English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Bradpole

Major Settlement in the Parish of Bradpole

Historical Forms

  • Bratepolle 1086 DB
  • Bratepolla Exon
  • Bradepol', Bradepol(e) 1212,1219 Fees 1238 Cl 1244 Ass 1250 Fees 1254 Cl 1564 Weld1
  • Bradepola 13 Weld2 14 LodersC
  • Bradepoll(e) 1389 Pat 1475 Weld1
  • Bradepoul 1412 FA
  • Bredepol(e) c.1213 Osm m13 Salis
  • Bradipole c.1215 Sarum
  • Bradeford (sic) 1227 Fees
  • Bridepol' 1250 Fees
  • Brodepelle (sic) 1260 Pap
  • Brodpoule 1457 Brid
  • Brodepole 1475 Weld1
  • Braddepole 1428 FA 1445 MinAcct
  • Brappoll(e) 1451 Brid 1535 VE 1545 Weld1
  • Brappole 1607 ib
  • Bradpole 1454 MinAcct
  • Bradpool(e) 1467 MinAcct 1567 Weld2 1590 Weld1
  • Bradpold' 1535 Weld2
  • Bradpoll 1567 ib
  • Bradpoll otherwise Brappoll 1742 DCMDeed
  • Bratpoll' 1560 Weld2
  • Braptpole (sic) 1661 DCMRent

Etymology

'The broad pool', v. brād , pōl . The 'pool' was no doubt on R. Asker (a tributary of R. Brit) which flows through the par.