Släkthistoria för Chettleburgh
Chettleburgh Vad efternamn betyder
perhaps a variant of Kettleborough in which an original pronunciation with initial /ʧ/ has been retained. For possible early bearers see (2). alternatively from Chedburgh (Suffolk). The place-name is recorded as Cedeberia in 1086 Cheddeberg in 1254 and Chedeberwe in 1275 and means ‘Cedda's hill’ from the Old English personal name *Cedda + beorg ‘hill mound’. A surname corresponding to these place-name spellings is on record in the 13th and 14th centuries. Later surname forms like Chetylber' (1424) may reflect a variant of the place-name with an intrusive -l- and devoicing of -d- to -t- recorded in Chedelberge (14th cent.) Chetelb' (1340) and Chetylbere (1444). This altered pronunciation could be attributable to influence from the Suffolk place-name Kettleburgh and the derived surname in (1).
Källa: The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland, 2016
