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Cranbourne, Cranbourne Chase

Early-attested site in the Parish of Winkfield

Historical Forms

  • (riuulus de) Crampeburn' 1279 HMCVarCollI
  • Cranbourn 1337 Pat
  • Chasee de Cranborne 1554 LRMB
  • Wood called Cramborne Woode, Chase called Cramborne Chase, Cramborne Lodge 1601 Dep
  • Cramborne Shace, Cramborne Woode 1607 SpecCom
  • Cranburn Park and Wood 1761 Rocque
  • Cranbourne Park and Chase 1800 Eden

Etymology

Cranbourne, Cranbourne Chase (latter in New Windsor), (riuulus de ) Crampeburn '1279 HMC Var Coll I, Cranbourn 1337 Pat, Chasee de Cranborne 1554LRMB , Wood called Cramborne Woode , Chase called Cramborne Chase , Cramborne Lodge 1601Dep , Cramborne Shace , Cramborne Woode 1607SpecCom , Cranburn Park and Wood 1761 Rocque, Cranbourne Park and Chase 1800 Eden. 'Brook frequented by cranes or herons', v. cran , burna . The same name occurs in Do and Ha.

Places in the same Parish

Other OS name

Early-attested site

Major Settlement