Hummer (Fm)
Early-attested site in the Parish of Trent
Historical Forms
- Hummer (Fm) 1811 OS
- Humbre 1091–1106 MontC
- Homere 1311 FF 1346 FA 1402–1446 Cl 1498 Pat
- Hemere (sic) 1415 Cl
Etymology
Hummer (Fm) (ST 589198), Hummer (Fm )1811 OS, Humbre 1091–1106 MontC, Homere 1311 FF, 1346 FA (p), 1402–1446 Cl, 1498 Pat, Hemere (sic)1415 Cl, the common pre-English r.n. Humber , originally with reference to the small tributary of R. Yeo flowing to the S of the settlement, cf. the f.n. (Lt ) Hummer Lake 1839TA , v. lacu 'stream'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Lady's Lane
- Lowsome Lane
- Malthouse Lane
- Manor Ho
- Mill Lane
- Mount Hunger
- Parks Plant.
- Plot (Lane)
- Rigg Lane
- Rimpton Hill
- Rowbarrow, Rowbarrow Hill
- Ryland Plant.
- St Andrew's Church
- Trent Barrow, Trent Bridge, Trent Mill, Trent Wd
- Adber Cross
- Anchor Fm
- Barrows Lane
- Hr Barton
- Birch Hill, Birch Hill Gully, Birch Hill Stile
- Church Fm
- Down Fm, Down Lane
- Flamberts
- Glebe Fm
- Gore
- Greenway
- Ham Lane
- Holywell
- Hummer Bridge, Hummer Plant.
- Lady Chapel