Worcestershire Place Names
Worcestershire Place Names
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forms hotigh and hock, Hoden (Little\ Hoden (Lower), Hoden (Upper), farms, and Hoden Coppioe, in or near Cleeve Prior.
c. 1530 Hodon, The Mucklows (afterwards of Arley Kings, and ancestors of Zachary Lloyd, Esq., of Arley) lived here in the early part of the i6th c, and probably before then.
I cannot tell the meaning.
Hodge, i\ Hob. Hoe, v. Ho.
Holbeaoh Farm, in Kidderminster. A. S. hU^ and hcRch, the hollow (deep) valley (v. Bach).
Holborough Green, Holborough Green Farm (moated), ij m. SE. of... Feckenham. 1275 Hulleherewe, S. R.; 1727 Holhrow Green, This looks like M. E. Hill- barrow (z;. Barrow).
Holbro' (Lower and High), farms in Wolverley. V, Holborough, ante.
Holdfast, h., in Ripple, 2 m. S. of Upton-on-Severn.
967 at Holenfesten^ C. S. 1204; 967 (Bt Holenfesten, cet HolanfcBstene^ C. S. 1205; D. Holefest; 1275 Hole/eld, S. R.
{fht/eld is probably a clerical mistake); 1327 Holefasie.
The prefix is A. S. holen, holegn, holly, the terminal /cBsten, a fastness — * the holly fastness.' The word is here probably used in the sense of * thicket.' Hole, a word frequently used in pi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
forms hotigh and hock, Hoden (Little\ Hoden (Lower), Hoden (Upper), farms, and Hoden Coppioe, in or near Cleeve Prior.
c. 1530 Hodon, The Mucklows (afterwards of Arley Kings, and ancestors of Zachary Lloyd, Esq., of Arley) lived here in the early part of the i6th c, and probably before then.
I cannot tell the meaning.
Hodge, i\ Hob. Hoe, v. Ho.
Holbeaoh Farm, in Kidderminster. A. S. hU^ and hcRch, the hollow (deep) valley (v. Bach).
Holborough Green, Holborough Green Farm (moated), ij m. SE. of... Feckenham. 1275 Hulleherewe, S. R.; 1727 Holhrow Green, This looks like M. E. Hill- barrow (z;. Barrow).
Holbro' (Lower and High), farms in Wolverley. V, Holborough, ante.
Holdfast, h., in Ripple, 2 m. S. of Upton-on-Severn.
967 at Holenfesten^ C. S. 1204; 967 (Bt Holenfesten, cet HolanfcBstene^ C. S. 1205; D. Holefest; 1275 Hole/eld, S. R.
{fht/eld is probably a clerical mistake); 1327 Holefasie.
The prefix is A. S. holen, holegn, holly, the terminal /cBsten, a fastness — * the holly fastness.' The word is here probably used in the sense of * thicket.' Hole, a word frequently used in pi.
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