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Charlton Marshall (Parish in Dorset)
Formerly a tithing and chapelry in Spettisbury par. infra (Hutch3 3284,
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Paddle Cottage (Early-attested site, Edgcote, Northamptonshire)
“If we can Pad-well overgoe and Horestone we can see;
Then Lords of England we shall be.”
The Horestone he tells us was a famous old stone on the borders of
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All Saints Church (Other OS name, Langton Long Blandford, Dorset)
the church of All Saints, Langeblaneford' 1333 Pat; 'a chantry in the chapel of St Thomas in the parish church of Langeblaneford' 1391 ib; Church Fd 1839 TA; 'the church of Lytelton' 1421 Hutch3; Chapel Cl 1839 TA…
, cf . ' the church of All Saints , Langeblaneford '1333 Pat , 'a chantry in the chapel of St
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Bottom Barn (Other OS name, West Compton, Dorset)
Gt Bottom Fd, Long Bottom Grd, Bottom Mead 1841 ib
, cf. Gt Bottom Fd , Long Bottom Grd , Bottom Mead 1841ib , v. botm , cf. Combe in f. ns . ( b ) infra
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Brimblelow (Other OS name, Hoveton St John and St Peter, Norfolk)
, ' hill overgrown withbramble ' , v. brēmel , hlāw ( for the intrusive b between m and l , v. Jordan § 212 )
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Brograve Farm (Other OS name, Waxham, Norfolk)
Brograve c. 1800 B; Brograve 1845 White
, cf. Berney Brograve c. 1800 B , Sir G.B . Brograve 1845 White 771 ( Horsey )
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Caldecott Farm (Other OS name, Ormesby St Margaret with Scratby and Ormesby St Michael, Norfolk)
Caldicot 1845 White
; cf. B . Caldicot 1845 White ; Caldecot is a common place - name , v. cald , cot
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Chalk Pit (Other OS name, Melbury Bubb, Dorset)
Pit Grd 1839 TA; de la Putte 1286 FF; Wollecoumbe 1314 Pat; atte Putte 1327, 1332 SR…
, cf. Pit Grd 1839TA , v. pytt ; earlier references that may belong here are Robert de la Putte 1286 FF ( held land in Vlecumb ) ,
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Charlton Ho & Charlton Manor (Other OS name, Charlton Marshall, Dorset)
( perhaps to be associated with the manor of Charlton Parva supra , cf. Manor Fm infra )
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Charlton on the Hill (Other OS name, Charlton Marshall, Dorset)
, a hamlet only 50 ′ above the village itself
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Chasteney's Belt (Other OS name, Heydon, Norfolk)
( v. Reaney s.n. Cheyney , Chasteney ,a surname evidenced in England since DB and derived from severalpossible place-names in France )
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Church Room (Other OS name, Martham, Norfolk)
, built by the Church of England for church functions
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Clayhanger (Other OS name, Abbotsbury, Dorset)
pastur' de Cleydiche 1404 Ilch
, ' clayey wooded slope ' from clǣg and hangra , but perhaps transferred from one of the several places so called in England , cf. pastur ' de
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Cromer Hythe (Other OS name, Cromer, Norfolk)
Croumereheth 1297 Pat
, v. hȳð , cf. Croumereheth 1297 Pat , v. under ( b ) infra
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Eastfield Farm (Other OS name, Hickling, Norfolk)
Estfeld 1269 Ass; Eastfield 1845 White
, v. East feild under ( b ) below ; cf. John de Estfeld 1269Ass , Eastfield 1845 White
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Fossil Forest (Other OS name, West Lulworth, Dorset)
, a coastal feature ( v. Chatwin 35 , plate VI B )
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Highgate Wood (Other OS name, Brampton Ash, Northamptonshire)
( B ) . Cf. Hyegatestybbyng 1430 Finch - Hatton . For stybbing v. infra 270
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Horseshoe Fm (Other OS name, Borough Fen, Northamptonshire)
Horse Shoe Drove 1823 B
. Cf. Horse Shoe Drove 1823 B . ' Drove ' is a term used in the fens for a road along which cattle are driven , and for a water - way ( PN BedsHu 294 )
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Kirtley Barn (Other OS name, Cranford St Andrew and St John, Northamptonshire)
( 6 ″ ) . Cf. Curtley Field in Slipton ( 1771EnclA ) , and Carkley Lane 1823 Sale Hill Wood ( 6 ″ ) is so named in 1823 B . For sale v. BritainSale
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Lyngate (Other OS name, Worstead, Norfolk)
Ling e. 13 HMC
, a hamlet , v. Lynngate feild 1618 under ( b ) in Tunstead ( cf. Rich . de Ling e. 13 HMC , v. lyng )
