Stoke Row
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ipsden
Historical Forms
- Stoke Rewe 1435 BC c.1444
- Stokerewe 1640 FF
- Stokerowe 1659 FF
- Stokerew 1745 FF
Etymology
Stoke Row is Stoke Rewe 1435 (c. 1444) BC, Stokerewe 1640FF , Stokerowe 1659FF , Stokerew 1745FF . v. stoc , rǣw . It is impossible to tell whether this was a row of houses connected with one of the places called Stoke in this part of the country, or an independent settlement for which the forms happen to be rather late.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Ipsden Heath
- Bellmans Covert
- Dogmore End
- Kit Lane and Kit Green
- Newland Lane
- Threelandboard Wood
- Black Horse Public House
- Brown's Wood
- Busgrove Lane
- Coblers Hill
- Drunken Bottom
- Morgan's Wood
- Newton
- Nut Hatch
- Warren Wood
- Warren Hill
- Wee Grove
- Yewtree Brow
- Leyend Pond
- Garsons Fm
- Poors Shaw and Fm
- Scot's Common
- Scot's Grove
- Scot's Fm