What Happened to Norton?

Easton, Weston, & Sutton are all up-and-comers, after all. Is it the anti-virus software? I have a vague "nerdy!" association, but I have no idea why.
Anyway, the rise of the directional-town names made me wonder what other direction-surnames are a possibility. I wouldn't necessarily recommend these all on human babies, but they are fun to say. ;)
Enjoy (or cringe)!

East:

• Astbury (burgh, "fortress")
• Aston (ton, "town")
• Eastby, Easterby, Esseby (by, "farm")
• Eastham (ham, "village")
• Eastley, Astley, Easley (ley, "field")
• Eastway, Eastaway (weg, "way, road")
• Eastwell, Estwell (well, "stream, spring")
• Estcott, Escott (cott, "cottage")

North:

• Norbury
• Norcliff
• Norcott
• Norcross
• Norledge, Northage (weg, "way, road")
• Norley
• Norman
• Norris
• Northall (hall, "hall"; or holh "small valley")
• Northam
• Northey (ea, "river", or eg, "path, road")
• Northway, Noraway
• Norwell
• Norwood

South:

• Southall
• Southam, Sotham
• Southard, Southward, Suthard (worth, "farm")
• Southby, Sotheby, Sutherby
• Southcott, Sothcott
• Southway
• Southwell
• Suston
• Sutcliff, Sutliff
• Sutherland, Sunderland
• Sutherley
• Suthren, Sotheron ("southerner")

West:

• Westall, Wessell, Westell, Westoll
• Westbury
• Westby, Westerby, Westaby
• Westcott, Wescott
• Westman, Westerman
• Westmore (mere, "lake")
• Wesley, Westley
• Westoff, Westover ("to the west")
• Westrey ("westerner")