Dodding's Brick Yard, Dodding's Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bere Regis
Historical Forms
- Bere 1086 DB (f. 83b), Exon
Etymology
Dodding's Brick Yard, Dodding's Fm (SY 853937), Bere 1086 DB (f. 83b), Exon (v. Eyton 115–16, VCHDo 3104–5); molend ' de la Doddingg '1268Ass , terre apud la Doddynge 13Douce , (land ) apud la Doddinge n.d. (l13?) Hutch3; Dodingesbere 1288Ass , Dogdyngbire 1320 Ch, Doddyngbere 1327 Pat, Doddyngbyre 1348, 1419 FF, 1422, 1489Midd , Doddyngbirea 1422ib , Dodyngbeare 1412 FA, Dodyngs Beare 1546Lane , Dodings Be (e )re 1549ib , 1617 Dodingsbeare 1617DuCo , Dodyngton 1549Lane , Doddingebere Myll 1550Midd , Dodingswick (e )Jas ITRMB , 1617Add , Doddinges -Bere or Doddinge 1774 Hutch1, Dodding Bere 1811 OS, cf. Doddings Corner , (Island in ) Doddings Lower Md 1845TA .The place lies on a stream at the foot of a 300′ ridge and the name Dodding (e ) may be a hill-name, a derivative with -ing2 of the el. represented by ME dodde 'a rounded hill-top' (as proposed by Fägersten 69, Zachrisson DTR 144, Ekwall PN -ing 195 (cf. RN 210), cf. Duddle in Puddletown par. infra . Alternatively Dodding (e ) may be 'Dodda's place' from -ing 2 and the OE pers.n. Dodda ; one of the two DB manors of Milborne Stileham infra was held TRE by one Dodo (= OE Dodda , v. Feilitzen 224), and this pers.n. also occurs as a surname in this par., cf. claus ' quod fuit Will ' Dodde in Suthebrok l14Mansel , v. Southbrook infra . The spellings and forms of the p.n. are discussed by Dodgson BNF 2 (1967) 352, where it is held that the manorial genitive (to which can now be added much earlier forms) and the spelling Dogdyng - (which possibly represents metathesis of an assibilated pronunciation [-indʒ]) reveal the presence of an OE sg. -inğ formation based on an original PrOE locative sg. -ingi , an archaic form. Dodingesbere , Doddyngbere , etc. probably denote 'the part of Bere at or called Dodding (e )', cf. par. name supra ; the (apparently) late formations with tūn and wīc mean 'the village and the (dairy) farm at or called Dodding (e )'. There was a mill here in 1086 DB (VCHDo 3104).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Chamberlayne's Fm, Chamberlayne's Mill
- Hr Hove Wood, Lr Hove Wood
- White Lovington
- Roke Barn, Roke Fm, West Roke
- Shitterton
- Snatford Bridge, Snatford Ctg
- Hr Stockley Fm, Lr Stockley Fm
- Woodbury Hill
- Bere Wood
- Hyde Ho, Middle Hyde Dairy, Hr Hyde Heath, Lr Hyde Heath
- Philliols Coppice, Philliols Fm, Philliols Heath
- Southbrook
Other OS name
- Anchoret's Chapel
- Back Lane
- Bagwood Cl, Bagwood Coppice, Bagwood Rd
- Barrow Hill
- Gudgeon Corner
- Hanging Covert
- Hayward's Fm
- Hazel Coppice
- Hollow Oak
- Hundred Barrow
- Jenkins's Fm
- Jordan's Coppice
- The Plantation
- Rawles Barrow
- Redpool
- Riveridge Wd
- Rye Hill
- St John the Baptist's Church
- Shitterton Bridge, Shitterton Fm, Shitterton Wd
- Skinner's Coppice
- Snow Hill (Lane)
- South Heath
- Spear's Coppice, Spear's Lane
- Stockley Bridge
- Summer Ho
- Swanderbury
- Tanpits Bridge, Tanpits Coppice
- Town's End
- Vicarage
- Wareham Lodge
- Warren
- Warren Heath, Warren Ho, Warren Rd
- White Ho
- Woodclose
- Woodlands
- Woodside Ctg
- Yearlings' Bottom, Yearlings' Drove
- Yon Barrow
- Bedlam
- Bere Arch, Bere Down, Bere Down Bldgs, Bere Down Lane, Bere Heath (Ctg), Bere Lodge
- Black Castle
- Black Hill, Blackhill Brick Works, Blackhill Clump
- The Bog
- Bolton's Barrow
- Bowcroft Hill
- Broomhill
- Budden's Fm
- Bugbarrow(lost)
- The Buildings
- Butt Lane Hollow
- Chalk Pit Fm
- Chamberlayne's Bridge, Chamberlayne's Ctgs, Chamberlayne's Heath
- Court Fm
- Cow Drove
- Cuckoo Pound
- Culeaze Coppice, Culeaze Fm, Culeaze Ho
- Dark Lane
- The Desert
- The Dungeon
- East Field Fm
- End Barrow
- Fox Pound
- Froom's Lane
- Gallows Hill
- Kimerley Wood
- Lane End
- Larch Plant.
- Laurel Ave
- Little Coppice
- Little Wood
- Lockyer's Hill
- Longley Leg
- Maidenford Weir
- Mate's Coppice
- Middle Heath
- Miles's Lane
- Mill Race
- Millum Head
- Mintern's Ferry
- Muddox Barrow Coppice, Muddox Barrow Fm, Muddox Barrow Lane
- Newfoundland
- New Plant.
- Oak Coppice, Oak Ctg
- The Park
- Peat Moor
- Pickard's Coppice
- Stand Barrow
- Sturt Lane