A HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE 



Fochbury [Focheberie], 285a 

 Forthampton [Forhelmentone] in 

 Gloucestershire, 238, 239, 

 32ii5, 323;^, notes 321*, 323a 

 Franche [Frenesse], 286^ 

 Franldey [Franchelei], 316a 



' Gildenebeorge,' 253 

 Glashampton [Glese] in Astley, 



315^ and note 

 Gloucester [Glowcestre, Glowec- 



estre], 299^ 

 Gloucester, abbey of, 261, 268, 



285a, 299^, notes 329a, 33 la 

 Gloucester, barton of, 330^ 

 Gloucester, king's hall at, 268, 



2873, note 331a 

 Gloucester, monks of, 331a 

 Grafton Flyford [Garstune, Graf- 



tona Ebrandi], 302^, 3285, 



notes lozb, 303(3, 328tf 

 Grafton Manor [Grastone], 2 86<? 

 Great Witley. See Redmarley 

 Grimley [Gremanhil, Grimanleh, 



Grimeleage], 251, 2895, 295^, 



325a 



Habberley [Harburgelei], 286^ 

 Hadsor [Hadesore], 266, 267, 



3 1 513 and note 

 Hagley [Hageleia], 273, 31718 

 Halac, 309^, 3293 

 Halesowen [Hala], 238, 262, 



3083, note 3225. See also 



Lutley 

 Halfshire Hundred, 238 

 Hall Green, note 28 5* 

 Hallow in Grimley [Halhegan, 



Hallhagan, Halleg], 251, 295^, 



325" 

 Ham Castle [Hamme, Homme] 



in Clifton on Teme, 3121J, 



3133 and note 

 Hampton [Hamtun, Hantune], 



246, 297a, 325^, 330, notes 



297.7, 307/J 

 Hampton by Evesham [Hantun], 



249, 252, 253, 254, 255, 



256, 274, 279, 307*7, 325* 

 Hampton Lovet [Hamtune], 



3 1 %b. See also Horton, 



Tichenapletreu 

 Hanbury [Hambyri, Hambyry, 



Heanbyri], 298(7, 326^, 327(7. 



See also ' Eston Ricardi ' 

 Hanbury and Himbleton. See 



Shelve 

 Hanley [Hanlege], 314^, note 



322(7 



Hanley Castle [Hanlege, Hanlie], 

 239, 240, 241, 270, 271, 

 321^, 322(7, 323(7, notes 321^, 

 323(7, 3233 



Hanley Child, note 314* 



Hanley William, note 314-^ 



Hantune, 319(5 



Hardwick [Herdevi^k] in Elders- 

 field, note ^izb 



Hartlebury [Heortlabyri, Hertle- 

 bery,Huerteberie], 298^, 3251^, 



327(7 



Harvington [Herferthun, Her- 



fortune], 295^, 325(7 

 Hatete, 318,5 

 Helperic brinepit, 287(7 

 Hereford, 240, 243, 280, 320(7, 



^zob, 321^, 323(7, 323^ 

 Hereford, (cathedral) church of, 



HS 

 Hereford, manor of, 280, 3 1 23 

 Hereford, royal estate of, note 



320(7 



Hereford, St. Guthlac of, 261, 

 268, 285(7, 308^, 329(7, 330J, 

 331, notes 3083, 329(7 



Hilhampton [Hilhamatone], 267, 



320(7 



Hill [Hylle] and Moor, chapelry 



in Fladbury, 265, 290^, note 



2903 

 Hill Crombe [Hilcrumbe], 292^, 



note 3243 

 Himbleton [Himeltun], 296(7, 



330, notes 2883, 3253. See 



also Fepton 

 Hindlip [Hindelep], 249, 294(7 

 Hob Lench [Abeleng, Habbe 



Lench, Habbelench], 2893 and 



note 

 Holefast [Holefest], chapelry in 



Ripple, 2923 and note 

 Hollin [Hollim] in Rock, 315(7 



and note 

 Holloway [Haloede, Holewei, 



Holewey Grange, Holeweya] 



in Feckenham, 239, 240, 271, 



280, 320(Z, 321(7, and note 

 Holt [Holte], 264, 271, 2883 

 Homme. See Ham Castle 

 Horton [Hortune] in Hampton 



Lovet, 3 1 83 and note 

 Houndsfield [Haunckesfield's 



Grange, Houndefeld, Hundes- 



feld, Hundesfelde, Hownsfeild] 



in King's Norton, 285(7 and 



note 

 Haddington [Hudintune], 2943 

 Hurcote [Worcote], 2 863 

 Hussingtree. See Martin Hus- 



singtree 

 Hwitintun. See Whittington 



Icombe [lacumbe], 293(7, note 



325(7 

 ♦Ildeberga' [Gildeneberga], 254, 



307(7 and note 

 Inarstone [Inardestone], 330 

 Inkberrow [Inteberga, Inteberge], 



261, 270, 299(7, note 324(7. 



See also Little Inkberrow 



Kempsey [Chemesege, Kemesige], 

 288(7, 324(7 



338 



Kenswick [Checinwicke] in 



Wickenford, 2 883 and note 

 Kidderminster [Chideminstre], 



236, 271 

 Kinefolka, 244, 3253, 3263 

 Kings Norton [Nortune], 285(7 



and note. See also Houndsfield 

 King's Swinford [Suinesford, 



Swinford], 287*3, 2873, note 



287(7 

 Kingston, 280 



Kington [Chintune], 27 1, 312(7 

 Kinver [Chenefare, Kinefare], 



287(3, 33i3 

 Kinwarton, Warwickshire, 261 

 Knighton-on-Teme [Cnihtetun, 



Cnistetone], 2983, 3263 

 Knightwick [Cnihtewic, Cnihte- 



wike], 265, 2953, 325(3 

 Kyre[Cuer], 299(7, 3 i ibjnote 3 1 23 

 Kyre Wyard [Chure], 3 1 3(7 



La Vieille Lyre [Lyra, Lire], 

 abbey of, 240, 262, 321(7, 

 3223, notes 321(7, 322*7, 3223, 

 3233 



'Langeduna Osmundi' [in Long- 

 don], 328(7 



Lapal, note 322*3 



Lawern [Laugherne, Laure], 267, 

 268, 271, 289(7, 324*3 



Lea End (?) [Lea], 285(7 



Leigh [Lega Ricardi, Lege], 305(7, 

 3283, notes 3053, 3283. See 

 also Bransford 



Lench [Lenc, Lenche, Leng], 265, 

 266, 297(7, 326*7, note 297*3 



Lenches, the, 290. See also Atch 

 Lench, Church Lench, Hob 

 Lench, Sheriffs Lench 



Lenchwick, 306(7, notes igob, 306(7 



Leominster, 277 



Lewes, 244, 278 



Lindridge [Linda, Linde], 3093, 

 3293. See also Eardiston 



Linthurst [Lindeorde], 285(7 



Lippard [Lappewrte, Leopards or 

 Lippards Grange], 271, 296(7, 

 notes 296(7, 3253 



Lire. See Lyre 



Little Inkberrow, note zSgb 



Little Malvern, note 3233 



Little Washborne [Waseburne], 

 2913, note 3243 



Littleton [Liteltune], 3063, 307*7, 

 note 3073 



London, 243 



Longden [Langedun, Longedun] 

 in Tredington, 266, 294(3, 

 325(7, note 294(7 



Longdon [Langedune, a manor of 

 Earl Odo, Longedun, Longe- 

 dune] in Tredington, 258, 

 259, 260, 3003, 322(7, note 

 3273. See also Chaseley, Lan- 

 geduna 



