Newton Solney
Major Settlement in the Parish of Newton Solney
Historical Forms
- (æt) Niwantune 956 Peniarth 13th
- (on oðer) Niwantune c.1002 ASWills c.1100
- Nywantun 1004 Peniarth 13th
- Newetun 1086 DB
- New(e)ton(e) 1244 FF 1284–6 FA 1300 EveryCh
- New(e)ton(e) Sulney super Trent c.1300 ib
- New(e)ton(e) Soln(e)y, New(e)ton(e) Suln(e)y, New(e)ton(e) Sulne 1321 FF 1328 SR 1342 EveryCh
- Neuton(e) 1135–9 France 1228 StoweCh 1230 WollCh 1243 Fees 1302 FA
- Neuton super Trentam 1304 EveryCh
- Neuton Suloni, Neuton Sulony, Neuton Suln(e)y, Neuton Sulne, Neuton Soln(e)y 1305,1324 FF 1330 Ass 1428 FA
- Nuetona in Anglia 1205 EveryCh
- de Solenneio in 1205 (EveryCh)
Etymology
'New farm', v. nīwe , tūn . The manor of Newton was conveyed from Ralph de Argosis to his brother Alfred de Solenneio in 1205 (EveryCh ).