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Hartridge Fm

Early-attested site in the Parish of Ashampstead

Historical Forms

  • Hurterige 1086 DB
  • Hurtrugge 1202 P 1219 Fees
  • Hertregge 1204 P
  • Hertreg' 1205 ib
  • Hurtrug' 1220 Fees
  • Hurtrugg' 1224–5 Ass
  • Herterigge (p), Herterugge, Herterig', Hertrigg' 1241 ib
  • Herterugg 1279 Cl
  • Hertrugg 1311 ib
  • Hurtrigge 1324 Ipm
  • Hertrigge 1341,1346 Pat
  • Hertrugge 1401–2 FA
  • Hartryge 1449 Fine
  • Harteredge 1549 ArchJ

Etymology

Hartridge Fm, 1830 OS, Hurterige 1086 DB, Hurtrugge 1202 P (p), 1219 Fees (p), Hertregge 1204 P (p), Hertreg '1205 ib, Hurtrug '1220 Fees, Hurtrugg '1224–5Ass (p), Herterigge (p), Herterugge , Herterig ', Hertrigg '1241ib , Herterugg 1279 Cl, Hertrugg 1311 ib, Hurtrigge 1324 Ipm (p), Hertrigge 1341, 1346 Pat, Hertrugge 1401–2 FA, Hartryge 1449 Fine, Harteredge 1549 ArchJ 4, 'hart ridge', v. heorot , hrycg . This ridge is separated from Coleridge supra by the small valley on the side of which the village of Ashampstead is situated.