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Herewold |
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| here derived from haere - foreign troops wold derived from wald - forested uplands
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Platt Green |
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| platt derived from platte - thin piece of land green derived from grene - grassy
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Tunbridge Wells |
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| tun derived from tun - a mountain or hill
a number of tuns are next to old celtic hillforts bridge derived from bricge - a bridge wells derived from wille - A well, spring, fountain
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Ofham |
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| of derived from of - belonging ham derived from hamm - Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty.
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Peppering |
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| pepper derived from paper/hreod-pipere - papyrus(reed like) plants/reed pipes(flutes) ing derived from ænge - troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages)
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Brromhill |
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| br derived from bricge - a bridge rom derived from rom - a ram - sheep hill derived from hyll - a hill
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Tolleshunt |
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| toll derived from cnoll - a hill top or raised area es derived from æs/æst - meat/east hunt derived from hunt - hunting
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Glottenham |
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| glott derived from ge-læte - meeting/ending point en derived from en - word termination usually means 'of' ham derived from hamm - Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty.
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Limden |
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| lim derived from læmen - made of clay, earthen den derived from daen/den-bera - a valley / a forest swine pasture, most were settled after Domesday
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Hampshire |
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| hamp derived from þam - well watered or wet area shire derived from scir - office, charge, business, administration, government - administrative area
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Lalring |
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| l derived from el - person al derived from el - eel ring derived from nering - a defended village
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Whittlesea |
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| whittle derived from watel - wattle(woven twigs) sea derived from æg - an island
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Northeye |
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| north derived from norþ - north eye derived from æg - an island also eye, ye, sea
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Glyndney |
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| glynd derived from glind - fence of boards or railing ney derived from en æg - en - people of and æg - an island
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Tywyn Point |
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| ty derived from ty - house wyn derived from win - wine point derived from pynca - a point
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Tywyn Llyn |
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| ty derived from ty - house wyn derived from win - wine llyn derived from llyn - lake
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Tywyn |
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| ty derived from ty - house wyn derived from win - wine
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Tyuchaf |
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| ty derived from ty - house uchaf derived from uchaf - higher
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Tytup Hall |
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| ty derived from ty - house tup derived from tæppa - ribbon, tape etc hall derived from heall - hall
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Tythorn Hill |
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| ty derived from ty - house thorn derived from þorn - a thorn hill derived from hyll - a hill
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