Long Marston
Major Settlement in the Parish of Long Marston
Historical Forms
- Mersetone 1086 DB
- Mersctona 13 Font
- Merston(a), Merstun 1086 DB 12 Font 1185–1215 YCh557–8 1190 P 1195 FF 1198 Fount 13 1227 Font 1524 WillY
- Merstun in Aynsteht 13 Heal35d
- Merstun in Aynsty 1254 Ch 1310
- Marston 1250–81 Tockw 1441 DiocV 1546 YChant
- Marston near York 1556 WillY
- Long Marston 1607 FF 1656 WillS
Etymology
'Farmstead in the marsh', v. mersc , tūn ; for -s - instead of -sh - cf. IPN 113. 'Long' in allusion to the length of the village.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Dam Bridge
- Ings Dike
- Mutterpit Willow Garth
- Seakel Lane
- The Bogs
- Chapel Hill
- Huck Fens
- Hutton Grange, Huton Hall, Hutton Moor & Hutton Thorn
- The Intakes
- Moor End
- Ox Closes
- The Bog
- Church Field
- Clay Pits
- Cromwell Gap
- Crow Lane
- Fox Covert
- The Innams
- The Intakes
- Marston Field
- Marston Grange
- Marston Hill
- Marston Lodge
- Marston Moor
- Marston Whin
- Mill Gate & Mill Hill
- Moor Bridge
- Marston Moor
- Moor Lane
- Redwith Dike
- Round Hill
- Stocks
- Theaker Pond
- Whitesike (Close)
- The Wyes
- Howcar Hill
- Car Wood
- Collier Hag
- The Dam