Purton Stoke
Early-attested site in the Parish of Purton
Historical Forms
- Stoche 1086 DB
- Stoke 1257 For
- Stoke juxta Puryton 1312 Ass
- Purytonstoke 1422 ADvi
- Pirton Stoke 1509 Pat
Etymology
Purton Stoke is Stoche 1086 DB, Stoke 1257For (p), Stoke juxta Puryton 1312Ass , Purytonstoke 1422 AD vi, Pirton Stoke 1509 Pat. The stoc attached or belonging to Purton. For this use of stoc as a name for a secondary settlement cf. Ekwall, Studies 23, and such doubles as Basing and Basingstoke (Ha), Chard and Chardstock (So, D). See also Bradenstoke infra 270.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Abbot's Bridge
- Bagbury Fm
- Battle Lake
- Blacklands Fm
- Blakehill Fm
- Bremell Fm
- Brickkiln Coppice
- Bury Hill
- Clardon Ho
- College Fm
- Common Platt
- Dogridge
- Down Fm
- Drill Fm
- Elborough Bridge
- Green Hill
- Hayes Knoll
- Keycroft Copse
- Milk Ho
- Moonsleaze Fm
- Oxleaze Copse
- Pond Fm
- Post Street
- Pry Fm
- Pytchards Stalls
- Quarry Fm
- Queen Street
- Ridgeway Fm
- Ringsbury Camp
- West Marsh Fm
- Widham
- Woodward's Bridge