An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (L)
An Index to the Historical Place Names of Cornwall (L)
Labham Rock – Landewednack (SW 6911), coastal rock (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Labour in Vean – Illogan, tenement (CRO, TA/88, 1841)
Labradock – Ladock (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Laburnham House – St Austell, Mr Hockaday (Symons, 1884)
Laburnick – Lawhitton, farm (Symons, 1884); Leburnick, 1842; Laburnick, 1884
Laburnick Cross – Lawhitton, hamlet and mill (Symons, 1884)
lace, Stingede- – Altarnun (Padel, 1988, citing from 1239); Stingede-lace, 1239; Stymkodda, 1385; Codda, 1459; Codde Fowey, c.1540; Codda, 1671, 1988
Lacorla – St Wenn (*CRO, P111/25/13, 1725); Nancorla alias Lacorla, 1725; Lancurla, 1749; Lancorla, 1884
Lacrenton – St Keyne, tenement (CRO, TA/101, 1843); Lacrenton, 1843; Lecrenton, 1884
Lacrenton, Higher – St Keyne, tenement (CRO, TA/101, 1843); Higher Lacrenton, 1843; Higher Lecrenton, 1884
Lacudan – Helland, farm (Symons, 1884); Lecuddan, 1842; Lacudan, Lecudden, 1884
Ladbroke House – Hayle, Mr W Husband, C E (Symons, 1884)
ladder, Chair – St Levan, coastal (OS, 6”, 1888)
lader head – Lanreath (*CRO, P113/21/1/2, 1723)
Ladies Close – St Columb Minor, tenement (CRO, TA/37, 1842)
Ladock – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Powder (*CRO, T/753/1, 1693) (Symons, 1884); Ladock alias Lazick, 1693; Ladock, 1884
Ladock, Venton- – Ladock, farm (Symons, 1884)
Ladock Wood – Ladock, large coppice wood (Symons, 1884); Bedock Wood, Ladock Wood, 1884
Lady Croft, Wheal – Towednack, at Lady Downs (CRO, TA/226, No.1466, 1842)
Lady Cross – Werrington, tenement (CRO, TA/251, 1844); Lady Cross, 1844; Ladycross, 1907
Lady Downes – Towednack, in the Manor of Amell and Trilly, tenements, downes, crofts and comons now or late of James Trewheela and John Quicke (*CRO, GB/15/2, 1679); Lady Downes, 1679; Lady Downs, 1842
Lady Downs – Towednack (CRO, TA/226, 1842); Lady Downes, 1679; Lady Downs, 1842
Lady Downs or Bohemia – Towednack, tenement (CRO, TA/226, 1842)
Lady Engine Plot – Towednack, at Lady Downs (CRO, TA/226, No.1475, 1842)
Lady Nance – Colan, tenement owned by the Bishop of Exeter and leased to John Creser, occupied by Henry Parkyn, 1 acre and 31 perches, and tenement owned by Thomas Glanville and occupied by John Oliver, 1 acre and 6 perches (*CRO, TA/35, 1842)
Lady Park – Liskeard, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lady Wood – Kenwyn, coppice (Symons, 1884)
Ladycross – Werrington, Methodist chapel and school here (OS, 6", 1907); Lady Cross, 1844; Ladycross, 1907
Ladycross Wood – Werrington (OS, 6", 1907)
Ladywell – Kilkhampton (SS 2411) (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Ladywell, Lower – Sheviock, field name, 6 acres and 5 perches (CRO, TA/208, No. 210, 1842)
Laeti – Camborne, village (Lhwyd, 1700, f2r); Layty, 1530; Laytie, c.1570; Layty, 1600; Laytye, 1603, 1610; Layetie, 1664; Laytÿe, 1677; Laeti, 1700; Laytey, 1724; Layte, 1743; Laity, 1745, 1768, 1835, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967
Lafeock – Feock, village and farm (Symons, 1884); La Feock, 1832; La Feock, La Feock End, La Feock Village, 1845; Lafeock, 1884
Laflouder – Mullion, tenement (CRO, TA/160, 1843) (see also Frowder)
Lafrone – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884); Landfrone, Lanfrone, 1664; Lafrone, 1884
Lafrowda – St Just in Penwith (CRO, TA/95, 1845), 14 tenements and common. There are besides 306 houses on this estate, in the church village (Symons, 1884)
Laghadower 2 Corners – Camborne, mine bounds, belonging to Samuel Percivall Esq (*CRO, PD/164, 1741)
Laine – St Allen, river: see under Allen.
Laita, Park – Towednack, at Beagleton (CRO, TA/226, No.43, 1842)
Laitey – Redruth: see under Laity.
Laitey, Higher – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Laitey, Lower – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Laity – Camborne, of William John (*CRO, X510, 1745), population is 8 (*CRO, AD55/24, 1768) (Thomas, 1967, p190, citing from 1835), tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843), 6 tenements (Symons, 1884) (Gover, 1948, p584) (Thomas, 1967, p190); Layty, 1530; Laytie, c.1570; Layty, 1600; Laytye, 1603, 1610; Layetie, 1664; Laytÿe, 1677; Laeti, 1700; Laytey, 1724; Layte, 1743; Laity, 1745, 1768, 1835, 1843, 1884, 1948, 1967
Laity – St Gluvias, tenement (CRO, TA/72, 1845)
Laity – Illogan, farm (Symons, 1884)
Laity – Phillack, tenement (CRO, TA/186, 1844), farm (Symons, 1884)
Laity – Redruth (SW 677 448): Laity, high rent paid to the Manor of Nancekuke (*RIC, HB/21/105, 1775); Laitey, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844); Laity, 5 tenements (Symons, 1884); Laity Farm, (OS, 1:25000, 2003).
