Upton, Upton Bridge, Upton Hall & Upton Manor
Major Settlement in the Parish of Overchurch
Historical Forms
- Optone 1086 DB
- Hopton' in Wyrale c.1300 JRC
- Opton 1318 Eyre 1347 ChFor 1361 BPR
- Opton in Vyrale 1321 JRC
- Upton 1265–91 Chest
- Upton iuxta Wodechirche 1307 Plea
- Upton in Wyrhale 1307 Ipm
- Upton iuxta Morton 1315 Plea
- Upton alias Overchurch 1645 Sheaf
- the Hall of Upton 1614 Orm2
- Ouptone c.1328 CASNSvi
Etymology
'Farm on a hill', v. upp , tūn , hall , cf. Woodchurch 274supra , Moreton 319infra .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
Field
- Backside
- Bidstow Mdw
- Birda Fd
- Blakelands Hay
- Bog Mdw
- Brook Hills
- Two Butts
- Chequer
- Church Hay
- Corfes Fd
- The Crofts
- Ditch Fd
- Drag Hay
- Flatts
- Great Hey
- Green Lane
- Hall Hill
- Hatcha Croft
- Heath
- Hop Fd
- Hough Holmes
- James 's Mdw
- Kinga Fd
- Marsh
- Mill Hay
- Mill Moat
- Moreton Hay
- New Hay
- North and South
- Hungry Oxton
- Great Quarters & Little Quarters
- Saughan Fd
- School Fd
- Town Fd
- Vineyard
- Warwick Hay
- White Hay
- Whitelands Hay
- Wood Hay
- Barker Hey
- the Barley Hey
- Bulgreuefeld
- le Kar
- The Crosse Tree Flatt
- The Gorsye Croft
- Hok
- Kill Flatt
- la Lee
- the New Marled Flatt
- the Marrows Meddow
- le Regges
- Saulhoke
- Welynfeld
- Vluyngreuefeld
- the Lower Yard