Batt's Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Maresfield
Historical Forms
- Batte 1419 FF
- Breedenbridge 1579 DuLa
- Breden bridge 1613 FM
Etymology
Batt's Bridge (6″) is to be associated with William Batte (1419 FF). In 1546 (FM ) we have mention of 'a messuage sometime William Batts ' at Braddenbredge (Breedenbridge in 1579DuLa , Breden bridge in 1613FM ). This is clearly another and probably earlier name for the bridge. It means 'bridge made of bredes (or planks),' v. Bridenbridge (PN Wo 359).
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Other OS name
- Boringwheel Mill
- Carr's Wood
- Old Forge
- Londonderry
- Newlands
- Press Ridge Warren
- Stonemead
- Stumblewood Common
- Tinker's Wood
- Twyford Lodge
- Whitehouse Fm
- Braberry Hatch
- Cophall
- Hole Fm
- Marlpits
- Blackhouse Fm
- Camp Hill
- Ford's Green
- Kingsfield Wood
- Budlett's Common
- Court House
- Huggett's Pit
- Millbrook