Laity, 1775; Laitey, 1844; Laity, 1884; Laity Farm, 2003
Laity – Wendron, tenement (CRO, TA/249, 1844), farm (Symons, 1884); Layty, 1619; Laity, 1844, 1884
Laity, Huel – Lelant, at Higher Carbence (CRO, TA/120, Nos. 102 & 104, 1841)
Laity, Stennack and – Camborne, tenement (CRO, TA/27, 1843)
Laity, Trevarth – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791)
Laity Common – Wendron, pair of tin mine bounds and tin stream bounds here (CRO, AD1807/2, 1784)
Laity Hills – Phillack, mine, later called Alfred Consols (CA 15, 1976, p101)
Laity Moor – St Gluvias, tenement (CRO, TA/72, 1845), hamlet, farm and Wesleyan chapel (Symons, 1884)
Lake – Linkinhorne (*CRO, P125/4/1, 1726), farm (Symons, 1884)
Lake – Tintagel, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lake's Cottage – St Mary Magdalene, tenement (CRO, TA/118, 1843)
Lake's Tenement – Redruth, tenement (CRO, TA/197, 1844)
Lalant – see Lelant (Cowley, 1743, map); Eunii iuxta Lananta, Euny iuxta Lananta, 1469-70; Lellant, Uny Lelant, 1612; Lelant, Unie Lelant, 1618; Lelant, 1649; Uny Lelant, 1658; Lelant, 1673; Uni Lelant, 1676; Lelant, 1708; Lalant, 1743; Uny Lelant, 1761; Une of Lelant, 1762; Leland, 1765; Uny Lelant, 1836; Lelant, Uny Lelant, 1884
Lamail – Egloshayle, farm (Symons, 1884); Lamail, Lemail, 1884
Lamanna – Cury, tenement (CRO, TA/45, 1841)
Lamanver – Budock, tenement (CRO, TA/22, 1844), 2 farms (Symons, 1884)
Lamarn – North Hill, farm and mine (Symons, 1884)
Lamarnah – St Buryan (Cowley, 1743, map); Lamarnah, 1743; Lamorna Cove, 1761, 1840
Lamarr – Mawgan in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884); Lamarth, 1841, 1851; Lamarr, Lemarr, 1884 (see also Lanarth)
Lamarth – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of John Reeve (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675); Lamarth, 1675; Higher/Lower Lemar, 1884
Lamarth – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841) (*CRO, V/P/31, 1851); Lamarth, 1841, 1851; Lamarr, Lemarr, 1884 (see also Lanarth)
Lamb – Kea, farm, wood and a creek in the Truro river (Symons, 1884)
Lamb, East – Mawgan in Pydar (*CRO, P141/12/1, 1746)
Lamb, West – Mawgan in Pydar (*CRO, P141/12/1, 1746)
Lamb close, the – St Just in Roseland (*CRO, P96/4/1, 1634)
Lamb Lavery – St Clether, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lambadla, Higher – St Cleer, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lambadla, Lower – St Cleer, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lambedowe – St Clement (RIC, HB/14/6, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §675, 1597); Lambesowe alias Lambedowe, 1597; Lambessa, 1749; Lambessow, 1884
Lamberal Water – Kilkhampton (SS 2711), stream (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Lambern, Calestock and – St Agnes and Perranzabuloe, manor (*CRO, GHW/10/1/1, c.1830s); Calestock and Lambern, Calestock and Lamborn, 1759
Lambesowe – St Clement (RIC, HB/14/6, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §675, 1597); Lambesowe alias Lambedowe, 1597; Lambessa, 1749; Lambessow, 1884
Lambessa – St Clement (Borlase, 1749, p137); Lambesowe alias Lambedowe, 1597; Lambessa, 1749; Lambessow, 1884
Lambessow – St Clement, farm, this was the property of Foote, the celebrated comedian (Symons, 1884); Lambesowe alias Lambedowe, 1597; Lambessa, 1749; Lambessow, 1884
Lambest – Menheniot, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lambleather – Gorran, farm (Symons, 1884); Lamleder, c.1700; Lambleather, 1884
Lambo – Gwinear, tenement (CRO, TA/80, 1842), 10 acres, and an old idle mine (Symons, 1884)
Lamborn, Calestock and – St Agnes and Perranzabuloe, manor (*CRO, GHW/10/1/2, c.1840s); Calestock and Lambern, Calestock and Lamborn, 1759
Lambourne – St Agnes, Gwennap, Kea, Kenwyn, Perranzabuloe and Redruth, manor (*CRO, GHW/3/2/1/1, 1927); Lambrun, 1450; Lamburn, c.1804; Lambourne, 1927
Lambourne – Perranzabuloe, village and several farms (Symons, 1884); Lamburne, 1749; Lambourne, 1884
Lambourne – Perranzabuloe, new farm, late common (Symons, 1884)
Lambourne – Ruan Lanihorne (RIC, HP/11/2, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §185, 1687); Lambourne, 1687; Lamburne, 1842; Lamburn, 1884
Lambourne Castle – Perranzabuloe (CRO, TM/184, 1842), large circular entrenchment, in ruins (Symons, 1884)
Lambourne Common – Perranzabuloe (CRO, TM/184, 1842), now divided between the several owners of the Lambourne estate, lately enclosed and cultivated (Symons, 1884)
Lambourne Hill – Perranzabuloe, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Lambrenny – Davidstow, farm (Symons, 1884); Lambrenny, Lanbrenny, 1884
Lambriggan – Perranzabuloe (Borlase, 1749, p137), farm (Symons, 1884); Lambronwigan, 1622; Lambriggan, 1749, 1884
Lambriggan Downs – Perranzabuloe, now inclosed, and mostly arable (Symons, 1884)
Lambronwigan – Perranzabuloe (CRO, PL/12/6, 1622); Lambronwigan, 1622; Lambriggan, 1749, 1884
Lambrun – Perranzabuloe, manor (*CRO, AR/3/347, 1450); Lambrun, 1450; Lamburn, c.1804; Lambourne, 1927
Lambs Field, Further – Stithians, at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Lambs Field, Homer – Stithians, at Menardue (*CRO, WH/1789, c.1805)
Lamburn – St Agnes, Gwennap, Kea, Kenwyn, Perranzabuloe and Redruth, manor (*CRO, GHW/3/2/2/1, c.1804); Lambrun, 1450; Lamburn, c.1804; Lambourne, 1927
Lamburn – Ruan Lanihorne, farm (Symons, 1884); Lambourne, 1687; Lamburne, 1842; Lamburn, 1884
Lamburne – Perranzabuloe (Borlase, 1749, p137); Lamburne, 1749; Lambourne, 1884
Lamburne – Ruan Lanihorne, tenement (CRO, TA/199, 1842); Lambourne, 1687; Lamburne, 1842; Lamburn, 1884
Lamcrow – Lanlivery, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lameer – St Allen (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Lamellen – St Minver, tenement (*CRO, AP/W/802/1, 1644)
Lamellin – St Erth (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Lamellins ground – St Minver, tenement (*RIC, Z/1/9, 1603)
Lamellion – Lanteglos by Fowey, farm (Symons, 1884) (see also Lamellyone manor)
Lamellion Cross – Liskeard (*CRO, P126/22/1, 1834)
Lamellion Mills – Lanteglos by Fowey (Symons, 1884)
Lamellyn – St Blazey, farm (Symons, 1884); Lemallyn, 1846; Lamellyn, Nantsmellyn, 1884
Lamellyn – Probus, farm, Mr Tresawna’s residence (Symons, 1884)
Lamellyn – St Tudy, seat of E A Magor, Esquire, J P (Symons, 1884)
Lamellyone – Lanteglos by Fowey and St Veep, manor (*RIC, Z/1/9, 1603) (see also Lamellion in Lanteglos by Fowey)
Lametton – St Keyne, tenement (CRO, TA/101, 1843), 2 farms and mill (Symons, 1884)
Lametton Mill Tenement – St Keyne (CRO, TA/101, 1843)
Lamford – Lanlivery, site of the Hospitale Beata Marie Magdal' for lepers (*CRO, AR/50/1, 1258); Lamford, 1258; the Maudlyn, 1681; Maudlin, 1719; Magdalen, 1789; Maudlin, 1884
Lamin – Gwinear, tenement (CRO, TA/80, 1842), farm, also idle mine (Symons, 1884); Lemin, Nomin, 1662; Lamin, 1842, 1884
Laminear – St Just in Roseland (*CRO, P96/4/1, 1634) (see also Lemeers)
Lamleder – Gorran, leases held here by John Broad and John Golly (*CRO, EL/279, c.1700); Lamleder, c.1700; Lambleather, 1884
Lammertons, Higher – Kenwyn (Symons, 1884)
Lamouth Creek – Feock, given in Roads, Creeks & Wastes (CRO, TA/64, 1845)
Lamorack – Lanivet, in the manor of Lanivett, tenements leased by William Marshall and Philip Jewell (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793); Lamorrek, 1435; Lamorack, 1793; Lamorick, 1884
Lamoran – ecclesiastical parish: see under Lamorran.
