Queen Oak
Other OS name in the Parish of Bourton
Historical Forms
- Queene Oake Close 1609 LRMB
- Queen Oak Ho 1839 TA
Etymology
, Queene Oake Close 1609LRMB , Queen Oak Ho 1839TA , v. cwēn , āc , no doubt named from one of the Queens of England who at different dates possessed the manor of Gillingham , v. Hutch3 3616 , cf. Thorngrove in Gillingham par . infra ; there is another Queen 's Oak named in the 16th cent. bounds of Gillingham Forest , v. Motcombe f. ns . infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Adcroft Ho
- Blackwater Fm
- Bourton Bridge
- Bulbs Fm
- Tan Lane
- Bridge Fm
- Clay Lane
- Dovehayes Fm
- Factory Hill, Factory Pond
- Filcherton
- Flambert's Fm
- Forge Lane
- Forty Pond
- Grovehouse Fm
- High Cross(lost)
- Highfield Ho
- High St.
- King's Green Ctg
- Kite's Nest (Lane)
- Long Lane
- Manor Fm
- Marvin's Fm
- Midney Lane
- Mill Lane
- Mount Pleasant
- Primrose Fm
- Brickyard Lane
- St George's Church
- West Bourton
- Bullpits
- Tinker's Lane