Help with addresses

[Meggiejayne]

I've tried doing a Google search but it doesnt shed any light.

My great great grandmother was living in Coningsby in 1851. Previous to this they were running a farm in Billinghay.

In 1851 they are living at what I think is 288 Coningsby Lodge. I do not know whether this is a street name or even a big building. I used to live in New York, so whilst I know a little about the area I only really know the High Street and around the RAF Base and Clifton Park.

Is anyone able to help me with a location on this. Also Back Lane in Coningsby as it would be nice to have an idea of where they lived.

Thank you

[AlanBoyd]

Back Lane seems to  correspond to the modern Park Lane;

https://tinyurl.com/d4tdc9s6

[Meggiejayne]

Thank you, it certainly looks that way. So one location sorted.

[AlanBoyd]

There is a modern Lodge Road running NW out of the Market Place. Could you perhaps post an image of the other address, or a reference to the census entry so that others can see it. “288 Coningsby Lodge” doesn’t sound very 1851.

[hanes teulu]

There is a modern Lodge Road running NW out of the Market Place. Could you perhaps post an image of the other address, or a reference to the census entry so that others can see it. “288 Coningsby Lodge” doesn’t sound very 1851.

An instance of quoting "No of Schedule" (col 1) as House No?

[AlanBoyd]

Hadn’t thought of that!

[hanes teulu]

Yup - took Schedule No. as House No.
We're on Coningsby Moor. There is an entry for Coningsby Lodge on Coningsby Moor - the enumerator has dittoed after "Coningsby Lodge" where I think he means to ditto Coningsby Moor only.

https://maps.nls.uk/view/101589821

The Map shows a "Lodge House" Coningsby Field, close to Coningsby Moor.

[hanes teulu]

The property immediately before Coningsby Lodge on the '51 Census is "Cross Keys House"?

[Meggiejayne]

So are we assuming its 288 Coningsby Moor then and not Coningsby Lodge? I couldn't figure out which part was being "dittoed".