Bride's Parish

[Rosinish]

Thanks HD,

Still no nearer finding 'Brickington' but found a close fit, Birchington (Kent) 

Annie

[JenB]

Still no nearer finding 'Brickington' but found a close fit, Birchington (Kent)  ??

In the original posting it was suggested that it might well be an incorrect rendering of the place name Brickendon near Hertford.

[horselydown86]

So wherever Brickington in V_ll__ is, it (or at least one of them) is mentioned in the register somewhere above this record.

I should have said:

...mentioned either within this record or in the register somewhere above this record.

[Rosinish]

In the original posting it was suggested that it might well be an incorrect rendering of the place name Brickendon near Hertford.

Ooops, so it was Jen   

Annie

[Ruskie]

Excellent Horsleydown - I knew someone would be able to interpret this. 

[Rosinish]

So probably is 'Village'

"Brickendon is a village in the civil parish of Brickendon Liberty in the district of East Hertfordshire"

Annie

[horselydown86]

Ok, the Latin word for town is ville.

Probably....Brickington in the town aforesaid.

ADDED:  Town or village.

[rebeccaclaire86]

Thanks so much for all the responses, really appreciate the help!  Looks like it's a mistranscription of Brickendon then. 

[horselydown86]

See:  http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/herts/vol3/pp409-414

The heading is:

Parts of ALL SAINTS and ST. JOHN'S HERTFORD, including the liberties of Brickendon and Little Amwell.