Greet
Early-attested site in the Parish of Winchcomb
Historical Forms
- Grete, Greta(m) 12–1339 WinchLB 1185 Templar e.13 BM 1221,1248 Ass 1285 FA 1582 FF
- Greote 1327 SR
- Grette 1470 FF 1509 Pat
- Greete 1477 WinchLB 1559 PR 1722 et freq
Etymology
From OE grēote 'a gravelly place', denoting gravelly soil above the Isbourne; cf. Gretton (infra ) and Greet Field (36infra ). The name has no connexion with Greston Hundred (1supra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Catesthrop
- Charingworth Court
- Coates, Coates Mill
- Corndean Hall
- Sawcombe
- Smarcote
- Stancombe Lane, Stancombe Wood
- Thropp
- Vineyard Bridge
- Frampton
- Grettenham
- Gretton
- Langley Fm, Langley Hill
- Littleworth
- Naunton
- Patcombe
- Postlip
Other OS name
- The Abbey, Abbey Ho
- Abbots Leys
- Almsbury
- The Barns
- Boiling Well
- Briar Wood
- Bryan's Court
- Clevely Cottage
- Coopers Hill
- Cotswold
- Cups Hill
- The Dingle
- Dryfield
- Duglinch
- Dunn's Hill
- Enfield Fm
- Fluke's Hill
- Footbridge
- Greenfield Fm
- Greet Field
- Greet Grove, Greet Mill
- Gretton Field, Gretton Hill
- Hill Barn
- Mill Pond
- Park Fm
- Parr's Fm
- Pennylands
- Postlip Mill
- Puck Pit Lane
- The Rushley
- St Kenelm's Chapel, St Kenelm's Well
- Salter's Hill, Salt Way
- Sudeley Hill, Sudeley Lawn
- Thistly Field(lost)
- Warren Fm
- The Whitehills
- The Woodlands