Misc crime

Posted on 28th January 2022 by Viv Rosser

Surname	Christian Name	Parish	Description	Date
Absolom	Edward		removing to avoid a distress	30/01/1875
Allen	John	Mamhilad	assaulting John Harris at the Star Inn	19/03/1870
Allen	Maurice		assaulting his wife	26/03/1870
Allen	John, a smith	Mamhilad	v John Morgan, for chaffing machine	30/04/1870
Allen	Maurice		assaulting Mary Cunningham	07/05/1870
Andrews	Joshua	llanithel	stealing planks, prop Charles Rafle	07/05/1870
Andrews	Joshua	Llanithel	Bound Over	28/05/1870
Andrews	John 10, seriously injured	Pontnewynydd	st. gooseberries, prop of Geo Fothergill	28/05/1870
Ansell	Mary	Talywain	st. a towel, prop of David Evans, Georg	18/06/1870
Arthur	Thomas	Goytrey	unpaid poor rate	02/10/1880
Askens	William		drunk on highway in Pontypool	22/02/1884
Askew	William	Pontypool	drunk on highway	22/03/1884
Austin	James, servant to Dr Lawrence	Pontymoile		28/05/1870
Bailey	Elizabeth	Blaenavon	disorderly prostitution	01/10/1869
Baker	Samuel + wife fmr	Llanvaches	v Hannah Lewis, Usk	02/12/1865
Baker	John, a boy	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Baker	Miranda	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Ballenger	John	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Balmond	John, Snatchwood Inn	Snatchwood	keeping his house open after hours	15/05/1870
Barrell	George, 20 labr	Grosmont	indicted for disgusting behaviour	02/04/1870
Bartlett	Honera	Newport	st. a watch, prop of Samuel George	26/03/1870
Bastain	Charles	Crumlin	breach of the peace	22/02/1884
Batts, photo	George, 15	Newbridge	stealing 11/6	14/07/1876
Baylis	John, farmer	Llangview	v Richd. Williams, Usk	21/10/1865
Baylis	John, a litle boy	Pontymoile	sett a dog on Jas Knipe, a little boy	28/05/1870
Beachem	William	Pontypool	fighting in Trosnant	05/03/1870
Berry	John	Celynen	charges of illegitimate child	22/02/1884
Bessix	James, wife Martha		assault	29/01/1859
Bevan	William	Goytrey	affiliation	07/10/1865
Bevan	Ann	Goytrey	alleged murder of a child at Goytrey	16/08/1873
Bevan	Rowland	Blaenafon	breach of the peace	22/01/1870
Bevan	Mathew	Abersychan	drunk	19/03/1870
Bevan, description	George, 45	Chepstow
Bishop	Thomas	Abergavenny	stealing masons tools	08/01/1859
Bishop		Lanvair	leaving employment	22/01/1859
Bodham	John, inquest	Tredegar	killed by fall of coal	26/02/1870
Bond	John, publican	Cwmynyscoy	open during prohibited hours	14/03/1884
Bond	John	Cwm	keeping beer hse open during pro hou	12/02/1870
Booth	Samuel	Pentrepeod	kpg beer hse open during prohibited h	19/03/1870
Bord	Jacob	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd	26/03/1870
Bound	John, a seaman	Newport	stealing beer	05/03/1870
Bowen	Edward	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd	26/03/1870
Brewer	John	Nantyderry	assault on Eliz.th Howard	26/08/1876
Brewer	John	Goytrey	non-payment of wages	11/08/1877
Brian	Patrick	Cwmbran	drunk + incapable	29/02/1884
Bridge	Martha	Panteg	trespassing on Ebbw Vale Co	05/02/1870
Britain	George	Blaenavon	drunk + riotous	07/03/1884
Brown	Thomas		stealing bread + cheese in Goytrey	01/07/1876
Brown	George	Goytrey	stealing wood	18/08/1877
Brown	George	Goytrey	wood stealing case	25/08/1877
Brown		Snatchwood	begging tramps	04/12/1880
Brown		Snatchwood	begging tramps	04/12/1880
Brown	James, aged 70	Pentwyn-mawr	? Incapable	22/02/1884
Brute	Benjamin	Cwmbran	drunk + incapable	29/02/1884
Bryan	Michael		drinking in Ship Inn after hours	22/01/1870
Bryant	Mary	Abersychan	threatening Charlotte Phillips	29/01/1870
Bryant	Morgan	Abersychan	drunk + riotous	14/05/1870
Bryant	John	Abersychan	ass. Geo Evans, mill mngr, Ebbw Vale C	11/06/1870
Bryant	Morgan	Abersychan	ass. Geo Evans, mill mngr, Ebbw Vale C	11/06/1870
Burland	Elizabeth	Goytrey	leaving a child chargable to the parish	06/02/1875
Burns	Michael, 34, tailor	Bedwellty	st from James Batler + Timothy Donag	08/01/1870
Burrows	James	Cwmafon	beerhouse open during prohibited hou	16/04/1870
Bush	Michael	Abersychan	leaving work without giving notice	09/04/1870
Butt	Thomas	Blaenafon	assaulting Sarah Rogers	09/04/1870
Cable	Caleb, 42, shoemaker	Newport	intent to de-fraud	08/01/1870
Calcott	John, an old man	Pontypool	begging in Pontypool	28/05/1870
Cantey	Jeremiah		drinking in Ship Inn after hours	22/01/1870
Carpenter	Joseph		assault on Wm Price	05/02/1859
Carpenter	William	Llanithel	Six Bells, drunk + disorderley	26/02/1870
Carrie	Edward	Blaenafon	breach of the peace	22/01/1870
Casey	Morris	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Charles	William	Llanhowell	fish poaching	22/07/1865
Charles	Joseph	Newbridge	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Charles	Thomas, 13	Pontypool Park Estate	stealing 11 pheasants eggs	14/05/1870
Clark	Mary Ann	Talywain	breach of the peace	15/01/1870
Clark	William, a little boy	Pontnewynydd	st. gooseberries, prop of Geo Fothergill	28/05/1870
Clements	George	Monkswood	robbery from the person	12/08/1865
Cocker	William, 42, smith	St Woolos	stealing from Wm Newman	08/01/1870
Collier	John Frederick	Newport	Affiliation arrears	01/04/1865
Collier	Julia		stealing at Abertillery	22/02/1884
Collins	John, shoemaker	Blaenavon	drunk + disorderly	14/03/1884
Connick	Isaac	Garndiffaith	drunk + ref to quit the Hanbury Arms	18/06/1870
Cooke	John	Blaenafon	assaulting James Bishop	04/06/1870
Corbett	Charles	Sebastapol	stealing a concertina, prop of Saml Bat	23/04/1870
Corbett	Charles		court case, stealing concertina	30/04/1870
Corkory	John	Abersychan	drunk	19/03/1870
Craddick	Richard	Pontypool	travelling without paying his fare	15/01/1870
Crane	John		assault at the Glyn Pit	05/06/1880
Cresswell	Frederick 37, inquest	Forgehammer Inn	found drowned	26/02/1870
Crimmens	Patrick	Trosnant	stealing £3 10s	01/10/1869
Cripp	Alfred		leaving his work	22/02/1884
Cripps	Alfred	Blaenavon	leaving work while still an apprentce	22/03/1884
Crocker	William	Goytrey	v Herbert Edwards	22/10/1864
Cross	William	Abersychan	assaulting William Murphy	12/03/1870
Cross	Edward	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd	26/03/1870
Cross	John	Blaenafon	drunkenness	07/05/1870
Crowley	Michael (tailor)	Abergavenny	drunk + riotous	29/07/1865
