Bocketts Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Leatherhead
Etymology
Bocketts Fm. This estate covers the fields marked in a survey of 1629 (Merton College) as Great , Lower Great , Lower Bockett and Bockett Feilds . The s is therefore the plural sign, not the possessive. Bocket (t ) would seem to be an et -derivative of boc , 'beech,' of the type noted infra 358–9.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Linden Cottage
- Wellbottom Cottages
- Bushy Plat
- Givon's Grove
- Gutter's Bridge
- Leatherhead Bridge
- Pebble Lane
- Leatherhead Downs
- Teazle Wood
- Pain's Wood
- Wood Bridge