Jarrow, full' yare in Pole Fishery

Full' yare in Pole in 1128, Fuliare in 1195, Fulyare in 1313, Fule yare in pul, (le) Pulyare in 1370 to 1578, Pul(l)e, Pult, 3ar, 3aare. 'Ful' is old English for foul, dirty weir. 'Pul' is a pool or pond. One of the monk's weirs in Jarrow. The 'pol' may have been Jarrow Slake. The main catch would have been salmon, but in fact a wider range of fish would have been taken (eg. Eels, pike, minnow, burbot, trout and lamprey' {G.N. Garmondsway (ed), 1939, 'Aelfric's Colloquy', pp 101-2}.