Crowley	Margaret		assaulting Charlotte Davies	14/05/1870
Crump	Henry	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Curran	Patrick	Abersychan	disorderly, and ref to quit a public hou	19/02/1870
Curry	Edward, 20	Blaenafon	assaulting Mary Ann Brace, abt 70 yrs	12/02/1870
Dacey	Jeremiah		non-payment of poor rate	12/02/1870
Daley	James		assault on Bridget Hopkins	28/01/1865
Dando	George	Abersychan	fighting	14/03/1884
Daniel	John	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	29/01/1859
Daniel	John, grocer + draper	Abersychan		30/04/1870
Daniels	Joshua, builder	Crickhowell	v Major McDonnell Usk	21/10/1865
Dates	William		summoned by James Jones	24/12/1864
Davies	William jnr	Usk	v Philip Morgan	22/10/1864
Davies	William	Langview	v James Meredith, cc	17/12/1864
Davies	William (innkpr)	Langview	v John Jones, Wolvesnewton	17/12/1864
Davies	James	Crumlin	Affiliation arrears	20/05/1865
Davies	William, innkpr	Llangview	v Joseph James, Lower Garn P’pool	02/12/1865
Davies	Harriet	Pontypool	disorderly prostitution	01/10/1869
Davies	Rosanna	Pontypool	disorderly prostitution	01/10/1869
Davies	James Henry		keeping his beerhse open/prohib hrs	08/01/1870
Davies	James	Lanvair Kilgeddin	in beerhse during prohibited hours	08/01/1870
Davies	Lewis	Blaenavon	larceny in beer house	22/01/1859
Davies	William	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
Davies	Thomas	Mynyddysllwyn	stealing property of b Shepard	08/01/1870
Davies	Edward	Mynyddysllwyn	stealing property of b Shepard	08/01/1870
Davies	Elizabeth, a married woman	Cwmbran	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	12/02/1870
Davies	Mary, dau of Elizabeth	Cwmbran	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	12/02/1870
Davies alias Pendry	John	Penmain	stealing money	07/03/1884
Dawkin	Thomas	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd	26/03/1870
Day	Martin	Cwmbran	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Day	William, innkeeper	Usk	house open after hours	08/01/1859
Dean	George	Newport	assault on Eli Thomas	14/03/1884
Desmond	Daniel	Pontypool	prize fight	16/11/1872
Desmond	Daniel	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Desmond	Margaret	Pontypool	keeping public house open after hours	15/01/1870
Desmond	Timothy	Abersychan	drunk	18/06/1870
Desmond	Daniel, 29	Pontypool	vagrancy	10/07/1876
Dixon	Matthias	Monkswood	assault	12/08/1865
Dixon	Edmund		fish poaching	22/07/1865
Dixon	Edmund		drunk + disorderly	22/01/1859
Dixon	John	Newport	obt money from Mr Evans, merchant	08/01/1870
Dooley	Richard	Caerleon/Newport	neglecting to maintain his mother	29/02/1884
Drake	Mary, 23	Blaenafon	attempting to commit suicide	07/05/1870
Driscoll	Daniel, labr	Abersychan	drunk	23/04/1870
Duffey, description	George, 42, wid, 5 ch	Newport	deserting his ship	24/08/1876
Edmunds	William	Cwm-y-glyn	non-payment of wages	22/01/1859
Edwards	Thomas	Gwehelog	v Edward Griffiths	22/10/1864
Edwards	Edward		Leaving his horse + cart	20/05/1865
Edwards	Henry	Lanfoist	drunk	07/10/1865
Edwards	Joseph, 70	Cwmbran	horrible cruelty to a dog	14/03/1884
Edwards	James	Blaenavon	Pugilism	29/01/1859
Edwards	Henry	Pontypool	v Industrial Stores Co Ltd	30/04/1870
Edwards	Henry, tin plate worker	Rheuderren + Pontrhydyr	v Wm Jenkins, his brother, loan of mon	30/04/1870
Elmes	Catherine	Abersychan	drunk	12/03/1870
Embery	Abraham, plasterer	Pontrilas	v David Lewis	21/10/1865
Erskine		Pontrhydyrun	v Kellow, for 9yds black Coburg cloth	14/05/1870
Evans	Harry “a big boy”	Pontypool	assault on Catherine Benjamin	24/12/1864
Evans	Thomas	Goytrey	stealing in Abergavenny	25/06/1865
Evans	David		stealing a hay-knife in Goytrey	10/02/1877
Evans	George		d/dis in Abersychan	22/02/1884
Evans	Mary	Nantyglo	stealing coal	29/02/1884
Evans	Charles	Crumlin	assault on Margaret Williams	14/03/1884
Evans	David, an old offender	Pontypool	an act of vagrancy	14/03/1884
Evans	George	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Evans	Thomas	New Inn	pursuit of coneys	15/01/1859
Evans	William	Pontypool	breach of the peace	22/01/1859
Evans	Richard, 6yrs, 11 Uppr Wain St		fell whilst playing	19/03/1870
Evans	Benjamin	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd	26/03/1870
Evans	frederick, a lad	Pontypool	stealing a box of figs, prop of Thos Ag	23/04/1870
Evans	John	Panteg	drunk + riotous	11/06/1870
Eynon	William	Tredegar	brk into dw. Hse of George Ashman, aq	02/04/1870
Farr	Edward	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Farr	Alfred	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Farr	James	Cwmtillery	wrongly marking a tram of coal	29/02/1884
Farr	Edward	Pontypool	assaulting Michael Rees	08/01/1870
Farr	Edward	Pontypool	drunk + refusing to quit the P’pool ar	08/01/1870
Farrant	James	Abertillery	fighting	29/02/1884
Fellows	Joseph		non-payment of wages to Henry Howe	07/05/1870
Felton	Sarah	Abersychan	assaulting Joseph + Susan Stokes	30/04/1870
Fenton	Richard	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Fergusson	Fergusson		v John Baker for goods	19/03/1870
Fergusson	Fergusson		v Greening for goods	19/03/1870
Fergusson	Fergusson		v Roach for goods	19/03/1870
Fergusson	Fergusson		v W Lewis for goods	19/03/1870
Fergusson		Race	v Daisy, an Irish woman	30/04/1870
Field	Patrick (a soldier)		disturbance at Cranes Inn	24/12/1864
Fisher	Wm Benjamin	Trostrey	v Philip Powell, Gwehelog	18/02/1865
Fisher	Wm Benjamin	Trostrey	v Thos Williams, Trostrey	18/02/1865
Fisher, photo	Mary 52, wid, 1 ch	Ebbw Vale	stealing wearing apparel	14/07/1876
Fleming	Michael, an american seaman	Newport	accidentally drowned in dock	05/03/1870
Fletcher	Thomas	Pontypool	prize fight	06/11/1872
Fletcher	Thomas	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Fletcher	James	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Fletcher	Thomas	Pontypool	ref to quit Volunteers Arms beer house	05/02/1870
Flinn	Jeremiah	Trevethin	grevious bodily harm	08/01/1859
Flour	Jane, 12	Pontymoile	stealing boots, prop of John Jones, cptr	04/06/1870
Flour	Jane, as		charged under the Juvenile Offenders Act	11/06/1870
Flynn	John 40, inquest	Rhymney	killed by fall of rubble in stone quarry	26/02/1870
Folley	Ellen – dau of Eliz.th Lynch		assaulting Margaret Cleary	08/01/1870
