Fletchamstead Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Stoneleigh
Historical Forms
- Flighamsted 1185 Templars 1200 ChR
- Fligehamestud' 1200 FineR
- Flechampstede 1288 Misc
- Flechamstude 1327 SR
- Overfletchehamstede 1394 Ass
- Flecchamsted 1502 Ipm
- Flechehamstede 1505 Pat
- Flexhamstede 1197 P
- Flichamstede 1201 Cur
- Flich(h)amsted 1221,1232 Ass
- Flichamstude earlyHy3 CartMisc
- Flicchamested c.1250 Kenilworth
Etymology
v. hamstede . The first element may be the OE flicce , 'flitch of bacon.' Names in stede nearly always have a descriptive epithet as first element and in a great many cases this refers to the product of a farm (cf. IPN 55).
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bockendon Grange
- Canley
- Cloud Bridge
- Crackley and Crackley Wood
- Cryfield Grange
- Dallies, Dallimore
- Echills Wood
- Finbury
- Stoneleigh Grange (olim Home Grange)
- King's Hill olim Helenhull
- Millburn Grange
- Motslow (sic) Hill
- Stareton
- Stare Bridge
- Tocil Ho
- Waverley Fm and Waverley Wood
- Westley Bridge
- Whoberley Hall
- Finham