Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• ?Wintreburne 1086 DB(4×,ff.79b,82a,84b,85a)

• Winterburn 1204 1205 P 1221,1222 Cur 1228 FF

• Wynterbourn(e) 1363 Cl 1374 Pat

• Winterburn(e) Turber(e)vill(e) 1242 Sarum 1275 RH

• Vinterburne et Turberville 1242 Sarum

• Winterborn Turber(e)vill, Wynterborn Turber(e)vill, Wynterborn Turber(e)uill 1242 Salis 1242–3 Fees 1262 FF 1268 Ass

• Turberuil(l)eston(e), Turbervileston(e), Turbervyleston(e) 1288 1316 FA 1327 SR 1332 SR 1394 Midd 1431 FA

• Wynterborne Turbervyl(e)ston, Wynterborne Turbervileston 1416 Cl 1422,1423 Midd

• Winterburne Musters, Wynterborn Musters, Wynterburne Musters 1242–3 Fees 1285 Ipm

• Wynterburne Mosters 1286 ib

• Winterb(o)urne Mo(u)ster(e)ston(e), Wynterb(o)urne Mo(u)ster(e)ston(e), Wynterborn(e) Mo(u)ster(e)ston(e), Winterb(o)urne Muster(e)ston(e), Wynterb(o)urne Muster(e)ston(e), Wynterb(o)urne Muster(e)ston(e) 1310 Inqaqd 1403 Midd

• — Musterton 1396 1403 IpmR 1535 VE 1596 AD

• — Muster(es)ton alias (Wynterborne) Turbervyleston, -Turbervileston 1468 IpmR 1550 Midd

• Wynturbourne Muston 1477 DCMDeed

• M(o)uster(es)ton 1331 FF 1423 Midd

• Muston 1550 1811 OS

• Winterborne Willelmi filii Radulphi EdI AddCh

Etymology

Like Winterborne Kingston supra , named from R. Winterborne; the affixes are from the families of de Turbervill (Walter de Turbervill 1204 RC, FineR, 1205 P, Bartholomew de Turbervill , Bartholomew de Turberuill 1228 FF, cf. Melbury Sampford par. infra and Bryants Puddle in Affpuddle par. infra ), and de Musters (Walter de Musters , Walter de Mustries 1242 Sarum, Walter de Monasteriis 1244Ass , Robert de Mousters 1311 Pat, Roger de Musters 1317MiltC , cf. Muston Fm in Piddlehinton par. infra ), v. tūn . On the identification of the DB forms, v. Eyton 121–2, VCHDo 3135 and Winterborne Came par. supra . It is possible that the form Winterborne Willelmi filii Radulphi Ed IAddCh (granted by Johanna filia Johanne filie Willelmi Radulphi ) refers to part of this manor. In fact Winterborne Muston and Winterborne Turberville were originally distinct settlements, the latter (the more westerly) being now called Abbot's Court Fm q. v. supra (RCHMDo 3 300).