Foxhole Fm
Early-attested site in the Parish of Battle
Historical Forms
- Folkse(l)le 1296,1327 SR
- Folksille 1332 SR
Etymology
Foxhole Fm is to be associated with Robert de Folkse (l )le (1296, 1327 SR) and Wm de Folksille (1332 SR). Probably 'Folc's building,' with the same second element geselle as in Buxshalls supra 340.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Netherfield
- Petley Wood
- Telham Court
- Uckham
- Almonry, Upper and Lower
- Bathurst Wood
- Great Beech Fm
- Branshill Fm
- Breadsell Fm
- Caldbec Hill
- Great Cornes
- Duckreed Wood
- Hedgland
- Hemingfold
- Ibrook Wood
- Kemhide
- Loxbeech
- Marley Fm
- Middleborough
- Milestone Wood
- Mountjoy
- Peppering Eye
- Rat Fm
- Senlac or Sandlake
- Waddle's Wish