Survey of English Place-Names

Charlton Hundred (Hundred in Berkshire)

'Hill of the peasants', v. ceorl , dūn . This was presumably the name of the meeting-place, which has not been

Tandridge Hundred (Hundred in Surrey)

v. Tandridge infra 335. In 1651 (ParlSurv ) the court leets were held at a place called Undersnow . This, in a deed of 1656 (VCH iv, 252), is called Hundredsnow

Charlton Marshall (Parish in Dorset)

Formerly a tithing and chapelry in Spettisbury par. infra (Hutch3 3284,

Nineveh (Early-attested site, Hampton Lucy, Warwickshire)

Nineveh is so named in 1830 (O.S.). This type of name is to be found in nearly all English counties. In Warwickshire we have New York, Canada, Bermuda, Labrador, Newfoundland, New

Spook Hill (Early-attested site, Dorking, Surrey)

Spokelande 1559 Norfolk

Spook Hill (6″). Cf. Spokelande 1559Norfolk . It is impossible to say anything certain about the first element in this name. The history of the word

St Pier's Fm and Lane (Early-attested site, Lingfield, Surrey)

St Pierces Green 1765 R; Simpier Green 1823 Br

St Pier's Fm and Lane (both 6″). Cf. St Pierces Green 1765 R, Simpier Green 1823 Br. So

Sussex Fm (Early-attested site, Send with Ripley, Surrey)

Sussex Fm is so named in 1823 (G). According to M and B (iii, 108), lands in Sussex and in Send were conveyed in 1674 to John Caryll of Goodwood and others. In 1688 these

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

Bently Cottages and Copse (Other OS name, Shere with Gomshall, Surrey)

( 6 ″ ) . Bentley field , Copse and Pond are marked on an estate map of 1812 ( penes Mr R. B . Bray ) , v. beonet , leah

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

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 ) ,

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 )

Charlton on the Hill (Other OS name, Charlton Marshall, Dorset)

, a hamlet only 50 ′ above the village itself

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

Cuttle and Cuttle Bridge (Other OS name, Long Itchington, Warwickshire)

Cuttole AD iii; Cuttle brook 1725 B; Cutwell, Cuttle close, Cuttle brook, Cuttle lane 1761 EnclA

. Cf. Cuttole n.d. AD iii , Cuttle brook 1725 B , Cutwell , Cuttle close , Cuttle brook , Cuttle lane 1761EnclA . v.

Fossil Forest (Other OS name, West Lulworth, Dorset)

, a coastal feature ( v. Chatwin 35 , plate VI B )

Hog Hatch (Other OS name, Farnham, Surrey)

[ hɔgidʒ ] is Hoghache 1570, MinAcct , Hoggage 1749 B . v. hæcc

Hogden Fm (Other OS name, Little Bookham, Surrey)

Hogden Lane 1749 B

( 6 ″ ) . Cf. Hogden Lane 1749 B

Home Fm (Other OS name, Grove, Berkshire)

, in Charlton village

Manor Fm (Other OS name, Charlton Marshall, Dorset)

( 2 × ) ; one is near to Birch Cl supra , the other to Charlton Manor supra