English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Caldecote

Major Settlement in the Parish of Caldecote

Historical Forms

  • Caldecote 1086 DB 1552 Pat
  • Caldecote juxta Brunne 1292 FF
  • Caldecote by Kyngeston 1389 Cl
  • Kaldekote 1198,1252 FF
  • Caltecote 1428 FA
  • Caldycote 1552 Pat
  • Caldecotte 1582 Ely
  • Caudecot(e) 1227,1260 FF 1272 StJohn's 1275 RH
  • Cauldecot 1494 Ipm
  • Chaldecotes 1247 FF
  • Calcot(t)(e) 1429 Pat 1559 Rental
  • Cawket c.1570 ChancP
  • Cawcote 1576 Saxton 1607 Kip
  • Cowcote 1644 Hollar 1690 Lea

Etymology

'Cold cottage(s),' v. cald , cot(e). A common term, probably only of reproach, just possibly with some technical significance. Cf. Coldharbour infra 357.

Places in the same Parish