The Hearne
Early-attested site in the Parish of Charlton Kings
Historical Forms
- le Hurn(e) 1605 Comm 1606 AOMB
- the Whorne 1606 ib
- Harn hill 1607 Dep
Etymology
The Hearne, le Hurn (e )1605Comm , 1606AOMB , the Whorne 1606 ib, Harn hill 1607Dep , cf. also Harne acre , Masons hurne 1606AOMB . v. hyrne 'angle, corner', possibly here a plot of land in the angle formed by two lanes, as in Coxhorne and Whitehorn (infra ); on the form Whorne cf. Phonol. § 42 (a ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bafford Fm
- Battledown
- Ashley Manor
- Cudnall
- Ham
- Lilley Brook, Lilley Grove
- Northfield
- Ravensgate Hill
- Ryeworth
Other OS name
- Glenfall
- Greenway Fm
- Up End
- Welling Hill
- Withyholt
- Goss Covert
- The Grove
- Ham Hill
- Hewlett's Camp
- Jenning's Grove
- Leasowe
- Little Herbert's
- Mill Lane
- Moorend Park
- Mountains Knoll
- New Court
- Old Dole
- Park Grange
- Sandy Lane
- Sappercombe
- Southfield
- Spring Bottom, Spring Bridge
- Vineyards Fm
- Whitehorn
- Ashgrove
- Castle Fm
- Charlton Park
- Claypits Path
- Colgate
- Coxhorne
- Crab End
- Detmore
- The Dingle
- East Court
- East End
- Greenhill Rd
- Timbercombe
- Wager Court
- Windlass Hill