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don't know if someone already brought this up (couldn't find it in the list of forums but sorry if it's already been discussed)
in an interview I read that godric's hollow was named after godric gryffindor. i wonder if this has any significance. did harry's parents have an item that belonged to gryffindor that voldemort wanted for his last horcrux? are the potters descended from godric gryffindor? did they live in gryffindor's old house? or is it just the name of the town they lived in.
maybe harry will find something in godric's hollow that will help him defeat voldemort (remember he used gryffindor's sword in cos to defeat the basilisk and dumbledore told him only a true gryffindor could have pulled that sword out of the sorting hat.)
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im not sure but i thought that DD said that the sword was the only thing that there was from godric griffyndor. and i also thought that hogsmead was the only place in england with only wizards and witches to live. in the 3th book it sais somewhere. then why would a village with muggles name their village after someone they didnt know?? its just coinsidence i think. like when everyone thought that mark evans was related to harry just becouse of his name..