Wroxhills Wood
Early-attested site in the Parish of Goring
Historical Forms
- Wroxale 1349 Gor
- Wroxhale 1354 Gor
Etymology
Wroxhills Wood (6″) takes name from Wroxale 1349 Gor, Wroxhale 1354 Gor (p). Cf. Wroxfoldes pece t. Hy 8Valor . Identical with Wroxall Wa: v. PN Wa 229 and cf. Wroxton 409. The second element is h(e)alh, and the first 'buzzard.'
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Great Chalk Wood, Little Chalk Wood
- Cleeve, Cleeve Mill, Cleeve Lock
- Coombe End Fm
- Elvendon Fm
- Gatehampton Fm
- Goring Heath
- Hartslock Wood, Hartslock Cottage and Hart's Lock
- Haw Fm
- Holme Copse
- Wellground Shaw
- Lycroft's Shaw
- Beech Fm
- Stapnall's Fm
Other OS name
- Old Elvendon Wood
- Bottom Fm
- Grove Fm
- Ashengrove Wood
- Ashengrove Covert
- Batchelor's Green Wood
- Juniperhill Wood
- Lambourne's Wood
- Nakeds Shaw
- Pennyroyal Plantation
- Ruscroft's Wood
- Sandhills Copse
- Stoney Batter Wood
- Bensgrove Wood
- Cold Harbour
- Deadman's Lane
- Burntwood
- Newhouse Fm
- Little Oaks
- Crays Pond
- Guttridge's Wood
- Friarhampstead Wood
- Deadfields Clump
- Eastfield Lane
- Shaws
- Spring Fm
- Hayfield Shaws
- Ladygrove Shaw
- Little Heath
- Querns Fm
- Summershill Shaw
- Whitehill Plantation