Ford	Kate, 16	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
Fowler	Edwin, a little boy	Pontnewynydd	st. gooseberries, prop of Geo Fothergill	28/05/1870
Francis	William	Caerleon	not sending children to school	29/02/1884
Francis	Thomas	Lanvair Kilgeddin	selling beer after hours	05/02/1859
Gahaghan	William	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	26/02/1870
Garland	Elizabeth	Pontymoile	trespass	15/01/1859
Garner	William	Goytrey	selling beer without a license	03/02/1866
George	Elias	Blaenafon	at Forge Inn during prohibited hours	19/02/1870
Gill	John	Abertillery	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Goddard, description	Giles, 36	Chepstow
Godder	John 45, a tramp	Abersychan	inquest at Bell Inn	22/01/1870
Goodwin	Samuel	Garndiffaith	drunk + offered to fight the best man	12/03/1870
Gorrell			v Edmonds, claim for saddlery work	18/06/1870
Gorrell			v John Jenkins, repairing harness	18/06/1870
Gould	Eliza, a little girl	Spring Vale	stealing coal , prop of Mr Lawrence	28/05/1870
Grant	George	Newport	stealing a watch + chain	08/01/1870
Gray	Elizabeth, 14, from Bristol	Newport	stealing counterfeit half crowns	08/01/1859
Greatwood	Henry, surgeon	Usk	v James Morgan, woodman, Goytrey	02/12/1865
Gregory	Benjamin		keeping his beerhse open/prohib hrs	08/01/1870
Griffith	William John	Blaenafon	keeping Old Oak open during prohibited hrs	04/06/1870
Griffiths	Edward	Pontnewynydd	drunk + riotous	01/01/1870
Griffiths	David			22/01/1859
Griffiths	William	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Grindell	William	Blaenafon	assaulting James Bishop	04/06/1870
Gwatkin	Thomas	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Gwatkin	Robert, 19, inquest	Blaenafon	fell under tram of coal	19/03/1870
Gwynne	Elizabeth, 10	Ebbw Vale Co	trespass	14/05/1870
Hagan	James	Abersychan	drunk	18/06/1870
Haggett	William (butcher)	Llandenny	v Henry Jenkins, fmr, Lansoy	17/12/1864
Hall	George	Sebastapol	fighting	20/05/1865
Hally, a haulier	a young man			29/01/1859
Hamilton	Charles	Trosnant	fighting	01/10/1869
Hanbury	John, 42, labr	Abergavenny	stealing a ? From John Jones	02/04/1870
Harrington	Cornelius	Newport	breaking into Wm. Williams, boatbuilder	26/03/1870
Harrington	Jeremiah	Abersychan	drunk	11/06/1870
Harris	Thomas	Gweheog	v John Perrott, Langview cc	17/12/1864
Harris	John, wheelwright	Mamhilad	v John Lewis, Kemys Commander	02/12/1865
Harris	John	Goytrey	v John Phillips	06/02/1869
Harris	John	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Harris	Edward	Newbridge	drunk + riotous	07/03/1884
Harris	henry	Pontypool	drunk + disorderley + fighting	05/02/1870
Harris	Thomas		v Firbank, claim for work done	19/02/1870
Harris	Fergusson		v Firbank, claim for wages	19/03/1870
Hart	Mary Ann	Cwmavon	assaulting Sarah Hart	05/03/1870
Harvey	John	Goytrey	assault on John Howells
Harvey	Edward	mstr of the Hastings	washing decks, fined	08/05/1869
Harvey	Henry	Garndiffaith	house open for beer during prohibited hrs	15/01/1859
Harvey	James	Talywain	drunk + riotous at Abersychan	14/05/1870
Haslip	John	Abersychan	disorderly, and ref to quit a public house	19/02/1870
Hassell	Edward Ogden	Bedwas	causing death of Wm. Leach, aquitted	02/04/1870
Hayes	Thomas	Pontnewynydd	drunk + disorderly	11/06/1870
Haynes	Ellen	Panteg	trespass on Ebbw Vale Co	19/02/1870
Haynes	Mary	Cwmbran	st. shirt + stockings, prop of Wm Clark	04/06/1870
Hayward	James	Goytrey	ejectment order	27/03/1875
Hayward	George	Blaenafon	st. zinc, prop of L+ NW Railway Co	18/06/1870
Head	John, a lad	Blaenafon	trespass on land of Owen Williams	11/06/1870
Hennesey			v Hambledon, for manure from a pig	19/02/1870
Herbert	John (maltser)	Usk	v Henry Jenkins, fmr, Lansoy	17/12/1864
Heritage	Charles	Sebastapol	fighting	20/05/1865
Hicks	Ham, 63, a tramp, inquest	Globe Inn	dead at Podesta’s Lodg Hse, Canal Parade	26/02/1870
Higgs	George	Pontypool	drunk	07/03/1884
Hill	John		damaging window on GWR	14/03/1884
Hill	Samuel, Travellers Rest	llanithel	keeping his beerhouse open after hours	14/05/1870
Hipkins			v Bevan, affiliation	11/06/1870
Hobbs	Alfred	ex at Brynmawr station	affiliation, Mary Ann Vaughan	29/02/1884
Hopkins	Ann	Pontypool	keeping Ship Inn open during prohibited hours	15/01/1870
Hopton	Ann	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Horler	Sarah Ann	Blaenavon	stealing skirt + petticoat	01/01/1870
Horton	William (shopkpr)	Caerleon	v Frederick Morgan, Raglan	17/12/1864
Howell	John	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Howells	Walter		non-payment of wages to Emily Hudson	28/05/1870
Hughes	John	Abercarn	drunk + disorderly	22/02/1884
Hughes	William	Pontypool	drunkenness	07/05/1870
Hughes, description	William, 38			21/07/1876
Hurcules	William, sawyer	Newport	defrauding Timothy John Davies	08/01/1870
Hutton, otherwise Hurton	William		leaving h/w Becca Hurten to the parish	05/02/1870
Ingle	Eliza	Abersychan	set fire to a chimney	28/05/1870
Irving	Robert	Brynmawr	v Isaac Lindsay, Usk	22/10/1864
Isga	Henry	Blaenavon	drunkenness	01/10/1869
Ivey	Frederick	Pentwyn Tavern	during prohibited hours	28/05/1870
Jackson	Joseph	Cwmbran	in beerhouse in prohibited hours	11/06/1870
James	Isaac	Blaenavon	neglecting his wife	24/12/1864
James	William	Blaenavon	drunk + disorderly	20/05/1865
James	Thomas, mason	Llandenny	v James Mathews, blcksmth, Landenny	09/12/1865
James	Celia	Nantyglo	stealing coal	29/02/1884
James	William	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
James	William	Blaenafon	threats against Eliza Hauler	18/06/1870
James	Richard	Blaenafon	drunk	25/06/1870
Jenkins	Ellen	Usk	v James Arnold	22/10/1864
Jenkins	Thomas, farmer	Goytrey	v George Roberts, Monkswood	02/12/1865
Jenkins	Charles	Mamhilad	stealing watercress	08/06/1867
Jenkins	Thomas	Goytrey	trespass	05/02/1870
Jenkins	John	Goytrey	failing to report sheep scab	08/02/1873
Jenkins	Mary	Nantyglo	stealing coal	29/02/1884
Jenkins	John	New Inn	pursuit of coneys	15/01/1859
Jenkins	James	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Philip	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Walter	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	John	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Lewis, tailor	Mynyddysllwyn	British School Hse, bankrupt	19/02/1870
