Newland, Over Newland Fm, Newland Lane
Early-attested site in the Parish of Wootton Glanville
Historical Forms
- Newland 1377 Hutch3
- Blakamore maner' voc' Newelond 1396 IpmR
- 'the manor of Blakemore called Neulonde' 1409 Cl
- Wootton Newland (a tithing), Newland or Newton Montacute (a manor, tithing and farm) 1795 Boswell
- Newland 1811 OS
- Newland alias Newton Montacute alias Blackmore Manor 1869 Hutch3
Etymology
Newland (ST 695085), Over Newland Fm, Newland Lane, New Land 1343, ('manor of Blakemore called ') Newland 1377 Hutch3, Blakamore maner ' voc ' Newelond 1396 IpmR, 'the manor of Blakemore called Neulonde '1409 Cl, Newlond '1439, Neulond '1452Weld 1, (vico de ) Overnewland , Newland Strete 1542, Nethernewland , Overnewland 1543Ct , Wootton Newland (a tithing), Newland or Newton Montacute (a manor, tithing and farm)1795 Boswell, Newland 1811 OS, Newland alias Newton Montacute alias Blackmore Manor 1869 Hutch3. 'New land', from nīwe and land , no doubt with reference to land in Blackmoor Forest cleared for cultivation, with uferra 'higher', neoðerra 'lower', strǣt , v. Blackmore Ctgs supra and foll.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Mullett's Coppice
- Pilley's Coppice
- Ransom Coppice
- Alder Mead
- Buttons Coppice
- Church Fm
- Cockroad
- Common Plant.
- Court Fm
- Dark's Bridge
- Dunning's Lane
- Ferny Knap Coppice
- Gog & Magog
- Grange Ctgs
- Green Wall Plant.
- Hamper's Fm
- Harbin's Fm
- Hay Wd
- Holmes's Corner
- Kennels Lane
- Loader's Hill (Fm)
- Manor Ho
- Mead Coppice
- Moathills Coppice
- Moor-Land
- Nursery Lane
- Rabbits' Coppice
- Sandclose Islands
- Birch Coppice
- New Inn
- Pure Drop Inn
- St Mary's Church
- Baskett's Fm
- New Covert
- Pitt's Fm
- Round Chimneys Dairy Ho, Round Chimneys Fm
- Sandhills Coppice
- Smithy
- Somerset Gate Ctg
- Splitmead Coppice
- Stock Hill (Lane)
- White Down (Coppice)
- Wootton Glanville Fm
- Gt Wootton Wd