English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

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North Fambridge and South Fambridge

Major Settlement in the Parish of North and South Fambridge

Historical Forms

  • Fanbruge 11th KCD907 c.1200 LibEl 1042–66 DB 12th 1086
  • Fanbrege 1017–35 LibEl 12th
  • Fanbrig(g)' 1234,1258 FF
  • Phenbruge 1086 DB
  • Fenbricge 1086 InqEl
  • Fenbrugg' 1228 FF
  • Fenbrigg 1264 Abbr
  • Fambrugge 1086 InqEl
  • Fambrig(ge) 1223,1239 FF
  • Faumbrig 1238 Pat 1286 Ch
  • f(f)ambreg(ge) Parua 1285 Ass 1331 Londin
  • Wanbrige 1185 RotDom
  • Northambregg 1274 RH
  • Northambrige 1535 VE
  • S(o)uthfambreg(ge) 1291 Tax 1336 Londin
  • Southembrigg 1397 Pat
  • Norfambrige 1460 Pat
  • Vanbrigg 1327 Londin
  • Vambriege 1541 LP
  • Northfambrige alias Northvanbregge alias Northambregge 1480 Pat
  • Thambrydge 1549 FF

Etymology

'Marsh-bridge,' v. fenn , brycg .

Places in the same Parish

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