Stroud Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Bloxworth
Historical Forms
- Stroud Bridge 1811 OS
- Stroud Bar 1826 Gre
- Stroda 1303 FA
- Strode 1332 SR 1500 Lane
- Stroude 1340 NI 1346 FA 1544 Lane
- Stroode 1544 ib
Etymology
Stroud Bridge (SY 889916), Stroud Bridge 1811 OS, Stroud Bar 1826 Gre, named from Stroda 1303 FA, Strode 1332 SR, 1500Lane , Stroude 1340 NI, 1346 FA, 1544Lane , Stroode 1544ib all (p), cf. Stro (w )des landes , Stro (w )deslondes 1574ib , v. strōd 'marshy land overgrown with brushwood', barre , land .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Gt Adbury & Lt Adbury
- The Belt, Hr Belt
- Bloxworth Down, Bloxworth Heath & Bloxworth Ho
- The Clump
- Fox Pound
- Keeper's Lodge
- Long Walk
- Newport (Lane)
- Broad Breach
- Dryclose Chalk Pit
- Horse Close
- Humber's Coppice & Humber's Leg
- James's Coppice
- The Lodge
- Morden Lane
- Rectory
- Botany Bay Barn
- Common Chalk Pit Wd
- Half Moon
- Larch Plant.
- Marsh Lane
- Oak Hill, Oakhill Mire Pond
- Scotch Plant.
- Stephen's Fm
- Sticklehill Barn
- Sugar Hill
- Waterley Wd
- The Wilderness
- Withy Bed
- Woodlake
- Woolsbarrow
- Boundary Oak
- Derham's Coppice
- Jubilee Oak
- Long Cross Pit
- New Barn
- St Andrew's Church