Longney
Major Settlement in the Parish of Longney
Historical Forms
- in Longanege 972 BCS1282 10th
- Langenei, Langeney(e) 1086 DB 1248 Ass a.1274 Guise 1291 Tax
- Langen(e)' 1127 Monast 1248 Ass 1276 RH
- Longaneia c.1100 BM
- Longeney(e) 13 Glouc c.1260 GlR 1287 Ass 1407 FF
- Longney 1316 FA 1465 Pat 1790 PR
- Laungeneye 1248 Ass
Etymology
'The long island', v. lang , ēg . It is described as insula 'island' in 1200 ChR. It may refer to a low stretch of ground enclosed on three sides by the Severn or to a long mud island exposed when the river is at low tide.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
Field
- Acra field
- Broad loons
- Broadway
- Bunnypool
- Cowcroft
- Cow Leaze
- the Crooks
- Eggen
- Grangers Moor
- Grovesend
- Highfield
- Hitchings
- the Holes
- New Laynes
- the Leaze
- Lye Field
- Madam
- the Mayse
- Northfield
- Overs
- Ox Leaze
- Peglas Orchard
- Sandham
- Settums
- Smadam meadow
- South Field
- Southmoors
- the Tineing
- Windmill Hill
- Woodfield
- Agarshill
- Austins hill
- Bemblowe
- Blakeslond
- Boweres Blocke
- Bowre furlonge
- Brothermeade
- the eight rugges
- Flittelande
- le Gore
- Grasemoore
- Haynehill
- the Hale
- Harbartes heye
- Hathemereshynde
- Hegge heye
- le Heys
- the Homme
- the Hurst
- Lypyate
- Longe Perse
- Lordes pole
- Ludwick
- le Mars hill
- terr ' voc ' the Mondaye
- Newalle
- Newlandes
- Okes
- Oldham
- le Plocke
- Poles Backe
- Polinge Walle
- Smalamsbacke
- Smithende
- Sondling
- Stubble
- Brode Suthams
- le Warthe
- Were House