Hurley
Early-attested site in the Parish of Kingsbury
Historical Forms
- Hurle t.Hy1 BMFacs
- Hurlega c.1180 Wollaton 1658 FF
- Hurnlee c.1180 Wollaton
- Hurnlega 1199 BM 1221,1262 Ass
- Hurnelei t.John BM
- Hernlega 1199 CottCh
- Hornle 1262 Ass
- Horleye 1262,1285 1327 SR
Etymology
'Wood or clearing in the corner,' v. hyrne , leah . Cf. Hurley (Berks), Herlei 1086 DB, Hurnleia 1106–21 Hurley Charters, Hurnle 1219, 1248FF . Dugdale (764) noted the meaning of the name and suggested that it was so called because it lay in the utmost corner of Kingsbury Lordship.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bodymore Heath
- Cliff
- Dosthill
- Drakenage Fm
- Foul End
- Halloughton Hall
- Kimberley Hall
- Plumpton
- Slateley Hall Fm
- Whateley