Inchthrop
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cirencester
Historical Forms
- Inchesthorpp 1540 AOMB
- Inchthrop 1540 MinAcct
Etymology
Inchthrop (lost), Inchesthorpp 1540AOMB , Inchthrop 1540MinAcct .The first el. may be a ME enche 'manorial tenant' (v. Addenda), v. þrop 'outlying dependent farmstead'. It was near Cecily Hill to the south of the town (cf. Inchthrop Lane 63 supra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Gooseacre Bridge
- The Abbey
- Acott's Barn
- Alfred's Hall
- Almery Grange(lost)
- Barton Bury
- The Beeches
- Brick Kiln Plant
- Bull Ring(lost)
- Cirencester Park
- Cleeve Ho
- College Fm
- Cranhams
- Crowthorne
- Ewe Pens
- Grismond's Tower
- Gumstool Bank
- Haines Ash Bottom
- Hare Bushes
- Kingshill Quarry
- Perry Moor
- Pope's Seat
- Sweethills Plant
- Tar Barrow
- Watermoor
- Wood Ho
- Golden Fm