Imberhorne Manor
Early-attested site in the Parish of East Grinstead
Historical Forms
- Hymberhorn(e), Himberhorn(e) 1091–1125 ADA14176 1296 SR
- Imberhorn(e) 1248 Ass 1387 ADiii
Etymology
'Corner of land where raspberries grow,' from OE hindberie , 'raspberry,' still used in NCy hindberry . v. horn and Ritter iii.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Fowl Wood
- The Birches
- Blackwell Fm
- Boyleys Fm
- Dunnings
- Horseshoe Fm
- Hurstan-, Clays
- Ridge Hill
- Standen
- Stonequarry Wood
- Gulledge Fm