Arle
Early-attested site in the Parish of Cheltenham
Historical Forms
- æt Ahie 862 BCS535 13th
- on alr, of alr, andlang alre 11 Finb 14th
- Alra 1184 P
- Alr', Alre 1185 Templar c.1220 GlR 1221 Ass 1227 ClR c.1240,c.1250 GlR Hy7 Rent
- Arle 1430 Rent Hy6 AddCh Hy7 Rent 1696 PR
- Nerle 1435 MinAcct
Etymology
'At the alder-tree', v. alor (dat.sg. alre ). The metathesis of alre - to arle - is not uncommon (cf. Phonol. § 46). The OE forms in Finb refer to the stream, now called the Chelt, which runs through Arle; Arle Meadow in Boddington (77supra ) is doubtless named from Arle as a r.n. On the form Nerle cf. atten and Phonol. § 45.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bayshill
- Benhall Fm
- Coltham Fields
- Harthurstfield Fm
- The Moors
- Naunton
- Pitville
- Sandford
- Westal
- Alstone
- Oakley Fm
Other OS name
- Hewletts
- Alstone Lawn
- Arle Court
- Ashley Gardens
- Bridge Ho, Bridge End
- Brookbank Cottage
- The Brooklands
- Cakebridge Place
- Cambray
- Cloddymore
- Coulter
- Deanwood Ho
- Elston
- Fiddler's Green
- Gallipot Fm
- The Granleys
- Grove Field
- East Hayes
- Hester's Way
- The Lake
- Lansdown
- Marle Hill
- Maud's Elm
- Moor End
- Naunton Bank
- The Oaks
- Overton Park
- The Park
- Pilgrove Bridge
- Pilley
- Redgrove
- Rowanfield
- Sandfields
- Sandybank Fm
- Shackel's Pike
- Stratford Cottages
- Sunningend
- Tanner's Lane
- Thirlestane Hall
- The Vineyards
- Whaddon
- Wyman's Brook
- Hillfield