Chase End
Early-attested site in the Parish of Berrow
Etymology
The place is spoken of as Keysende as early as the 15th cent. (VCH iii. 258) and it is called Keys or Case End in the old 1″ O.S. map and Caisend in Kelly's Directory of 1855. It must take its name from the Keys family mentioned in 1275 (SR).The modern form is doubtless due to the idea that the place was really the end of Malvern Chase .