Harlow

Harlow

Harlow, UK, USA UK (England): although designated a New Town in 1947, it was mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book as Herlaua, having been Herlawe. The name means ‘A Mound, or Hill, associated with an Army’ from the Old English here and hlāw ‘mound’ or ‘hill’.

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Harlow

Harlow Essex. Herlawe 1045, Herlaua 1086 (DB). ‘Mound or hill associated with an army (perhaps a Viking army)’. OE here + hlāw.

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Harlow

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