Pullythorne
Field in the Parish of Cabourne
Historical Forms
- 1793 Yarb
- polrunthorn ( daile ) Hy2 Newh
- pullerthornis Hy2 Newh
- pullerþornheuedland Hy2 Newh
- polirunthornidaile Hy2 Newh
- polrunthordayle Hy2 Newh
- Pullerthornes Hy3 HarlCh
- Puluerthorndayle Hy3 HarlCh
- Polethornes Hy3 GCB
- pulla thorne headland 1577 Terrier
- Pullathorne headland 1601 Terrier 1612 Terrier
- Pullathorne headlande 1606 Terrier 1625 Terrier
- Pullie-thorne headland 1638 Terrier
- Pulli ( e ) thorn headland 1654 Terrier
- Pulli ( e ) thorne headland 1662 Terrier
- Pullie thorne headland 1674 Terrier
- Pullythorn headland 1707 Terrier
- Pullithorn furlong 1686 Terrier
- Pullithorn headland 1686 Terrier
- Pullithorne furlong 1697 Terrier
- Pullithorne headland 1697 Terrier
Etymology
Pullythorne 1793(polrunthorn(daile) Hy2(Ed1), pullerthornis(reading uncertain), pullerþornheuedland l12(Ed1)(v. hēafod-land), polirunthornidaile, polrunthordayle(sic) e13(Ed1)(v.deill), Pullerthornes, Puluerthorndayle Hy3, Polethornes Hy3(Hy4), pulla thorne headland 1577, Pullathorne headland 1601, Pullathorne headlande 1606, 1625, Pullathorne headland 1612, Pullie-thorne headland 1638, Pulli(e)thorn headland 1654, Pulli(e)thorne headland 1662, Pullie thorne headland 1674, Pullythorn headland 1707,Pullithorn furlong, Pullithorn headland 1686, Pullithorne furlong, Pullithorne headland 1697; theforms are too varied to suggest the etymology of the first el., but thecompound may refer to some species of thorn, v. also hēafod-land, deill,furlang)