Titlar Hill
Early-attested site in the Parish of Appleton with Eaton
Historical Forms
- (be westan) yttinges hlawe 942 BCS777 c.1240
- Hoga de Yttelawe 1197 HunterFines
- Titlowe 1596 StJohnMap
- Titlar Hill and Titlar Lane 1828 ib
- Titlar Hill 1859 ib
Etymology
The first el. of the n. must be compared with that of Tiddingford Hill in Linslade, Bk 81, Yttingaford in 906. We appear to have a pers.n. Ytting and a folk-name Yttingas , both derivatives of a pers.n. Ytta , which is not evidenced, but cf. Utta , Redin 112. The -tt - precludes association with Ȳte , the late WSaxon form of Bede's Iutae , the Jutes, a pers.n. from which may be found in Ytingstoce , BCS 1054, now Bishopstoke Ha. The T - of Titlar and Tiddingford is the -t of at .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bampton Poor Fm
- Field Fm
- Plough Inn
- Thatched Tavern P.H.
- Three Horseshoes Inn
- West Fm
- Yew Tree Cottage
- Bye's Fm
- Church Rd
- Cuts End
- Eaton Lodge, Eaton Manor Ho and Eaton Plantation
- Lower England's Copse
- Jackman's Copse
- Appleton Manor Ho
- Appleton Lower Common, Appleton Upper Common
- The Ark Weir
- Ash Copse
- Cheer's Fm
- Hengrove Wd
- Sandhill Cottages
- Charity Fm
- Hanging Copse
- St. John's Cottages