Cutt Mill
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cuxham with Easington
Historical Forms
- le Cuttedemulne c.1230 S c.1280
- Cuttydmylle 1420–1 MertR
- Cuttydemyll 1451–2 MertR
- Cottedmulne 1278–9 RH
Etymology
Cutt Mill is le Cuttedemulne c. 1230 (c. 1280) S, Cuttydmylle 1420–1MertR , Cuttydemyll 1451–2MertR . Cutmill Fm in Stanton Harcourt takes name from Cottedmulne 1278–9 RH. The name, of which there are numerous occurrences in other counties, refers to a mill with an artificial cut for the conveyance of water. v. PN Wa 205.