Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Curing(e)hal' 1217 ClR

• Curing(e)halle 1274–84 DKRxxxv

• Cor(r)ing(e)hal(e) 1278 Cl 1291 For

• Cornigehal 1278 Pat

• Cringales 1769 Deed

• Skringills, Skringills Farm 1777 C 1805 O 1912 Kelly

Etymology

Corringales [skrindʒəlz], [kɔriŋgeilz] is Curing (e )hal '1217 ClR, Curing (e )halle 1274–84 DKR xxxv, Cor (r )ing (e )hal (e )1278 Cl, 1291For , Cornigehal 1278 Pat, Cringales 1769Deed , Skringills , Skringills Farm 1777 C, 1805 O, 1912 Kelly. 'The nook of the people of Curra ,' v. healh , ing , and cf. Corringham infra 151. The local [skrindʒəlz] shows first a shifting of the stress (cf. Wraysbury and Shrington for Sherington, PN Bk xxvi and [kræmptən] for Carhampton (So)), and secondly the addition of an inorganic s found also in Scaldhurst infra 180. See also s. n. Poles Pitch (PN Sx 190).