Hutnage
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chedworth
Historical Forms
- Hodockenasshe 1327 SR
- Hutnash 1777 M
Etymology
Hutnage, Hodockenasshe 1327SR (p), Hutnash 1777 M. The first el. is probably a form of the ME pers.n. Huddekin , a diminutive of ME Hodde or Hudde , as in the surname Hodkin (Reaney 166). v. æsc 'ash-tree'.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Fields Fm
- Hedgeley Grove
- Listercombe Bottom
- New Barn
- Newport
- Pinkwell
- The Pyke
- St John's Church (site)
- Tunway Gate
- Well Hill
- Wood Barrow
- Green Lane
- Hartshill
- Hill Fm
- Longfurlong
- Monkham Wood
- Newman's Covert
- Pinswell
- Raybrook Barn
- Ashwell
- Bleakmoor
- Boy's Grove
- Burford's Grove
- Calves Hill
- The Castle
- Cheap St.
- Chedworth Beacon, Chedworth Laines & Chedworth Woods
- Coulsty Barn
- Cowslait Grove