The Moors
Other OS name in the Parish of Winfrith Newburgh
Etymology
, cf. John de la More 1288Ass , John in la more 1327SR , John in Themore 1332 SR , John atte Moure 1391Weld 1 , (le ) Mour (e )dych , (le ) Mour (e )diche 1403, 1416ib , le More 1457ib , ye Moor , Moor Close Meadow , Moorland Feild 1621ib , Moore Close (Field ), the Moore Meadow 1682ib , the More 1705ib , Lr Moor , Middle Moor , Moory Cl , Moory Lane Pce 1843TA , v. mōr ' marshy ground ' , atte , dīc .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Chalk Pit Lane
- Drove Hill
- Red Lion Inn
- Sand Pits
- Sleight Bldgs
- Water Lane
- Bailey's Drove
- The Beeches
- Blacknoll (Hill)
- Braytown
- Burton Church, Burton Cross, Burton Heath, Burton Pit
- Claypits Lane
- Coalhill Drove
- Randalls Fm
- Rushpond
- Seven Stars (P.H.)
- Vine's Down Bldgs
- Winfrith Down Bldgs
- Coltsclose Corner
- Eastward
- The Folly
- Fossil Coppice
- Gatmore Fm
- Giddy Green
- Grant's Barn
- Hyford Ctg
- Kings Barton Fm
- Knighton Heath
- Knighton Lane
- Longcutts Fm
- Newburgh Fm
- Pheasantry
- Portway
- Pount's Barn
- Priorslawn Dairy
- Rising Sun (P.H.)
- School Lane
- Stony Post Ctgs
- Whitcombe Hill, Whitcombe Vale (Fm)
- Withy Bed
- The Cedars
- The Drove
- Rectory Fm
- St Christopher's Church
- Ship Inn
- Water Barn
- Winfrith Drove, Winfrith Fields Fm, Winfrith Heath, Winfrith Hill, Winfrith Ho