Appleton
Major Settlement in the Parish of Appleton with Eaton
Historical Forms
- (æt) æppeltune 942 BCS777 c.1240
- Apletune, Apletone 1086 DB
- Apelton' 1185 RR
- Appelton' 1186 P
- Apeltun' 1218 FineR
- Appelleton' 1284 Ass
- Appulton' 1369–70 ObAcc
- Appulton 1375,1402 Fine
- Appilton 1384 Cl
- Apulton 1388 1535 VE
- Appultone 1390 Eynsh
- Appyltone 1531 ib
- Eppelton' 1220 Fees
- Eppeltona 1224–5 Ass
- Aspelton 1316 FA
Etymology
Appleton is a common name, from OE æppeltūn, which is recorded in the sense 'orchard'. For Earmundeslea , which some authors have taken to be an earlier name for Appleton, v. 443–4.
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