of Hartfordshire was one "Elstre or Eglestre". In an earlier edition, he writes:
:"ELSTREE n. 20. in OFFAES grant EAGLESTRE
:Nemus aquilinum: a place wherit may be thought Eagles bredd in time past, for though it be nowe hilly and heathy - it hath beene replenished with stately trees, fit for such fowle to breede and harbour in. It is parcell of the libertie of S. Albans.Nemus aquilinum is the Latin for "grove of eagles".

Robinson Crusoe author, Daniel Defoe