Ingold Toft
Early-attested site in the Parish of Killingholme
Historical Forms
- Hyngeltoftes e13 HarlCh
- hingeltoftes Hy3 ib
- Ingeltoft(es), Engeltoftes lHy3 Newh Ed1
- Engeltoftes l13 HarlCh
- Ingold Toft 1824 O
- Engletoft 1828 Bry
Etymology
INGOLD TOFT (lost), Hyngeltoftes e13HarlCh , hingeltoftes Hy3ib , Ingeltoft (es ), Engeltoftes lHy3 (Ed1) Newh , Engeltoftes l13HarlCh , Ingold Toft 1824 O, Engletoft 1828 Bry, probably 'Ingeld's curtilage(s), messuage(s)', v. toft , the first el. then being the ON pers.n. Ingialdr , ODan Ingiald , Ingæld , rather than the rare OE Ingeld . In this case, Ingold Toft would be a Scand. compound. It was situated on the boundary with East Halton, due west of Chase Hill Fm at approx. TA 152197.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Burkinshaw's Covert
- Bygott's Covert
- Chase Hill Fm
- Chase Hill Wood
- Church Side
- East Field Rd
- Fox Covert
- Killingholme Marshes
- Low Farm
- Manor Ho
- Meergate Hedge
- Middle Gate Lane
- East Middle Mere Rd & West Middle Mere Rd
- North Killingholme Haven
- North Garths
- Rosper Rd
- Woodlands
- Cawber Fm
- Cow Fm
- Greengate Rd
- Houlton Fm
- Houlton's Covert
- Marsh Fm
- Mill Hill
- Rye Hill Fm
- Rye Hill Plantations
- Sinks Covert
- South Killingholme Grange
- South Killingholme Haven
- Walmer Ho