Odensil Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Solihull
Historical Forms
- Solihull t.Hy3 Dugdale
Etymology
Odensil Fm takes its name from the family of Odingsells which first makes its appearance in Solihull t. Hy 3 (Dugdale 687).The tradition with regard to this family was that the first member, Hugh de Odingsells who is mentioned t. John (ib. 228), was a Fleming. If so, his family probably came from the place called Oudinghesela in the 11th century, later Oudezeele in Flanders, Dép. du Nord (Förstemann, ON i, 89 and ii, 1483).The family became important in England by inheriting a portion of the Limesi barony of which the head was at Solihull.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Billsmore Wood
- Blossomfield
- Catherine de Barnes Heath
- Dimple
- Kineton Green
- Ulverley Green and The Ulleries
- Danford Lane
- Haslucks Green
- Henwood Hall
- Lode Heath
- Longdon Hall
- Lovelace Lane (olim Hytall Lane)
- Lug Trout Lane
- Lyndon End
- Olton
- Pow Grove
- Shelly Fm
- Shirley and Shirley Street
- Whitlocks End
- Widney Manor
- Copt Heath
- Forshaw Heath
- Kingsford
- Warstock
Other OS name
- Blackoak Wood
- Black Slade
- Pinfold Fm
- Stony
- Woods Fm
- Bentley Heath
- Birchy Leasow
- Cut-Throat Coppice
- Hatchford Bridge
- Hillfield Hall
- Maidens Bower
- Parish Poles
- Ravenshaw
- Row Wood Fm
- Sandyhill Fm
- Sharmans Cross
- Sherdmore(lost)
- Tainters Green
- Tan House Fm
- Tilehouse Green
- Truemans Heath
- Tyburn Fm
- Tythebarn Lane
- Warren Ho
- Waste Lane
- Whewporridge Lane
- Whitefields
- Worlds End
- Yew Tree Fm
- Castle Lane
- Chapel Fields Fm
- Coldlands Wood
- Colebrook
- Cow Hayes
- Grove Fm
- The Hermitage
- Herrings
- Hob's Moat
- Ivy Hall
- Lee Green
- Longmore Fm
- Lowbrook
- Moat Fm
- Parlour Coppice
- Solihull Hall
- Witley