English Lane, English Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Crowmarsh
Historical Forms
- Englissh 1356 Ch
Etymology
English Lane (6″), English Fm take name from the manor of Englissh 1356 Ch (belonging to Richard Englissh ) et freq with variant spellings Englys , English (e ), Englisshe . Benedict le Engleis , Eyngles is mentioned 1332 BerksArch 32 as a witness in Checkendon, and 1333 Eynsh as a tenant in North Stoke.