Ox Bridge
Other OS name in the Parish of Westerleigh
Historical Forms
- Nox Bridge 1830 M
Etymology
, Nox Bridge 1830 M , v. oxa , brycg , possibly originally a ford - name ( cf. Sheep Bridge i, 34supra ) ; initial N - is due to a wrong analysis of atten ox - ( cf. Phonol. § 45 ) .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Batchfield Lane
- Bates Hill
- Bitterwell Pond
- Blackberry Fm
- Boxhedge Fm
- Branch Pool Wood
- Broad Lane
- Burbarrow Lane
- Burn Wood
- Cliff Fm
- Coalpit Heath
- As
- Coalslack Fm
- Copp Hill
- Damson's Bridge
- Ell Wood
- Folly Bridge
- Frog Lane Pit
- Huckford
- Idover Wood
- Ivory Hill
- Knoll
- Martin Croft Brake
- Mayshill
- Nutridge Hill
- Oakleighgreen Fm
- Ram Hill
- Ruffits
- Sayscourt Fm
- Sherman's Green
- Whimsey
- Wottons End