Lamorick – Lanivet, village (Symons, 1884); Lamorrek, 1435; Lamorack, 1793; Lamorick, 1884
Lamorna Cove – St Buryan, the rivulet in the Lamorna valley divides the lands of Sir John St Aubyn from those of Lord Falmouth and Mr Buller on the west (*CRO, AR/15/152-153, 1761) (*CRO, P23/27/3, 1840); Lamarnah, 1743; Lamorna Cove, 1761, 1840
Lamorna Point – St Buryan (SW 450 236): Lamonye Pointe, (Jaillot, 1692); Lamorne Point, (OS, 1:25000, 2005).
Lamornye Pointe, 1692; Lamorna Point, 2005
Lamornye Pointe – St Buryan: see under Lamorne Point.
Lamorran – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Powder (SW 87 41): Lannmoren, King Edgar to Ælfeah Gerent and Morwrei his wife of two mansae and one pertica here and at Trefneweth (Finberg, 1954, p18, citing from 969); Lamorran, (*CRO, P104/12/1, 1756); Lamoran, (*CRO, P104/12/1, 1759); Lemorron, (*CRO, P104/12/1, 1760); Lamorran, no tenements are named (CRO, TA/104, 1841), the parish is owned by Lord Falmouth (Symons, 1884).
Lannmoren, 969; Lamorran, 1756; Lamoran, 1759; Lemorron, 1760; Lamorran, 1841, 1884
Lamorran – Lamorran (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Lamorran Creek – an arm of the Truro river, anciently navigable to Tregony bridge (Symons, 1884)
Lamorrek – Lanivet (*CRO, AR/3/627, 1435); Lamorrek, 1435; Lamorack, 1793; Lamorick, 1884
Lamorva – Falmouth, late residence of Samuel Fox, Esquire, deceased (Symons, 1884)
Lamparro – Cuby, tenement (CRO, TA/44, 1842); Lamparrow, 1785; Lamparro, 1842
Lamparrow – Cuby (*CRO, AD1200, 1785); Lamparrow, 1785; Lamparro, 1842
Lampathick – Merther, farm (Symons, 1884); Nam-Phathic, 1844; Lampathick, Namprathick, 1884
Lampen – St Neot, of Mrs Lyne (*CRO, P162/4/1, 1757), farm and residence (Symons, 1884)
Lampens – Kea, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lampetha – Tywardreath, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanpethou, 1327; Lampetha, 1884; Lampetho, 1961
Lampetho – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510); Lanpethou, 1327; Lampetha, 1884; Lampetho, 1961
Lamphill – St Breward, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lamphra – Cury (Borlase, 1749, p137); Lamphra, 1749; Lampra, 1884
Lampra – Cury, farm (Symons, 1884); Lamphra, 1749; Lampra, 1884
Lampra Mill – Cury, tenement (CRO, TA/45, 1841)
Lamprethan – St Cleer, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lamprobus – Probus, churchtown: see under Probus.
Lanagan – St Teath, village (Symons, 1884)
Lananta, Eunii iuxta – see Lelant (CRO, AR/2/99, 1469-70); Eunii iuxta Lananta, Euny iuxta Lananta, 1469-70; Lellant, Uny Lelant, 1612; Lelant, Unie Lelant, 1618; Lelant, 1649; Uny Lelant, 1658; Lelant, 1673; Uni Lelant, 1676; Lelant, 1708; Lalant, 1743; Uny Lelant, 1761; Une of Lelant, 1762; Leland, 1765; Uny Lelant, 1836; Lelant, Uny Lelant, 1884
Lananta, Euny iuxta – see Lelant (CRO, AR/2/99, 1469-70); Eunii iuxta Lananta, Euny iuxta Lananta, 1469-70; Lellant, Uny Lelant, 1612; Lelant, Unie Lelant, 1618; Lelant, 1649; Uny Lelant, 1658; Lelant, 1673; Uni Lelant, 1676; Lelant, 1708; Lalant, 1743; Uny Lelant, 1761; Une of Lelant, 1762; Leland, 1765; Uny Lelant, 1836; Lelant, Uny Lelant, 1884
Lanar – Gwennap (*CRO, P79/3/1, 1791); Lanar, 1791; Lannarth, 1840, 1884; Lanner, 1884
Lanarth – St Anthony in Meneage (*CRO, P5/5/1, 1791), tenement (CRO, TA/5, 1841), 2 farms (Symons, 1884); Lenarth, 1779; Lanarth, 1791, 1841, 1884 (see also Lannar)
Lanarth – St Keverne, late parcel of the manor of Treleever alias Reskymer Meneake alias Meneake Reskymer (RIC, HB/8/72, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §224, 1641), the occassional residence and property of George Williams, Esquire, of Scorrier (Symons, 1884)
Lanarth – Mawgan in Meneage, farm (Symons, 1884) (see also Lamarr, Lemarr)
Lanarth and Penstruthal Mines – Gwennap, Joseph Hodge of Truro, bookkeeper and purser (*CRO, STA/693c/136, 1844) (see also Lannarth)
Lanastek – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510, citing from 1376); Lisnestoch, 1086; Lisnestec, c.1180; Lennestock, 1283; Lesnestek, 1293; Lysnestk, 1302; Lesnestec, 1303; Lisnestek, 1346; Lesnestek, 1356; Lanastek, 1376; Lanestok, 1423; Higher/Lower Lanescot, 1884; Lanescot, 1961
Lanaweth – Madron (Penzance), at Trewartha Terrace (CRO, TA/179, No.399, 1845) (see also Lanoweth House)
Lanbrenny – Davidstow, farm (Symons, 1884); Lambrenny, Lanbrenny, 1884
Lancallen – Gorran: (Symons, 1884).
Lancallen, 1884
(See also Nancallan)
Lancare Cross – Pelynt, by Trenake, road here to Turner's Cross, 5 furlongs and 31 poles (*CRO, P173/22/1, 1827)
Lancarfe – Bodmin, farm (Symons, 1884); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarfe Holten – Bodmin, lease held here by Rolf Hanybly (*CRO, EL/279, c.1700); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarff – Bodmin (CRO, EL/7/1, 1634); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarffe – Bodmin (CRO, EL/7/3, 1643); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarffe Barton – Bodmin (CRO, EL/7/1, 1634); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarffe Holten – Bodmin (CRO, EL/7/3, 1643) (*CRO, EL/279, c.1700); Lancarff, Lancarffe Barton, 1634; Lancarffe, Lancarffe Holten, 1643; Lancarfe Holten, c.1700; Lancarfe, 1884
Lancarrow – St Allen, of Oliver Adams Carveth (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Lancarrow – Wendron (CRO, P249/12/1, late 18th century, citing from 1619), tenement (CRO, TA/249, 1844), 27 tenements (Symons, 1884); Lancarrow, 1619; Lancarrow, Langarrow, 1844; Lancarrow, 1884
Lancarse – Bodmin, farm and residence (Symons, 1884)
Lancells – see Launcells (RIC, HB/14/156, *HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1718, 1569); Lancells alias Lanso, 1569; Launcells, 1884
Lances Gew – St Clement, field at Hawkey's and Hicks's (*CRO, AD1200, 1785)
Lanceston – St Mary Magdalene, St Stephen by Launceston, St Thomas by Launceston and Lawhitton, town: see under Launceston.
