Friday Bridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Elm
Historical Forms
- Fridayesbrugg' 1298 Ass
- Frydaybrigge 1340 Imb
- Frideiwere 1251 ElyCouch
- Fryday lake 1570 Imb
- Frydaye weyr 1549 Ct
- Frydayeware 1608 AddCh
- Fridaylake, Fridaylone 1244,1286 Rams
Etymology
Friday Bridge is Fridayesbrugg '1298Ass , Frydaybrigge 1340 Imb.fridai is the name of a fishery of the monks of Ely in 1086 (InqEl), later Frideiwere (1251ElyCouch ). There was also a Fryday lake 1570 Imb in Elm. In Haddenham also we have Frydaye weyr 1549Ct , Frydayeware 1608AddCh , and near Whittlesey we have Fridaylake , Fridaylone 1244, 1286 Rams. These should probably be associated with fishing by the monks for Friday fare and not be associated with other Fridaynames discussed in PN Sr 410–11.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Beauford Ho
- Begdale
- Coldham
- Crowmere
- Halfpenny Field
- Gray's Moor
- Laddus Fens
- Livermere
- Long Beach Fm
- Needham Bank, Needham Field
- Waldersea