Survey of English Place-Names

Historical Forms

• Dogeflod 1257 Rental 1288 ib

• Doggeflod(e) 1258 Pat 1275 Rental 1294 Ass 1301,1346 Rental 1412 MinAcct

• Doggefloud 1316 Rental

• Dogheflod 1288 Rental

• Doggesfold (sic) 1294 Ass

• Doglode, Dogeflodefelde 1548 Moulton

• Dogflud 1588 FF

• Dogflowde 1595 SrWills

• Doggeflood 1601 FF

• Dogfludd feild 1736 MinAcct

• Dogflood Piece 1840 TA

Etymology

Dogflood (lost) is Dogeflod 1257Rental , 1288 ib., Doggeflod (e )1258 Pat, 1275Rental , 1294Ass , 1301, 1346Rental , 1412MinAcct , Doggefloud 1316Rental , Dogheflod 1288Rental , Doggesfold (sic)1294Ass , Doglode , Dogeflodefelde 1548 Moulton, Dogflud 1588FF , Dogflowde 1595 SrWills, Doggeflood 1601FF , Dogfludd feild 1736MinAcct , Dogflood Piece 1840TA . This is the name of a lost tithing, now covered by the south-west part of the town of Farnham (VCH ii, 596). It seems to be a compound of OE  docga , 'dog,' and flode .