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Wold Newton

Major Settlement in the Parish of Wold Newton

Historical Forms

  • Neuton(e) 1086 DB
  • Neuton(e), Newton(e), Newtun 12th 1828 Langd
  • Neuthona t.Stephen Pat 1464
  • Neueton, Neweton c.1150 Whitby 1303 KF
  • Neuton super Wald(am) t.Stephen Pat 1464
  • Neuthon in Waldo c.1230 Whitby
  • Wald(e)neuton 1367 Pat 1494,1556 FF
  • Wawd- 1604 FF
  • Neweton Roc(c)heford, Neweton Roc(c)heforth 1290 Pat 1308 Whitby 1336 Percy
  • Would Newton als. Newton Rotchforth 1617 FF
  • de Rocheford in 1285 KI

Etymology

'New farm,' v. niwe , tun . The manor was held by Walran de Rocheford in 1285 KI. For Wold - v. The Wolds supra 13, and cf. Wold Newton (L).

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