Borders Fm olim Hemstalls
Early-attested site in the Parish of Loughton
Etymology
Borders Fm (6″) olim Hemstalls is Hamstalles (n.d.), Hemstall Corner 1585, Homestalls 1609, Hemstalls 1739 Loughton, 1777 C.v. hamsteall . Borders , probably from the family of William the Bordar who witnessed a grant of land in Theydon (n.d. AD i).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- England's Lane olim Ree Lane
- North Fm
- Shelley's Hill
- Trapshill Fm
- Alderton Hall
- Debden Hall, Debden Green
- Loughton Bridge