Meath Green
Early-attested site in the Parish of Horley
Historical Forms
- Muthgrene, Muthelane, Muthelonde c.1350 Chertsey
- Methegrene 1569 Musters
- Methgrene, Meathgrene t.Eliz Ct
- Meth grene 1634 SACviii
- atte Muthe 1315 ChertseyB
Etymology
Meath Green (6″) is Muthgrene , Muthelane , Muthelonde c. 1350Chertsey , Methegrene 1569 Musters, Methgrene , Meathgrene t. ElizCt , Meth grene 1634 SAC viii, and was the home of William atte Muthe (1315ChertseyB ). The first element is OE (ge)myðe, 'junction of two streams.' A stream joins the Mole here.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Crossoak Lane
- Fisher's Fm
- Ham Roughett
- Hareland Corner
- Hazelhurst Fm
- Honeycrock Cottages
- Horley Mill
- Horley Street
- Horsehills Fm
- Inholms Fm
- Ladyland Fm
- Landens Fm
- Layland's Cottages
- Massetts Fm
- Norwood Place and
- Norwoodhill
- Perryland Barn
- Priestlands
- Radford Fm
- Roles Fm
- Rowgardens Wood
- Wrays Wood
- Courtlodge Fm
- Spear's Fm
- Wyatts Fm
- Dabdon Bridge
- Staplehurst Fm
- Benting Wood
- Birchett Copse
- Catts
- Chiswick Fm
- Felland Copse
- Strutfield Fm