Thunderfield Castle
Early-attested site in the Parish of Horley
Historical Forms
- (æt) þunres felda 880–5 BCS553
- þunresfelda 933 BCS697 13th
- on þunres feld 947 BCS820
- þunresfeld 967 BCS1195 13th Laws c.1100
- Thundresfeld(e), Thondresfeld 1316 ChertseyB c.1460 Chertsey
- Thunder field 1680 Seller
Etymology
Thunderfield Castle is (æt ) þunres felda 880–5 BCS 553, þunresfelda 933 (13th) BCS 697, on þunres feld 947 BCS 820, þunresfeld 967 (13th) BCS 1195, c. 1100 Laws, Thundresfeld (e ), Thondresfeld 1316ChertseyB , c. 1460Chertsey , Thunder field 1680 Seller. 'Open space of Þunor .' This must have reference to a place where the god Þunor was worshipped. v. Introd. xii.
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