Cleveley
Early-attested site in the Parish of Enstone
Historical Forms
- Clivelai 1194–1221 Winchcombe 1341 Cl
- Clevele 1319 Winchcombe
- Clieveley 1587 AD
- Clievely 1797 Davis
Etymology
'Wood or clearing on a clif,' v. lē(a)h. In this name clif may mean 'river bank' or 'hill slope.'
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Gagingwell
- Neat Enstone
- Hoar Stone
- Radford
- Box Wood
- Broadstone Plantation, Broadstonehill
- Chalford
- Lidstone