Where does “Chilton” come from?
Chilton derives from Old English ċilda tūn, compound of Old English ċilda, the genitive plural of "child," combined with tūn meaning "settlement" or "farmstead."
Chilton derives from Old English ċilda tūn, compound of Old English ċilda, the genitive plural of "child," combined with tūn meaning "settlement" or "farmstead."