Daglingworth
Major Settlement in the Parish of Daglingworth
Historical Forms
- Daglingworth, Daglyngworth, Daglyngwurth c.1150 Godstow 1273 FF 1323 MinAcct 1324 Ipm 1535 VE
- Dagelingwurth, Dagelyngwurth, Dagelyngworth 1248 Ass 1268 Episc 1287 Ass 1291 Tax 1365 FF
- Dalingworþe c.1150,c.1200,c.1220 Godstow
- Dalyngworth 1322 Orig
- Dallingworth, Dallyngworth 1285 FA 1287 Ass
- Daglingeworth 1200,1587 FF
- Dag(g)elingew(o)rth, Dag(g)elyngew(o)rth 1200 Fees 1233 Cl 1274 Episc 1335 Ch
- Dakelingwrth' 1200 Cur
- Dachyngwrthe 1291 Tax
- Dagelingeswortk' 1200 Cur
- Daglinsworth 1675 Ogilby
- Dagelesworth 1284 Episc
- Daulingeworth 1291 Episc
- Dogelyngworthe 1316 FA
- Daggelyn(g)worth(e) 1413,1493 Pat
- de Coueleg (ib no. 378)
Etymology
'Enclosure of the people of Dæggel or Dæccel', v. -ingas (gen.plur. -inga ), worð . The OE pers.n. Dæggel would be a derivative in -el of a hypocoristic form of some such pers.n. as Dægbald , Dæghelm , etc. (as that suggested for Dagnall in Bk 94), and Dæccel would be a similar -el derivative of the OE Dæcca suggested for Dagenham (Ess 91). Some p.ns. in Dag - have regular early spellings with Dak - (as Dagenham itself) which becomes Dag - with voicing of intervocalic -k - as in Bragenham (Bk 83) or Wigginton (YN 14).The spellings Dakelingwrth ' and Dachyngwrthe suggest that this might be the case with Daglingworth. The name of this folk, the Dæcce - lingas , appears also in the surname of Margaret de Dagelingstrete (GlR no. 382), who is also called de Coueleg (ib no. 378) from Cowley 6 miles north. Here the 'street' is Ermin Street (v. strǣt ).