Grange Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pulham
Etymology
Grange Fm (ST 717090), named from a grange or granges belonging to Bindon Abbey (1189), referred to as (usque ad ) Grangias monachorum de Binnedune Hy 3 (14) Cerne (in the bounds of Blackmoor Forest infra ), grangiam abbatis de Bynendon de Pulham 1237 Cl, v. grange 'an outlying farm belonging to a religious house where crops were stored'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Furze Hill
- Humber Wd
- Noddy Wd
- East Pulham Fm
- Grange Copse
- Kingstag Bridge
- Pulham Common
- Halsey Arms (P.H.)
- Lipgate Fm
- North Dairy Ho
- Parson's Bridge
- Pellwell Fm
- Pickett's Ctgs, Pickett's Fm
- Ranksborough Gorse
- Castle Barn
- Cross Roads Fm
- Dairy(lost)
- Eastfield Plant.
- Hartmoor Fm
- Manor Fm
- Pulham Gorse, Pulham Lake
- Rectory
- Redhills Pit
- St Thomas a Becket's Church
- Town's End Fm
- Withy Bed