Hatt Ho
Early-attested site in the Parish of Box
Historical Forms
- Hatt 1575 FF
- Hette 1259 WIpm
- Hatte 13th Trop
- atte Hatte 1485 Ct
Etymology
Hatt Ho is Hatt 1575FF and was the home of Reginald de Hette (1259 WIpm), Robert de Hatte (13th Trop) and John atte Hatte (1485Ct ). The name is identical in origin with Hett (PN NbDu 113) and Hatt (Co), la Hatte 1305Ass and is from OE hætt , 'hat.' The reason for the name is not obvious. Possibly it may have been a nickname for one of the tumuli in the grounds of Hatt Ho (cf. Old Hat Barrow infra 343), but the application is not obvious. It might also have application to some feature in the landscape itself but no site has been discovered which readily lends itself to such an interpretation.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Alcombe
- Chapel Plaster
- Ditteridge
- Hazelbury Ho
- Henley
- Rudloe Ho
- Slade's Fm
- Wadswick
- Wormcliff and Wormwood Fm
Other OS name
- Ashley
- Barn Ho
- Ben Mead
- Blue Vein
- Botleaze Wood
- Box Field
- Chapel Barn
- Charlwood
- Ennox Wood
- Folly Fm
- Grove Ho
- Hungerford Bottom
- Inghalls Cottage
- Kingsdown
- Kingsmoor
- Littlefield
- Longlease Cottages
- Middlehill
- Mill Ho
- Old Pits
- Quarry Hill
- Roadhill Wood
- Round Wood
- Stowell Wood
- Totney Firs
- Tyning Cottages
- Washwells
- Weavern Cottages
- Whitewood
- Woodlands