Trobridge Ho
Early-attested site in the Parish of Crediton and Crediton Hamlets
Historical Forms
- Trowbregg' 1281 Ass
- Trouburgg 1285 FA
- Troubrigg 1289 Ass
- Trobrigge 1303 FA
- Trobrugge 1400 IpmR 1411 Exon
Etymology
'Tree bridge,' v. treow . The name probably referred to a felled or fallen tree used to cross the little stream here. Cf. Trowbridge (W), Troubrug 1212 PatR.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Creedy Bridge
- Curtlake Cottage
- Dunscombe
- Gunstone
- Harford
- Hollacombe
- Jew's Hollacombe
- Keymelford
- Neopardy
- Posbury
- Spence Combe
- Uton
- Venny Tedburn
- Winstout