Cassington
Major Settlement in the Parish of Cassington
Historical Forms
- Cersetone, C(h)ersitone 1086 DB
- Chersintone a.1123 Eynsh 1197–8 Eynsh
- Kersint' 1123–33 OxonCh 1252 FF
- Cersintun' 1220 Fees
- Chersington' 1169,70 P
- Chersentune c.1200 Belvoir
- Karsintone 1197–1208 Eynsh 1320 Ipm
- Kersington' c.1219 S c.1280
- Kersyngtone 1228,30 Eynsh
- Cersington 1246–7 Ass
- Kersingtone 1285 Ass
- Kersington 1290 Ch
- Kersyngton' 1297 CornAcc
- Cassington' 1246–7 Ass
- Cassingtone 1526 LS
- Carsiton' 1246–7 Ass
- Karsington 1275 FF 1450 Cl
Etymology
'tūnwhere cress grows,' v. cærse . Ekwall (DEPN) assumes an adjective *cærsen as the first element of this and of Carsington Db.
Places in the same Parish
Field
- Batmoor Lot Meadow or Batemoor Lotmead
- Brimsgrove Field
- Flexy
- Godshill Field
- Gravel Pits
- Heath Field
- Horse Common
- Lammas Closes
- Lands Field
- Little Limpton Meadow
- Great Lympton Meadow
- Moorlands Common
- Nine Lands Field
- Pluck Patch
- The Slade
- Town Close
- Worsey Meadow
- astladds
- bearlands
- bandlands
- Kingsway
- new parke
- red lime furlong
- Bolenham
- Borowgham
- Heymede
- adgarston
- Corneheyte
- lambecote
- Ophul
- Storthebreth
- Bradforde
- Curtoforlonge
- dedecherle
- Ferthehulle
- Hay ( a )
- the haye
- Hidacre
- Hureleye
- polfurlonge
- Ruforlong '
- Rousfurlonge
- Rowfurlonge
- Rouforlonge
- Shortforlonge
- framcorde
- the haldefeld '
- the hanginlond
- Mochelforlonde
- putlesdenesforlonge
- rede hegge
- Sarnildeshoke
- Surrelond
- farenhulle
- the grenewey
- Rewneye
- Thoryndon '
- Cogchesham
- Halradesclade
- Francwordy or francherdie
- the grene downe
- fuleslo
- morelakefurlonge
- shortiscome or shortescome
- snitemore
- longewowe
- Barkecrofte
- harestane
- Withele
- wythele
- wythibedde
- chenosche
- Newcrofte
- Foxwere
- the heyte