Muston Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Piddlehinton
Historical Forms
- Mostereston 1270 ChrP 1372 Ass 1288
- M(o)usterston 1303 FA 1346 FA 1431 FA
- Mustreston 1412 ib
- M(o)usterton 1428 1431 ChrP 15
- Mystereston 1440 IpmR
- Muserton 1539 AOMB
- Muston 1774 Hutch1
- Pudele Musterton 1297 Banco
- Pudelemusters 1339 FF
- Pudelmustreston 1364 Pat
- Pudelmusterton 1365 Cl
Etymology
A manor on R. Piddle or Trent (cf. Affpuddle par. supra ), once held by the family of de Musters (Richard de Musters 1303 FA, Richard de Mosters 1340 NI, Richard de Moustrers 1346 FA; earlier references to the family in this neighbourhood include Robert de Must (i )ers , Robert de Monasteriis c. 1165 MontC, Richard de Musters de Pydel 1244Ass ), v. tūn 'farm, estate', cf. Winterborne Muston in Winterborne Kingston par. supra . In 1306 (1372) ChrP there is reference to Mustereslandschare , Mustareslandschare , Mustareslandschere , 'Musters's boundary, the boundary of Muston', v. land-sc(e)aru.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Bourne Drove, Bourne Hill Plant.
- Little Piddle Down
- Rectory
- Whitehall Ctgs
- Coombe Bottom, Coombe Plant.
- The Plantation
- Smithy
- Church
- East Fm
- Heave Coppice, Heave Fm, Heave Rookery
- Hill Barn
- Holcombe Barn, Holcombe Bottom, Holcombe Head Pit
- Manor Ho
- Muston Copse
- New Barn
- New Bldgs
- New Inn
- Parsonage Barn
- Peak Coppice
- Puddletown Fm
- West Lodge
- Black Ho
- Dole's Hill Plant.
- Little Puddle Bottom, Little Puddle Coppice, Little Puddle Hill (Fm)
- West Lane