Lanceston, Thomas near, St – ecclesiastical parish: see under Thomas by Launceston, St.
Lancorla – St Wenn, farm (Symons, 1884); Nancorla alias Lacorla, 1725; Lancurla, 1749; Lancorla, 1884
Lancorru – see Crantock (Padel, 1988, citing from 1302); Langoroch, Langorroc, Sanctus Carentoch, 1086; Seint Karentoc, 1234; Sanctus Carantocus of Lancorru, 1302; Crantocke, 1546; Crantock, c.1590s; Crantocke, 1613; Crantock, 1694, 1759, 1884, 1986
Lancrow – Lanlivery, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lancurla – St Wenn (Borlase, 1749, p137); Nancorla alias Lacorla, 1725; Lancurla, 1749; Lancorla, 1884
Land East – see Laneast (*CRO, P170/13/4/24, 1798); Lannest, early 17th c.; Land-East, Land East, 1798; Laneast, 1884
Land-East – see Laneast (*CRO, P170/13/4/24, 1798); Lannest, early 17th c.; Land-East, Land East, 1798; Laneast, 1884
Land’s End – Sennen (SW 342 253): Lands end, Lands-end, (Blome, 1673, p58); Bout d'Angleterre, (Jaillot, 1692); Landes End, (*CRO, P170/5/10, 1719); Lands End, (Cowley, 1743, map); Von-lâs, the Lands end, the utmost Land, call'd in Greek Bolerium, a casting, jutting forth, & Antivestqum, most likely it had that name from the Greeks trading to Scylly Isles and from thence seeing this Land over against it (Borlase, 1749, p152); Lands End, (*CRO, AR/15/152-153, 1761); Land’s End, Lands-end, (Borlase, 1769, p237); The Land's End, 391 feet above the level of the sea (Moule, 1838, p281); Lands End, the most westerly extremity of mainland England (Symons, 1884); Land's End, (OS, 1:25000, 2005).
Lands end, Lands-end, 1673; Bout d'Angleterre, 1692; Landes End, 1719; Lands End, 1743; Von-lâs, 1749; Lands End, 1761; Land’s End, Lands-end, 1769; The Land's End, 1838; Lands End, 1884, 1980
Landabethick – Blisland, farm (Symons, 1884) (see also Landavithick in Helland)
Landandy – Duloe (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Landare – Duloe (Symons, 1884)
Landare – Pelynt, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landavale – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landavedy – Lansallos, 2 farms (Symons, 1884); Bone's Landeveddy, Landiveddy, 1844; Landavedy, 1884
Landavithick – Helland (Borlase, 1749, p137) (see also Landabethick in Blisland)
Landawednack – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landewednack.
Landawidnok – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landewednack.
Landazar, Higher – Liskeard, farms (Symons, 1884)
Landazar, Lower – Liskeard, farms (Symons, 1884)
Landegea – Kea, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lander field, Lower – Phillack, at Penpol, where a house is now being built (CRO, GRA/120, 1836)
Landerhtun – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landrake.
Landerio – Mylor, tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843), farm (Symons, 1884)
Landerio Wood – Mylor, tenement (CRO, TA/161, 1843); Landerio Wood alias Woodland, 1843
Landers Lake – Lewannick, tenement (CRO, TA/123, 1842)
Landers Tenement – Gunwalloe (CRO, TA/78, 1840)
Landes End – Sennen: see under Land's End.
Landeveddy, Bone's – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Bone's Landeveddy, Landiveddy, 1844; Landavedy, 1884
Landew – Lezant (*CRO, P124/5/1, 1756, 1769 and 1806); Landue, 1749; Landew, 1756, 1769, 1806; Landue, 1884
Landew Mill – Lezant (*CRO, P124/5/1, 1806)
Landewednack – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Kirrier (SW 71 12): Goonwalloe alias Landawednack, (Lyzer in) Goenwalloe, (RIC, HB/14/160, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §994, 1583); (Lesard in) Gwenwala, (RIC, HB/14/161, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §995, 1585); Gwynwalla, (RIC, HB/14/162, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §996, 1587); Gunwallo Landewenicke, (*CRO, ARD/TER/86, 1613); Landewenicke, (*CRO, ARD/TER/40, 1613); Goonwalla-in-Lezard, (*CRO, PL/12/6, 1622); Landewednack, (*CRO, P105/5/1, 1674); Landawednack, (*CRO, P105/5/1, 1680); Landawidnok, (Borlase, 1749, p137); Landewednack, (*CRO, RH/9/3/25/2, c.1750) (Symons, 1884).
Goonwalloe, Landawednack, Goenwalloe, 1583; Gwenwala, 1585; Gwynwalla, 1587; Gunwallo Landewenicke, Landewenicke, 1613; Goonwalla-in-Lezard, 1622; Landewednack, 1674; Landawednack, 1680; Landawidnok, 1749; Landewednack, c.1750, 1884
Landewell Cross – Pelynt: road here to Gipsy Cross, 7 furlongs and 35 poles (*CRO, P173/22/1, 1827).
Landewell Cross, 1827
Landewenicke – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landewednack.
Landewenicke, Gunwallo – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landewednack.
Landfrone – St Germans (*SA, CD/456, 1664); Landfrone, Lanfrone, 1664; Lafrone, 1884
Landgreek – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Landgreek, 1844; Langreek, 1884
Landhulpe – see Landulph (*CRO, P107/25/3, 1524); Landhulpe, 1524; Landulph, 1656, 1842, 1884
Landithe – Madron (Borlase, 1749, p137); Landrith al(ia)s Landithe, 1749; Landithy, 1757, 1782, 1785, 1842, 1884
Landithy – Madron (*CRO, P133/12/1, 1757) (*CRO, P133/5/1, 1782), owned by H M Praed, Esquire, leased and occupied by Thomas Leggo (*CRO, P133/28/3, 1785), tenement (CRO, TA/133, 1842), 147 acres (Symons, 1884); Landrith al(ia)s Landithe, 1749; Landithy, 1757, 1782, 1785, 1842, 1884
Landithy, Lower – Madron (*CRO, P133/5/1, 1782), owned by Sir John St Aubyn, leased by John Hosken and occupied by Francis Trethowan (*CRO, P133/28/3, 1785), tenement (CRO, TA/133, 1842), 32 acres (Symons, 1884); Lower Landithy, 1782, 1785, 1842, 1884
Landiveddy – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Bone's Landeveddy, Landiveddy, 1844; Landavedy, 1884
Landjore – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landlake – South Petherwin, tenement (CRO, TA/211, 1843); Lanleake, 1699; Landlake, 1843; Lanleak, 1884
Landlake Mill – South Petherwin, tenement (CRO, TA/211, 1843); Landlake Mill, 1843; Lanleak Mill, 1884
Landlizzick Wood – Landulph, field name, 12 acres, 3 roods and 30 perches (CRO, TA/107, No. 114, 1842)
Landloe – Liskeard, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landloe Bridge – Liskeard (Symons, 1884)
Landlovely – Cubert, 3 tenements (Symons, 1884); Lanlovey, 1842; Landlovely, Lanlovey, 1884
Landrake – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of East (SX 37 60): Landerhtun, (Finberg, 1954, p19, citing from 1018); lanrak, (*CRO, P107/25/1, 1426) (*CRO, P107/25/67, 1451) (*CRO, P107/25/3, 1524); lanrake, (*CRO, P107/25/4, 1553); Landrake, (*CRO, P106/1/1, 1601); Landricke, (*CRO, P144/5/3/21, 1648); Lanrack, (*SA, CD/456, 1664); lanrake, (*SA, CD/455, 1664); Landrake, (*CRO, AD1751/1, 1827) (Symons, 1884).
