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Paythorne Barn

Early-attested site in the Parish of Fulking

Historical Forms

  • Paveorne 1086 DB
  • Pauethornam t.Wm2 Lewes
  • Pauetorne 1279 Ass
  • Pauethorn 1296,1327,1332 SR
  • Pagethorne 1288 Ass
  • Pawthorne 1633 Ipm
  • Peathorne or Pawthorne 1830 Cartwright

Etymology

'Paga's thorn-bush,' v. þorn . The natural development was to Pawthorne . Peathorne and Paythorne are irregular.

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Places in the same Parish

Major Settlement