Timberhanger
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bromsgrove
Historical Forms
- Timbrehangre 1086 DB 1227 Bracton
- Timberhongle, Timberhongel, Tymbyrhongell 1255 FF 1271 For 1331 FF 1335 Ch 1446,1480 IpmR 1665 FF
- Tymberhungre 1380 LibPens
- Tyberhaygull 1490 Ct
- Tiberhunger 1537 LP
- Tymberhunger 1550 LP
Etymology
'Wooded slope from which timber is taken,' v. timber , hangra . Under AN influence the name was at one time be- ginning to develop on the lines of such names as Rishangles (Sf) and Barnacle (Wa), noted in EPN s. v. hangra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Charford
- Dodford
- Gannow Green and Gannow Fm
- Sidemoor
- Spadesbourne Brook
- Staple Hill and Fm
- Whetty Fm
- Whitford Hall
- Willingwick
- Woodcote Green
- Yarnold Lane and Fm
- Alfreds Well
- Ashborough
- Barnsleyhall Fm
- Barnt Green
- Bone Hill
- Bungay Lake Fm
- Burcot
- Burnford
- Catshill
- Chadwich Fm
- Crowfields Fm
- Fockbury Ho
- Shurvenhill
- Comble
- Dyers
- Eachway
- Gorse Hill
- The Heath
- Holy Well, Holywell Lane and Fm
- Horns Hall
- Hundred Ho
- Lickey
- Linthurst
- Pinfields Wood
- Shepley Fms