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Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Hatfield Grange

Early-attested site in the Parish of Norton

Historical Forms

  • Hatfeld 1232 Ch c.1250 Welbeck c.1300 For
  • Hethfeld 1232 Ch
  • Hatthefeld t.Ed1 Ct
  • Hattefeld 1281 Welbeck 1291 Ch 1330 DukRec
  • Attefeldgraunge 1287 For
  • Haytefeld 1316 Ch
  • Hatefelde Grange 1539 MinAcct
  • Haitfeild Grange 1565 Wills

Etymology

Hatfield Grange is Hatfeld 1232 Ch, c. 1250Welbeck , c. 1300For , Hethfeld 1232 Ch, Hatthefeld t. Ed 1Ct , Hattefeld 1281Welbeck , 1291 Ch, 1330 DukRec, Attefeldgraunge 1287For , Haytefeld 1316 Ch, Hatefelde Grange 1539MinAcct , Haitfeild Grange 1565 Wills. 'Heath open land,' v. hæð , feld . See Hatfield Division supra 66. The 1316 and 1565 forms seem to show the influence of the cognate Scandinavian word heiðr .

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