Shalford Bridge and Shalford Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Brimpton
Historical Forms
- (on) scealdan ford 944 BCS802 c.1240
- hospital' de Scaldeford, Hosp' Sancti Johannis de Scaldeford 1275–6 RH
- Schaldeforde 1297–8 Ipm
- Shaldeford 1316 FA
- Schawford 1507 ArchJ
Etymology
Shalford Bridge and Shalford Fm, (on ) scealdan ford 944 (c. 1240) BCS 802, hospital ' de Scaldeford , Hosp ' Sancti Johannis de Scaldeford 1275–6 RH, Schaldeforde 1297–8 Ipm, Shaldeford 1316 FA, Schawford 1507 ArchJ 4. A well-recorded example of a common name meaning '(at the) shallow ford', v. sc(e)ald, ford . For the Hospitallers, who held this manor till their dissolution in 1540, v. supra .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- King's Bridge
- Oak Cottage
- Oakleigh
- Paul's Hole Cottages
- St. Peter's Almshouses
- Shalford Bridge
- Three Horseshoes P.H.
- Warren Fm
- Water Lane
- Manor Fm
- The Lynch
- Able Bridge, Ablebridge Cottages
- Arundell's Copse
- Back Lane
- Bannister's Wd
- Berry's Copse
- Blacknest
- Blacknest Lodge
- Boot Fm
- Borson
- Brimpton Common
- Brimpton Lodge
- Brimpton Mill
- Chaplin's Wd
- Short Gully, Long Gully
- The Hatch
- Highfield
- Hockford Lane
- Holdaway's Fm
- Hyde End
- Hyde End Fm, Hyde End Fishery, Hyde End Gully, Hyde End Ho, Hyde End Wd
- Inwood Copse