Moreton Valence
Major Settlement in the Parish of Moreton Valence
Historical Forms
- Mortvne 1086 DB
- Mortun, Morton(a), Mortone 1121,1135–50 Glouc 1220 Fees 1246 Ipm 1419 IpmR
- Moreton 1403 Ass 1539 FF
- Moorton 1557,1623 FF
- -Valence 1276 RH 1338 FF 1539 et freq
- - Val(l)ens 1389 Ipm 1580 FF
- - Valans 1535 VE
- -Valaunce 1557 FF
- -juxta Whitenhurste 1328 Banco
- -iuxta Putteleye 1403 Ass
Etymology
'Marshland farmstead', v. mōr , tūn . The manor came to William de Valence t. Hy 3 (1252 Ch) and was held by his family for a time (1285, 1303, 1316 FA ii, 243, 250, 266, 1314 Pat 186, 1331 Ipm, etc.); it is near Putloe and Wheatenhurst (191, 204infra ).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
Field
- Arelow
- Ash croft
- Batheddings
- Bolts hay
- Breach
- Char croft
- Cockshoot
- Cow leaze
- Crockhams field
- Day Hall
- Dummocks lagger
- Ferney
- the Gores
- the Harp
- Hawke land
- Highfield
- Hitchens
- Home Plat
- Knights moors
- Lagger
- Langett
- Marsh pits
- Ox leaze
- Pidgemore leaze
- Pleck
- Shootfurrow
- Shorns hill
- Smarts Ham
- Spert hay
- Stakebridge
- Stockwell
- Thorney brake
- Tyning
- Wad acre
- Valansbrigge