Pankhurst
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chobham
Historical Forms
- Pentecost al. Panchurst 1605 LRMB
- Panchurst mead 1609 LRMB
- Penticost al. Panchursh ib.
- Pancrets 1816 O.S.
- Pancrest 1823 Br
- Pankhurst 1823 G
Etymology
Pankhurst is Pentecost al. Panchurst 1605LRMB , Panchurst mead 1609LRMB , Penticost al. Panchursh ib., Pancrets 1816 O.S., Pancrest 1823 Br, Pankhurst 1823 G., and is to be associated with the family of John Pentecost , taxator for Godley Hundred in 1332 (SR). The modern form is corrupt.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Colony Bog and Gate
- Fellow Green
- Focklesbrook
- Graciouspond Fm
- Halebourne
- Mainstone Gate, Hill and Bottom
- Mincing Lane
- Chobham Ridges
- Stanners Hill, Stanyards Fm
- Westleygreen
- Staines Cottage
- Valley End, Valleywood
Other OS name
- Albury Bottom
- Beldam Bridge
- Blackstroud Lane
- Brimshot
- Broadford
- Brock Hill
- Brook Place
- Burrowhill
- Butts Hill
- Castle Green
- The Clappers
- Cox Hill and Coxhill Green
- Fishpool
- Flexlands
- Fosters Fm
- Fox Hill
- Furze Fm
- Grant's Bridge
- Hatchgate
- Henage Corner
- High Hoglees
- Hookstone Fm
- Hyams Fm
- Langshot Fm
- Larkenshaw
- Lucas Green
- Malthouse Fm
- Newbridge Fm
- Chobham Park
- Penny Pot
- Pond Inhams
- Ram Bridge
- Ribs Down
- Scott's Grove Fm
- Sow Moor
- Burntstubb Fm
- Hagthorne
- Little Heath
- Stickle Down
- Washford Fm
- Westcroft
- West End