Easton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Welford
Historical Forms
- Eastune c.1180 Abingdon 13th
- Eston' 1220 Fees 1401–2 FA
- Aston' 1284 Ass
- Easton 1761 Rocque
Etymology
Easton, Eastune c. 1180 (13th) Abingdon, Eston '1220 Feeset freq with variant spellings Eston (e ) to 1401–2 FA, Aston '1284Ass , Easton 1761 Rocque, 'east farm', cf. Weston 274. This is probably the Eastun of BCS 366, a spurious charter which confirms a number of places to Abingdon.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Breach Barn
- Field's Copse
- Mantclose Barn, Mantclose Copse
- Welford Wds
- Board Lane
- Elton Lane, Elton Wd
- King's Barn
- Welford Park
- Alder's Copse
- Barn Copse
- Baydon Rd
- Benham Burslot
- Benham Border, Benham Grange, Benham Fm
- Buck's Copse
- Home Fm
- Milton Lodge
- New Barn
- Newground Border
- Ninnock's Border
- Paine's Copse
- Pound's Border
- Queen's Plantation
- Red Ho
- The Rookery
- Royal Ground Border
- Rubbish Border
- Ryelands Border
- Scroggin's Copse
- Shirley's Copse
- Showells
- Sole Border, Sole Common, Sole Plantation
- South Barn
- Stogdale Copse
- Stony Croft
- Tithe Barn
- Tullock Fm, Tullock Border, Tullock Bottom
- Wadling's Border
- Blindman's Border
- Easton Copse
- Five Bells P.H.
- Francis Copse
- Glebe Fm
- Grey's Copse
- The Grove, Grove Border
- Halfway, Halfway Fm, Halfway P.H.
- Harrod's Barn, Harrod's Border
- Hell Pit
- Highwood Copse
- Hoe Benham, Hoe Benham Lane
- Welford Fm
- Weston Fm, Weston Mill
- Wickham Green, Wickhamgreen Fm
- The Wilderness
- Woodlands Barn