Meeson Heath
hamlet · Telford and Wrekin
Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · historical forms · name elements
The name Meeson Heath likely derives from an Old English personal name and a topographical term. It refers to a heath or open uncultivated land associated with a person named Mēosa.
Word origins
- Meeson
- Old EnglishAttestedMēosa's settlement(from Mēosa "personal name", -ing "possessive suffix", -tun "settlement, farmstead")
- Heath
- Old Englishheath, open uncultivated land(from hæð "heath")
Historical forms
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