Underley Copse
Early-attested site in the Parish of Pulborough
Historical Forms
- Hunderlith 1327 SR
- Underlithe 1332 SR
Etymology
Underley Copse (6″) is to be associated with William de Hunderlith (1327 SR) and William Underlithe (1332 SR). It lies on the slope of the hill by Toat Fm supra , v. hliþ .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Brinsbury Fm
- Codmore Fm and Hill
- Frithwoods
- Guildenhurst Fm
- Haybourne
- Homestreet Fm
- Marehill
- Nutbourne
- Pythingdean
- Rawstick Fm
- Redfold Fm
- Rowner
- Stallhouse Fm
- Stile Place Fm
- Streele Fm
- Toat Fm
- Wickford Bridge