Help deciphering Worcestershire place name

[HeleninGlos]

Hello

I wonder if anyone can have better luck deciphering the placename on this record. The family resided in Worcestershire in the Dormston/Kington area and were in Dormston 8 years earlier in 1818. The burial took place in Inkberrow.

Many Thanks, Helen

[Lin Fisher]

I would say Nowers Green or Noivers Green but can't find the name on the map. Could it be the name of a farm or very small hamlet.

[Gardengirl]

I'd say Nowers Green. I think the dot is ink from the start point of a letter on the back of the page. The 'w' looks like the one in 'twenty six'

And just for a giggle ......

worcestershire.jpg

[kylejustin]

Nowers green.

[HeleninGlos]

Thank you all for your replies.

I will continue to pursue Nowers Green and see if I can find it on an old map or similar.

[cbcarolyn]

what about Noah's green

https://britishplacenames.uk/noahs-green-worcestershire-sp001614

spelt like it is said?

[Anne in Carlisle]

Oh, brilliant suggestion Carolyn and right in the area! I had scoured the OS map but missed that.
Anne

[Katarzyna]

Oh, brilliant suggestion Carolyn and right in the area! I had scoured the OS map but missed that.
Anne

Me too. Good one Carolyn!

[cbcarolyn]

I never forget one of mine was from chooks berry on a census... Tewkesbury!

[HeleninGlos]

Fantastic Carolyn. It's slap bang in the heart of the area where the family resided over the years.

Thank you so much.

Helen