Fitton Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Leverington
Historical Forms
- Fittonehall 1366 ElyCh
- Fittun c.1213 Fees
- Fitton t.Hy2 Ch 1314
Etymology
Fitton Hall is Fittonehall 1366ElyCh and was the home of Alanus de Fittun (c. 1213 Fees). Cf. terram Alani de Fittune c. 1254Thorney .Here at an earlier date may have lived Ellich de Fitton (t. Hy 2 (1314) Ch). The first element is ON fit , 'meadow-land by a river,' cf. “sea banckes…for the defendinge of the landes, marshes, holms, ffittyes ” (1617Depositions ). Hence 'tūnby the meadow-land.'
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bone's Gote
- Cat Field
- Cattle Dike
- Dowgate Bridge
- Gorefield
- Ivesdike Field
- Plain Field
- Pock Field
- Spittle Field
- Townhouses
- Wolf Lane
- Wrat Field
- Wool Croft