Hobby Binns
Early-attested site in the Parish of Stebbing
Historical Forms
- Hob of yndes (mede) 1517 Rental
- Hobbe a vynes 1544 Ct
- Hobbe devynes, Hobbavyndes, Hobbe devyndys, Hobbe de Vynes 1549 Rental
- Hob Avyndes 1567 Ct
- Hobavynes 1580 Survey
- Hobbaynes 1669 Rental
- Avynde 1522 Ct
Etymology
Hobby Binns [hɔbi vainz] is Hob of yndes (mede )1517Rental , Hobbe a vynes 1544Ct , Hobbe devynes , Hobbavyndes , Hobbe devyndys , Hobbe de Vynes 1549Rental , Hob Avyndes 1567Ct , Hobavynes 1580Survey , Hobbaynes 1669Rental . It is to be associated with the family of William de Inde (1429) and Alexander Avynde (1522Ct ). John of Ynde had land in Brandenende (Bran End supra ) in 1548 (Ct ) and took his name thence. [iˑnd] is the Essex dialect pronunciation of end .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Church End
- Boxted Wood
- Down Fm
- Duck End
- Lubberhedges Wood
- Poplar Fm
- Snares Hill
- Stebbing Park
- Tolladay's Fm
- Town Mill
- Yew Tree Fm
- Broom Fm