Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Ebrigge t.Ed1,t.Ed3 For 1330 Inqaqd

• Ebrigge juxta Lacok 1394 Ass

• Raybrigge 1513 Ct

• Rhe Bridge c.1540 L

• Rye Brudge 1539 MinAcct

• Rea bridge 1670 Aubrey

• Ebridge c.1840 TA

• del Ebrige 1232 Lacock

• atte Rebrigge 1384 NQviii

Etymology

Reybridge [reibəˑrdʒ] is Ebrigge t. Ed 1, t. Ed 3For , 1330 Inq aqd, Ebrigge juxta Lacok 1394Ass , Raybrigge 1513Ct , Rhe Bridge c. 1540 L, Rye Brudge 1539MinAcct , Rea bridge 1670 Aubrey, Ebridge c. 1840TA . It was the home of Robert del Ebrige (1232Lacock ) and John atte Rebrigge (1384 NQ viii).'Bridge by the river,' from ME  after ebrigge , v. æt , ea . The ea is here the Avon.