Dalton
Major Settlement in the Parish of Burton
Historical Forms
- Daltun, Dalton 1086 DB 1190–1220,1220–5 Cockers 1236 Kendii,278 1272 Ipm 1625 PR(K)
- Dauton 1236 Kendii,278
Etymology
'Valley farmstead', v. dæl , tūn , doubtless in allusion to the small valley between Dalton Park Wood and Dalton Hall.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alby Wood
- Bank Ho
- Braithwaite's Bridge
- Burton Ho, & Moss
- Church Bank
- Clawthorpe Fell
- Hanging Hill
- Heronsyke
- Lancelot Clark Storth
- Miller's Garth
- Moss Ho & Lane
- Oakwood Fm
- Ryecroft
- Sandygap
- Sexton Hagg
- Slape Lane
- Thornleigh Fm
- Woodhouse Gill
- Askew Well
- Bell Ho
- Coat Green
- Con Hill
- Crag Ho
- Crow-, Tree
- Dalton Crags, Hall, & Park
- Deerslack
- Gargaret Moss
- Henridding
- Keer Holme
- Longland Wood
- Newclose Coppice
- Pedlar Field Wood
- Quarry Wood
- Roanhead Wood
- Russell Fm
- Storth Wood
- Brook Ho
- Curwen Woods
- Foxdale Ho
- Gareth's Bridge
- Green Bank
- Greystone
- Holme Mills, Moss, & Park
- Sheernest
- Wakeburgh Scar
Major Settlement
Field
- Atkin Park
- Crabtree close
- Cringle mire
- Dalton leys
- Gargill
- Hebblethwaite 's House & Inclosure
- Iliver
- the Intack
- Lane end
- Lodge close
- Mark Farm
- Nether Green
- New mires
- Newriddinge
- Noble Farm
- Pickering close
- Pound acre
- Preist meadows
- Robinson Tarn
- Spendall Green
- Stubbing Bank
- Townson meadow
- Tunstall Tarn
- Viver
- Arkilterne
- Saufholfterne