Roall Hall
Early-attested site in the Parish of Kellington
Historical Forms
- Ruhal(e), Ruhala 1086 DB 1161–77 Templar 1190–1210 YCh 1208 P
- Ruala 1166 RBE
- Ruhall 1202 FF
- Rughala, Rughale 1154–8 YCh 1159
- Rohal(a) Hy2 Ch 1230 YCh 1155–8 Ass 1202–8
- Rouhal(e) 1276 RH 1300 Abbr 1331 FF
- Rouhall 1331 1379 PT 1428 FA
- Rowelle 1313 Pat
- Rowell Hall 1658 WillS
- Rowale 1352 YDix
- Rouall 1402 FA
- Rowall 1490 FF 1491 YDxvii,98 1604 FF
- Rowalhaull 1550 WillY
- Roll 1573 FF
- Rowle-Hall 1822 Langd
Etymology
'Rough nook of land', v. rūh , halh , referring to the level land almost entirely surrounded by streams flowing into the Aire.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Beal Bridge
- Beal Dam
- Beal Wood
- Common Lane
- East Ings
- Hollins Fm
- Humble Holme
- Kellingley Scalp
- Kemp Bank
- Spring Gardens
- Turver's Lane
- Aram Bridge
- Kellington Common
- Kemp Field
- Stubbs Bridge
- Willow Garths
- Water Lane
- Carr Lane
- Lee Lane
- Lunn Hill
- Sudforth Lane
- Crow Wood
- Eggborough Ings
- Eggborough Ness
- Eggborough Sleights
- Falls Woods
- Gallows Hill
- Goose Hill Reach
- Hazel Old Lane
- Highfield Ho
- Hut Green
- Sand Hall
- All Ash
- Church Lane
- East Field
- Green Lane
- Ings Lane
- Long Marsh
- Marsh Drain
- Roall Ings
- South Field
- Teasel Hall
- Upper Common
- Whales Lane
- Wide Arch
- Whitley Thorpe
- Gravehill Lane
- Horseclose Wood
- Whitley Lee
- Sheepwash Lane
- White Field
- Whitley Lee
- Whitley Wood
- Willow Garth
- New Lane
- Thornfield Ho
- Whitley Bridge
- The Carrs