Zeaston
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ugborough
Historical Forms
- atte Soueston 1330 SR
- atte Seuenston 1374 Ass
Etymology
Zeaston was the home of William atte Soueston (1330SR ) and Stephen atte Seuenston (1374Ass ). The meaning is clearly 'at the seven stones,' but there are no remains of such here now.Cf. Soussons infra 482.
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Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Cheston
- Venn
- Coarsewell
- Bowcombe
- Broadaford
- Turtley
- Cantrell
- Fillham
- Langford Barton
- Ludbrook
- Marridge
- Peek
- Quickbeam Hill
- Rutt
- Three Barrows Hill
- Witchcombe
- Wrangaton