Hurst Barn and Hurst Hill
Other OS name in the Parish of Cumnor
Historical Forms
- (iannam vocat') Le Hurste 1626–7 CourtR
- Cumner Hurst 1787 Bodl
Etymology
, (iannam vocat ') Le Hurste 1626–7CourtR , Cumner Hurst 1787Bodl , ' wooded hill ' , v. hyrst ; cf. also The Scholar Gipsy ( c. 1853 ) ' Shepherds had met him on the Hurst in Spring ' and Thyrsis ( c. 1865 ) ' And this rude Cumnor ground , Its fir - topped Hurst … ' .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bradley Fm
- Chawley
- Chilswell
- Dean Ct
- Hillend Fm
- Hutchcomb's Fm
- Stroud Copse
- Swinford
- Whitley Copse, Upper Whitley Fm and Lower Whitley Fm
- Woodcroft
Other OS name
- Ash Copse
- Beacon Hill
- Bean Wood
- Belvedere
- Birch Copse
- Blind Pinnocks
- Botley Pound
- Brickkiln Fm
- The Broad Oak
- Busby's Fm
- Bushy Leaze Copse
- Cammoor Copse
- Cowleaze Copse
- Croft Cottage
- Cumnor Folly
- Denman's Copse and Denman's Fm
- Elm Croft
- Elms Fm
- Farmoor
- Filchampstead
- Fox Covert
- Froghole Cottage
- Further Clay Hill
- Gallants Brake
- Great Plain
- Guy's Copse
- Henwood Fm
- Hid's Brake
- Hid's Copse
- Higgins's Copse
- Hill Copse
- Jumpers
- Larkbeare
- Lashford Lane
- Limekiln Copse
- Long Copse
- The Long Leys
- Longmoor Brake and Longmoor Copse
- Lord's Copse
- Manor Fm
- Nealing's Copse
- Noble's Hole Fm
- Normanhurst
- Oaken Holt
- Physic Well
- Pinkhill
- Powder Hill Copse
- Radbrook Common
- Red House Fm
- Rockley Cottages
- Rough Common
- Rough Copse
- Saddle Copse
- Smith Hill Copse
- Songer's Copse
- Stimpson's Copse and Stimpson's Fm
- The Uplands
- Vine Inn
- Well Yard Copse
- Woodend Fm