Branksome
Major Settlement in the Parish of Branksome
Historical Forms
- Branksome Tower 1863 Hutch3
Etymology
seems to have taken its name from a house called Branksome Tower 1863 Hutch3. In view of the absence of early forms, this is probably a late transferred name from Branksome Tower , the setting of Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel , published in 1805; this Branksome is near Hawick in Roxburghshire, Scotland.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Black Rock(lost)
- Fern Barrow
- Hillmorton
- Nazdar Hall
- Oak Ho
- Rossmore
- St Clement's Hall
- Talbot Village Fm
- Trinidad Gdns Estate
- Uppleby Ho
- Branksome Manor
- Heatherlands
- Kinson Pottery
- Newtown
- Bourne Bottom, Bourne Moor Recreation Ground, Bourne Valley
- Fox Holes
- Hilltop Bungalows
- Newton Fm
- Alderney Heath, Alderney Gravel Pit & Alderney Plants
- Alder Fm
- Coy Pond (Gdns)
- The Hermitage
- Moorland lodge