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Hatton. D.B. Hatun ; N. Hottr (Hattar) ; I). Hatte, p. n. 



Hato, a p. n. in D.B. 

 Hay Grange. N. hagi ; O. English, hay, a pasture. Grange, 



the farm of a monasterv. 

 Hayfikld. See above. 

 Hazelbadge. D.B. Hegelbec ; D. Basse/, Hessel, p. n., or 



N. hasl ; A.S. hoesel, the hazel. Hezelin, a p. n. in D.B. 

 Heagk. See Higham. 

 Hevnok. D.B. Hennesovre; N. Hani, n. n. ; IX Henne, a p. n. ; 



ofra, a high situation. 

 Hearthstone. See Hartington. 

 Heath. N. hei^r ; D. Judo, heath. 

 Heathcote. D.B. Hedcote ; X. Hei^r ; D. Hede, Heede, p. n. ; 



or see above. 

 He.msworth. F. Emo, Eniuie ; D. Hemine, p. n. 

 Hickinwood. N. Eik ; A. S. /Ec, /Eceii, vudu, oak wood. 

 Higham. F. Iggo, Igge, p. n. 

 Highlow. See above. 

 HiLLCOTE. D. Hill, Hille, p. n, 

 Hilton. D.B. Hiltune. Sec above. 

 HocKiJiv. D.B. Hochelai; x\. Haukr ; 1). Hock; F. Okke, 



Okken, p. n. Hock, a p. n. in D.B. 

 HoGN ASTON. D.B. Honestune, Ochenauestun, Ougedestun ; 



N. Hogni ; D. Ha gen, p. n. Hagane, Hoga, p. n. in D.B. 

 Holbrooke. D.B. Holebroc ; X. hoi, a hollow. The brook in 



the hollow. Or X. Hali, n. n. 

 HoLLiNGTON. D.B. Holinton ; N". Hallr ; D. Holl^n, ■x-^.w. -^ 



HaUing, a fam. n. 

 HoLLOWAY. N. hoi, a hollow ; Vfgr, a way, road. Or Hill-veig, 



a p. n. 

 Holmesfield. D.B. Holmesfeld ; D. Holm, ■x -^.w. Holmo, a 



p. n. in D.B. 

 HoLTWooD. X. holt, copsewood. 

 HOLYMOORSIDE. D. Holmer, a p. n. ; ^. heide : D. Z/^*/^, heath ; 



Holmersheide. 

 HooN or HowNE. D.B. Hougen ; B. G7vau?i (?), downs. 



