Brockley
Early-attested site in the Parish of Worstead
Historical Forms
- Brockeley 1228 FF
- Brockelee 1297 NfD
- Brokley 1534 CtBromh
Etymology
Brockley, Brockeley 1228 FF, Brockelee 1297(p) NfD, Brokley 1534Ct Bromh , a hamlet of Worstead; cf. Broclei , Brokeleie medwe c. 1300Bromh , (in campo de ) Brokley 1531 to 1538Ct Bromh , v. brocc 'badger', lēah and mǣd , obl. mǣdwe , (v. White 492); cf. Brockley Farm infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Bengate
- Bengate Farm
- Brake Barn
- Bramble Corner
- Brickkiln Plantation
- Briggate Bridge
- Briggate Common
- Briggate Farm
- Brockley Farm
- Bunkershill Covert
- Bunker's Hill
- Bunn's Grove
- Bunn's Farm
- Bunn's Hill Wood
- Carman's Lane
- Carman's Lane Belt
- The Carr
- Chestnut Belt
- Clarke's Plantation
- Dairyhouse Barn
- Dilham Belt
- Elbow Belt
- Frog's Lane
- Grange Farm
- Hall Farm
- Hollygrove House
- Lyngate
- Lyngate Cottage
- Meeting House Hill
- Mucklefield Plantation
- Penny Wood
- Piper's Pit
- Postle's Corner
- Sandhill Farm
- Sandy Hill
- Swan's Farm
- The Thicket
- Town Plantation
- Watchfield Lane
- Wintergate
- Withergate
- Worstead Belt
- Worstead Common
- Worstead House