Hind Weir
Early-attested site in the Parish of Newnham
Historical Forms
- Hynewer(e) 1270 Misc 1358 Inq
- Hyneweresmersshe, Hynewerismersshe, Hynewerismersch 1402,1412 GlR
- Hyndwere, pisc' 1539 AOMB
Etymology
Hind Weir (lost), Hynewer (e ) (a pool) 1270 Misc, 1358 Inq, Hyneweresmersshe , Hynewerismersshe , Hynewerismersch 1402, 1412 GlR, Hyndwere , pisc '1539AOMB . 'Fishing weir (in R. Severn) belonging to a religious household' (in this case the abbeys of Pershore and Flaxley), v. hīwan (gen.pl. hīgna , as in Highnam 159supra ), wer .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Aram's Fm
- Bessy's Wood
- Brightlands
- Brook Fm
- Bullo Pill
- Castle Ho
- Chark Field
- Clay Hill
- The Cliff
- Cockshoot
- Collow Pill
- The Culver Ho
- Fernbrake Ho
- Forge Grove
- Gill Birch
- Glastonbury Wood
- Hawkins Pill
- Little Bailey
- Littledean Rd
- Lumbers
- Moorland Grove, Moor Plant
- Mutloes
- Park Lands & Park Meadow
- Portlands Nab
- Stony Ditch
- Tanhouse Fm
- Underhill
- Vostell's Brook