Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• hurdewurda 1155×89 ZRI5/1

• Hurthewrthe c.1190×1200 Spec

• Hurtheworthe 1235 Ass 1313 Spec

• Hurthewurte 1235 Ass

• Hurthewurthe 1242×3 ib

• Hurtewrthe 1242×3 ib

• Hurteworthe 1242×3 ib

• Hurthewith 1242×3 ib

• Hurthewrth c.1250 ZRI5/8

• Hurtheworth' 1283 Pont 1306,1312 RPD

• Hurtheworth early14th Cler 15th IPM 1380×1

• (cuiusdam stagni in) Hortheworthe 1235 Ass

• Hortheworth' 1311 RPD

• Hurthworth 1235 Ass 1324 Cler 15th early14th 15th ib

• Hurtwrth 1242×3 Ass

• Hurthworth on Teise 1355 IPM

• Huthworth early14th Cler 15th

• Hurdworth 1442,1484 IPM

• Hurdworth on Tees 1539 ib

• Hurworth' 1314 RPD 1438×9 Vis

• Hurworth 1406 Pont 1408×9,1415,1425×6 IPM 1411 Lang 15th Cler 1418 Lang 1431 Wills 1503 IPM 1535 CC 1586 Wills 1673 DX4871/107 1673 Ogilby 1717 Hud 1839 Map

• Hurworth parish 1557 Wills

• Hurwerth 1592 ib

• Hurworthe 1600 BW

• Hurworth super Teyse 1417 Cler 15th

• Hurworth upon Teese 1444×5 IPM

• Hurworth upon Tees 1498–9,1558,1623,1631 ib

• Hurworth upon Tease 1528 1717 Hud

• Hurworth on Tease 1632,1637 ib

• Hurworth on Teese 1604 ib

• Hurworth on Teise 1607×8 ib

• hurdewurd' 1197 Pipe

• Hurdewrth 1242×3 Ass

Etymology

'Hurdle enclosure', v. *hurð, genitive pl. *hurða , + worð . Identical with Hurworth Bryan NZ 3935, hurdewurd '1197 Pipe, Hurdewrth 1242×3 Ass. The meaning is probably 'enclosure made of hurdles'.