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Moor Fm

Other OS name in the Parish of Middle Rasen

Historical Forms

  • Rasen More 1537 LPxii
  • ye more of midlerasen 1556,1557 Td'E
  • the mores of Middle Rayson 1575 MC
  • the Moores of Middle Raisen 1584 ib
  • midleraisin moore 1579 Terrier
  • the moores of Mydle Raisen 1583 NCWillsi
  • Mydle Raysine more 1601 Terrier
  • Mydle Raisen moore 1638 Terrier
  • Mydle Raisine Moor 1664 Terrier
  • the Moor 1775,1792,1801,1809,1812 Td'E
  • the Moor of Middle Rasen 1822 Terrier
  • the comon moor 1612 ib
  • the Common Moor 1774 EnclA
  • the Moor Close and now of late called Green Leys Close 1759 Deeds
  • heretofore … Moor Close but now called Green Leys Close 1802 ib

Etymology

, Rasen More 1537 LP xii, y e more of midlerasen 1556, 1557Td 'E , the mores of Middle Rayson 1575MC ,the Moores of Middle Raisen 1584ib , midleraisin moore 1579Terrier ,the moores of Mydle Raisen 1583 NCWills i, Mydle Raysine more 1601Terrier , Mydle Raisen moore 1638Terrier , Mydle Raisine Moor 1664Terrier , the Moor 1775,1792, 1801, 1809, 1812Td 'E , the Moor of Middle Rasen 1822Terrier , the comon moor 1612ib , the Common Moor 1774EnclA , and the Moor Close and now of late called Green Leys Close 1759Deeds ,heretoforeMoor Close but now called Green Leys Close 1802ib ; self - explanatory and for the comparative name v. Green Leys supra .