Howlings
Early-attested site in the Parish of Frensham
Historical Forms
- Upper, Lower, Middle Howling 1839 TA
Etymology
Howlings (6″) is the name of a wood. It is identical with the place called la Holelonde 1313, atte Hol (l )elonde 1329, 1351(p), Hollands 1450, Howland 1463Rental , Upper , Lower , Middle Howling 1839TA . 'Hollow land.' There is a valley here running down from the high ground.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Spreakley
- Frensham Great and Little Ponds
- Bealeswood Common, Frensham Beale
- Churt
- Dockenfield Fm
- Pierrepont Ho