Trench Green
Early-attested site in the Parish of Mapledurham
Etymology
Trench Green. Cf. Trenchfilde 1375 Cooke. Trench is first recorded c. 1386 in the sense 'path through a wood, alley, hollow walk,' v. feld , and cf. Trench Lane and Wood, PN Wo 143.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Currs Copse
- Newell's Wood
- Rose Fm
- Saint Mary's Island
- Sandy Hill
- Chazey Wood
- Blackwell Copse
- Lilley Fm
- Nuney Wood
- Nuney Green
- Pack Saddle Inn
- Nuney Green
- Bottom Fm
- New Fm
- Park Fm
- Brown's Hill
- The Chase
- Buck's Eyot
- Noke End
- Peaked Skarries Plantation
- Pithouse Fm
- Roebuck Ferry
- Roundabout Plantation
- Screechley's Shaw
- King's Hill
- Parkstrings Wood
- Ridewood Shaw