Eyton
Major Settlement in the Parish of Baschurch
Historical Forms
- Etune 1086 DB
- Eton' 1220 Cur 1251 Fees
- Eyton' 1220 Cur
- Eiton 1274 Ipm 1644 PR(H)
- Eighton 1658 ib
- Eaighton 1659 ib
- Itton 1650 PR(H)
- Iton 1695 Morden
- Eaton 1661-2 PR(H)
- Etune 1086 DB
- Eytonstok 1276 Cl
- Eyton Stokkes 1376 Pat
Etymology
The ēg is a low promontory jutting out into the flood-plain of the R. Severn. It can be seen clearly from the B 4393 road W. of the farm. The place is occasionally described as 'near Alberbury' in 13th-14th-cent. references.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Ash Coppice
- Moor Fm
- New Buildings
- Whitmore Cottages and Whitmore Lane
- Aldersley
- Boreatton Park
- The Drumble
- Dunning Wd
- Milldale
- Platt Bridge
- Plattmill
- Boreatton Moss
- The Forest
- New Pltn
- Eyton Crossing
- Baschurch Station
- Boreatton Arms Hotel
- Duncan Arms
- The Yesters
- Adcot Mill
- Frankbrook Cottage
- New Pools Pltn
- Clarence Villa
- Fishpool Cottage
- Limpit Hill
- The Rough
- Stanwardine Park
- Lea Gorse
- Nillgreen, Nillgreen Cottages
- Rowsel Wd
- Stanwardine Hall
- Stonehill
- Ash Coppice
- The Hayes
- Walford, Walford Hall, Walford Manor, Walford Pool
- War Brook
- Boggymoor
- Chelsea Cottage
- Claypit Hall
- Pennyrush
- Westcommon
- Weston Villa
- Westonwharf
- Home Fm
- Lower Mill
- Manor Fm
- Parry's Pltn
- Upper Mill
- Walford Heath
- Yagdons Lane
- Yeaton Lo
- Yeaton Pevery