Paley Street
Early-attested site in the Parish of White Waltham
Historical Forms
- Payley-Street 1711 Hearne
- Paly Street 1761 Rocque
- Paley Street 1790 Pride
- Pailehirst 15th Chertsey
Etymology
Paley Street, Payley -Street 1711 Hearne, Paly Street 1761 Rocque, Paley Street 1790 Pride. Pailehirst 15th Chertsey was near Paley Street. The forms are too late for certain etymology, but may go back to OE *Pǣgan lēah , 'Pǣga 's clearing', to which hyrst has been added in the earliest form. For street used of a hamlet cf. Winkfield Street 41.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Burycourt Fm
- Hollicks
- Heywood Fm, Heywood Lodge
- Littlefield Green
- Littlewick Green
- Paddock Wood
- Woolley Green
Other OS name
- Altmore
- Vine Cottage
- Woolley Hall, Woolley Fm, Woolley Firs
- Stratton's Copse
- Waltham Place
- Back Lane
- Wake's Fm
- Whitehouse Fm
- Buck Fm, Buck Bridge
- Cannon Lane
- Cherrygarden Lane
- Chetwode
- Coach and Horses P.H.
- The Cut
- Feens Fm
- Green Lane
- Horse and Groom Inn
- How Lane
- Howlane Bridge
- Lane Fm
- Old Fm
- Payleystreet Fm
- Pope's Fm
- Sheepcote Lane
- Waltham Grove