Pin Green
Early-attested site in the Parish of Stevenage
Historical Forms
- Pynn greene 1582 Wills
- la Pende 1294 SR
Etymology
Pin Green is Pynn greene 1582 Wills and was the home of Ralph de la Pende (1294SR ). This is the OE pynd , 'enclosure,' discussed in PN Sx 200–1, s. n. Pen Hill.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bedwell and Bedwell Plash
- Letchmoor Green
- Six Hills
- Whomerley or Humbly Wood
- Woolwicks
- Broomin Green
- Chells and Chells Green
- Moss Bury
Other OS name
- Abbots Grove
- Blacknell's Spring
- Great Collins Wood
- Ditchmoor Hall
- Fairlands
- Hanginghill Wood
- Kitching Spring and Kitching Lane
- Loosefield
- Mobs Hill
- Morleys
- Newton Wood
- Norton Green
- Oakfield Cottages
- Parson's Grove
- Pestcotts Wood
- Pigeonswick Wood
- Stony Hall
- Watery Grove
- Whitney Wood
- Letchmoor Road
- Brickkiln Wood
- Oakmead
- Wiltshire's Spring
- The Bury
- Pancake Corner
- Woodfield