Jenkins	John, painter	Pontypool	Wm Bryant	19/03/1870
Jenkins	Harriet	Blaenafon	trespass	16/04/1870
Jenkins	Charles	Goytrey	ass. John Jenkins at the Oak public house	25/06/1870
Jeremiah	Isaac	Goytrey	stealing apples	24/11/1866
Jollife	Robert	Pontnewynydd	taking waggon from a bailiff	15/01/1859
Jones	Henry	Trostrey	v Richard Jones	22/10/1864
Jones	Thomas	Trostrey	v Richard Jones	22/10/1864
Jones	Thomas (mason)	Landenny	v James Mathews, blcksmth, Landenny	18/02/1865
Jones	Merrick (maltser)	Raglan	v Lewis Rees, haydlr, Merthyr	18/02/1865
Jones	Wm		assault on h/w Harriet	20/05/1865
Jones	John	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	20/05/1865
Jones	Merrick, innkpr	Raglan	v Hannah Lewis, Usk	02/12/1865
Jones	Merrick, innkpr	Raglan	v Wm Howells, fmr, Clytha	02/12/1865
Jones	Mary Jane aged 16	Blaenavon	stealing a sovereign	07/12/1872
Jones	Richard	Goytrey	trespass in pursuit of game	18/12/1880
Jones	John	Goytrey	stealing plums	18/09/1880
Jones	William	Nantyderry	stealing £14	24/11/1866
Jones	David	Abercarn	fighting	02/02/1884
Jones	James	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Jones	John	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Jones	Ann	Grofield	assault v Charlotte Mathews	29/01/1859
Jones	James	Llanvihangel	pursuit of game	29/01/1859
Jones	Emily, 30, hawker	Trevethin	using counterfeit half crowns	08/01/1870
Jones	William	Blaenavon	stealing from Wm Hockey	15/01/1870
Jones	Mary Ann	Talywain	breach of the peace	15/01/1870
Jones	Richard		assaulting Mary Ann Bond	29/01/1870
Jones	John	llandegveth	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Jones	John, mason	Pontypool	trespass	12/02/1870
Jones	Martha		assaulting Emily Jones, otherwise Bridge	12/02/1870
Jones	William, Forgehammer	Blaenafon	open during prohibited hours	12/02/1870
Jones	Richard	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Jones	Richard, Trebadden Farm	Merthyr	dead in pond	12/02/1870
Jones	Benjamin	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Jones	Eliza Jane, inquest	Tredegar	died from effects of burning	26/02/1870
Jones	Susan	Pontypool	drunk + obscene language	05/03/1870
Jones	Mr Jacob, Victoria Inn	Blaenafon	sudden death	12/03/1870
Jones	William	Blaenafon	smashing windows + doors at his fathrs hse	19/03/1870
Jones	John, 53, labr	Caerwent	set fire to straw, bel to Valentine Parsons	02/04/1870
Jones	Thomas, 21		father of Eliz. Evans illegitimate child	16/04/1870
Jones	John, the elder	Garndiffaith	charged with not supporting his wife	16/04/1870
Jones	Sabrina	Blaenafon	trespass	16/04/1870
Jones	Ann	Cwmbran	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	23/04/1870
Jones	John	Abersychan	assaulting his wife	07/05/1870
Jones	John	Talywain	drunk + riotous at Abersychan	14/05/1870
Jones	Charles	Blaenafon	stealing a bottle of gin, prop of Caleb Edmond	14/05/1870
Jones	Susan	Spring Vale	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	28/05/1870
Jones	David P	Pentwyn Tavern	during prohibited hours	28/05/1870
Jones	David, of the Canteen	Abersychan	house open during prohibited hours	04/06/1870
Jones	John	Abersychan	assaulting William Evans	18/06/1870
Jones	Joseph		beerhouse open durin prohibited hours	18/06/1870
Jones	Ann		v Ann Davies her neice, for goods	18/06/1870
Jones	Edward, jnr		father of ill. Child of Eliz.th Williams, widow	25/06/1870
Jones, alias Watkins	George	Ebbw Vale	stealing lead	08/01/1870
Jones. Description	John. 42	Aberdare	defrauding railway co.	11/07/1876
Jordan	Henry	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Jordan	Henry	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Jordan	Edward, Crane St	Pontypool	nuisance on his premises	09/04/1870
Jordan	Edward, rtd tradesman	Pontnewynydd	assaulting Elizabeth Jordan, his wife	18/06/1870
Jordan	Edward		ass. His wife, sent to the asylum	25/06/1870
Kane	Mary		assaulting Katherine Styles	28/05/1870
Keats	John	Usk	v Wm + Hy Jenkins, Lansoy	22/10/1864
Keith	Mary	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	14/05/1870
Keller	Ellen	Abersychan	stealing a half pint glass prop of Edw. Jones	26/03/1870
Kelly	James	Newport	st. a watch, prop of Samuel George	26/03/1870
Kelly	Jabez Andrew, Pentwyn Tavern	Abersychan	keeping his house open after hours	14/05/1870
Kennedy	Thomas, 72	Abergavenny	stealing monies from Thomas Lucas	02/04/1870
Kennefick	Edward, mason	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
King	George	Pontypool	grevious bodily harm	05/02/1859
Kinsey	Henry		drunk + incapable	12/03/1870
Knight	Ann, wife of James	Pontypool	protected property of a deserted marr woman	15/01/1859
Lambert	Thomas	Goytrey	drunkenness	09/06/1877
Lane	William (draper)	Raglan	v Charles Morgan, Llanbadock	21/10/1865
Lane	Abraham, Railway Inn	Pontypool	v Margaret Richmond, Pontypool Arms Inn	19/03/1870
Lane	James	Abersychan	drunk	18/06/1870
Langley	Farham	Abersychan	assaulting Benjamin Pearce	19/02/1870
Lawrence	Samuel, 43, labr	St Brides	stealing timber	08/01/1870
Leach	Mary	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Leary, description	Daniel, 40	Newport, no fxd res	attempt at rape	16/07/1876
Leek	Benjamin	Garndiffaith	assaulting Mary Phelps	12/03/1870
Leigh	William	Pontypool	stealing boots	12/08/1865
Leonard	William	Cwmbran	in beerhouse in prohibited hours	11/06/1870
Lewis	Edward	Usk	stealing turnips	22/10/1864
Lewis	Hannah	Glascoed	assault by Wm Lewis	26/11/1864
Lewis	Eliizabeth	Goytrey	assault	01/04/1865
Lewis	Eliizabeth	Goytrey	A violent woman	01/04/1865
Lewis	John	Goytrey	trespass	20/05/1865
Lewis	Reece	Mamhilad	ass. Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar	15/02/1905
Lewis	William		indecent ass on Mary A Baydon	22/02/1884
Lewis	John		d/dis at the Swan Inn Pontnewynydd	22/02/1884
Lewis	Mary Ann	Nantyglo	stealing coal	29/02/1884
Lewis	John		drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Lewis	Charles	Goytrey	drinking dur prohibited hours	15/01/1859
Lewis	Charles	Goytrey	beerhouse offence	22/01/1859
Lewis	George, a youth	Varteg	leaving Edward Morgan’s workplace	05/02/1870
