LANE END, St Briavels (General)

by whitecroft1946 @, Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 14:59 (4655 days ago)

I have seen a reference in Parish Records for 1815 to a residence being 'Hundred of St Briavels (Lane End)'. Another referred to Lane End in Newland. Was Lane End a common address or does this refer to one particular place? If so, does anyone know exactly where it was/is?

LANE END, St Briavels

by slowhands @, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 19:47 (4654 days ago) @ whitecroft1946

I have seen a reference in Parish Records for 1815 to a residence being 'Hundred of St Briavels (Lane End)'. Another referred to Lane End in Newland. Was Lane End a common address or does this refer to one particular place? If so, does anyone know exactly where it was/is?

Lane End is a ribbon of land/settlement to the east of Coleford

you may also see Coalway Lane End, Broadwell Lane End etc

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LANE END, St Briavels

by rookancestrybest @, United Kingdom, Friday, February 24, 2012, 00:12 (4652 days ago) @ whitecroft1946

It's definitely all the same place.

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