Sutton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Forton
Historical Forms
- Sutton 1203to1293 Ass 1227 CoramR 1327 SR 1407 FF 1476 Bodl 1539 MusterR 1547 Pat 1603 PCC 1833 O
- Suthon 1332,1346 Ch
- Southetonne c.1540 Leland
Etymology
Sutton, Sutton 1203 to 1293 Ass, 1227 CoramR, 1327 SR to 1407 FF, 1476 Bodl, 1539 MusterR, 1547 Pat to 1603 PCCet passim to 1833 O, Suthon 1332, 1346 Ch, Southetonne c. 1540 Leland, 'the south farmstead', v. sūð , tūn .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Anc's Hill(s)
- Back Brook
- Bank Ho
- Banshee Ho
- Birch Wood
- Boathouse Wood
- Brook Ho
- Broom Hill
- Clark's Plantation
- Decoy Wood
- Fernhill
- Firchills Covert
- Fleet Lane
- Forton Hall
- Newbridge
- Oak Hill
- Park Bank
- Park Fm & Park Ho
- Park Wood
- Parson's Barn
- Portway
- Radmore Lane
- Rough Hill
- Round Hill
- Shaw Lane
- Strine Brook
- Black Lake
- Green Lane
- Alder Trees
- Gardener's Wood
- Guild of Monks Fm
- Hatchwell's Covert
- Hopyard Grove
- Humesford Brook
- Islington
- Mason's Place
- Mere Eye
- Mere Eye Covert
- Meretown Ho & Meretown Bridge
- Moss Pool
- Mosspool Bridge
- Sheep Hill
- Staff Bridge
- Standhill
- Standhill Pool
- Sutton Wood
- Walkley Bank
- Wharf Ho
- Windswell Pool
- Wood Brook
- Newbridge Cottages
- The Spectacles
- Sutton Plain
- Black Lane Bridge
- Guild Cottages and Guild Lane
- New Guild Fm
- Skew Bridge