Slade Hooton
Early-attested site in the Parish of Laughton en le Morthen
Historical Forms
- Hoton(e), Hotun 1086 DB 1147 Dugdv
- Sled Hoton 13 Burton 1291 Tax
- Slad Hoton 1238–54 Hnt 15 Sawl196d 1304 Ebor
- Slade Hoton 1594 FF
- Slade Hooton 1535 VE 1651 WillS 1771 M
- Hutton Slath 1545 FF
- Hutton Slade 1538 MinAcct 1548 FF
- Slathe Howton 1565 FF
- Slate Howton 1568 Arm
- Slade Howton 1614 FF
Etymology
'Farm on the spur of land', v. hōh , tūn . The affix Slade , distinguishing it from Hooton Pagnell 87supra and other local Hootons, refers to the valley which it overlooks (v. slæd 'valley').
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Beacon Hill
- Carr
- Carr Hall
- Castle Hill
- Coldwell Green
- Doodiddles Quarry
- Eastfield
- Eel Mires Dike
- Fawleys
- Green Harbour Fm
- Hangsman Lane
- Hooton Dike
- King's Wood
- Kirk Croft Rd
- Laughton Common
- Laughton Common Fm
- Marl Pit Hill
- New Orchard
- Pickles Quarry
- Ramper Rd
- Riddings
- Rose Lane
- Sand Pits
- Sandy Lane
- Sawn Moor
- Seaming Lane
- Slade Hills
- Steadfolds
- Tinker Hole
- Toll Lane
- Tunwell Rd