Painshill Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bramley
Historical Forms
- Danhurst 1235 FF 1298 Ass 1307 Ch 1332 Ipm 1682 FF
- Danherst 1409 IpmR
- Denherst 1255 Ass 1409 IpmR
- Dunhurst 1749 B 1765 R
- Painshill 1789 LandC
- Payn 1332 SR
Etymology
Painshill Fm (formerly Dunhurst) is Danhurst 1235 FF (p), 1298Ass , 1307 Ch, 1332 Ipm, 1682FF , Danherst 1409 IpmR, Denherst 1255Ass , 1409 IpmR, Dunhurst 1749 B, 1765 R, Painshill 1789 L and C. This is probably a compound of denn and hyrst . For a , v. Introd. xxiii. The present name is to be associated with the family of Richard Payn (1332 SR). The maps show the sites to be identical.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Birtley Ho
- Creek Copse
- Emply Barn
- Gosden Ho
- Nore Fm
- Nurscombe Fm
- Snowdenham Ho
- Thorncombe Fm and Street
- Winters Hall