Ray Lodge and Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Lingfield
Historical Forms
- at Reghe 1287 Ipm
- ate Ree 1332 SR
- atte Ree 1342 Ass 1418 Harl
Etymology
Ray Lodge and Bridge (6″) were by the home of Walter at Reghe (1287 Ipm), John ate Ree (1332 SR), atte Ree (1342Ass , 1418Harl ). This is ME atte ree for atter ee , 'at the water.' v. æt , ea .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Blockfield
- Farthingdale
- Lynehouse Fm
- Puttenden Fm
- Starborough Castle
- Sugham Fm
- Billeshurst Wood
- Dwelly Fm
- Lullenden Fm
- Prinkham Fm
- Chartham Park
- Felcourt
- St Pier's Fm and Lane
- Apsley
- Dormans Land
- Haxted
- Plaistow Street
- Rede Place
Other OS name
- Carewell Fm
- Crowhurstland Fm
- Haylands Fm
- Margaret's Hill
- Peltham Cottages
- Skitts Fm
- Virgintree Wood
- Batnors Hall
- Coldharbour
- Devil's Den
- Jacks Bridge Fm
- Norman's Lane
- Rowlands
- Swite's Wood
- Yorkshire Pit
- The Beeches
- Collier's Wood
- Dry Hill
- Magnus Deo Fm
- Park Fm
- Rushford
- Tatlers Wood
- Westlands Fm
- Wilderwick
- Blackberry Fm
- Dencher Wood
- Gratwicks Wood
- Nobles
- Porters Hall
- Stockriding Wood
- Walk Wood