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HER Number MWB3629
Record Type Place
Name ENGLEFIELD VILLAGE

Grid Reference SU 625 720
Map Sheet SU67SW
Parish Englefield, West Berkshire
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Summary

Recorded as 'Englafelda' in c 900 AD and 'Englefeldia' in the Domesday Book

Associated Legal Designations or Protected Status

  • Conservation Area: Englefield
  • Registered Park or Garden (II) 1000583: Englefield House

Other Statuses and Cross-References

  • Berkshire SMR No. (pre 2000): 01611.00.000

Monument Type(s):

  • VILLAGE (Early Medieval/Dark Age to Late 19th century - 901 AD to 1900 AD)

Full Description

Recorded as 'Englafelda' in c 900 AD and 'Englefeldia' in the Domesday Book <1>.

Sources and further reading

---Robertson, J G (ed). 1843. Environs of Reading. Google book. p86. [Unpublished document / SWB149097]
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=7eYGAAAAQAAJ (Accessed 23/08/2016)
---1843. Englefield Tithe Map. [Map / SWB149106]
http://ww2.berkshirenclosure.org.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=DD1%2f52%2f1 (Accessed 10/02/2022)
---Smith, R. 2014. Englefield in the Great War. pdf online. [Unpublished document / SWB149130]
https://indd.adobe.com/view/21b00729-1a59-4167-b452-73bbd4027246 (Accessed 14/11/2016)
---Smith, R. 2015. Englefield History. http://www.englefieldhistory.net/. [Website / SWB149132]
http://www.englefieldhistory.net/ (Accessed 14/11/2016)
<01>Gelling, M. 1973. The Place Names of Berkshire - Part One. English Place-Name Society Vol XLIX. p211. [Monograph / SWB10003]
<02>Fletcher, W. c1840. Tour Round Reading. Google book. p86. [Unpublished document / SWB148846]
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=EeQGAAAAQAAJ (Accessed 06/02/2019)
<03>Tyack, G, Bradley, S and Pevsner, N. 2010. The Buildings of England (Berkshire). p59. [Monograph / SWB147855]
<04>Timmins, G. 2008. Englefield - A Village History. [Unpublished document / SWB147447]
<05>Betjeman, J and Piper, J (eds). 1949. Murray's Berkshire Architectural Guide. p124. [Monograph / SWB10404]
<06>Morgan, P (ed). 1979. Domesday Book - Berkshire. DB5. 60d, 61a. [Monograph / SWB14587]
https://opendomesday.org/ (Accessed 11/01/2023)
<07>Hadcock, R N. 1968. Rural District of Bradfield (Berkshire), Official Guide. [Monograph / SWB14015]
<08>Page and Ditchfield (eds). 1923. Victoria County History (VCH) Berks III 1923. Vol 3. p405. [Monograph / SWB10005]
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/berks/vol3 (Accessed 08/03/2022)

Related Monuments

MWB226198 and 9 The Street, Englefield (Building)
MWB3630ENGLEFIELD (Place)
MWB3631St Mark's Church, Englefield (Building)
MWB19738The Old Rectory, Englefield (Building)
MWB16422Reading Hundred (Place)
MWB2880Englefield House (Building)

Associated Excavations and Fieldwork

  • None recorded