Newbold
Early-attested site in the Parish of Kinoulton
Historical Forms
- Neubold 1086 DB t.Hy2 Ch 1316 Ass 1280 FA 1284
- Neubald 1226 FF
- Neubot 1235 Fees
- Neubaud 1228 Ebor 1271 FF
- Neubolt 1242 Fees 1271 RH
- Niwebota 1158,1179 P
- Niwebold c.1155 Eynsham c.1195
- Neubotle 1235 Ebor
Etymology
Newbold (lost) is Neubold 1086 DB, t. Hy 2 (1316) Ch, 1280Ass , 1284 FA, Neubald 1226FF , Neubot 1235 Fees, Neubaud 1228 Ebor, 1271FF , Neubolt 1242 Fees, 1271 RH, Niwebota 1158, 1179 P, Niwebold c. 1155 (c. 1195) Eynsham, Neubotle 1235 Ebor. 'New building,' v. boðl . Cf. Newbound supra 136. The village lay on the north side of Kinoulton (Briscoe 80).