Local. First assumed by the proprietors of the barony of Clavering, in Essex, England, near the springhead of the river Tort. Derived from the Anglo-Saxon cloefer, or Belgic klaver, [...]
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Le Chauffeur... - 1906/08/15 (A68,SER4,N232)
What is the origin of the name CLAVERING?
Local. First assumed by the proprietors of the barony of Clavering, in Essex, England, near the springhead of the river Tort. Derived from the Anglo-Saxon cloefer, or Belgic klaver, [...]
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