Anville's Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Inkpen
Historical Forms
- Hamvyle 1464 Fine
- Hamvile(s) 1485 AD
- Hamvyles 1488 ib
- manor of Anville 1661 SpecCom
Etymology
Anville's Fm, Hamvile , (manors of Balston and) Hamvyle 1464 Fine, Hamvile (s )1485 AD, Hamvyles 1488 ib, manor of Anville 1661SpecCom ; a manorial name. The estate (a detached part of Kintbury) was given to Stephen de Hanvill and his wife in the 13th cent. (VCH iv, 212). Richard de Hamville is mentioned 1274 Cl (in connection with Newbury) and Alan de Hanvylle juxta Hungerford appears 1343 Cl. The estate was earlier known as Godingeflod , for which v. 315–16.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Adder's Copse
- Anvilles Copse
- Bell Lane
- Blandy's Corner
- Bridgeman's Fm
- Broadlands
- Broadway Copse
- Bullingtons Copse
- Bungum Lane
- Clayground Copse
- Colnbrook Copse
- Craven Arms P.H.
- Crown and Garter P.H.
- Daggs Gully
- The Fens
- Field Barn
- Finch's Copse
- The Firs
- Fox Hill
- Gallows Down
- Great Plantation
- Gully Copse
- The Hassock
- Hell Corner
- Hightree Copse
- Inkpen Great Common
- Inkpen Hill
- Kirby Ho and Kirby Fm
- Little Common
- Little Rivar Copse
- Long Copse
- Lower Fm
- Lower Green
- Manor Fm
- Maymead
- Middle Copse
- Moss Fm
- Northcroft Fm
- Old Dyke Lane
- Oldlands Copse
- The Plantation
- Red Woods
- Rolf's Fm
- Rushes Cottages
- Sadler's Fm
- Lower Sadler's Fm, Great Sadler's Copse and Little Sadler's Copse
- Sands Drove
- Scrubb's Copse
- Swan Inn
- Totterdown Copse and Totterdown Ho
- Trapshill
- Upper Green
- Wan's Dyke
- Wergs Barn
- Westcourt Fm and Westcourt Ho
- Wigmoreash Drove and Wigmoreash Pond