Buckland
Major Settlement in the Parish of Buckland
Historical Forms
- (æt) Boclande 957 BCS1005 c.1200
- Boclande William Abingdon c.1240 Ipm 1295–6
- Bochland' 1175–6 P
- Bocheland(e) 1086 DB
- Bochel' 1158–9 P
- Bokeland 1174–5 ib
- Bokelande 1338 Pat
- Bokelond 1349 Ipm 1381 Cl
- Bockelond 1378 ib
- Bokelonde 1428 FA
- Bouclaund' 1230 P
- Bouklond 1370 Ipm
- Buklond 1412 FA 1476 AD
Etymology
A common name, from OE bōcland 'land granted by charter'. The surviving charter which relates to this place is only concerned with part of the area of the modern parish, v. Pt 3.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Arch Plantation
- Ash Bed, Lower Ash Bed, Middle Ash Bed and Upper Ash Bed
- Ashtree Fm
- Audley Ho
- Bampton Lo
- Barcote Barn, Barcote Brake, Barcote Copse, Barcote Cottages, Barcote Fm, Barcote Hill and Barcote Lane
- Birch Hill
- Broadmoor Cottage
- Buckland Marsh
- Buckland Marsh Fm
- Church's Clump
- Gore Fm
- The Huts
- Sweet's Hill
- The Croft
- Hall's Barn
- Keeper's Lo
- Lower Newton Fm
- Marriage Hill
- Mount Pleasant Fm
- New Barn
- Orchard Rd
- Peat Bottom Wd
- Puseyfurze Fm
- Ragnell Fm and Ragnell Cottages
- Rabbit Hill
- Rectory Fm
- Rivey Brake and Rivey Copse
- Roman Lo
- Sand Hill
- Small Gains Wd
- Stanford Rd Cottages
- Summerside
- Three Corner Clump
- Vicar's Copse
- Warren Cottages
- Glebe Barn and Glebe Fm
- Home Lo
- The Lakes
- Croft Lo
- Home Fm
- Lady Bushes
- Tenfoot Bridge