Breadsell Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Battle
Historical Forms
- Bregesele, Breggeselle 1189–99 Battle
- Breggesell 12th Pat 1432
- Bregeselle 12th Bello
- Bruggeshull 1359 Battle
- Bridgesell 1724 B
Etymology
Breadsell Fm (6″) is Bregesele , Breggeselle 1189–99 Battle 40, 42, Breggesell 12th (1432) Pat, Bregeselle 12th Bello, Bruggeshull 1359 Battle 79, Bridgesell 1724 B. There is no stream here so the first element cannot be brycg. The second is possibly the word geselle , discussed under Buxshalls supra 340 and Professor Ekwall suggests that the first element is OE bred , 'plank.'Hence, 'building made of planks or boards.' For the development of OE bredgesella to ME breggeselle , cf. OE micgern from midgearn , orceard from ortgeard .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Netherfield
- Petley Wood
- Telham Court
- Uckham
- Almonry, Upper and Lower
- Bathurst Wood
- Great Beech Fm
- Branshill Fm
- Caldbec Hill
- Great Cornes
- Duckreed Wood
- Foxhole Fm
- Hedgland
- Hemingfold
- Ibrook Wood
- Kemhide
- Loxbeech
- Marley Fm
- Middleborough
- Milestone Wood
- Mountjoy
- Peppering Eye
- Rat Fm
- Senlac or Sandlake
- Waddle's Wish