Willington, Willington Hall, Willington Mill, Willington Mill Fm & Willington Wood
Major Settlement in the Parish of Willington
Historical Forms
- Winfletone 1086 DB
- Wynfleton 1233–7(1347),1347 ChFor 1353–4 Orm2 1499 Sheaf
- Wynlaton 1208–29 Whall
- Winlaton 1475 AddCh
- (wood of) Winlaughton 1289 Cl
- grangia de Wymlaton 1291 Tax
- Wilanton 1303 Chamb
- Wylanton 1304 ib
- Wilaton 1304 Chamb
- boscus de Wylaton, Wylaton 1318 Eyre
- campus de Wylaton 1357 ChFor
- Willaton 1307 Eyre 1503 ChFor
- boscus de Willaton 1347 ib
- Willaton Wood c.1554 Whall
- Willington or Willaton 1819 Orm2
- Wyllaton 1537 AddCh
- Wolaton 1347 ChFor 1357 Eyre 1509 ChRR
- boscus de Wollaton, Wollaton 1353,1357 ChFor 1514 Orm2
- Wollaton or Willington by Kelsall 1671 Sheaf
- Wollaughton 1547 MinAcct
- Willyngton 1526 Chol
- Willington 1547 MinAcct 1626 Sheaf
- Willarton alias Willington 1632 Orm2
- Wollaton or Willington, Willington by Kelsall 1671 Sheaf
- Willington or Willaton 1819 Orm2
- Willington Wood Jas1 Map 1819 LRMB200
- Willington Hall & Willington Mill 1831 Bry
- Willoughton 1554 MinAcct
- Willaston 1608 ChRR
- Willarton alias Willington 1632 Orm2
- Welleton 1663 Sheaf
Etymology
'Wynflǣd's farm', from the OE fem. pers.n. Wynflǣd and tūn, with wudu , hall , and myln .