Thropp
Early-attested site in the Parish of Winchcomb
Historical Forms
- Throp(e) 12,13 WinchLB 1255 Ipm 1279,1290 WinchLB 1299 Ipm 1303 Pat
- Throp(e) iuxta Wynchecumbe 1299 WinchLB
- le Throp 1299 ib
- la Trop 1256 Ipm
- Yrap (sic for Þrap) 1285 FA
- Thorp' iuxta Wynchecumbe 1287 Ass 1303 FF
- Threp 1305 WinchLB
- Throop 1407 Pat
Etymology
From OE þrop 'an outlying dependent farmstead', clearly a secondary settlement from Winchcomb. The location of this place has not been determined but it may have been near Sudeley as it was in the manor of Sudeley (13 WinchLB i, 325).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Catesthrop
- Charingworth Court
- Coates, Coates Mill
- Corndean Hall
- Sawcombe
- Smarcote
- Stancombe Lane, Stancombe Wood
- Vineyard Bridge
- Frampton
- Greet
- Grettenham
- Gretton
- Langley Fm, Langley Hill
- Littleworth
- Naunton
- Patcombe
- Postlip
Other OS name
- The Abbey, Abbey Ho
- Abbots Leys
- Almsbury
- The Barns
- Boiling Well
- Briar Wood
- Bryan's Court
- Clevely Cottage
- Coopers Hill
- Cotswold
- Cups Hill
- The Dingle
- Dryfield
- Duglinch
- Dunn's Hill
- Enfield Fm
- Fluke's Hill
- Footbridge
- Greenfield Fm
- Greet Field
- Greet Grove, Greet Mill
- Gretton Field, Gretton Hill
- Hill Barn
- Mill Pond
- Park Fm
- Parr's Fm
- Pennylands
- Postlip Mill
- Puck Pit Lane
- The Rushley
- St Kenelm's Chapel, St Kenelm's Well
- Salter's Hill, Salt Way
- Sudeley Hill, Sudeley Lawn
- Thistly Field(lost)
- Warren Fm
- The Whitehills
- The Woodlands