telford

Telford is an Old English place-name which derives from the elements "taelf", meaning "a plateau"and "forda", meaning "a shallow river crossing". There are several places named in the 1086 Domesday Book, the usual spelling being "Tejleford"of "Tevellsford"in Somerset, Warwickshire and Berkshire.

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