Eldernell
Early-attested site in the Parish of Whittlesey
Historical Forms
- Alrenhale 1315 Thorney
- Aldernhale c.1350 ib
- Aldernall 1436 SewersC
- Heldernale 1454 Fenlandv
- Ildernale 1463 ib
- Eldernale 1505 ib
- Eldernall 1563 1576 Saxton
- Eldernayle 1569 CHuASi
- Eldernhall 1579 Depositions
- allerne c.1250 NED
Etymology
Eldernell is Alrenhale 1315Thorney , Aldernhale c. 1350 ib., Aldernall 1436SewersC , Heldernale 1454 Fenland v, Ildernale 1463 ib., Eldernale 1505 ib. ii, Eldernall 1563 ib. v, 1576 Saxton, Eldernayle 1569 CHuAS i, Eldernhall 1579Depositions . 'Alder-tree nook.' The first element is OE ælren , elren , adj. 'of alder,' from alor . ælren is also used as a subst. (allerne c. 1250 NED) and may be so used here.v. healh .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bassenhally Fm, Bassenhally Field, Bassenhally Moor and Bassenhally Pits
- Beggars Bridge Fm
- Canter's Doles
- Eastrea
- Feldale
- Flegcroft
- Funthams, Funtham's Dike, Funtham's Lane
- Glass Moor
- King's Delph
- Lattersey Field, Lattersey Hill
- Lesh Fen
- The Lipneas
- Must Fm
- Northey
- North Fen
- Oldeamere
- Snoots
- Stampfen Drove
- Stonald Field
- Turningtree Bridge
- Wype Doles
Other OS name
- Angle Bridge
- Angle Corner
- Bank Fm
- Black Bush
- Blackbush Drove
- Black Dike
- Bradley Fen
- Bunting's Drove
- Burnthouse Fm
- Chapelbridge
- Church Field
- Coates
- Cold Harbour Drove
- Common Drove
- Counter Drain
- Cow Way
- Cross Drain
- Cross Drove
- Decoy Fm
- Delph Dike
- Dog in a Doublet Bridge
- Duncombe's Corner
- Earl's Lands Fm
- Field's End Bridge
- Flag Fen
- Grange Fm
- Gravel Dike
- Gull Fm
- Half Acre Drove
- Hemmerley Gravel
- Inham's End
- Kingsland
- Lake Drove
- Long Drove
- Lord's Holt
- Marriott's Drove
- Northey Fm
- Northey Gravel
- Plumtree Fm
- Pondersbridge
- Popely's Gull
- Prior's Fen
- Quaker's Drove
- Reach
- Slatebarn Drove
- Suet Hills
- Ten Acre Drove
- Town Fifty
- Turf Drove
- The Turves
- The Wash
- West Fen Drove