Talk:Northall
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- Northall may date back to the 11th century when a knight named William de Northall was recorded to have settled in the uk. He was probably a knight of William the conquerer. As a knight he may have been given his own land. The name de Northalle eventually changed to Northalle and then Northall. This is just a theory and has very little research to back it up.However, if anybody has any more information, please feel free to fill us in.
This is not the place for supposition, just facts. Could you please ensure entries are backed up with research before submitting them? Many thanks. -- Francs2000 | Talk 
16:19, 24 Jun 2005 (UTC)
