English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Mangotsfield

Major Settlement in the Parish of Mangotsfield

Historical Forms

  • Man(e)godesfelle, Man(e)godesfeld(e) 1086 DB 12 Tewk90–1 1167 P 1215 ClR 1231 Ch 1231 Theok 1248 Ass 1339 FF
  • Man(e)godesfeud 1262 Ipm
  • Manegodefeld 1230 Ch
  • Manygodesfeld 1287 Ass
  • Mangetesfeld 1248 Ass
  • Manegoteresfeud 1262 Ipm
  • Mangotesfeld 1327 SR 1328 Banco 1392 Ipm 1492 MinAcct
  • Mangottesfeld 1476 IpmR 1515 FF
  • Mongottesfielde 1574 ib
  • Magotesfeld 1347 Ipm
  • Magattisfild 1492 ib
  • Maggottysfeld 1540 FF
  • Magger(y)sfeld(e) 16 Berk 1535 VE 1594 FF
  • Mangersfeild 1652 ParlSurv

Etymology

'Mangod's stretch of open country', v. feld . The pers.n. Mangod , Mangot is found in OE sources and DB; it is probably from OG, though it is not recorded there (cf. Forssner 186, Feilitzen 324).