Fawler Family History

From Fawler in Kingston Lisle (Berks), which is recorded as Flagaflora in the 12th century, Fflauflore, Fauflor, Fageflur, and Fauelore in the 13th century, and Fawlour in 1428. The place-name derives from Old English flōr ‘floor’ with an uncertain first element, perhaps an Old English *flage ‘flagstone’.

From Fawler (Oxon), which is recorded as Fauflor, Fauflur, and Fauelore in the 13th century. The place-name derives from Old English fāg ‘variegated, multi-coloured’ + flōr ‘floor’ with reference to Roman tesselated paving.