Callow Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Dymock
Historical Forms
- Caluhullefeld c.1240 Newent59
- Calowhyll c.1290 ib
- (the) Callow 1578 PR 1755 Will
Etymology
Callow Fm, Caluhullefeld c. 1240Newent 59, Calowhyll c. 1290 ib 31, (the ) Callow 1578 PR, 1755 Will. 'The bare hill', v. calu 'bare, lacking vegetation', hyll . Cf. Callow End (Wo 224), Callow Hill and Callamore (175, 225infra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Allums Grove
- The Ash Bed
- Awefield
- Bellamys
- Berrows Fm
- Blachus Coppice
- Blacklands
- Boyce Court
- Broom's Green
- The Burtons
- Castle Fm & Castle Tump
- Chargrove
- Ciderdine
- Coneyberrow Coppice
- Cutmill
- Daw's Coppice
- Elm Bridge
- Four Oaks
- Green Ho
- Hallwood Green
- Hill Ash
- Hill Fm
- Hockington
- Iddens
- Knaphead
- Knight's Green
- Lintridge
- Moor Oak
- Newhouse Bridge
- New Grange
- Normans Land Fm
- Oldfields
- Old Grange
- Old Leasa
- Old Shails
- Pitt Ho
- Portoway Top
- Pound Fm
- New Rock & Old Rock
- Rose Hill
- Shakesfield
- Sneedfield
- Timber Hill
- Tillputs End
- Upham Ho
- Vell Mill
- Whittingtree
- Wigstys Coppice
- Wilton Place
- Windcross
- The Gritt
- Henberrow
- Mirabel
- Swords
- Grove Hill
- Haind Park Wood
- Long Bridge
- Murrells
- Tiller's Green
- Cockshot Wood
- Crowfield
- Dymock Wood
- Ever Hill
- Frogs Hall
- Greenway Ho
- Heath Fm
- The Lynch
- Netherton
- Woodend