Swinford Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Eynsham
Historical Forms
- (passagium de) Swyneforde 1299 Eynsh
- Swynefordehythe 1362 Eynsh
- Swynfordhuythe 1481–3 CourtR
Etymology
Swinford Bridge (6″) is (passagium de ) Swyneforde 1299 Eynsh, Swynefordehythe 1362 Eynsh, Swynfordhuythe 1481–3CourtR . 'Swine ford': -h (u )ythe means 'landing place,' v. hȳþ . The village of Swinford is over the boundary in Berks.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Derrymerrys Barn
- Tilgarsley
- Foxley Fm
- Bowles Fm
- Chilmore Bridge
- Highcroft Lodge
- Monk's Wood
- Newland Ho
- The Thrift