Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Pidele 1086 DB(f.84b) 1205 FineR

• Prestepidel(a) 1093–1100 Ch 1313 Cur 1220,1221 FF 1225 ChrP 1314 1372

• Prestpidl' 1220 Cur

• Prestes Pidele 1221 ib

• Prestespidel 1224 ib

• Pidel(e) Turbe(r)(e)vil(l)(e), Pydele Turbe(r)(e)vil(l)(e), Pydele Turbe(r)(e)uil(l)(e), Pydele Turbe(r)(e)vyll(e) 1238 Cl 1268 Ass 1373 Cl

• Pudel(e) Turburvile 1326 FF

• Pudel(e) Turberville, Pudel(e) Turbervyle, Pudel(e) Turberuyle 1370,1373 Cl 1390 Fine 1446 Weld1

• Turberuile Pydele 1268 Ass

• Turberuylepudele 1332 SR

• Turbervilespudel(l)(e), Turbervylespudel(l)(e), Turberuylespudel(l)(e), Turberuylyspudel(l)(e) 1412,1431 FA 1442,1443 Weld1

• Brianis Pedille 1465 IpmR

• Bryans Pud(d)ell, Brians Pud(d)ell, Brians Puddle 1480 1553 Feth 1565 ADV

• Brians Pud(d)ell alias (dict') Pud(d)ell Turbervyle, Brians Pud(d)ell alias (dict') Pud(d)ell Turberfyld 1607 Feth

• Brians Pyddell 1564 ib

• Bryanspidle 1606 ib

• Brientes Piddell 1588 ib

• Briantspuddle 1687 Weld1

• Pudell Bryan, Pudyll Bryan 1504 Ipm

• de T(h)urbervill 1205 FineR 1225 FF

• de Turbervill 1238 Cl

Etymology

Like Affpuddle supra , named from R. Piddle or Trent. The affix Prest (e )(s ) probably derives from the tenure of the DB manor of Pidele by Godric presbiter ('the priest'), v. prēost , VCHDo 3 112, 134.The later affixes are from the family of de Turbervill (Hugh de T (h )urbervill 1205 FineR, 1225 FF, Robert de Turbervill 1238 Cl, cf. Winterborne Muston in Winterborne K. par. supra and Melbury S. par. infra ), and from the first name of one member of this family (Brian de Turbervill 1316 FA, 1327 Ch). There is mention of a mill here in 1086 DB (VCHDo 3112), cf. The Mill Farm 1838TA .