Tottenham Hale
Early-attested site in the Parish of Tottenham
Historical Forms
- le Hale 1502 Ct
- the Hale 1547 DeedsEnrolled
- Tottenham Hale 1754 R
- atte Hale 1274 Ass
Etymology
Tottenham Hale is le Hale 1502Ct , the Hale 1547Deeds Enrolled , Tottenham Hale 1754 R, and was the home of Richard atte Hale (1274Ass ). v. healh , 'angle, corner,' and cf. Hale supra 59.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Clayhill Fm
- Markfield Ho
- Tottenham High Cross
- West Green
- Wildmarsh
- Wood Green
- Clendish Marsh
- Mitchley Marsh
- Bounds Green
- Ducketts
- Seven Sisters
- Bruce Castle
- Hanger Lane