Paygrove Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wotton St Mary Without or Longlevens
Historical Forms
- Paigrave, Paygrave 1126,12 Glouc c.1230 GlR
- Paygroue, Paygrove(s) c.1220 GlR p.1412 GloucHist 1542 MinAcct 1630 Inq
- la Peygrave 1250–60 StPGl
- Payegroue c.1260 GlR
- Payngraue 1287 Ass
Etymology
Paygrove Fm, Paigrave , Paygrave 1126, 12 Glouc, c. 1230 GlR, Paygroue , Paygrove (s )c. 1220 GlR, p. 1412 GloucHist, 1542MinAcct , 1630 Inq, la Peygrave 1250–60 StPGl 53, Payegroue c. 1260 GlR, Payngraue 1287Ass . 'Psega's copse' from the OE pers.n. Pǣga , as in Pangbourne (Brk), Pægeinga burnan 843 BCS 443, and surviving as ME Paie (Reaney 245); v. grāf .