Highter's Heath
Early-attested site in the Parish of King's Norton
Historical Forms
- Haylers (sic) Heth 1549 Pat
- Hayters Heath 1650 Surv
Etymology
The forms are very late. Possibly they derive from the pers. name Hayter which Weekley (Surnames 81) takes to be from the Devonshire Hay Tor.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Balsall Heath
- Blackgrave Fm
- Bournbrook
- Brandwood End
- Broad Meadow
- Chyndhouse
- Colmers Fm
- Cotteridge
- Farmons
- Grimes Hill
- Grimpits Fm
- Hawkesley Hall
- Hazelwell
- Headley Heath
- Hollymoor
- Holly Wood
- Houndsfield Fm
- Inkford
- Kings Heath, Kingsuch, Kingswood
- Lea Green Fm
- Lifford
- Lindon Hall
- Lindsworth Fm
- Monyhull
- Moor Green
- Moseley
- Moundsley Hall
- Rednal
- Rubery
- Stirchley Street
- Tessall Fm
- Walker's Heath
- Warstock
- West Heath
- Wychall Fm
- Wythall
- Wythwood Cottage