Plainfield
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tiverton
Etymology
Professor Ekwall suggests the possibility of OE plegenafeld , 'open land of the games' or 'of the players.' Similarly Plenythorne , a field- name in Devon (1520), might denote a thornbush near to which country games took place.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Collipriest
- Patcott
- Cove
- Peadhill
- Chevithorne
- Craze Loman
- Fairby
- Great Gornhay
- Hensleigh Fm
- Huntland
- Lurley
- East and West Mere
- Bingwell
- Bolham
- Bradley
- Chettiscombe
- Mogridge
- Pool Anthony
- Tidcombe
Other OS name
- Fulford
- Little Silver
- Withleigh
- Gatcombe Copse
- Looseleigh
- Wormsland
- Gotham
- Frogwell
- Gogwell
- Haypark
- Hone
- Honeyland
- Horsdon Ho
- Knightshayes Court
- Landrake
- Wayland
- Yearlstone
- Ashley
- Brook
- Coombutler
- Court
- Coydon (Cottages)
- Farleigh
- Firebeacon
- Leverlake
- Marley
- Moorhayes
- Nethercleave
- Pileywell
- Pitt
- Plushayes
- Prescott
- Roliphant's Fm
- Shooleymoor Cottage
- Southwood