Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Scolehalc, Scolehaleth E1 AddCh

• Scol(e)halg(h) 1286 1300,1307 BW 1369 Tourn

• Scolaleg 1303 BW

• Scolalgh 1354 Eyre 1359

• Sc(h)ol(l)al E1 AddCh

• Scolale 1280 ib

• Scol(e)hale 1363 BPR 1376 Fine 1379 Cl

• Cholale 1398,1399 ChRR

• Sc(h)olehall 1308 AddCh 1330 BW 1410 Pat

• Sc(h)olall(e) 1312 BW 1365 BPR 1376 Fine

• Scholhall Greene, Scollhall Greene 1653,1674 AddCh

• Scolegh 1294 ChF

• Scholeh' c.1300 BW

• Scalehalg(h) 1313,1360 BW

• Schalehald 1360 ib

• Scolhach 1320 BW

• Scol(e)hagh, Scolagh 1351,1356 Eyre 1372 AD

• Schollah Greene 1675 AddCh

• Scokehall 1371 Pat 1400

• Schollers Greene 1668 AddCh

• Scol(l)ar Green 1767 BW

• Schallow Green 1842 OS

Etymology

'Nook with a shed', v. skáli , halh , with grēne 2 'a green'. The Norse influence in this p.n. may be connected with the possible OIr pers.ns. in Mekerleg ', Rugonnyscroft infra .