Tern Hill
Early-attested site in the Parish of Sutton Upon Tern
Historical Forms
- Terynhyll 1520 AD
- Tirnhull 1535 VE
- Ternehill c.1540 Leland 1716 PR(L)
- Ternhill 1711 PR(L)
- Hulle 1231,2 Ch
- Hull' 1271–2 Ass
- Hull 1284–5 FA
Etymology
It was suggested in Part 1, s. v. Chesthill , that hyll in these and two other names in the 1331 bounds was used for slight eminences in an area adjoining the valleys of the R. Tern and its tributary, Bailey Brook.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Brickkiln Covert
- Brownhill Cottage, Wd
- Chestnut Fm
- Cliff Grange
- Colehurst Building, Colehurst Cottages, Colehurst Wd
- Dry Pool
- Flash Wd
- Fox Inn
- The Grange
- Griggy Wd
- Hollygrove
- Lostford Hall, Lostford Coppice, Lostford Lane
- Mill Cottages
- New Mill
- Rock Ho
- The Rookery
- Salisburyhill Cottages
- Stone Cottages
- Ternhill Bridge
- The Villa
- Warran Fm
- Berrington
- Broad View
- Cheswardine Road Bridge, Cheswardine High Bridge
- The Common
- Crickmery Bank
- Crow Wd
- Dairy Ho
- The Dingle
- The Grove
- Light Wd, Lightwood Fm
- Rosehill
- Rosehill Mill
- Sutton Heath