Landerhtun, 1018; Lanrak, 1426, 1451, 1524; Lanrake, 1553; Landrake, 1601; Landricke, 1648; Lanrack, Lanrake, 1664; Landrake, 1827, 1884
Landrake – Landrake, village (Symons, 1884)
Landrake – Lezant (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Landrawan – Perranzabuloe (Borlase, 1749, p137); Landrawan, 1749; Hendrawna, 1884
Landrea – St Gluvias (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Landreath – see Lanreath (*CRO, P111/25/13, 1719) (*CRO, P113/21/1/8, 1735); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
Landresse – St Neot (CRO, AD1070/13, 1683); Landtres, Lantresse, 1674; Landresse, Lantress, 1683; Lantrease, 1884
Landrest – Liskeard, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landrest Mills – Liskeard (Symons, 1884)
Landreth – see St Blazey (*CRO, ARD/TER/149, 1601); Sanctus Blasius, 1440; Seynt Blasy, 1525; St Blazy, 1535; Landreth alias Blasye, 1601; St Blazey, c.1835; Saint Blazey, 1846; St Blazey, 1884
Landreth – see Lanreath (*CRO, P113/16a/10, 1735) (*CRO, P113/21/1/11, 1738); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
Landreyne – North Hill, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landricke – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landrake.
Landrine – Ladock, farm (Symons, 1884)
Landrith – Madron (Borlase, 1749, p137); Landrith al(ia)s Landithe, 1749; Landithy, 1757, 1782, 1785, 1842, 1884
Landrivick – Manaccan (Borlase, 1749, p137), occupied by Samuel Kempthorne, esquire (*CRO, P135/3/1, 1796), tenement (CRO, TA/135, 1841), farm (Symons, 1884); Landrivick, 1749, 1796, 1841, 1884
Lands – St Kew, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lands End – Sennen: see under Lands End.
Lands-end – Lanteglos by Camelford (Symons, 1884)
Lands-end – Sennen: see under Lands End.
Landsdown House – Falmouth, Miss MacDowell (Symons, 1884)
Landsugle – South Hill, farm (Symons, 1884); Landsugle, 1842, 1884; Lansugle, 1884
Landteglos – see Lanteglos by Camelford (*CRO, P170/12/9/3, 1779); Lanteglos, 1773; Landteglos, 1779; Lanteglos-by-Camelford, 1884
Landtegloss by Fowey – see Lanteglos by Fowey (*CRO, P116/13/2/1, 1744); lantegles, 1534; Lanteglos by Fowy, 1603; Lanteglos by Fowey, 1734; Lanteglos, 1749; Landtegloss by Fowey, 1744; Lanteglos by Fowey, Lanteglos near Fowey, 1769; Lanteglos, Lanteglos by Fowey, 1786; Lantegloss by Fowey, 1831; Lanteglos by Fowey, 1853; Lanteglos-by-Fowey, 1884
Landtres – St Neot (CRO, AD1070/11, 1674); Landtres, Lantresse, 1674; Landresse, Lantress, 1683; Lantrease, 1884
Landue – Lezant (Borlase, 1749, p137), late the residence of Mr J S Tregoning, also farm and a mill (Symons, 1884); Landue, 1749; Landew, 1756, 1769, 1806; Landue, 1884
Landulph – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of East (*CRO, P107/25/6, 1656) (CRO, TA/107, 1842) (Symons, 1884); Landhulpe, 1524; Landulph, 1656, 1842, 1884
Landulph – Landulph, tenement (CRO, TA/107, 1842)
Landvean – St Keverne (Borlase, 1749, p137)
Landwithan – see Lawhitton (Finberg, 1954, p17, citing from 815-839); Landwithan, 815-839; Lawhitton, 1640, 1734, 1842, 1884
Landzeague – St Just in Roseland, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanzeague, 1634, 1842; Landzeague, Lanzeague, 1884
Lane – St Allen, small village near Zelah, having a Bible Christian chapel (Symons, 1884)
Lane – St Columb Minor, hamlet and smithy (Symons, 1884); Lane (and Trevilley), 1842; Lane, 1884
Lane – St Just in Roseland, small village containing a Wesleyan chapel (Symons, 1884)
Lane – Kenwyn, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lane – Probus, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lane and Trevilley – St Columb Minor, tenement (CRO, TA/37, 1842); Lane (and Trevilley), 1842; Lane, 1884
Lane-end – Egloshayle, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lane-end – St Erme, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Lane end – Lezant (*CRO, P124/5/1, 1806)
Lane-end – Luxulyan, smithy (Symons, 1884)
Lane-end – St Stephen in Brannel, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lane-end, East – Roche, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Lane-end, West – Roche, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Lane-parke – Cardinham, in the Manor of Cardinham, of Hugh Congden (*CRO, AR/3/429, 1675); Lane-p(ar)ke, 1675
Lane's Tenement – Trewen (CRO, TA/235, 1844)
Laneast – ecclesiastical parish, hundreds of East and Lesnewth (Symons, 1884); Lannest, early 17th c.; Land-East, Land East, 1798; Laneast, 1884
Laner Meadow – St Allen, field in Roskief (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796)
Lanescot – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510); Lisnestoch, 1086; Lisnestec, c.1180; Lennestock, 1283; Lesnestek, 1293; Lysnestk, 1302; Lesnestec, 1303; Lisnestek, 1346; Lesnestek, 1356; Lanastek, 1376; Lanestok, 1423; Higher/Lower Lanescot, 1884; Lanescot, 1961
Lanescot, Higher – Tywardreath, farm and mine (Symons, 1884); Lisnestoch, 1086; Lisnestec, c.1180; Lennestock, 1283; Lesnestek, 1293; Lysnestk, 1302; Lesnestec, 1303; Lisnestek, 1346; Lesnestek, 1356; Lanastek, 1376; Lanestok, 1423; Higher/Lower Lanescot, 1884; Lanescot, 1961
Lanescot, Lower – Tywardreath, farm and mine (Symons, 1884); Lisnestoch, 1086; Lisnestec, c.1180; Lennestock, 1283; Lesnestek, 1293; Lysnestk, 1302; Lesnestec, 1303; Lisnestek, 1346; Lesnestek, 1356; Lanastek, 1376; Lanestok, 1423; Higher/Lower Lanescot, 1884; Lanescot, 1961
Lanestok – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510, citing from 1423); Lisnestoch, 1086; Lisnestec, c.1180; Lennestock, 1283; Lesnestek, 1293; Lysnestk, 1302; Lesnestec, 1303; Lisnestek, 1346; Lesnestek, 1356; Lanastek, 1376; Lanestok, 1423; Higher/Lower Lanescot, 1884; Lanescot, 1961
