Goldsworth
Early-attested site in the Parish of Woking
Historical Forms
- la Goldhord(e) 1229 ADiii 1255 Ass
- Goldhourde t.Hy3 For
- ate Goldhorde 1294 Ass 1332 SR
- Goldhourd 1548 LRMB
- Goldword 1603 SrWills
- Goldsworthy 1816 O.S.
Etymology
Goldsworth is la Goldhord (e )1229 AD iii(p), 1255Ass , Goldhourde t. Hy 3For , ate Goldhorde 1294Ass , 1332 SR (all p), Goldhourd 1548LRMB , Goldword 1603 SrWills, Goldsworthy 1816 O.S. 'The gold hoard or treasure.' For the significance of this and other such names, v. Introd. xviii. Cf. Gollard Fm in Amport (Ha), la Goldhord 1248Ass (p), atte Goldhord 1327SR (p), Goldhard , Goldwhurd infra 321, 338 and Goldhurd 1548LRMB (Shere). For confusion of final element, cf. Flexford supra 135.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Apers
- Brookwood
- Crastock Fm
- Egley
- Elm Bridge
- Hoe Place
- Hook Heath and Hook Hill
- Knaphill
- Mayford
- Pile Hill
- Pray Heath
- Runtleywood
- Sheet's Heath
- Snosmeres
- Sutton Place
- Whiterose Fm
Other OS name
- Barnsbury Fm
- Beechhill
- Blackness
- Bridley Manor
- Chamberlands Bridge
- Fisher's Fm
- Fox Hill
- Heathside Fm
- Hermitage
- Hoebridge Fm
- Honeypot Fm
- Kemishford Fm
- Kingfield Ho and Kingfieldgreen
- Lady Grove
- Lawfords
- Loampit Fm
- Maybury
- Mill Moor
- Old Hall
- Poundfield Ho
- Roundbridge Fm
- Royal Oak Fm
- Sanders Lane
- Shackleford
- Smarts Heath
- Tinkers Lane
- Turn Oak Corner
- Westfield
- Woking Bridge
- Wokingpark Fm