Underore
Early-attested site in the Parish of New Windsor
Historical Forms
- Undesoura 1156–7 ReadingA
- Hunderora 1142–84 ReadingC l.12th
- Vnderore, Underhore, Vnderora 12th l.12th ib
- Underore l.12th ib
- Windelesore Vnderhore 13th ReadingC
- Windsor Underore 1539–40 ReadingA
- Underower Manor 1595 Windsor
- Underhoure 1682 ib
Etymology
Underore (lost), Undesoura 1156–7 ReadingA, Hunderora 1142–84 (l.12th) ReadingC , Vnderore , Underhore , Vnderora 12th (l.12th) ib , Underore l.12thib et freq , Windelesore Vnderhore 13thReadingC , Windsor Underore 1539–40 ReadingA, Underower Manor 1595Windsor , Underhoure 1682ib . 'Under the slope', v. under , ōra . In VCH III, 66, it is stated that this manor probably included the land lying between Windsor and Eton, N.W. of the Castle and extending down to the Thames.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Arklow Cottage
- Bachelors Acre
- Bourne Ditch
- Broad Water
- Bromley Hill
- Brook's Corner
- Cambridge Lodge
- Castlemead
- The Cobler
- Cutler's Ait
- Diningroom Close
- North Lodge
- Star Clump
- Shawlane Pen
- Albert Cottage
- Double Gates
- Firework Ait
- Herne's Oak
- Hog Common
- The Hut
- Jubilee Mount
- King Edward Vii Avenue
- Kingscot
- Kingsmead
- Kings Walden
- Lime Avenue
- New Cover
- Orwell Cottage
- Paddockhill Copse
- Palatine Gate
- Park Ride
- Pickleherring Pond
- Plain Ride
- Prince Consort's Drive
- Queen's Acre
- Queen Anne's Gate, Queen Anne's Mead, Queen Anne's Rd
- Queen Elizabeth's Walk
- Queen Victoria's Walk
- Romney Castle, Romney Island, Romney Weir
- Rosemead
- Round Orchard Pen
- Windsor Castle