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Survey of English Place-Names

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East Hartburn

Major Settlement in the Parish of Stockton-on-Tees

Historical Forms

  • Hertbu[r]ne c.1170 RD
  • He'burna 1183 BB c.1382
  • Hertburn 1350 Rot 1382 Hatf 1524,1526,1531 HC/CB
  • Hertbourne 1385 Rot 1418 Lang
  • Hertburne 1519,1522,1530–1 HC/CB
  • hertborne 1560 Wills
  • Herteburn' 1183 BB c.1320 AnnM c.1275
  • herteburn' 1183 BB c.1320
  • Herteburna 1183 BB c.1382 RD c.1190
  • Herteburne 1183 BB c.1382 Ass 1235×6
  • Herteburn 1208×10 Fees
  • hartborne 1560 Wills
  • Hartburn 1720,1721 HC/CB
  • Hartburne 1722–4,1728 ib
  • Esthertburn 1392 IPM
  • East Hartburn 1635 Eldon

Etymology

'Stags' stream', OE  heorot, genitive pl. heorta , + burna . 'East' for distinction from West Hartburn, Middleton St George, NZ 3514, on the same stream.