Run Fm and Common
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wonersh
Historical Forms
- Rone 1524 SR
- Runn 1684 Musters
- atte Rone 1294 Ass
- atte Rone 1381 SR
Etymology
Run Fm (6″) and Common is Rone 1524SR , tenement voc. At Ronne 1595, Runlane 1598Onslow , Runn 1684 Musters, and was the home of Henry atte Rone (1294Ass ) and Philip atte Rone (1381SR ). The place is by a stream and the name may be from OE ryne , 'running, flow, etc.,' but the persistent o is somewhat surprising. Alternatively one might take it to be OE hruna , 'trunk, etc.' Cf. Runfold, Runwick supra 172–3.