Marriage Hill
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bidford
Historical Forms
- Marugge 1460 ADii
- Marrige hill 1662 Coughton
Etymology
Marriage Hill is Marugge 1460 AD ii, Marrige hill 1662Coughton . 'Boundary ridge,' v. (ge)mære, hrycg . It lies by the Arrow, which here forms the parish boundary. Cf. Marriage (PN K 386).
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