Lewis	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk + disorderley + fighting	05/02/1870
Lewis	Thomas		interfering with the comfort of passengers	19/02/1870
Lewis	John	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Lewis	Elizabeth	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Lewis	Lewis, tailor		v Thos Jones	19/03/1870
Lewis	Lewis, puddler	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Lewis	Lewis		v Daniel Williams, for rent	30/04/1870
Lewis	Thomas, a butcher		ass. Dvd Lewis the yngr, s/o Dvd Lewis btchr	30/04/1870
Lewis	esther	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Lewis	John, a furnace man	Blaenafon	leaving work without giving notice	28/05/1870
Lewis	Israel	Panteg	drunk + riotous	11/06/1870
Lewis	Catherine	Pontypool	st. a shawl + dress, prop of Edward Griffiths	11/06/1870
Lewis	Lewis		v Edmund Edward Jones, judgment summns	18/06/1870
Light	William, 26, labr	Portskewet	stealing from George Brockman	08/01/1870
Lippiat	Francis, a youth	Pontypool	stealing a fowl from Jenkins, Rosemary Lane	15/01/1870
Littlehales	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Llewellyn	Jane	Varteg	assault on John Evans	22/01/1859
Lloyd	Henry	Llanelly	drunk	07/10/1865
Lloyd	W H, solicitor	Pontypool	v James Morgan, woodman, Goytrey	02/12/1865
Lloyd	David	Tredegar	stealing from Jacob Jones	08/01/1870
Love	Charles, carpenter + beerhse kpr	Abersychan	Red Lion Inn, bankrupt	19/02/1870
Lovell	James	Pontypool	pursuit of game	14/03/1884
Lowe	Priscilla, 37, marr of Bristol	Portskewet	stealing from Joseph Fox	08/01/1870
Lowry	Jabez	Blaenafon	drunkeness	12/03/1870
Lucas	William		fish poaching	22/07/1865
Lucas	Thomas		fish poaching	22/07/1865
Lucas	Samuel	Panteg	stealing 3 ducks at Monkswood	28/06/1880
Lucas	William	Abergavenny	assaulting p.c. Shepherd	08/01/1859
Lucas	William		assault	22/01/1859
Lynch	Peter	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Lynch – between 60-70 yrs old	Elizabeth		assaulting Margaret Cleary	08/01/1870
Madden	Thomas (aged 9)	Cwmynyscoy	Trespass	20/05/1865
Madden	James	Abersychan	assaulting Mary Carey	05/03/1870
Maddocks	William	Maesycwmmer	drunk on highway	07/03/1884
Maggs	Abraham	Aberystruth	stealing a coat, prop of Richard Whitson	26/03/1870
Maher	Cornelius	Blaenafon	stealing clothes	30/04/1870
Mahoney	James	Abersychan	stealing flowers	12/08/1865
Mahoney	Patrick	Cwmbran	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Mahoney	Denis	Abersychan	drunk	16/04/1870
Malpas	Jacob	Blaenavon	something to keep out the cold’	08/01/1870
Manning, description	Harriet, 42	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	10/07/1876
Marfell	Peter	Clytha	v Wm Proger, cptr, Goytrey	17/12/1864
Marsh	George	Pontypool	breaking a window in the reading room	29/01/1870
Masters	George	Pontypool	v John Lewis	30/04/1870
Mathews	Henry	Goytrey	v John Lewis	22/10/1864
Mathews	James (blacksmith)	Landenny	v John Prichard, Raglan	17/12/1864
Mathews	Henry	Goytrey	non-payment of wages	24/08/1872
Mathews	David	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Maxwell			v Buckley, son gone to America	30/04/1870
Mc Gowan			v Bowler, for drapery goods	14/05/1870
McCarthy	John snr	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
McCarthy	Catherine	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
McCarthy	Mary	Pontypool	Going from home to spend her Xmas	01/01/1870
McCarthy	Catherine	Bedwellty	stealing money from Michael Hennesey	08/01/1870
McCarthy	Jeremiah		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
McCarthy, description	John, 28	Pontypool		15/07/1876
McCourt	Tom	Pontypool	assaulting Wm Jones	11/05/1888
McDonald	James, a navvie of herc proportions	Talywain	drunk + trespass at Arthur Evans	12/03/1870
McEvoy	Frederick	Abersychan	drunk	25/06/1870
McGowan			v Bowler, drapery goods	18/06/1870
McGowan			v Meredith, mason, summ after judgment	18/06/1870
Meredith	Andrew	Ponthrydyrun	threatening Catherine Rowlands	19/03/1870
Miles	John	Abersychan	refusing to quit a public house	08/01/1870
Miles	Harriet, elderley woman	Abersychan	stealing from Thomas Agg	22/01/1870
Miles	George	Garndiffaith	fighting in Trosnant	12/03/1870
Miles	Mr. Farmer	Llandewi Fach	fatal accident	19/03/1870
Miles	Richard	Glascoed	v John Phillips for rent of hse + garden	30/04/1870
Mitchel	Mary	Pontypool	drunk	26/03/1870
Moore	William, horse keeper	Abergavenny	drunk + insulting at Angel Inn, Abergavenny	05/02/1859
Moore	Thomas	Blaenafon	stealing tools, prop of Thomas Price	05/02/1870
Morgan	James	Goytrey	assault on John Edwards	26/11/1864
Morgan	James (a lad)	Monkswood	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
Morgan	James	Monkswood	dismissed by Rev Thos Evans	25/02/1865
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	trespass	18/08/1865
Morgan	James + Margaret h/w	Goytrey	assault on Mary Evans	25/02/1865
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	trespass	26/08/1865
Morgan	Thos.wood-dealr	Usk	v Alfred James, auctnr, Abergavenny	21/10/1865
Morgan	Thomas, shoemaker	Llandenny	v Thomas Moses, Lansoy	02/12/1865
Morgan	James	Goytrey	stealing lead	23/12/1867
Morgan	James	Goytrey	obtaining manure	08/05/1869
Morgan	William	Goytrey	stealing a reap-hook	09/07/1870
Morgan	John A	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Morgan	Thomas	Goytrey	drunkenness	09/06/1877
Morgan	Ezeriah	Goytrey	dog without a license	30/06/1877
Morgan	James	Goytrey	stealing wood	19/08/1877
Morgan	James	Goytrey	wood stealing case	25/08/1877
Morgan	William		drunk at Blaenavon	22/02/1884
Morgan	William	Pontypool	stealing ash poles	07/03/1884
Morgan	David	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Morgan	William	Blaenavon	dunk	22/03/1884
Morgan	William	Abersychan	trespass	15/01/1859
Morgan	Jemima	Varteg	assault on John Evans	22/01/1859
Morgan	Victoria	Varteg	assualt on John Evans	22/01/1859
Morgan	David	Blaenavon	beer hse open 25mins past hours	29/01/1859
Morgan	David		smashing paines of glass	29/01/1859
Morgan	John	Ebbw Vale	non-payment of wages to John Parfitt	22/01/1870
Morgan	Daniel		v Hertiah? Jenkins	22/01/1870
Morgan		Llanithel	v Dawking, paying taxes	19/02/1870
