Utterby
Major Settlement in the Parish of Utterby
Historical Forms
- Uthterby 1150–60 Gilb 1409
- Vthterbi l12 RAii
- Utterby Hy2 Gilb 1409 Welles c.1221 Fees 1242–43 Cl 1244 ValNor 1254 FF 1263 RH 1276 QW 1281 Ipm 1287 Tax 1291 Pat 1295 FA 1316
- Utterby iuxta Ormesby 1292 FF
- Utterbye 1551,1552 Pat 1567 Harm 1574 AD 1576 Saxton 1582,1589 BT
- Utterbie 1551 WillsStow 1562,1569 BT 1576 LER 1607 PM 1625 Terrier 1628 BT
- Uttirby 1343 NI 1413 Fine
- Uttyrby 1428 FA 1430 IngCt 1454 WillsPCCC
- Hutterby 1287 Ass
- Uterbi Hy3 Gilb 1409
- Uterb' 1238–43 Fees
- Vttrebi 1195,1197 P
- Vtrebi 1106 ChancR
- Vtreby 1288 Ass
- Vtterby e13 RAii 1209–35 LAHW 1272,1287 Ass 1292,1294 FF 1295 RAii 1297 CoramR 1327 SR 1328 Banco 1332 SR 1443 DCAcct
- Vterby 1295 RAii
Etymology
Ekwall (DEPN s.n.) interpreted this name as 'the outer farm, village', from a Scand. *Ytri -býr , this also being the etymology of Itterby in Bradley Wapentake LNR. He takes ON ytri to have been subsequently replaced by the corresponding OE ūterra 'outer, more remote'. It is, however, difficult to see what significance 'outer, more remote' has here, unless it should denote Utterby's relationship to North Ormsby. Dr John Insley suggests that it might be more plausible to suggest that initial Uth -, Vth - in the two earliest forms is an inverted spelling for Uht -. If this is the case, it may be suggested that the first el. is the OE pers.n. *Ūhthere or Ūhtrēd . The spirant would have been lost through progressive assimilation, which could have been accompanied by shortening of the initial vowel. If we are concerned with OE Ūhtrēd, a name which is relatively frequently attested in late Old English and early Middle English, the development would have been *Uhtrēdebȳ > Uhtreby > Utterby .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
Field
- Anthony 's Pingle
- Back garden
- Back Yd
- Barn & Crew Yd West Barn Cl
- the Becks or Great Becks & Little Becks
- Gt Bilches
- Blayd 's cl
- Borman cl
- Brick cl
- Cabbage Garden
- Calf cl
- Carr cl
- Church Croft and Church Garden
- ( Plantation in ) Church Paddock
- Church yard ( Btm )
- Clover cl
- Cobbys Home Cl
- Collingwood cls
- East Corn Cl
- Cottage underlet
- Cottagers cl
- Cow cl
- Crab Garth
- ( Gt ) Dairy House cl
- Davisons Homestead
- Dovecote cl
- Drove cl
- Far cl
- First Far Walk
- Farrows Orchard
- Fenerick 's Home Garth
- Footh path Plantation
- Forest cl
- Four acres
- Fourteen acres
- Furze
- Garden & Plantation
- Garing cl
- Garth
- Bottom George cl
- Gibsons cl
- Goose Pasture
- Gorse cover
- Great Cl
- Great Orchard
- Hill cl
- Hobbing Garth
- Hog cl
- Far Holt
- Home cl
- Horse cl
- Horsley cl
- Hotchin 's cl
- House on the Waste
- Howdens Garth
- Hut Garth
- the Key Cl
- Kitchen Garden yard etc
- Laith cl
- the Lark Firrs
- Leaze cl ( s )
- the Low Cl
- Malstons 20 acres
- Meadow Cl
- Gt Michaelmas Holes
- the Milnfield
- Mourning cl
- Mustard Seeds
- the Myers Cl Far Myers Middle Myers cl
- Neds cl ( Orchard )
- Firstnew Walk
- Nine acres
- North East pce
- Oat cl
- Occupation road
- Orchard and Paddock
- Ox cl with Barn
- Pinfold
- Low Pingle
- Plantation
- Plough cl
- Rape Cl
- the South Redings ( High end ) Broad Reedings
- Rye Grass Btm
- Seeds cl
- Seven pound cl
- the Shepherds Cl
- Shift cl North
- Six acres
- Slead pce
- South East pce
- Swittle Green
- Thorougfare Pingle
- Three acres
- Great Tidings
- Tile Kiln cl & Tile Kiln Hovel
- Tilneys Paddock
- Triangular Plantation
- Twelve acres
- Utterby Beck
- Vegetables
- Nr Walk ( Plantation )
- Well 's cl
- West Lane cl
- West pce
- Wilkinsons home cl
- Atte Bele
- Cawthorpe hedge
- Detmore Close
- the East feild
- Hirst Close
- the Inn yarde
- the Land - Close
- Lawmire Closes
- vtterby Margate
- newclose
- the north feild
- Oxleys Close
- Rookesby close
- one Close called Skipwith foure Acres
- Stile Croft
- Tousedaile
- vian de Couenham
- the Willowe or Lowe Closes
- Yredaile