Burton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Castle Church
Historical Forms
- Burtone 1086 DB
- Burton 1276 Banco 1327 SR 1836 O
- Burton juxta Stafford 1295 FF
- Bo(u)rton 1304 FF 1332 SR 1352 Ass
- Burghton 1480 Banco
Etymology
'The farmstead by a fortified manor', v. burh , tūn .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Barnbank
- Castletown
- Deans Hill
- Ivy Ho
- Lawford Cottages
- Leese Fm
- Littleworth
- Marsh
- Moss Pit Fm & Moss Pit Ho
- The Old Butter Cross
- Pothooks
- Queensville
- Rickerscote Fm, Rickerscote Hall & Rickerscote Ho
- Thornhurst
- Willmore Hall
- Ashflats
- Castledene
- Cooper's Crossing
- Highfield Grove
- Lammascote Drain, Lammascote Fm & Lammascote Rd
- Old Rickerscote Lane
- Rotherwood
- Rowley Bank Ho
- Rowley Bridge & Rowley Cottage
- Rowley Hall & Rowley Park
- Rowley Grove Fm
- Silkmore Fm, Silkmore Hall & Silkmore Lane
- Little Silkmore
- Stychfield Hall
- Thieves Ditch
- Abbots Wood
- Castle Fm
- Castle View
- Green Hall
- Lammascote
- Moss Pit
- Rose Cottages
- White Ho Fm
- Acton Gate
- Barnbank Lane
- Blackberry Lane
- Blythe Ho
- Brook Flat
- Burton Cottage, Burton Fm & Burton Manor
- Burton Hall
- Castle Hill
- Castle Ho
- Crossfields
- Deanshill Fm
- Doxey Wood
- Drumble
- The Firs
- Forebridge Drain
- The Garth
- Grange Fm
- The Green
- Highfields Fm
- The Hill Fm
- The Hough
- Hydelea Bank
- Hyde Lane
- Hyde Lea Common
- Monetvile
- Rising Brook
- Thornyfields Cottage, Thornyfields Fm & Thornyfields Lane