Stoop Bridge, Stoop Lane
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ilford
Etymology
Stoop Bridge, Stoop Lane (both 6″). Cf. le Stulpe in London hie way 1609LRMB , the Stoup 1794 Shawcross. stoop is a common Essex word for a short post fixed in the earth as a boundary-mark, v. stoop sb. 1 in NED. In field-names we have three examples of Stulps and one of Stulp , as also Stulpes in Ashen (1583Ct ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Abery Ho, Aldborough Hatch
- The Castle
- Claybury Fm
- Clayhall
- Cranbrook Fm
- Fairlop Plain
- Gayshamhall
- Goodmayes
- Loxford Hall
- Padnall
- Red Bridge
- Seven Kings
- Wangeyhall Fm, Wangey Ho
- Wyfields