Bluntsmoor Bridge & Bluntsmoor Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Mosterton
Historical Forms
- Bluntsmoor 1811 OS 1863 Hutch3
- 'the capital messuage called Blunt's Court' 1433 Hutch3
- Blountescourte 1486 Ipm
Etymology
Bluntsmoor Bridge & Bluntsmoor Fm (ST 455067), Bluntsmoor 1811 OS, 1863 Hutch3, earlier 'the capital messuage called Blunt 's Court '1433 Hutch3, Blountescourte 1486 Ipm, named from the (le ) Bl (o )unt family who had lands here from the 13th cent., cf. Sir John Blunt Hy 3 Hutch3, Thomas le Blunt 1285 FA, Thomas (le ) Blount (')1332 SR, 1340 NI, 1346 FA, William (le ) Blount 1340 NI, John (le ) Blount 1360 Hutch3, v. court 'large house, manor'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- New Inn
- St Mary's Church
- West Fm
- Woodcock's Fm
- Bakers Mill
- Barn Close Copse
- Broad Oak Fm
- Church Hill Fm
- Crown & Anchor Inn
- Down Barn
- Gospel Hall
- Knowle Wd
- Manor Fm
- Mosterton Down (Lane)
- Mosterton Mill
- The Oak
- St Mary's Church
- Sandiford's Fm
- Sheepwash
- Ten Acre Copse
- New Ho
- Pit Close Copses
- Tongue Copse