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Survey of English Place-Names

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St Nicholas's Church

Other OS name in the Parish of Bringhurst

Historical Forms

  • Church (St Nicholas) 1846,1863 White 1925 Kelly
  • ecclesie de Brunghurst 1220 MHW
  • ecclesie de Brynghurst 1330,1336 Pat 1375 Deed
  • ecclesie de Brynghirst 1353,1355 Pat
  • ecclesiam de Brynghurst alias Eston 1486 ib
  • the Churchyeard 1601 Terrier
  • the vickerig house 1674 Terrier
  • the Vicarige house 1679 ib

Etymology

, Church (St Nicholas )1846, 1863 White, 1925 Kelly; it is earlier recorded as ecclesie de Brunghurst 1220 MHW, ecclesie de Brynghurst 1330, 1336Pat , 1375Deed ,ecclesie de Brynghirst 1353, 1355Pat , ecclesiam de Brynghurst alias Eston 1486ib (with reference to adjacent Great Easton); note the Churchyeard 1601Terrier , v. churchyerd. Also recorded is the vickerig house 1674Terrier , the Vicarige house 1679ib , v. vikerage .

Places in the same Parish

Other OS name

Major Settlement