Anstie Grange
Early-attested site in the Parish of Dorking
Historical Forms
- Hanstega 1086 DB
- Anestia 1191 P
- Anesty 1201 Cur
- Anestye 1332 SR
Etymology
Anstie Grange is Hanstega 1086 DB, Anestia 1191 P (p), Anesty 1201 Cur (p), Anestye 1332 SR (p). v. anstig , 'path for one,' often found in names of places difficult of approach. The place lies below a steep hill at the top of which is Anstiebury Camp, a large earthwork, v. burh .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Box Hill and Boxhill Fm
- Chart Park, Chertgate
- Chasemores
- Cotmandene
- Fletchinghurst Barn
- Hambridge Bottom
- Hampstead Lane
- Holmwood
- Inholms Fm
- Merriden Fm
- Milton
- The Nower
- Spook Hill
- Stumbleholt
- Swite's Fm
- Trashurst
- Westcott
Other OS name
- Ashcombe Cottage
- Wood
- Betchet's Green
- Blackbrook
- Boarhill Plantation
- Boxlands
- Bradley Fm
- Brimstone Lane
- Burnett's Leaf
- Buryhill
- Bushy Plat
- Chadhurst Fm
- Comb Fm
- Danehurst Cottages
- Deepdene
- Eutrie Ho
- Folly Fm
- Fourwents Pond
- The Glory, Glorywood
- Goldenlands Fm
- Harecroft Fm
- Hawes Rew
- Holehill Fm
- Holloway
- Hurst Copse
- Lag Copse
- Logmore Fm
- Mag's Well, Magswell Copse
- Minepits Shaw
- Nettlefold(lost)
- Park Fm
- Pixham
- Redlands Fm and
- Wood
- Rokefield
- The Rookery
- Rose Hill
- Ryefield Copse
- Shambles Fm
- The Spains
- Spout Copse
- Stonebridge
- Swires Wood
- Tankards Pond and Tankers Pond Plantation
- Tilehurst Fm
- The Tolt
- Vigo Fm
- Waterden Plantation
- Westlees Fm
- Winterfold Wood