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Survey of English Place-Names

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Phil(l)ips

Early-attested site in the Parish of Studland

Historical Forms

  • Phil(l)ips 1774 Hutch1 1861 Hutch3
  • Phelpescroft 1498 Ct
  • Phylippescroffte 1545 Ct
  • Phylippes Crafft 1546 Ct
  • Philippes 1560 Hutch3
  • Phelp(e)s 1561 Hutch3 1667 Hutch3 1839 TA
  • Phelipes 1571,1586 Hutch3
  • Philps c.1586 Tres

Etymology

Phil(l)ips (lost), Phil (l )ips 1774 Hutch1, 1861 Hutch3, Phelpescroft 1498Ct , Phylippescroffte 1545Ct , Phylippes Crafft 1546Ct , Philippes 1560 Hutch3, Phelp (e )s 1561 Hutch3, 1667 Hutch3, 1839TA , Phelipes 1571, 1586 Hutch3, Philps c. 1586 Tres, from the pers.n. or surname Philip (for the forms Phelp , Philp , v. Reaney 250), cf. John Phelippes 1487 Hutch3, and croft ; this tenement, like Goddins supra near to which it was situated, was formerly in Corfe C. par.

Places in the same Parish

Early-attested site

Other OS name

Major Settlement