Morgan	Thomas	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Morgan	Daniel	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Morgan	David		v George Parfit, for gas fittings	30/04/1870
Morgan	William	Pontnewynydd	keeping his house open after hours	14/05/1870
Morgan ‘alias Tom Tumpin’	Thomas	Llanvihangel Pontymoile	pursuit of coneys	15/01/1859
Morris	Evan		illegitimacy – Manda Wills	10/01/1880
Morris	William	Mamhilad	trespass	20/02/1869
Morris	William	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Morris	Rachel, wife of George	Trelleck	sudden death	29/01/1859
Morris	John	Pontypool	fighting in Trosnant	05/03/1870
Morrris	Edwin, a respecable young man	Blaenafon	drunk	14/05/1870
Mosely		Cwmynyscoy	v W. Pask, rent of house	19/02/1870
Moslyn	Samuel, 43, labr	St Woolos	st + killing a lamb, prop of r Duchan	08/01/1870
Muffin	Dominic	Monmouth	v Philip Powell, Gwehelog	22/10/1864
Munday	Thomas	Trosnant	fighting	01/10/1869
Murphy	Patrick	Cwmbran	drunk + disorderly	14/03/1884
Murphy	Margaret, 13 years		stealing coal from Ebbw Vale Co	23/04/1870
Murphy		Abersychan	drunk + riotous	07/05/1870
Murphy	Daniel	Abersychan	obstructing pc. Lewis	14/05/1870
Murphy	James	Abersychan	obstructing pc. Lewis	14/05/1870
Murphy	Cornelius	Pontypool	rem goods in distress of Thos Fletcher	28/05/1870
Musto	Abraham		trespass	12/08/1865
Nash	William	Pontypool	cruelly il-treating a calf	04/06/1870
Newman	Thomas		illegal fishing	08/01/1859
Nicholas	Llewellin	Bedwas	causing death of Wm. Leach, aquitted	02/04/1870
Norris	Catherine	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Noyce	Charles		stealing flannel shirt, prop. Of George Rex	16/04/1870
O’Neil	John		assaulting James Cleary	12/03/1870
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	sudden death	18/04/1863
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	inquest	25/04/1863
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	late Mr John Owen	02/05/1863
Owen	Thomas	Abersychan	non-payment of poor rate	08/01/1870
Owen	Frederick	Pontypool	assaulting pc Lewis	11/06/1870
Palmer	Thomas	Newport	stealing a lobster	08/01/1870
Parfitt	Jas		pursuit of game at Goytrey	07/02/1880
Parfitt	John	Abersychan	assault on Jacob Edwards	29/01/1859
Parfitt	James		threats towards Jane Parfitt, his wife	04/06/1870
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v James Powell, Llanhowell	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v John Pitt, haulier, Usk	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v Richard Williams, Usk	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v J. Roberts, sawyer, Usk	21/10/1865
Parry	William	Goytrey	drunk at the Sun Inn	25/02/1865
Parry	William, carpentr	Goytrey	drunk + riotous	29/07/1865
Parry	Henry	Garndiffaith	Bastardy case – Mary Shearn	29/01/1859
Parry	Maria		assault on James Jarvis	07/05/1870
Pattison			v James Hewitt for drpery goods	14/05/1870
Peacock	Elizabeth	Abersychan	chimney on fire	14/03/1884
Pearce	William	Nantyglo	stealing wood	29/02/1884
Pearcey	Thomas	Newport	obt money from Mr Evans, merchant	08/01/1870
Peel	Daniel		assaulting Winifred Johnson	04/06/1870
Peel	Daniel	Pontnewynydd	assaulting Winifred Johnson	11/06/1870
Penall	Harriet	Goytrey	inquest	07/03/1863
Penn	William, a coacher	Blaenafon	father of illigitimate ch of Elizabeth Bynes	05/03/1870
Phelps	Ebenezer	Trevethin	wife-beating	14/08/1880
Philips	Joseph	Pontypool	picking pockets in market	23/04/1870
Philips	Jno	Mamhilad	v Wm Lewis, ejectement of a messuage	30/04/1870
Phillips	Mary Jane	Blaenavon	Stealing a shilling	20/05/1865
Phillips	David	Tredegar	affiliation summons	29/07/1865
Phillips	William	Goytrey	v John Waters, beesom mkr Goytrey	09/12/1865
Phillips	William		damaging fences	22/02/1884
Phillips	Thomas, haulier, 18	Abercarn	cock fighting	22/02/1884
Phillips	William	Blaenavon	drunk	07/03/1884
Phillips	Matilda	Pontymoile	trespass	15/01/1859
Phillips	Julia	Monmouth	stealing from William Gilbert	08/01/1870
Phillips	Rees, 41, mason	Newport	stealing from G B Gething esq	08/01/1870
Phillips	Wolf	Abersychan	non-payment of rates	19/03/1870
Pittcot	John, collier	Cwmtillery	wrongly marking a tram of coal	29/02/1884
Plummer	Edward	llanithel	allowing gambling in his public house	26/03/1870
Ponsford	John, a youth	Blaenafon	st. boots, prop of Ann James/emp of Caleb Edmo	30/04/1870
Pope	Charles	Cwmbran	not maintaining his wife	30/04/1870
Pope	Charles	Cwmbran	not supporting his wife	07/05/1870
Popjoy	James	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Poulsom	Daniel	Caerleon	employing child under 13 yrs of age	29/02/1884
Powell	Rebecca	Goytrey	stealing a sovereign	28/02/1863
Powell	Adelaide	Goytrey	stealing £1 + pair boots	07/03/1863
Powell	George	Goytrey	Going off the path	24/12/1864
Powell	William, farmer	Llangovan	v George Roberts, Monkswood	21/10/1865
Powell	Chas		drinking out of hours at the Noah’s Ark	18/09/1880
Powell	David		drinking out of hours at the Noah’s Ark	18/09/1880
Powell	Archealus	Risca	assaulting Belinda Hammond, 9yrs old	08/01/1870
Powell	John		not maintaining his father	19/02/1870
Power	James	Abersychan	drunk + disorderley	19/02/1870
Preece	Joseph	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Price	John (carpentr)	Usk	v John Morgan, carpentr, Llanbaddock	18/02/1865
Price	Thomas	Goytrey	drunk, riotous + incapable	10/11/1866
Price	Elizabeth	Abergavenny	disorderly in High Street	28/02/1880
Price	Thomas	Abergavenny	non-payment of wages to Joseph Cox	28/02/1880
Price	Thomas	Newbridge	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Price	Lewis		neglecting to maintain his father	07/03/1884
Price	Thomas	Abersychan	drunk + riotous	09/04/1870
Price	William, farm labr	Blaenafon	drunk	16/04/1870
Prichard	Herbert		v William Williams	22/10/1864
Priest	Elizabeth	Goytrey	mom-payment of poor rates	14/08/1880
Pritchard	William	Sebastapol	fighting	20/05/1865
Pritchard	Philip	Usk	drunkeness	08/01/1859
Probyn	W	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Prosser	William	Abersychan	stealing a half pint measure	26/03/1870
Prosser	William, Dublin Stores	Abersychan	drunk + assaulting pc Lewis	23/04/1870
Prosser	William, colliery prop		summoned for wages due to James Wms	23/04/1870
Prosser	William,	Abersychan	permitting drunkenness in Dublin beerhse	04/06/1870
