Donnington
Major Settlement in the Parish of Shaw cum Donnington
Historical Forms
- Deritone 1086 DB
- Derinton' 1253 Cl
- Dunintona 1167 P
- Duninton' 1215 ClR 1220 Fees
- Dunynton 1334 Ipm
- Doniton' 1229 Cl 1235–6 Fees
- Dunyton', Dodynton', Dunyeton', Donygtone 1284 Ass
- Duniton' 1294 SR
- Dunyngton 1300 Ipm 1316 FA
- Donyngton 1300 Ipm 1389 Ch 1394 BM
- Dynynton 1307 Ipm
- Donynton' 1327 SR
Etymology
'Estate associated with Dun(n)', v. ingtūn ; identical with various Doningtons and several other Donningtons, for which v. DEPN.Some forms show Norman French confusion of -n - with -r -.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- The Cottage
- Highwood Villa
- Shaw Dene Ho
- Angel's Hill
- Ashpiece Copse
- Ash Plantation
- Brickkiln Wd
- Castle Inn
- Castle Ho, Castle Wd
- The Cedars
- Dalbier's Mead
- The Dean
- Dolmans
- Donnington Castle
- Donnington Grove
- Donnington Hurst, Donnington Holt, Donnington Lodge
- The Durnals
- Fairview
- Grange Fm
- The Gully
- The Hayes
- High Wood
- Hilika
- Hill Fm
- Hill's Pightle
- Honey Bottom, Honeybottom Fm
- Ivy Cottages
- Kiln Copse
- Love Lane
- Merlebank
- Mousefield Fm
- New Fm
- Nothing Hill
- Packer's Copse
- The Priory
- Shaw Bridge
- Shaw Ho, Shaw Mill
- Smith's Close Row
- Snelsmore Ho, The Durnals on
- Southcote
- Spout ditch
- Swilly Copse
- Whitefield Fm