Wools Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Verwood
Historical Forms
- Woolles bridge 1618 Map
- Wool Bridge 1811 OS
- Woolbridge Fm 1811 ib
Etymology
( Woolles bridge 1618Map , Wool Bridge 1811 OS), where the Horton-Ringwood roadcrosses Moors River, giving name to Woolsbridge (Fm)(Woolbridge Fm 1811 ib ) , v. brycg ; Wool - is probably from wyll(a) ' stream ' with reference to the river , cf. Woolbridge 1148 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- All Saints' Church
- Bailey's Plant
- Baker's Fm
- Black Hill
- Black Moor
- Boveridge Heath
- Bugden's Copse
- Burrows Copse, Burrows Fm & Burrows Lane
- Church
- Church Hill
- Claylake (Copse)
- Crab Orchd
- Dewlands Cmn, Dewlands Hill & Dewlands Wds
- Eastworth Fm
- Foster's Wd
- Halfway Hill(lost)
- Hayward's Fm
- Heathy How
- Ladies' Copse
- Lr Common
- Manor Ho
- Margards Lane
- Middle Copse
- Mount Ararat
- New Town
- Noon Hill
- Owre Cmn
- Potterne Hill & Potterne Wd
- Rushmoor Pond
- St Michael's Ctg
- Sandy Lane
- Stephen's Castle (Tumulus)
- Three Legged Cross
- Verwood Cmn
- Verwood Fm
- Verwood Manor Fm
- Wild Church Bottom
- Withy Bed