Coneyhurst Common
Early-attested site in the Parish of West Chiltington
Historical Forms
- communem voc. Coneyhurst 1574 Ct
Etymology
Coneyhurst Common is communem voc. Coneyhurst in 1574 (Ct ) and may have been the home of William de Conyngherst or Conyhurst of Sullington (1327, 1332 SR). It means 'rabbit wood,' cf. Coneyhurst (Sr).
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