Hargrave, Hargrave Hall, Hargrave Old Hall Hargrave Stubbs & Hargrave Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tarvin
Historical Forms
- le Haregreve e13 Orm2
- Haregreve 1285 Court
- Hargreve l13 Orm2
- Haregreve 1545 Plea
- Har(e)grave 1287 Court 1339 BW
- Heregreue 1304 Chamb
- Hardegrave 1407 Cl
- Hardgrave 1646 Sheaf
- Hergreff 1549 Surv
- Haregreve Stubbes 1533 Plea
- Hargrave Stubbs 1842 OS
- The Stubs, Stubs Farm 1831 Bry
- Old Hall 1831 Bry
- Hargrave Hall 1842 OS
- capella de Stapelford 1222 BW
- Hargrave Ford 1671 Sheaf
Etymology
'The hoar wood' or 'the hare-wood' from hār2 or hara , and grǣfe . This is the location of a parochial chapel of Tarvin parish, Hargrave Chapel 1831 Bry, Hargrave Stubbs Chapel 17 (1724) NotCestr, v. chapel , cf. Sheaf3 48 (9707). Presumably capella de Stapelford 1222BW refers to a domestic chapel. The Stubs is mapped as woodland in Bryant's map, 'place full of tree stubs', v. stubb , presumably the remains of the 'hoar wood', and gave name to Hargrave Fm 102supra . Hargrave Ford 1671 Sheaf was probably the ford shown in Bryant's map at 109–492628, v. ford . v. Addenda.