Godley Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Chiddingfold
Historical Forms
- Godelebridge t.Hy8 MinAcct
- Godelegh 1228 FF
- Godele 1332 SR
Etymology
Godley Bridge (6″) is Godelebridge t. Hy 8MinAcct , and was the home of Geoffrey de Godelegh (1228 FF) and William de Godele (1332 SR). 'leahof Gōda ' (cf. Goodleigh (PN D 44)), if the name is of local origin but the family may have come from some other Godley (cf. the hundred-name supra 103).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Barfold Copse
- Little Barsden
- Chaleshurst
- Cherfold
- Cotterfold
- Cripplecrutch Hill
- Frillinghurst Wood
- Ansteadbrook
- Frome Copse and Hanger
- Gostrode Fm
- Hazel Bridge
- Killinghurst
- The Knipp
- Lythe Hill
- Noddings Fm
- Pockford Fm
- Ramsnest Common
- Rodgate
- Sydenhurst
- Tugley Fm
Other OS name
- Alderlands Copse
- Botany Bay
- Brookland Copse
- Catsprey
- College Copse
- Crabhams
- Dog Kennel Hill
- Downlands
- Fernbridge
- Furnace Moor
- Furzefield
- Glasshouse Rew
- Hartsgrove Hanger
- Hawlands
- Highstreet Green
- Hogfield Rew
- Hollis's Hanger
- The Holmes
- Home Wood
- Hovel Copse
- Hungry Corner
- Leith Copse
- Mesylls
- Mill Ho
- North Bridge
- Nuthurst
- Oaklands Park
- Peakfield Hanger
- Pignuts Copse
- Pond Field Wood
- Pook Hill
- Prestwick Fm
- Putticks Copse
- Rampingdown Copse
- Romping Downs
- Roaringpond Wood
- Rovehurst
- Rystead and Ryestreet Common
- Serve Tree Copse
- Sketcher's Copse
- Snarham Land
- Sparke's Copse
- Stillers Copse
- Verney Cottage
- Waterfield
- Watlands
- White Beech
- Yewens Hanger
- Yewtree Cottage