Sturton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Scawby
Historical Forms
- Straitone 1086 DB
- Stratone 1086 DB
- Stratton 1203 Ass
- Stratton iuxta Scalby 1373 Peace
- Stratton on the Streate 1535–43 Leland
- Straton' 1225 Cur
- Strettun 1212 Fees
- Streton 1240 RRG 1275 Ipm 1281 QW 1287 Ass
- Streton iuxta Scalleby 1316–20 Nelthorpe 1325 Pat
- Streton “by” Skalleby 1327 Ipm 1327 SR 1536–37 Dugdvi
- Stretun' 1226 Cur
- Stirton' (iuxta Scalby) 1388 Peace
- Stirton' juxta Scalbye 1538–39 Dugdvi
- Stirton 1552 Pat
- Sturton 1552 Pat
- Sturton Iuxta Scaweby 1597,1669 Nelthorpe
- Stourton 1619,1623,1661 Nelthorpe
Etymology
The farmstead, village near the Roman road', v. strǣt , tūn . The hamlet is situated a little to the east of Ermine Street. There are two other Sturtons in L — Great Sturton (LSR) and Sturton by Stow (LWR) — each on a Roman road.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Aldham Plantation
- Gilliate Grave
- Lincoln Hell
- The Nutshell
- Beaulah Wood
- Highland drain
- Mill Place, Windmill (disused)
- Railway Plantation
- Gate Ho
- Lidyett's Gap
- New Fm
- Red Well
- Scawby Brook
- Scawby Grange
- Scawby Hall
- Scawby Park
- Short's Covert
- Silversides
- Stonepit Wood
- Sturton Grange
- Swan's Ho
- Top Fm
- Vicarage
- Walnut Ho
- Welburn Plantation
- Elm Croft
- High Wood
- Moor Fm