Lund Ho
Other OS name in the Parish of Hunsingore
Historical Forms
- Lund l.12 YDx
- la Lunde 1227–41 YChx 1231 YDix,79 1236–47 YChx
- Londclose, Londhouse 1535 VE
Etymology
, 1817 M , Lund l. 12 YD x, la Lunde 1227–41 YCh x, 1231 YD ix, 79, 1236–47 YCh x, Londclose , Londhouse 1535 VE , v. lundr ' small wood ' .
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Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Cranberry Carr
- Langshaw Wood
- New Forest, Old Forest
- Park Ho
- Parson's Croft
- Ribston Hall, Ribston Park
- Sandbars Wood
- Walshford Bridge
- Church Hill
- Hall Orchard Hill
- Hollin Hill
- Mill Bank, Mill Ho
- Moor Lane
- Northlands
- Ox Moor Lane
- Pessac Plant
- Selcarrs
- Syke Dike
- Walkers Wood
- West Field
- Bentmire Well
- Blue Gate
- Coney Garth Hill
- Crib Cottage
- De La Lunde
- Demesne Dike
- Double Dike
- Forest Gate
- Gundrifs Beck
- Oven Hole
- Aubert Ings
- Cattall Street
- Crossgate Fm
- Gilsthwaite Bridge
- Hamley Hill
- Holmes Hill
- White Hill
- Broad Gate
- Hall (site)
- Limber Hill
- Oatlands
- Candler Well
- Highfield
- Lund Wood Hill