Are you sure? Ekwall says that Thornborough simply means "Thorn Hill" ie a hill where thorns grew or "a burg protected by a thorn hedge". The latter seems more likely in view of the geography
E E doesn't have to be right all the time - take a look at Beowulf ...
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