Kneela
Early-attested site in the Parish of Black Torrington
Historical Forms
- la Knylle 1304 Ass
- atte Knylle 1330 SR
Etymology
This is from OE cnyll , 'knoll,' v. Knell(e) in PN Sx (169, 528).A further example of this word occurs in the pers. name atte Knulle in a Hants SR of 1327. Cf. also Oatnell infra 207.
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Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Graddon
- Wagaford Water
- Higher Whiteleigh
- Buckpitt
- Butterbeare
- Chilla
- Coham
- Craythorne
- Upcott
- Highweek
- Kingsmoor