Lanevet – see Lanivet (*CRO, AR/3/627, 1435); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanevett – see Lanivet (*CRO, P110/25/36, 1544); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanevit – see Lanivet (*RIC, Z/13/18, 1564); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanevitt – see Lanivet (*CRO, P247/1/1, 1708); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanfrone – St Germans, tenement, part in the Manor of Tredinnick (*SA, CD/455, 1664); Landfrone, Lanfrone, 1664; Lafrone, 1884
Lang, Dinhams – Lezant, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lang, Wheal – St Levan, field in Raftra (CRO, TA/122, No.378, 1842)
Lang’s Mill – Cardinham (Symons, 1884)
Langarrow – Wendron, tenement (CRO, TA/249, 1844); Lancarrow, 1619; Lancarrow, Langarrow, 1844; Lancarrow, 1884
Langarth – Kenwyn, large farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon – Boyton, 2 farms (Symons, 1884); Langdon, 1884; Langdon Farm, 1907
Langdon – Jacobstow, hamlet and farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon – Werrington, tenement (CRO, TA/251, 1844) (OS, 6", 1907)
Langdon, Broad – Jacobstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon, Higher – Jacobstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon, Higher – St Neot, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon, Lower – St Neot, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon, West – Jacobstow, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langdon Cottage – Boyton (OS, 6", 1907)
Langdon Cottage – Werrington (OS, 6", 1907)
Langdon Cross – Werrington (OS, 6", 1907)
Langdon Farm – Boyton (OS, 6", 1907); Langdon, 1884; Langdon Farm, 1907
Langdon Lane – Jacobstow, hamlet (Symons, 1884)
Langdon Mill – Jacobstow, flour mill (Symons, 1884)
Langdons – Colan (*CRO, TA/35, 1842)
Langerton – Whitstone, farm (Symons, 1884); Languidon, 1749; Langerton, 1884
Langerton Mill – Whitstone, flour mill (Symons, 1884)
Langford – Kilkhampton (SS 2709) (Borlase, 1749, p137), tenements (CRO, TA/102, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884) (OS, 1:25000, 1997); Langford, 1749, 1842, 1884, 1997
Langford – North Petherwin, occupied by Hugh Pearse (*CRO, P167/3/18, 1823)
Langford, East – Kilkhampton (SS 2810) (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Langford Farm, East – Kilkhampton (SS 2910) (OS, 1:25000, 1997)
Langford Hill – Marhamchurch, the seat of C N Bray, Esquire, J P (Symons, 1884)
Langherne – Mawgan in Pydar (RIC, HB/11/9, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §1015, 1640); Lanherne, c.1600s; Langherne, 1640; Lanhearn, Lanhearne, 1684; Lanherne, 1746, 1884
Langmaid's Tregue – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844)
Langore – St Stephen by Launceston, farm (Symons, 1884) (OS, 6", 1907)
Langoroch – see Crantock (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Langoroch, Langorroc, Sanctus Carentoch, 1086; Seint Karentoc, 1234; Sanctus Carantocus of Lancorru, 1302; Crantocke, 1546; Crantock, c.1590s; Crantocke, 1613; Crantock, 1694, 1759, 1884, 1986
Langorroc – see Crantock (Maxwell, 1986, citing from 1086); Langoroch, Langorroc, Sanctus Carentoch, 1086; Seint Karentoc, 1234; Sanctus Carantocus of Lancorru, 1302; Crantocke, 1546; Crantock, c.1590s; Crantocke, 1613; Crantock, 1694, 1759, 1884, 1986
Langreek – Lansallos, farm (Symons, 1884); Landgreek, 1844; Langreek, 1884
Langston – Blisland, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langstone – North Hill, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langstone, East – North Hill, farm (Symons, 1884)
Languidon – Whitstone (Borlase, 1749, p137); Languidon, 1749; Langerton, 1884
Langunnet – St Veep, farm (Symons, 1884)
Langustenstyn – see Constantine (Padel, 1988, citing from 1367); Sanctus Constantin(us), 1086; Langustenstyn, 1367; Costentyn, 1441; Constenton, 1595; Constenton, Costenton, 1695; Constenton, 1722; Constantine, 1769, 1819, 1827, 1842, 1884, 1988
Langweath – Mawgan in Meneage, tenement (CRO, TA/140, 1841) (*CRO, V/P/31, 1851), 2 farms (Symons, 1884); Langweath, 1841, 1851, 1884
Langwethen – St Winnow (*RIC, Z/1/4, 1576); Langwethyon, 1534; Langwethen, 1576; Lanwithan, 1884
Langwethyon – St Winnow (*RIC, Z/1/1, 1534); Langwethyon, 1534; Langwethen, 1576; Lanwithan, 1884
Langwith – Colan, tenement, Crown Lands occupied by John King, 70 acres and 13 perches (*CRO, TA/35, 1842)
Lanhaddron – St Ewe, Gorran and St Mewan, manor (*CRO, AR/4/1259, 1459) (*CRO, AR/4/1271, 1500); Lanladeroun, 1305; Lanhaddron, 1459, 1500; Nansladderon, 1558; Lanhadron alias Nansladron, 1714
Lanhadron – St Ewe and St Mewan, mannor (RIC, HP/13/19, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §287, 1714); Lanladeroun, 1305; Lanhaddron, 1459, 1500; Nansladderon, 1558; Lanhadron alias Nansladron, 1714
Lanhadron – St Ewe (CRO, AD134/22, 1710-11), farm (Symons, 1884); Nansladdron, 1506; Lanhadron, Lansladron, Nansladron, 1710-11, 1884
Lanhargy – Linkinhorne, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanhorgy, 1726; Lanhargy, 1884
Lanhassick – Veryan, farm and mill (Symons, 1884)
Lanhay – Gerrans (Symons, 1884)
Lanhearn – Mawgan in Pydar (*CRO, P141/12/1, 1684); Lanherne, c.1600s; Langherne, 1640; Lanhearn, Lanhearne, 1684; Lanherne, 1746, 1884
Lanhearne – Mawgan in Pydar (*CRO, P141/12/1, 1684); Lanherne, c.1600s; Langherne, 1640; Lanhearn, Lanhearne, 1684; Lanherne, 1746, 1884
Lanhern – Mawgan in Pydar, manor, of John Arundell (*CRO, AR/2/749, 1558)
Lanherne – Mawgan in Pydar, of John Arrundell Esquyer (*CRO, ARD/TER/166, c.1600s) (*CRO, P141/12/1, 1746), farm and nunnery (Symons, 1884); Lanherne, c.1600s; Langherne, 1640; Lanhearn, Lanhearne, 1684; Lanherne, 1746, 1884
Lanherne Mill – Mawgan in Pydar, flour mills (Symons, 1884)
Lanherriot – Fowey, tenement (CRO, TA/66, 1840), farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanheverne – St Keverne: see under Keverne, St.
