Hampton Poyle
Major Settlement in the Parish of Hampton Gay and Poyle
Historical Forms
- Hantone 1086 DB 1208 Fine
- Hanton' Stephani 1254–5 RH
- Hamtone 1086 DB
- Hamtona 1170–5 Eynsh
- Hamton' 1201 Fine 1242–3 Fees
- Philipeshamton 1203–6 Frid c.1425
- Philippeshamton 1203–6(c.1320),1344(c.1425) Frid
- Hamton ad pontem 1303 Os
- Hemptone Stephani 1221–9 Os
- Phillippeshemptone 1389 Frid c.1425
- Hamptone Stephani 1221–9,c.1235,1280 Os
- Hamptone 1222–3 Os 1284–5 FA
- Great Hampton c.1260 AD
- Hampton ad pontem 1275–6 RH 1428 FA
- Hampton Stephani 1280 Os
- Hamptone Stephenes, Hamptone ad Pontem c.1280 Os
- Hamptone Stevene 1299 Ipm
- Hampton atte Brigge 1360 Ipm, Cl
- Hampton Poile 1428 FA
- de Gay 1203 Cur
Etymology
v. hāmtūn . Gay from Reginald Gait , alias le Gayt , first mentioned in connection with this place c. 1170 (c. 1198) Os. He, or another member of the family, is surnamed de Gay 1203 Cur. Hampton Poyle is called Philipes - from Ph. de Hamton, who held it till 1182.Stephani etc. from his son and great-grandson, who were both named Stephen. The second of these died in 1252, and the heir was his daughter Alice, who married Walter de la Puile .