Hosey Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Sturminster Newton
Historical Forms
- acr' voc' Hosebri(d)ge 1557 Val 1567 Glouc 1627 SxAS
- Osier Bridge 1839 TA
Etymology
, acr ' voc ' Hosebri (d )ge 1557Val ,1567Glouc , 1627SxAS , Osier Bridge 1839TA , probably ' bridge by the shoots or tendrils ' , with reference to some kind of marsh plant , from hos(s) and brycg , cf. OstbridgeGl 3120 , but alternatively from hosa ' stocking ' applied to a stream or lane , cf. Hose Hill Brk 205 . The site of this bridge is probably to be identified with either pontem vocatum la Stone or Threbruggin in the 14th cent. bounds of Sturminster N . , v. lost names infra .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Honeymead Lane
- The Lindens
- Manor Fm
- Mill
- Mullins' Fm
- Newton (Fm)
- Oaks Fm
- Pentridge Fm, Pentridge Lane
- The Plantation
- Pleak House Fm
- Poplar Fm
- Puxey, Puxey Coppice, Puxey Fm, Puxey Lane
- Queen's Coppice
- Ralph Down
- Rivers' Corner
- Hole House (Fm)
- Road Lane Fm
- Rolls Mill, Rolls Mill Bridge
- Rushy Ctgs
- St Mary's Church
- Stalbridge Lane
- Stour View Ho
- Sturminster Cmn
- Town Bridge
- White Lane
- Woodlands
- All Saints' Church
- Bagber Bridge, Bagber Cmn, Bagber Wd, Hr Bagber Fm, Lr Bagber Fm
- Beech Ho
- Blackwater Bridge
- Bridge
- Broad Oak (Fm)
- Butt's Pond
- Calf Close Lane
- Castle
- Ducks Lane
- Dunch Mouth
- Fiddleford Mill
- Girdler's Coppice
- Glue Hill
- Golden Gate
- Haydon Corner
- Hewlett's Drove