Lanhinsworth – St Columb Major, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanhoose – Gerrans (RIC, HB/14/105a, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §1006, 1615), 2 farms (Symons, 1884); Lanhose alias Lanhoose, 1615; Lanhowse, 1652; Lanhoose, 1884
Lanhorgy – Linkinhorne (*CRO, P125/4/1, 1726); Lanhorgy, 1726; Lanhargy, 1884
Lanhose – Gerrans (RIC, HB/14/105a, *HendCal 5, c.1920s, §1006, 1615); Lanhose alias Lanhoose, 1615; Lanhowse, 1652; Lanhoose, 1884
Lanhowse – Gerrans (CRO, AD1023/35, 1652); Lanhose alias Lanhoose, 1615; Lanhowse, 1652; Lanhoose, 1884
Lanhydrock – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Pydar (Symons, 1884)
Lanhydrock House – Lanhydrock, the seat of Lord Robartes, recently destroyed by fire, is now being re-built on a grand scale (Symons, 1884)
Lanhyhorne, Ruan – ecclesiastical parish: see under Ruan Lanihorne.
Lanihorne, Rewan – ecclesiastical parish: see under Ruan Lanihorne.
Lanihorne, Ruan – ecclesiastical parish: see under Ruan Lanihorne.
Lanihorne Wood – Ruan Lanihorne, given in introduction (CRO, TA/199, 1842)
Laniley – St Clement, residence of Mr N Odgers (Symons, 1884)
Laniley Wood – St Clement, at Bodrean (*CRO, CH/30/3/17, 1905)
Laninval, Lower – Lanivet, 18 acres (Symons, 1884)
Lanivet – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of Pydar (Symons, 1884); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanivet – Lanivet, village (Symons, 1884); Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanivett – see Lanivet (*CRO, P110/25/62, 1530) (*CRO, P110/25/49, 1592) (*CRO, P110/1/1, 1671) (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanivett – Lanivet, manor, the joint estate of the Earl of Corke and William Poyntz, Esquire (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793)
Lanivett – Lanivet, village, in the Manor of Lanivett (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793); Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lanivett Wood – Lanivet, in the manor of Lanivett, 16 acres, 2 roods and 16 perches leased and occupied by Nicholas Grose on the lives of Mary May, 60, Robert Laurence, 65, and Laurence Thomas, 63 (*CRO, X81/1/2, 1793)
Lanjeth – St Stephen in Brannel [given as St Stephens-by-St Austell], hamlet, farm and Wesleyan chapel (Symons, 1884)
Lanjew – Kea, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanzewe alias Lanjewe, 1689; Lanjew, 1884
Lanjew – Withiel, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanjewe – St Issey (RIC, HB/14/150, *HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1482, 1689); Lanzewe alias Lanjewe, 1689; Lanjew, 1884
Lanjewick – St Allen, of Lord Viscount Falmouth (*CRO, PB/4/129, 1796); Lanjewick alias Nansuick, 1796; Nansuick, 1884
Lanjore – St Germans, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lank – St Breward, 10 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Lank – Helland, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lank, Higher – St Breward, 10 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Lank, Lower – St Breward, 2 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Lankeast – St Neot, farm (Symons, 1884) (Gover et al, 1931, p259); Lankest, 1364, 1380; Lankeast, 1884, 1931
Lankelly – Fowey, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lankelly – Lanreath (*CRO, P111/25/13, 1725), farm (Symons, 1884)
Lankest – St Neot [all details in need of verification] (Gover et al, 1931, p259, citing from 1364 and 1380); Lankest, 1364, 1380; Lankeast, 1884, 1931
Lankidden – St Keverne (SW 756 166), headland with cliff castle (OS, 25”, 1907) (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Lankidden Cove – St Keverne (SW 756 167) (OS, 25”, 1907) (OS, 1:25000, 1996)
Lankinhorn – ecclesiastical parish: see under Linkinhorne.
Lanladeroun – St Ewe, manor, given in the name of Serlo de Lanladeroun, lord of the manor (Henderson, 1935, p15, citing from 1305); Lanladeroun, 1305; Lanhaddron, 1459, 1500; Nansladderon, 1558; Lanhadron alias Nansladron, 1714
Lanlawren Gates – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Lanlawren Gates/Lane, 1844; Lanlawrne, 1884
Lanlawren Lane – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Lanlawren Gates/Lane, 1844; Lanlawrne, 1884
Lanlawrne – Lanteglos by Fowey, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanlawren Gates/Lane, 1844; Lanlawrne, 1884
Lanleak – South Petherwin, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanleake, 1699; Landlake, 1843; Lanleak, 1884
Lanleak Mill – South Petherwin, mill and farm (Symons, 1884); Landlake Mill, 1843; Lanleak Mill, 1884
Lanleake – South Petherwin, Christopher Killiowe (*CRO, P110/25/69, 1699); Lanleake, 1699; Landlake, 1843; Lanleak, 1884
Lanlivery – ecclesiastical parish and village, hundred of Powder (*CRO, P236/1/1, 1615) (*CRO, KL/17/2, 1702) (Symons, 1884); Lanlyuery, 1258; Lanlivery, 1615, 1702; Linlavry, 1730; Lanlivery, 1884
Lanlovey – Cubert, tenement (CRO, TA/43, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884); Lanlovey, 1842; Landlovely, Lanlovey, 1884
Lanlovey & Cross Ground – Cubert, tenement (CRO, TA/43, 1842)
Lanlyuery – see Lanlivery (*CRO, AR/50/1, 1258); Lanlyuery, 1258; Lanlivery, 1615, 1702; Linlavry, 1730; Lanlivery, 1884
Lannah – St Ewe, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lannar – St Anthony in Meneage (*CRO, P135/28/2, 1804), farm (Symons, 1884) (see also Lanarth)
Lannarth – ecclesiastical parish, formed out of part of Gwennap in 1844 (Symons, 1884)
Lannarth – Gwennap, tenement (CRO, P79/27/2 (TA), 1840), large village and several small farms (Symons, 1884); Lanar, 1791; Lannarth, 1840, 1884; Lanner, 1884
Lannarth Common – Gwennap, tenement (CRO, P79/27/2 (TA), 1840)
Lannceston – St Mary Magdelen, St Stephen by Launceston, St Thomas by Launceston and Lawhitton, town: see under Launceston.
