Horton
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Horton, a common name, usually ‘dirty or muddy farmstead’, OE
horu +
tūn; examples include:
Horton Bucks., near Ivinghoe.
Hortone 1086 (
DB).
Horton Dorset.
Hortun 1033,
Hortune 1086 (
DB).
Horton Northants.
Hortone 1086 (
DB).
Horton Oxon.
Hortun 1005–12,
Hortone 1086 (
DB).
Horton Shrops., near Wem.
Hortune 1086 (
DB).
Horton Staffs.
Horton 1239.
Horton Surrey.
Horton 1178.
Horton Wilts.
Horton 1158.
Horton Green Ches.
Horton c.1240.
Horton-in-Ribblesdale N. Yorks.
Hortune 1086 (
DB),
Horton in Ribbelesdale 13th cent. Affix means ‘valley of the River Ribble’, OE river-name (see
Ribbleton) + OE
dæl or OScand.
dalr.
Horton Kirby Kent.
Hortune 1086 (
DB),
Horton Kyrkeby 1346. Manorial affix from its possession by the
de Kirkeby family in the 13th cent.
However the following has a different origin:
Horton S. Glos.
Horedone 1086 (
DB). ‘Hill frequented by harts or stags’. OE
heorot +
dūn.
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