Brousentor
Early-attested site in the Parish of Petertavy
Historical Forms
- Brounstountor 1403 Dartmoor
- Brounsdontor 1603 DuCo
- Brounson Tor 1765 D
Etymology
In 1340 (SR ) there is mention of a John de Brouneston , which suggests that Brouneston is a lost place from which the tor took its name. The farm is probably to be associated with John Broun mentioned in the same subsidy-roll, the meaning being thus 'Brown's farm,' v. tun .
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