lannceston, ecclesie Sancte Stephi prothomartiris de – see St Stephen by Launceston (*CRO, BLAUS/108, 1522); ecclesie Sancte Stephi prothomartiris de lannceston, 1522; St Stivens by Lanstone, 1600; St Stephens-by-Launceston, 1884
Lannear – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844); Lannear, 1844; Lanner, 1884
Lanner – St Allen, farm and coppice (Symons, 1884)
Lanner – Gwennap, large village and several small farms (Symons, 1884); Lanar, 1791; Lannarth, 1840, 1884; Lanner, 1884
Lanner – Lansallos, farm (Symons, 1884); Lannear, 1844; Lanner, 1884 (see also Lunear)
Lanner, Higher – Kea, 3 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Lanner, Higher – Sithney, tenement (CRO, TA/209, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanner, Lower – Gwennap, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanner, Lower – Kea, 12 tenements (Symons, 1884)
Lanner, Lower – Sithney, tenement (CRO, TA/209, 1842)
Lanner, Trevassack – Constantine, tenement (CRO, TA/39, 1842)
Lanner Mill – St Allen, 23 acres and mill (Symons, 1884)
Lanner Vean – Sithney, tenement (CRO, TA/209, 1842), farm (Symons, 1884)
Lannest – see Laneast (*CRO, ARD/TER/1, early 17th c); Lannest, early 17th c.; Land-East, Land East, 1798; Laneast, 1884
Lannevett – see Lanivet (*CRO, P110/25/31, 1505); Lanevet, 1435; Lannevett, 1505; Lanyvet, 1515, 1530; Lanivett, 1530; Lanevett, 1544; Lanevit, 1564; Lanyvot, 1567; Lanyvett, 1571; Lanivett, 1592; Lanyvett, 1612, 1659; Lanivett, 1671, 1699; Lanevitt, 1708; Lanivett, 1793; Lanivet, 1884
Lannick, Little – Pelynt, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lannick, Much – Pelynt, farm (Symons, 1884); Mychlarnyck, 1619; Michlarnicke, 1628; Much Lannick, 1884 (see also Muchfarnick)
Lanningle – Lanivet, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lannowseynte – St Kew, manor, granted by King Edward VI to Roger Prydeaux, formerly lands of the prioratum de Plympton (*RIC, Z/13/5, 1549); Lannowseynte alias Seynt Kew, 1549; Lanowe, 1727; Lanow, 1794
Lannu House – Gwennap, Mr G S Bray, solicitor (Symons, 1884)
Lannmoren – ecclesiastical parish: see under Lamorran.
Lanow – St Kew, manor (*CRO, F/4/181/2, 1794); Lannowseynte alias St Kew, 1549; Lanowe, 1727; Lanow, 1794
Lanow – St Kew, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanowe – St Kew, manor (*CRO, F/4/164/3, 1727); Lannowseynte alias St Kew, 1549; Lanowe, 1727; Lanow, 1794
Lanoweth House – Madron (Penzance), Mr Brittain (Symons, 1884) (see also Lanaweth)
Lanoy – North Hill, Mr T Pethick (Symons, 1884)
Lanpethou – Tywardreath (Stephens, 1961, p510, citing from 1327); Lanpethou, 1327; Lampetha, 1884; Lampetho, 1961
Lanrack – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landrake.
Lanrak – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landrake.
Lanrake – ecclesiastical parish: see under Landrake.
lanraythow – see Lanreath (*RIC, Z/1/1, 1534); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
lanraythowe – see Lanreath (*RIC, Z/1/1, 1534); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
Lanreath – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of West (*CRO, P111/25/13, 1719) (*CRO, P113/16a/2, 1738) (*CRO, P113/3/2, 1808) (Symons, 1884); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
Lanreath – Lanreath, village (Symons, 1884)
Lanreth – see Lanreath (*CRO, P247/1/1, 1677) (*CRO, P113/16a/9, 1700) (*CRO, P113/16a/1, 1738); lanraythow, lanraythowe, 1534; Lanreth, 1677, 1700; Lanreath, Landreath, 1719; Landreath, Landreth, 1735; Landreth, Lanreath, Lanreth, 1738; Lanreath, 1808, 1884
Lansallos – ecclesiastical parish, hundred of West (*CRO, P110/25/64, c.1580) (*CRO, AP/G/652, 1663) (*CRO, P116/13/4/7/1, 1786) (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844) (Symons, 1884); Lansalluwys, 1376; Lansallos, c.1580, 1663; Lansalos, 1749; Lansallos, 1786, 1844, 1884
Lansallos Barton – Lansallos, tenement (CRO, FS3/1303 (TA), 1844) (see also Barton)
Lansalos – see Lansallos (*CRO, P116/13/1/5a, 1749); Lansalluwys, 1376; Lansallos, c.1580, 1663; Lansalos, 1749; Lansallos, 1786, 1844, 1884
Lansaluwys – see Lansallos (*CRO, X793/275, 1376); Lansalluwys, 1376; Lansallos, c.1580, 1663; Lansalos, 1749; Lansallos, 1786, 1844, 1884
Lansangath – St Clement, farm (Symons, 1884)
Lanseage – St Kew, sold by Sir Peter Killigrewe, knighte of Arwenacke to John Tregagle, esquire (*RIC, Z/13/9, 1662); Lanseugy, 1422; Lanseage alias Lansegie, 1662; Higher/Lower Lanseague, 1884
Lanseague, Higher – St Kew, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanseugy, 1422; Lanseage alias Lansegie, 1662; Higher/Lower Lanseague, 1884
Lanseague, Lower – St Kew, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanseugy, 1422; Lanseage alias Lansegie, 1662; Higher/Lower Lanseague, 1884
Lanseaton – Liskeard, farm (Symons, 1884); Lanseithan, 1834; Lanseaton, 1884
Lansegie – St Kew, sold by Sir Peter Killigrewe, knighte of Arwenacke to John Tregagle, esquire (*RIC, Z/13/9, 1662); Lanseugy, 1422; Lanseage alias Lansegie, 1662; Higher/Lower Lanseague, 1884
Lanseithan – Liskeard (*CRO, P126/22/1, 1834); Lanseithan, 1834; Lanseaton, 1884
Lansenwith – Stithians, 2 farms (Symons, 1884) (Gover, 1948, p530); Lasenwith, 1660; Lansenwith, 1884, 1948
Lanseugy – St Kew (*RIC, Z/13/15, 1422); Lanseugy, 1422; Lanseage alias Lansegie, 1662; Higher/Lower Lanseague, 1884
Lansingey – Madron, farm (Symons, 1884); Lesinga, 1673; Lesengey, 1757; Lesingey, 1782; Lesengy, 1785; Lazingey, Lesengey, 1792; Lesingy, 1819; Lasingey, 1842; Lansingey, Lesingey, 1884
Lansladron – St Ewe (CRO, AD134/22, 1710-11), farm (Symons, 1884); Nansladdron, 1506; Lanhadron, Lansladron, Nansladron, 1710-11, 1884
Lanso – see Launcells (RIC, HB/14/156, *HendCal 8, c.1920s, §1718, 1569); Lancells alias Lanso, 1569; Launcells, 1884
Lansownack – Lamorran (RIC, HP/11/2, *HendCal 9, c.1920s, §185, 1687); Lansownack, 1687; Lansownick, 1884
Lansownick – Lamorran, farm (Symons, 1884); Lansownack, 1687; Lansownick, 1884