Bolton Percy
Major Settlement in the Parish of Bolton Percy
Historical Forms
- Bodeltone, Badetone, Bodetone 1086 DB
- Booltona 1169 P
- Boelton' 1205 ChR
- Bowelton 1276 RH
- Bolton 1226 FF 1302 Abbr 1424 Pat
- Bolton Percy 1305 Ebor 1337 FF 1562 FF
- Bolton Peyrssy 1509 WillYk
- Bolton Pearcye 1584 WillY 1621 FF
- Boulton 1285 KI 1299 BM 1303 KF
- Boulton Perci 1318 Ipm
- Boltonne Parcie 1565 FF
Etymology
'Enclosure with buildings, a village', v. bōðl-tūn. Bolton Percy was part of the extensive estates received by William de Percy from the Conqueror (DB) and long remained in the possession of the Percy family (1205 ChR, 1303 KF 218n).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Appleton Hall
- Appleton Windmill
- Batrudding
- Bond Lane
- Broad Lane
- Brocket Hagg & Brocket Hall
- Brumber Field
- Chapel Green
- China Bridge
- Dam Field
- Daw Lane
- East Ings
- The Farm
- Flat Closes
- The Fleet
- Gazbur Field
- Hart Wood
- Holme Green
- Jew Leys Lane
- Kennel Wood
- Leeds Lane
- Longthwaite
- Malt Kiln Lane
- Metcalfe Gate
- Mote Hill
- Mounshill
- The Mount
- New Wood
- North Field
- North Hall
- Old Appletons
- The Park
- Red Lodge
- Stone Bridge
- Stubbins
- West Ings
- White Lodge
- Woolas Grange
- Wranglands Drain
- Appleton Ho
- Backhouse Gate
- Bolton Grange
- Bolton Ings
- Bolton Lodge
- Church Lane
- Glebe Fm
- Hornington Ings
- Great Marsh & Little Marsh, Marsh Hill
- Mill Field
- Nostlett Field
- Oliver Ho
- Priest Hill
- The Rampart
- Scotland Wood
- Tile Ho
- Tithe Barn
- Town Field
- Willow Fm
- Wood Hill
- Appleton Gate
- Braegate Lane
- Colton Brecks
- (Colton) Hagg Ho
- Hall Garth
- Lick Hill
- Mill Hill
- Street Lane
- Bow Bridge
- Britton Abbey
- Busky Close Wood
- Heskhouse Plant
- Lowmoor Fm
- The Old Street
- Ox Close
- Pickering Wood
- Priest Close
- Stank Well
- Steeton Grange
- Steeton Hall
- Tessyman Lane
- Waile Hill