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S. Cot or cote = 2, cottage. The meaning is *' cottage homestead. " The word coterie was origin- ally a co-operative society of cot-dwellers.
Coatham-Mundeville, 4 miles N. Of Darlington. Gt. R. 1 155, and Y . Y . Amundeuilla \ L. V. Munde- villa ; B. H. Menville ; V. E. Cotommonyle. The references for the terminal suit two personal names, viz. Amund and Mund. In F. S. Is a charter, a. D. 909, with Mundesden, Wore. If we accept the earliest references as correct the meaning is 38 The Place-name...s of Durham ** cottage-homestead of Amund's vill. " The French appearance of the name is accidental. The terminal ville is quite English. Wordsworth wrote, *' The tenantry of thorpe and vilir Goatsay, in the parish of Heighington, stands for Cots-on-the-moor. Is found in F. As Cotes supra moram ; V. E. Cootes super 7nore. Also Coats-a- moor, and Coatshaw. From A. S. Cot or cote = 2, cottage, and 7nor = di waste or expanse, from Sans. Maru=^di desert.
Cocken, 5 miles N. E. Of Durham F. Cochen\ P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Cot or cote = 2, cottage. The meaning is *' cottage homestead. " The word coterie was origin- ally a co-operative society of cot-dwellers.
Coatham-Mundeville, 4 miles N. Of Darlington. Gt. R. 1 155, and Y . Y . Amundeuilla \ L. V. Munde- villa ; B. H. Menville ; V. E. Cotommonyle. The references for the terminal suit two personal names, viz. Amund and Mund. In F. S. Is a charter, a. D. 909, with Mundesden, Wore. If we accept the earliest references as correct the meaning is 38 The Place-name...s of Durham ** cottage-homestead of Amund's vill. " The French appearance of the name is accidental. The terminal ville is quite English. Wordsworth wrote, *' The tenantry of thorpe and vilir Goatsay, in the parish of Heighington, stands for Cots-on-the-moor. Is found in F. As Cotes supra moram ; V. E. Cootes super 7nore. Also Coats-a- moor, and Coatshaw. From A. S. Cot or cote = 2, cottage, and 7nor = di waste or expanse, from Sans. Maru=^di desert.
Cocken, 5 miles N. E. Of Durham F. Cochen\ P.
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