Broadoak
Early-attested site in the Parish of Westbury on Severn
Historical Forms
- (la) Brodoke Thurne c.1275 For
- Brodokewey 1282 ib
- Broad(e) Oake 1595 Comm 1618 FF
Etymology
Broadoak, (la ) Brodoke Thurne c. 1275For , Brodokewey 1282 ib, Broad (e ) Oake 1595Comm , 1618FF . v. brād , āc , þyrne 'thorn-tree'. The manor court was in 1760 held at 'the dwelling house of Thomas Jackson, Innholder, commonly called Broad Oak' (Guise M. 11), cf. Westbury Hundred (195supra ).
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Whitehouse
- Whitlow Lane
- Wilmore
- Wincoll's Fm
- Wintles Hill
- Baglaw
- Barn Wood
- Base Court
- Birchen Grove
- Bitterlands
- Blakemoor Hall
- Blaisdon Bridge Ho
- Blue Boys Fm
- Boughton
- Boxbush
- Brokencross Fm
- Brook Fm
- Broughtons (Wood)
- Burghill
- Bury Court
- Bush Crib
- Chapelmere
- Constance Fm
- Copland Wood
- Cotshill
- Cowle's Fm
- Cowley's Elm
- Dean Grove
- Dove Ho
- Dumball
- Elton Hay
- Elton Marsh
- The Flat
- Framilode Passage
- Frowen's Fm
- Gamage Court
- Garden Cliff
- Gatwick
- Grange Court
- Gravel Fm
- Green Fm
- Grove Fm
- Hampney
- Hartlands Hill
- Hayden
- The Heald
- Hillside Fm
- Horseman's Bridge
- Hunt Hill
- Knavingcots
- Lake Fm
- Ley Court, Ley Fold & Ley Park
- Longcroft
- Morwent's Fm
- Moys Hill
- Ninnage Lodge
- The Noards
- Peglars
- Perrywell Wood
- Pitch House Hay
- Poultons Hill
- Pound Fm
- Reddings
- Rock Fm
- St Mary's Church
- Stanley
- Strand
- Taylors
- Unla Water
- Westbury Court