Comphurst
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wartling
Historical Forms
- Comperscrosse 1538 Ct
- Comps crosse 1587 Ct
- Compost 1724 B
- Comphouse 1823 G
- atte Compe 1335 Ct
Etymology
Comphurst is Compers . Comperscrosse 1538Ct , Comps crosse 1587Ct , Compost 1724 B, Comphouse 1823 G, and is to be associated with the family of John Comper , who probably was of the same family as Richard atte Compe of Wartling (1327 SR) and Mabel atte Compe (1335Ct ), v. camp . For Comper v. Bridger's Pond supra 35.
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