MARDOL,

or, as it was anciently written, Marlesford, Mardefole, and in the time

of Henry VIII. Mardvole, from the name of the ford through the Severn,

_Mar_, and _Leas_ (or pastures), which is by interpretation, the ford at

the marly pastures. There is no object of historical interest in this

thoroughfare, but in the lane about half way down, called

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