Alders Coppice
Early-attested site in the Parish of Shillingstone
Historical Forms
- Alders Coppice 1838 TA
Etymology
Alders Coppice (ST 837108), Alders Coppice 1838TA , cf. (meadow) sub Alneto de Alfrikesham c.1250AddCh (cf. also Hutch3 3445), desuper Alnetum c.1270ib , Alres , Alreweye , bovenalre , eynythe Alre 1330 (15) ib , Gt Alders & Lt Alders , Alder Ways 1838TA , v. alor 'alder', with weg 'way', bufan '(the place) above', beniðan '(the place) beneath' (the form eynythe showing loss of initial b -); Alfrikesham is 'Ælfrīc's enclosure or river meadow', from the OE pers.n. Ælfrīc and hamm .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Burt's Water Ctgs
- Gain's Cross (Fm)
- Holloway Lane
- Kite Hill Coppice
- Lamb House Fm
- Landchard Lane
- Manor Fm
- Marsh Bridge
- Mill Race
- New Barn
- New Cross Gate
- Puxey Lane
- Shillingstone Hill
- Shillingstone Ho
- White Hill(lost)
- White Pit
- Withy Bed
- Wooland(lost)
- Bonsley Cmn
- Eastcombe Ctg & Eastcombe Wd
- Eastbrook Fm
- Hodway Lane
- Church Of Holy Rood
- Hillcombe Bottom & Hillcombe Coppice