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| "'Hag' is an old word for hedge, incidentally !" As well as a possible development of "Haw" (meaning hedge) .... It's also the old word for 'Hag' ! It also used to mean "A boggy area" - so Hagley would be "Boggy Hill" Another nice one for the folklorists - "An appearance of light and fire on a horse's mane or a man's hair" Reply | with quote |  5th February 2003ce 10:58 In reply to: Re: Great Hagley (BlueGloves) |
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