Pitville
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cheltenham
Historical Forms
- Pitt ville (Spa) 1830 M
- Pittesbrech Hy6 Rent
- Pits style 1605 Comm
Etymology
Pitville, Pitt ville (Spa )1830 M, is an early 19th-century suburb near the spa or medicinal well here, named after Joseph Pitt, M.P., who in the early years of the 19th century developed it after the enclosures of 1806 (cf. H. P. R. Finberg, Gloucestershire (London, 1955), 89). Older local f.ns. included Pittesbrech Hy 6Rent , Pits style 1605Comm , from the surname Pitt .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Hewletts
- Alstone Lawn
- Arle Court
- Ashley Gardens
- Bridge Ho, Bridge End
- Brookbank Cottage
- The Brooklands
- Cakebridge Place
- Cambray
- Cloddymore
- Coulter
- Deanwood Ho
- Elston
- Fiddler's Green
- Gallipot Fm
- The Granleys
- Grove Field
- East Hayes
- Hester's Way
- The Lake
- Lansdown
- Marle Hill
- Maud's Elm
- Moor End
- Naunton Bank
- The Oaks
- Overton Park
- The Park
- Pilgrove Bridge
- Pilley
- Redgrove
- Rowanfield
- Sandfields
- Sandybank Fm
- Shackel's Pike
- Stratford Cottages
- Sunningend
- Tanner's Lane
- Thirlestane Hall
- The Vineyards
- Whaddon
- Wyman's Brook
- Hillfield