Penrose
Early-attested site in the Parish of North Petherwin
Historical Forms
- Penros(e) 1249 Ass 1544 SR
- Penrowse 1673 FF
Etymology
This is a Celtic name, the elements corresponding to Co pen , 'head, end, top,' and ros , 'moor, heath.' The p.n. is common in Cornwall and also in Wales (Penrhos).
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