Barline
Early-attested site in the Parish of Peasmarsh
Historical Forms
- Bereglynd(e) 1279 Ass 1280 FF
- Berglynd(e) 1279 Ass 1296,1332 SR 1340 NI
- Breglynd(e) 1332 SR
- Berghlynd 1288 Ass
- Berghlinde 1327 SR
- Berlinde 1327 SR
- Berelynde 1391 HMCv,512
- Berklinde 1327 SR
- Breglynd 1332 SR
- Barlynde c.1450 HMCv.493
Etymology
This is probably from beorg and glind (v. Glynde supra 352), hence perhaps, 'enclosure on the hill,' or alternatively bære and glind , hence perhaps 'swine-pasture enclosure.'