Hanger Lane
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tottenham
Historical Forms
- Hangars lane 1745 R
- Hangre Totenham 1189 CottCh
- (in) hangere de Totenham c.1200 Clerkenwell
- la Hangre 1350 Ipm
- le greate Haunger in Tottenham 1547 FF
Etymology
Hanger Lane is Hangars lane 1745 R, preserving the name of the wood or wooded slope (v. hangra) referred to as Hangre Totenham 1189CottCh , (in ) hangere de Totenham c. 1200Clerkenwell , la Hangre 1350 Ipm, le greate Haunger in Tottenham 1547 FF. Cf. Hanger Hill infra 91.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Clayhill Fm
- Markfield Ho
- Tottenham Hale
- Tottenham High Cross
- West Green
- Wildmarsh
- Wood Green
- Clendish Marsh
- Mitchley Marsh
- Bounds Green
- Ducketts
- Seven Sisters
- Bruce Castle