Ham Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chertsey
Historical Forms
- Hamme 1197 Chertsey 1308 FF
- Hamme by Certeseye 1319 Ipm
- Hammes 1270 Seldxiii
Etymology
Ham Fm is Hamme 1197 Chertsey, 1308 FF, Hamme by Certeseye 1319 Ipm, Hammes 1270 Seld xiii. Hamm is clearly OE hamm, referring to the flat marshy land here near the mouth of the Wey.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Abbey Mead and Mill
- Addlestone
- The Alm'ners
- Anningsley Park
- Barrowhills
- Beamonds Fm
- Bos Ait
- Botleys and Botley's Park
- Brox
- Chilseygreen Fm
- Crockford Bridge Fm
- Dockett Point
- Dunford Fm and Bridge
- Fan Court and Fangrove
- Fullbrook Bridge
- Gogmore
- Hardwick Court
- Hersham Fm
- Hollick Fm
- Laleham Burway
- Lyne and Lynegrove
- Mixnams
- Nettle Eyot
- Ottershaw
- Pyrcroft
- Ruxbury
- St Ann's Hill
- Sheerwater
- Simplemarsh
- Steven's Bridge
- Woburn Park
- Woodham
Other OS name
- Addlestonemoor
- Lyne Hill Ho
- Arbongrove (sic)
- Bittams Lane
- Bousley Fm
- Brook Ho
- Burley Orchard
- Chertsey Bridge
- Childown Hall
- Coombelands
- Cowley Fm
- Crouch Oak
- Eastworth
- Flutters Hill and France Fm
- Freeprae
- Great Grove Fm
- Green Lane Fm
- Ham Haw
- Ham Moor
- Hare Hill
- Hatch Fm
- Horsell Fm
- Hoyt Common
- Longcross
- Marsh Brook(lost)
- Monksgrove
- Newhaw
- Ongarhill
- Potters Park(lost)
- Queenswood
- Redlands Fm
- Rowhill
- Row Town
- Samson's Wood
- Silverlands
- Spinney Oak
- Stonehill
- Thorn Ait
- Timber Hill
- Twynersh