Pugh	Reginald		d/dis in Abersychan	22/02/1884
Pugh	Reginald	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Pullen	Miss	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Quigley	James	Aberystruth	fel. Demading from Jonah Michael Rees	26/03/1870
Quin	Margaret	Pontypool	stealing coal	24/12/1864
Raglan	Thomas	Raglan	stealing cotton print	08/01/1859
Raglan	Thomas	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Read	William	Goytrey	assault on Caroline Drinkwater	05/07/1862
Read	Allen, baker	Abersychan	assaulting Samuel Williams	09/04/1870
Redman	Richard, labr	Llanbaddock	v Charles Morgan, Llanbadock	21/10/1865
Redwood	John	Goytrey	affiliation- Christiana Hooper	13/07/1872
Redwood	John	Goytrey	charged with being the father of a child	20/07/1872
Redwood	John	Goytrey	case dismissed	17/08/1872
Reed	Jeremiah	Blaenavon	stealing candlesticks	01/10/1869
Rees	William	Goytrey	non-payment of rates	01/06/1888
Rees	Morgan, a boy		trespass at Cwmsychan Pits	10/04/1880
Rees	Thomas E		v Henry Mathews for boots	19/02/1870
Richards	Daniel		trespass	12/08/1865
Richards	William, soldier, Shrop Reg	Pontypool	fighting	07/03/1884
Richards	Frederick	Abersychan	fighting	14/03/1884
Richards	Alfred	Llanfrechfa Upper	non-payment of poor rate	14/03/1884
Richards	Elizabeth	Caerleon	polluted well	14/03/1884
Richards	David	Brynmawr	murder of Susanna Evans ‘susy after breakfast’	15/01/1870
Richards	John		interfering with the comfort of passengers	19/02/1870
Richards	Philip	Abersychan	assaulting Mark Alexander	19/02/1870
Richards	Elizabeth	Tredegar	Stealing from Cath. Harris, Bush Inn	26/03/1870
Richards	D, engine driver	Brynmawr	murder of Susannah Evans	02/04/1870
Richardson, description	Frank, 25, marr	b. Tutshill, Glos	assault	14/07/1876
Roberts	Thomas	Goytrey	Highway rates	20/05/1865
Roberts	Thomas	Goytrey	assault on Lucy Mercy	03/08/1867
Roberts	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Roberts	John	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Roberts	Albert		assault at Abercarn	22/02/1884
Roberts	John		assault on George Powis	29/02/1884
Roberts	William	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Roberts	Mary Ann		keeping house open for sale of drink	19/02/1870
Roberts	Thomas	Blaenafon	assaulting James Bishop	04/06/1870
Roden	Edward	Cwmnantddu	drinking in Robin Hood after hours	15/01/1870
Rogers	Elizabeth, 2 years, inquest	Tredegar	effects of convulsions	26/02/1870
Rosser	Aaron	Goytrey	trespass	05/02/1870
Rosser	John	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Rosser	John	Goytrey	killing a hare	15/01/1859
Rosser	John	Abersychan	drunk + riotous	09/04/1870
Rowlands	William	Mamhilad	ass Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar	15/02/1905
Rowlands	George jnr	Pontrhydyrun Tin Works	wilful damage	14/03/1884
Rudman	Charles	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Russell	John	Pontypool	Bastardy case – Mary Haynes	29/01/1859
Ryan	Catherine	Newport	stealing from Thomas Thomas	08/01/1870
Ryan	maria	Garndiffaith	throwing water over Norah Fowler	28/05/1870
Satchell	Richard	Usk	v Charles Arnold, Pontypool	22/10/1864
Scamell	John aged 17		stealing a horse cloth in Goytrey	06/02/1875
Scott	William, a navvie	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	26/02/1870
Sewell			v Griffiths, wine supp from Clarence Hotel	14/05/1870
Sharland	George	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Shaw	James	Abersychan	drunkeness	05/03/1870
Shea	Michael, 56, labr	Bedwellty	stealing from Isaac Edwards	08/01/1870
Shepherdson	William	Monkswood	putting his head in the lion’s mouth	24/09/1864
Shortman	William	Abersychan	allowing a horse to stray	14/03/1884
Simmonds	John	Blaenafon	drunk	15/01/1870
Simmonds	David	Blaenafon	drunk	15/01/1870
Simpson	W		v Wm Sires, for goods supplied	14/05/1870
Simpson	W		v Philip Edwards, for good supplied	14/05/1870
Simpson			v Buckley, suit of clothes	14/05/1870
Sims	George		threatening language to his wife	22/02/1884
Sims	George	Abersychan	threatening language	22/03/1884
Skipp	Frederick	Gwehelog	stealing from the hse of John + Jas Davies	08/01/1870
Smith	John	Pontypool	underweight purchase of brass	07/02/1880
Smith	Mary	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
Smith	William	Bassaleg	stealing from cooper Ray	08/01/1870
Smith	Charles, a robust young tramp		breaking windows	05/02/1870
Smith	Daniel	Cwmavon	in beerhouse during prohibited hours	23/04/1870
Smith	Allen		keeping house open on a Good Friday	30/04/1870
Smith	Thomas, a lad		trespass on Evan Jones’s property	30/04/1870
Smithson	Samuel,inquest	Tredegar	found dead in pond on Ebbw Vale mountain	26/02/1870
Snook	Jonathan	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Snook	Benjamin		assaulting p.c’s Wm Steed + Mark Mathews	16/04/1870
Sopp	James, 31, inquest		sudden death	19/03/1870
Southall			v Farmer	22/01/1870
Southell	Thomas	Penyrheol	cider hse, not proven	05/06/1869
Stent	Samuel	Blaenavon	drunkenness	01/10/1869
Stephens	Joseph		d/dis at the Swan Inn Pontnewynydd	22/02/1884
Stephens	John Mount	Coedygric	assaulting his wife	12/02/1870
Stevens	Joseph	Pontnewynydd	drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Stinchcombe	Mr	Monkswood	accident	03/09/1870
Stinchcombe	Mr	Monkswood	expired	25/09/1870
Stone	John	Pontypool	breaking into a cellar of Thos Rees	01/01/870
Stone	Edward	Abersychan	assault on Jacob Edwards	29/01/1859
Stone	Thirza, 20 years,	Pontypool	drowned in canal	30/04/1870
Storey	Robert, 67, inquest	Newport	of unsound mind	26/02/1870
Strange	Clement	Abersychan	drunkeness	05/03/1870
Sullivan	James	Abersychan	drunk	19/03/1870
Sullivan	Dennis, an old man	Blaenafon	hawking without a license	30/04/1870
Sullivan	Michael	Ebbw Vale Co	leaving work without giving notice	18/06/1870
Sweet	John	Pontypool Park Estate	cutting sticks nr Ebenezer Chapel	30/04/1870
Tade		Lanvair	leaving employment	22/01/1859
Talbot	Samuel, 23, stableman	Newport	stealing a horse, aquitted	02/04/1870
Taylor	Samuel	Llanishen	v John Jones, Llanishen	17/12/1864
Taylor	Elizabeth	Coedygrig	stealing a dress-hat, bonnet + apron	30/03/1872
Thomas	Thomas		drunk at the Sun Inn	24/12/1864
