This list identifies all the dwellings so far identified in Oldnall End between 1802 and 1839, organised by street. Other than the largest properties (Lavender Hall, Ram Hall, Moat House Farm, Yew Tree) most did not have a consistent name, and were likely referred to by the name of their current occupier (e.g. ‘Tranter’s place’) or in relation to a local landmark (‘opposite the Bear’). To help with identification, I have given each property’s current name where possible; if it no longer exists, I’ve noted that and given a short description.

The two primary sources for this list are the 1802 Berkswell Enclosure Award and the 1839 Berkswell Tithe Apportionment.

1. Barretts Lane
2. Baulk Lane
3. Dockers Lane
4. Green Lane
5. Kelsey Lane
6. Lavender Hall Lane
7. Meeting House Lane
8. Spencers Lane
9. Truggist Lane
10. Waste Lane

Barretts Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Sunnyside House	Survives	Catherine Barratt	Thomas Tranter	Thomas Tranter
Sunnyside Farmhouse	Survives	Charity Land	Thomas Tidmarsh (Heirs)	Henry Raven
Cottage adj. Pool Orchard	Burnt down by 1688	Catherine Barratt	Thomas Tranter Burnt Cot Field	n/a
Pool Orchard	Survives	Hannah Loe	Joseph Gilbert	William Riley
Barretts Lane Farm	Survives	Charity Land	Berkswell Charities	William Rymell

Baulk Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Ram Hall	Survives	John Wilmot	Sir JEE Wilmot	Samuel Garner

Dockers Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Cherry Tree Cottage	Survives	Jos & M Farmer	John Smith	Richard Hall
Brickmakers Arms	Survives	Henry & Thom Watson	William Watson	William Watson
Manor Cottage	Survives	Jas Wood	Thomas Kelsey	Thomas Marlow
Manor House	Demolished	Heirs of James Docker	Job Fisher	William Thompson
House and Shop	Survives	W Villers	Joseph Arch	Joseph Arch
Two Cottages	Demolished	Charity Land	Berkswell Charities	Joseph Arch, sublet to Thomas Arnold & William Carter
Three Cottages	Demolished	Charity Land	Berkswell Charities	George Harding, Mary Smith & Thomas Townsend

Green Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Cottage, E corner with Dockers Lane	Demolished	Manor Occ. George Smith	Sir JEE Wilmot	William Colin
Owls Barn	Survives	Manor Occ. Thos Hands	Sir JEE Wilmot	John Parker
Two Cottages, W corner with Dockers Lane	Demolished	John Downing Land only	John Donning	John Mann & John Roberts
Two Cottages in Park	Demolished	William Hicken	John Page	James Tidman & Job Bennett

Kelsey Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
House	Demolished	John Kelsey	John Kelsey	John Kelsey
House	Demolished	Heirs of Joseph Garner	James Taylor	William Harrison

Lavender Hall Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Fern Bank	Survives	John Eburne	Sir JEE Wilmot	Samuel Cox
Lavender Hall	Survives	Mrs William Huddesford	Catherine Cannon	Thomas Rotherham

Meeting House Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Cottage by Jury Field	Demolished	Manor Occ. Francis Eadon	Sir JEE Wilmot	Francis Haydon
Cottages opposite the Lant	Demolished	Manor Occ. Timothy Corbett & John Scrivener	Sir JEE Wilmot	Martha Corbett, John Scribnor & Richard Thompson
85 Meeting House Lane	Survives	Job Findon	James Taylor	Thomas Sedgeley
Cottages	Demolished	Heirs of James Docker	Henry Hyatt Bates & Mary Ann Bates	Samuel Arch, Mary Ann Gray & Thomas Whitehead
Bates Farm	Demolished	Heirs of James Docker	Henry Hyatt Bates & Mary Ann Bates	Henry Hyatt Bates
Rose Cottage	Survives	Manor Occ. Samuel Butler	Mary Ann Bates	Thomas Hyatt
Cottages	Demolished	New inclosure	Mary Ann Bates	James Kyte, John Woolley & William Spencer
Reader Farm	Demolished	William Reeder	Penelope Reeder	Penelope Reeder
House corner with Kelsey Lane	Demolished	John Matthews	Ann Matthews	Edward Matthews

Spencers Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Garden House	Survives	Richard Brown	Robert Brown & Mary Brown	Robert Brown & Mary Brown
Village Farm	Survives	John Wilmot	Sir JEE Wilmot	William Wilkinson
The Priory	Survives	George Dalton	Richard Lant	Samuel Gould
Yew Tree House	Survives	Jn & Ann Smith	John Smith	John Smith
Spencer’s End	Survives	Jno Brookes	John Brookes	John Brookes
The Croft	Survives	Dan Bates	Hannah Bates	William Gibbs
Cromwell House	Survives	?	Sarah Reaves	John Reaves
The Tower House	Survives	Sarah Reaves	Sarah Reaves	Sarah Reaves

Truggist Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Carol Cottage	Survives	?	Late William Partington	Isaac Cashmore & Thomas Perkins
Berkswell Grange	Survives	Elizabeth Liggins	William Liggins	Samuel Atkins & Thomas Daffton
Jasmine Cottage	Survives	Elizabeth Perks	John Kelsey	Thomas Kelsey
The Fordrough	Replaced	William Gibbs	William Gibbs	William Gibbs
House opp. Moat Cottage	Demolished by 1831	William Abbott	Elizabeth Hall (Trustees)	n/a
Moat Cottage	Survives	John Carr	John Hall	John Hall
Moat House Farm	Survives	Elizabeth Mitchell	Richard Lant	Thomas Trippas
Truggist Hill Farm	Survives	John Smith	Elizabeth Hall (Trustees)	Thomas Bates
Truggist Hill	Survives	Thomas Smith	Mary Sophia Hall (Trustees)	Mary Sophia Hall
Pandora	Survives	John Smith	Elizabeth Hall (Trustees)	John Thorneycroft
House opp. Pandora	Demolished by 1811	Catherine Barratt	Mary Sophia Hall (Trustees)	n/a
Wellmont House	Survives	Heirs of Edwd Arnold	Howes Family	Thomas Cattell, sublet to Peter Braine

Waste Lane

Property	Status	1802 Landowner (Tenant)	1839 Owner	1839 Occupier
Laburnum Cottage & Melrose Cottage	Survive	Joseph Whitehead	Joseph Arch	William Anderton & John Mercer
Field House	Survives	William Abbott	Elizabeth Hall (Trustees)	Thomas Robinson
Garlington House	Demolished bef 1831	Catherine Barratt	Penelope Reeder	n/a
Laburnum Farm	Survives	Mrs Susannah Floyd	William Floyd, Senior	Charles Freeman
Homestead Behind Waste Lane	Demolished	Bonds Hospital Trust	Bonds Hospital Trustees	William Cox, underlet to John Kelsey
House E end Waste Lane	Demolished	Manor Occ. John Moor	John Kirby	John Kirby
Cottage S of Crabmill Farm	Survives	Thomas Woodward	William Cox	William Cox