Hailes Heile: William Leofric. Mill. |
Remains of a great Cistercian abbey founded in 1246.
Hambrook
Lost.
Hampen
Hagenepene / Hagepine: Ansgar from Archbishop of York. |
Hampnett
Hanham
Hanun: Hunbald from Arnulf de Hesdin. |
Suburb of Bristol.
Hardwicke
Herdeuuic: Westminster Abbey. |
The first 'Borstal', opened in 1852, was in the grounds of Hardwicke Court.
Harescombe
Haresfield
Hersefel(d): King's land. |
Bisected by a railway line; 3000 Roman coins were found here in 1837.
Harford
Hurford: Gilbert FitzTurold. Mill. |
Lower Harford Farm.
Harnhill
Harehille: Roger from Ralph de Tosny. |
16th century manor house.
Harry Stoke
Estoch: Theobald from Bishop of Coutances. |
Hasfield
Hasfelde: Thurstan FitzRolf from Westminster Abbey. |
Much altered medieval manor house, home of the Pauncefoot family until 1598.
Hatherop
Etherope / Hetrope: William from Roger de Lacy; Arnulf de Hesdin. Mill. |
Manor house with park and model village (1860s).
Hawksbury
Havochesberie: Pershore Abbey. 3 mills. |
Scattered; imposing monument to Lord Rupert Somerset, 1846.
Hawling
Hallinge: Sigar de Chocques, formerly Countess Goda. |
Manor house.
Hayes
Lost.
Hazleton (near Northleach)
Hasedene: Sigar de Chocques, formerly Countess Goda. |
Hazleton (in Rodmarton)
Hasedene: Roger d'Ivry. ½ mill. |
Hazleton Manor Farm.
Hempsted
Hechanestede: King's land. ½ fishery. |
Gloucester. Newark House was built in 1501; behind it is the site of a Roman camp.
Henbury
Henberie: Bishop of Worcester. |
Within Bristol city's boundary; Blaise Castle House, a Folk Museum; 18th century Blaise Castle.
Hentage
In Alderton village.
Hewelsfield
Hiwoldestone: William FitzBaderon; this land is by the king's order, in the Forest. |
Between two stretches of the Forest of Dean.
Hidcote Bartrim
Hidi / Hedecote: 2 men-at-arms from Evesham Abbey. |
Hidcote Manor's gardens were created by Lawrence Johnston in 1905.
Hidcote Boyce
Highnam
Cromwellian manor house.
Hilcot
Willecote: Ansketel from Bishop of Worcester. |
Hill
Hilla: King's land; Roger holds the land of Bernard the priest. |
Manor house. Sir Francis Fust built the Great Sewer at Hill Pill in 1750.
Hillsley
Hildeslei: Bernard from Thurstan FitzRolf. 3 mills. |
Hinton (in Sharpness)
Horfield
Part of Bristol.
Horsley
Horselei: Troarn Church, formerly Countess Goda. Mill. |
Horton
Horedone: Robert de Tosny. Mill. |
Norman and Tudor manor house, The Court.
Hucclecote
Hochilicote: Archbishop of York. Mill. |
Suburb of Gloucester, on a prehistoric and Roman site.
Hullasey
Hullasey House in Tarlton.
Huntley
Huntelei: William FitzBaderon. |
Manor house.
Hurst
Hirslege: Roger from the king. |
Hurst Farm; Old Hurst Farm.