Belton

English Etymology From an unexplained first element + en ang tūn enclosure; settlement, town. Proper noun ~ s en uncountable A placename: en community in mun/Thames Centre co/Middlesex County p/Ontario c/Canada. en place cc/England: en small village/and/cpar in lgdist/North West Leicestershire co/Leicestershire OS grid ref SK4420. Parish map (Leicestershire) en village par/Belton and Manthorpe lgdist/South Kesteven co/Lincolnshire OS grid ref SK9338. en village/and/cpar in uauth/North Lincolnshire co/Lincolnshire OS grid ref SE7806. Parish map (Lincolnshire) en village cpar/Belton with Browston bor/Great Yarmouth co/Norfolk OS grid ref TG4802. en place c/USA: en ucomm co/Muhlenberg County s/Kentucky. en city co/Cass County s/Missouri. en The former name of an <<unincorporated community>> and <<CDP>> in eastern <<co/Flathead County>>, <<Montana>>, now known as West Glacier, Montana West Glacier. en city co/Anderson County s/South Carolina. en city/county seat co/Bell County s/Texas, named after Peter Hansborough Bell. en countable en habitational Old English. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Belton is the 3939th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 9041 individuals. Belton is most common among Black/African American (62.06%) and White (30.49%) individuals. References Anagrams en belnot Bolten