King Edred's annals of 953 record the village of Custeridge as being given to Alfric, a deed witnessed by the Bishop of Ramsbury. The village's name is said to be derived from 'Cusa's Ridge'. It was a tithing of Chieveley.
Historical accounts from King Edred's annals in 953 describe Custeridge being presented to Alfric, with the deed verified by the Bishop of Ramsbury. The village's name is believed to have originated from 'Cusa's Ridge', and it was a part of Chieveley.