Great Mollington, formerly Mollington Torold
Major Settlement in the Parish of Backford
Historical Forms
- Molintone 1086 DB
- Molinton e13 Chest
- Molynton 1278 1581 ChRR
- Mol(l)ington 1287 Court 1288 ChFor
- Molington 1582 Orm2
- Molyngton 1295 Misc 1512 Plea
- Mollyngton 1582 ChRR
- Mollinton 1335 Mont 1632 Sheaf
- Magna Molinton 1271 ChFor
- Molynton Thorot 1286 ChFor
- Mollington Torrant or Great Mollington 1819 Orm2
- Mellinton Torout 1335 Pat
- Toraud(e) 1271 ChFor, 1308 Orm2
- Thoraud 1278 JRC
- T(h)orald, Thorale 1337 Cl
Etymology
'Moll's farm, farm called after Moll', from tūn, -ingtūn , and the OE pers.n. Moll or a wk. form *Molla , cf. Molecomb Sx 78, Mollington O 401, Wa 271. It is distinguished as 'great' from Little Mollington 171supra , v. grēat . The manorial affix is the surname of a family owning land in Mollington from 1271ChFor to 1354 BPR. Additional forms of the surname are Toraud (e )1271ChFor , 1308 Orm2, Thoraud 1278JRC , T (h )orald , Thorale 1337 Cl, cf. ON Þóraldr , OSwed Thorald .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Acres Fm & Acres Wood
- Axes Fm
- Backford Bridge
- Backford Brook
- Backford Cross
- Backford Hall
- Backfordheath Cottages
- Church Fm
- Coalpit Lane
- Collinge Fm & Collinge Wood
- Heath Fm & Heath Wood
- Chorlton Hall
- Chorltonlodge Fm
- The Grove
- Mount Cottages & Mount Fm
- Poplarhall
- Strawberry Fm
- Coalpit Lane
- Demmage Fm
- Dunkirk, Dunkirk Wood
- Manor Fm
- Powey Lane
- Viaduct Wood
- Coalpit Lane
- The Crosslooms, Crosslooms Fm
- Damage Lane
- Dodd's Wood
- Grove Fm
- Hill Fm
- Home Fm
- Icehouse Plantation
- Mollington Hall
- Overwood Lane
- Powey Lane
- Rose Fm
- Tarrant Fm
- Townfield Lane
- Viaduct Wood
- Well Fm
- The Willows