Blackmore Ctgs
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wootton Glanville
Historical Forms
- Blakemor(e) 1258 For 1267 Pat 1298 FF 1344,1349 Ipm 1445 et freq
- Blakamore 1396 IpmR 1397 DCMDeed 1792
Etymology
Blackmore Ctgs (ST 683097), named from the former manor of Blakemor (e )1258For , 1267 Pat, 1298 FF, 1344, 1349 Ipmet freq to 1445Weld 1, FF, Blakamore 1396 IpmR, 1397 (1792) DCMDeed , 'dark-coloured moor or marshy ground', v. blæc , mōr ; this gave its name to foll. as well as to Blackmoor Forest & Blackmoor Vale infra , v. also Newland and Newton Montacute both infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Osehill Green
- Blackmore Ford Bridge
- Broad Alders Coppice
- Newland, Over Newland Fm, Newland Lane
- Newton Montacute
Other OS name
- Mullett's Coppice
- Pilley's Coppice
- Ransom Coppice
- Alder Mead
- Buttons Coppice
- Church Fm
- Cockroad
- Common Plant.
- Court Fm
- Dark's Bridge
- Dunning's Lane
- Ferny Knap Coppice
- Gog & Magog
- Grange Ctgs
- Green Wall Plant.
- Hamper's Fm
- Harbin's Fm
- Hay Wd
- Holmes's Corner
- Kennels Lane
- Loader's Hill (Fm)
- Manor Ho
- Mead Coppice
- Moathills Coppice
- Moor-Land
- Nursery Lane
- Rabbits' Coppice
- Sandclose Islands
- Birch Coppice
- New Inn
- Pure Drop Inn
- St Mary's Church
- Baskett's Fm
- New Covert
- Pitt's Fm
- Round Chimneys Dairy Ho, Round Chimneys Fm
- Sandhills Coppice
- Smithy
- Somerset Gate Ctg
- Splitmead Coppice
- Stock Hill (Lane)
- White Down (Coppice)
- Wootton Glanville Fm
- Gt Wootton Wd