Smock Cl
Field in the Parish of Blaston
Historical Forms
- 1839 TA
- the Smock Close 1704 Terrier
Etymology
Smock Cl 1839 (the Smock Close 1704, the Smook Close l. 18; prob. referring to land originally held by payment of the money tax known as smoke-penny or smoke-silver in place of tithewood; but note ModE dial. smock, used of both the Greater Bindweed (Convolvulus sepium) and the Ladysmock or Cuckoo Flower (Cardaminepratensis) which may rather pertain here)
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Blaston Hall
- Blaston Hill
- Blaston Hollows
- Blaston Lodge
- Blaston Pastures
- Chamberlayne Arms
- Cranesclose Spinney
- Dent's Spinney
- Hallaton Rd
- Highland Spinnney
- Home Fm
- Horninghold Lane
- Hovel Buildings
- Lewin's Hook
- Manor Fm
- Manor Ho
- Overclose Spinney
- Pastures Lodge, New Lodge
- Red Hovel
- St Giles's Church
- St Michael's Church
- Stockerston Cross Roads
- Sturrad Spinney
- Uppingham Rd
- The White Ho