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Extracts from the Becords of the 



II. 



Place-Names. 



This list does not pretend to be exhaustive : it may have some 

 interest as affording illustrations of sixteenth century pronunciation. 



Abury, Avebury. 



Alborne, Alborne Chase. 



Alderberie, Aldebury, Alderbury 

 and Grynstide. 



Alderton, Aldrington. 



Allington. 



Alton. 



Alston, Alvedston, Awston. 



Ambesbury, Ambrosbury, Am- 

 brosebury, Amesbury, Amsbury, 

 Amsbury Erldone and Priorye, 

 Amysbery, Amysbury. 



Ashlington. 



Ashton Gifford. 



Asheton Keynes, Ashton Keynes, 

 Ashton Kaynes. 



Asserton. 



Axford. 



Backhampton. 



Badbery, Badbury. 



Barford, Barford Sti Martin, Bar- 

 ford St. Martyn. 



Barlie Grafton, Barly Grafton. 



Barwick Basset. 



Barwick Sti Jacobi, Barwycke S. 

 James. 



Barwick St. John, Barwick Sti 

 Johis. 



Barwick Sti Leonardi. 



Bathampton, Battington, also 

 Great Bathampton. 



Baverstocke. 



Baydon. 



Bedson, Biddestone, Bydson. 



Bechingstoke,Beechingstoke. 



Bed win, Bedwyn, Bed win 

 Magna. 



Bemerton, Bymerton. 



Benfield. 



Bishopeston, Bishopston. 



Bushopstrowe, Byshopestrow. 



Blackland, Blacklond. 



Blonsdon, Blunsdon. 



Boram, Boram alias Burton. 



Bowdon. 



Box, Boxe. 



Bradford. 



Bratton. 



Bradley, Bradly. 



Bramshawe. 



Bremble. 



Brinkworthe, Brinckworth. 



Broad Chalke, Broad Chalk, 

 BrodeChalke,BroadChaulk, 

 Broad Chaulke. 



Broad Somerford, Broade 

 Somerford, also Great 

 Somerford. 



Brockenborough, Broken- 

 borough, Broukenborow. 



Brodhenton. 



Bromham, Bromeham, 



