Dundridge (Fm)
Early-attested site in the Parish of Aston Clinton
Historical Forms
- Dunrege 1202 Fines
- Dunrugge 1227 Ass 1285 Ipm 1320 Cl
- Dunregge 1241 Ass 1250 Fees
- Dunrich 1247 Ass
- Dunrugh, Dunrigh 1250 Fees
- Dunruge 1262 Ass 1276 RH
- Dounregg 1298 Pat
- Donrigg 1302 Ch
- Donrygge 1399 Pat
- Dounrigg 1400 Pat
- Dunriche 1544 L.ii.96
- Dunrigge 1544 L.ii.474
Etymology
v. dun , hrycg . The dun here probably describes open hill country, so that the whole name would mean 'bare ridge.'