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FIELD. 



Berfield — K. Byrr, short — short field. 



Chalfield— K. Car, curved— curved field ; or A.S. Charles field. 



Winkfield — K. Gwinc, a chafiinch — chaffinch field. 



FORD. 



Bradford — K. Brad, deceitful, dangerous — dangerous ford. 

 Freshford — K. Frewo, to flow — a stream ford ; or A.S. new ford. 



HAM. 



Corsham — K. Corsag, bogg — Boggy ham. 

 Hartham — A.S. a forest border, or ham. 



LEYS. 

 Ashley — G. Ard, high ; or A.S. Aes — high, or ash ley. 

 Farley Wick — G. Feur, pasture — village on the pasture ley. 

 Henley — K. Hen, ancient — old ley. 



• Linleys — K. Llyn, a pool or water — water ley. 

 Hartley — A.S. Forest ley. 



Studley — G. Stuic (pronounced Stucy) — a steep ley. 

 Winsley — K. Bryn, a hill ; Gwyn, fair — a hill ley or fair ley. 

 Walley — K. Gwal, a wall or ridge — the ridge ley. 



TON. 



* Broughton — G. Beorgan, to shelter — sheltered town. 

 Credlington — Town of the descendants of Cerdis. 

 Islington — Also a proper name — Town of descendants of Isl. 

 Staverton — G. Stabhach (pronounced stav-ach), scattered — 



straggling town. 



WORTH. 



Atwort — K. Athwr, a mound. 



WELL. 



ComberweU — K. Cwm, a dingle or green — Well of the green 

 dingle. 



Conkwell — G. Cona, moss; Mossy well. K. Con, a peak — 

 Well on a peak 



