Cockner
Early-attested site in the Parish of Farnham
Historical Forms
- (in bosco de) Cokenore 1263 Ass
- de Wrecclesham t.Eliz,1683 MinAcct
Etymology
Cockner (lost) is Cokenore 1245, 1288, 1346, Kokenore 1298Rental , (in bosco de ) Cokenore 1263Ass , Cockner in decenn . de Wrecclesham t. Eliz, 1683MinAcct . This is the name of a wood frequently mentioned in Farnham Records. It may have been the old name for the large wood, part of which still exists, between Farnham and Tilford. The meaning is 'Cocca 's slope or bank,' v. ora and cf. Cocking (PN Sx 16).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Dippenhall
- Tilfordhill and Tilfordhill Mill
- Weydon Mill
- Crooksbury Hill
- Heygate
- High Mill
- Moorpark
- Ottering Wood
- The Reeds
- Rowledge
- Runfold
- Runwick Ho
- Snailslinch Fm
- Tilford
- Weybourne
- Wrecclesham
- Badshot, Badshot Lea
- Bourne
- Dogflood
- Tilhill Fm
- Whitmead
- Waverley Abbey
- Willey Ho and Mill
Other OS name
- Bricksbury Hill
- Hallimore Hill
- Hale
- Manleybridge Fm
- Green Lane Fm
- Hog Hatch
- Homefield
- Hungry Hill
- Lawday Ho Fm
- Myers Hill
- Normanswood
- Farnham Park
- Red Hill
- Ricketts Hill
- Rock Ho
- Rowhill Copse
- Sheephatch
- Tilford Bridge
- Uplands
- Wells Copse
- Westfields
- Whitewaysend Ho
- Broadwell's Copse
- Bushyreeds Copse
- Charleshill
- Claypit Wood
- Compton
- Culverlands
- The Folly
- Long Bridge