Hartrey Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Mansfield
Historical Forms
- Eghtredesbrug' 1227 ClR
- Eghtredesbrig' c.1300 Stowe
- Hegtredebrug 1232 Ch
- Haytredebrigg' t.Hy3 Welbeck
- Heytredebrigg' 1287 For 1333 Pat
- Haytrebrigge 1300 For
- Heytrebrigge 1339 Cl
- Hatrebrige t.Hy8 For
- Heyterbridge t.Hy8 Thoroton
- Hartrey brydge 1590 Map
Etymology
Hartrey Bridge is Eghtredesbrug '1227 ClR, Eghtredesbrig 'c. 1300Stowe 798, Hegtredebrug 1232 Ch, Haytredebrigg 't. Hy 3Welbeck , Heytredebrigg '1287For , 1333 Pat, Haytrebrigge 1300 For, Heytrebrigge 1339 Cl, Hatrebrige t. Hy 8For , Heyterbridge t. Hy 8 Thoroton, Hartrey brydge 1590Map . 'Bridge of a woman named Hēahðrȳð .' Cf. Heytesbury (PN W 167–8), where it is noted that this etymology was first suggested by W. H. Stevenson in Dukery Records 397.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Westfield Lodge
- Westhill Ho
- Bath Mill
- Berryhill Hall
- Bishopshill Plantation
- Bleakhills
- Carr Bank
- Crowhill
- Eight Men's Intake
- Hermitage Cottages
- King's Mill
- King Stand
- Lichfield Wood
- Mansfield Wood
- New England
- Newton
- Oakham Fm
- Penniment Houses
- Sherwood Hall
- Shining Cliff Wood
- Strawberry Hill
- Three Thorn Hollow