Port Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cirencester
Etymology
Port Fm, 1830 M, cf. also Portfelde 1460CirenD 19d, le Porteffeld 1540MinAcct ; from OE port2 'a town, market-town', here referring to Cirencester; Portfeld means 'the town common-field', v. feld .
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