Hoe Place
Early-attested site in the Parish of Woking
Historical Forms
- (on þone) ho 956 BCS955 c.1250
- Howe 1486 SrWills
- Hoe Place 1749 B
- Ho 1182 P
- Hoo 1332 SR
Etymology
Hoe Place is (on þone ) ho 956 (c. 1250) BCS 955, Howe 1486 SrWills, Hoe Place 1749 B, and was the home of Ralph de Ho (1182 P) and Ralph de Hoo (1332 SR). v. hoh . There is a spur of land here above the Wey.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Apers
- Brookwood
- Crastock Fm
- Egley
- Elm Bridge
- Goldsworth
- Hook Heath and Hook Hill
- Knaphill
- Mayford
- Pile Hill
- Pray Heath
- Runtleywood
- Sheet's Heath
- Snosmeres
- Sutton Place
- Whiterose Fm
Other OS name
- Barnsbury Fm
- Beechhill
- Blackness
- Bridley Manor
- Chamberlands Bridge
- Fisher's Fm
- Fox Hill
- Heathside Fm
- Hermitage
- Hoebridge Fm
- Honeypot Fm
- Kemishford Fm
- Kingfield Ho and Kingfieldgreen
- Lady Grove
- Lawfords
- Loampit Fm
- Maybury
- Mill Moor
- Old Hall
- Poundfield Ho
- Roundbridge Fm
- Royal Oak Fm
- Sanders Lane
- Shackleford
- Smarts Heath
- Tinkers Lane
- Turn Oak Corner
- Westfield
- Woking Bridge
- Wokingpark Fm