Bilton
Major Settlement in the Parish of Bilton
Historical Forms
- Biletun, Bileton(e) 1086 DB 12 YDx 1160–70 Dugdv l.12 BM
- Bilton 1219 FF 1247 Ebor 1251 Ass 1254 Heal42 1597 FF
- Bilton in Aynesty 1325 Heal169
- Bilton in Aynsty 1405 YI
- Bilton in the Ansty 1533 FF
Etymology
'Bila's farmstead', from the OE pers.n. Bila (as in Bilbrough 235supra , 4 miles distant), and tūn. The name is repeated in Bilton v, 105infra . v. Ainsty 216supra for the affix.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Round Hill
- Sand Hill
- Tinkingfield Lane
- Chapel Garth
- Church Field
- Kirk Lane
- Mill Field
- Nethercarr
- Netherlands
- New Lane
- Sink Beck
- South Field
- Stank Houses
- West Field
- Bickerton Grange
- Bickerton Hall
- Kelcar Fish Pond
- Mosscarrs
- Bilton Bream, Bilton Grange, Haggs, Hall, Hall Moor & Hall Spring
- Ellercarr Lane
- Fox Hill
- Hogs Bridge
- Jingling Bridge
- Manor Ho
- Middle Field
- Moor Lane
- Park Lane
- Sandhole
- Scot Pond
- Sike Beck
- Stank Bridge
- Thornythwaites
- West Field
- West Grange
- Wharton Lodge
- East Field
- Fleet Bridge
- Hag Bridge