Thomas	William (tailor)	Usk	v John Morgan fmr Llangwm Ucha	18/02/1865
Thomas	William (tailor)	Usk	v Philip Morgan, wheelwrght Usk	18/02/1865
Thomas	David (farmer)	Llanvihangel Crucorney	drunk	07/10/1865
Thomas	James	Gt Westn Eating Hse	illegal hours	08/05/1869
Thomas	Mary (formerly of Goytrey)	Pontypool	disorderly prostitution	01/10/1869
Thomas	William	Mamhilad	bastardy case – Emily Carter	28/08/1880
Thomas	William	Goytrey	neglecting to maintain his wife + family	10/04/1880
Thomas	Ann		drunk at Blaenavon	22/02/1884
Thomas	Elizabeth	Goytrey	stealing at Goytrey	30/01/1869
Thomas	Mary	Crumlin	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Thomas	William	Llantarnam	non-payment of poor rate	14/03/1884
Thomas	Ann	Blaenavon	a drunken woman	22/03/1884
Thomas	Thomas	Pontnewynydd	ale to strong	01/01/1870
Thomas	Catherine	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Thomas	John	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Thomas	William, a little boy, aged 4	Abersychan	inquest at Bell Inn	22/01/1870
Thomas	William	Pontnewynydd	assaulting his sister Ellen Thomas	05/02/1870
Thomas	George	Cwmafon	rape on Eliz Jones/Sarah Lewis/Hannah Parry	07/05/1870
Thomas	Frank, a little boy	Pontnewynydd	st. gooseberries, prop of Geo Fothergill	28/05/1870
Thomas	William	Snatchwood	stealing lead, prop of Mr Henly	18/06/1870
Thomas	Taylor	Cwmnantddu	drinking in Robin Hood after hours	15/01/1870
Thomas, description	William. 15	Sth Mkt St Newport	damaging fruit fruit	10/07/1876
Thorn	Isaac	Tredegar	brk into dw. Hse of George Ashman, aquitted	02/04/1870
Thurston	George, 29, porter	Newport	stealing	08/01/1859
Titley	Sarah	Bedwellty	stealing flannel, prop of Wm Charles	26/03/1870
Toose	Stephen, 23	Newport	sheep stealing	08/01/1859
Tovey	John Edward, labr	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Townsor	George	Pontypool	drunkenness	07/05/1870
Tranter	John	Pontypool	assaulting John + Samuel Rees	15/01/1870
Tranter	John		v Thos Edmonds, unpaid for dresses	19/02/1870
Tranter	John		affiliation, illeg. Child of Margaret Bradley	30/04/1870
Trickett		Pontypool	v Ferdinand Winterhalder	22/01/1870
Tristram	John		non-payment of wages to Chas Meredith	28/05/1870
Turner	John	Goytrey	scab in sheep	01/12/1877
Turner	Samuel	Pontypool	threats towards Mary Turner	22/01/1870
Twiney	Thomas	Abersychan	neglecting to work	07/03/1884
Twissell	Henry		stealing a watch at Cwmnantddu	01/10/1869
Twissell	Ann	Mamhilad	assaulting Emily Phillips	18/07/1874
Underwood			v Robins	30/04/1870
Upham	Walter		Riotus behaviour in Griffithstwon	22/02/1884
Upham	Walter	Griffithstown	Riotus behaviour in Griffithstwon	22/03/1884
Vaughan	Alfred	Pontypool	pursuit of game	14/03/1884
Vaughan	John	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
Voice	Robert	Abertillery	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Waite	Louisa	Goytrey	throwing water over a neighbour	15/06/1872
Waite	Louisa	Goytrey	non-payment of poor rate
Waite	George	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Walford		Lanvair	leaving employment	22/01/1859
Wallace	Henry	Caerleon	not sending children to school	29/02/1884
Walters	Thomas	Trelleck	v Wm Hayman, Newchurch West	22/10/1864
Walters	Evan	Blaina	assault on Ann Jones	29/02/1884
Walters	James		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
Ward	Richard	Llanellen	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Waters	John	Goytrey	v Wm Philips, Goytrey	17/12/1864
Waters	John (beesom mkr)	Goytrey	v Wm Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey	18/02/1865
Waters	John, beesom mkr	Goytrey	v William Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey	09/12/1865
Waters	George, a haulier	Newport	stealing beer	05/03/1870
Wathen	Richard		setting fire to a chimney	18/06/1870
Watkins	Thomas	Goytrey	summoned for leaving work	14/12/1867
Watkins	George	Goytrey	housebreaking at Goytrey	23/01/1869
Watkins	Joseph	Abercarn	fighting	22/02/1884
Watkins	Octavius	Caerleon	not sending children to school	29/02/1884
Watkins	Prudence	Llandogo	beer house offence	29/01/1859
Watkins	Noah, 10 years	Pontynewynydd	disturbing the congregation at Chapel	07/05/1870
Watkins, description	Sarah, 20, single	Castle St Abergavenny	indecent prostitution	14/07/1876
Watts	Thomas	Goytrey	stealing meat	01/09/1866
Watts	Thomas	Goytrey	v Thomas Jeremiah	16/02/1867
Webber	Elizabeth	Blaenafon	drunk + incapable	19/02/1870
Weekes	James	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Wheeler	John		assaulting a boy called Thomas Jones	05/06/1869
White	Joseph		stealing a gun in Goytrey	29/12/1866
White	Denis	Pontypool	act of vagrancy/calling into pubs for beer	16/04/1870
Whitehouse	Ellen	Abersychan	assaulting Susannah Collins	15/01/1859
Whiteman	James		threatening sis-law Ann Whiteman	15/01/1870
Whiteman	John		threatening sis-law Ann Whiteman	15/01/1870
Whitfield	William	Blaenavon	Pugilism	29/01/1859
Wiliams	Edgar	Blaenavon	drunk	07/03/1884
Wilkins		Newbridge	v Chas Ricketts for beer	18/06/1870
Wilks	Isaac	Mamhilad	assaulting Mary Mathews	25/06/1870
Willett	Edwin, took part in election riots	Abersychan	assaulting his fathers wife, Ann	26/02/1870
William	John	Goytrey	scab in sheep	29/01/1876
William	George, 24	Abersychan	stealing watches, 18m hard labour	08/01/1870
William	Temperance, a young girl	Abersychan	stealing a sovereign, prop of Thomas Edwards	19/02/1870
William	Williams	Goytrey	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
William	Williams	Goytrey	pigs out for a walk	21/09/1872
Williams	Abraham +wife, labr	Goytrey	v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey	18/02/1865
Williams	Thomas	Pontypool	The work of a novice	08/04/1865
Williams	Benjamin	Llantarnam	stealing a scythe	12/08/1865
Williams	Abraham, + wife	Goytrey	v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey	09/12/1865
Williams	Sarah	Llandegfeth	stealing an umbrella, case dismissed	05/06/1869
Williams	Mary Ann	Mamhilad	threats to Mrs Cooke	04/12/1880
Williams	Thos.wood-dealr	Usk	not sending children to school	28/06/1880
Williams	Charles + Elizabeth	Llanover	v Abraham Williams	08/03/1880
Williams	James + John	Caerleon/Newport	neglecting to maintain his mother	29/02/1884
Williams	George	Abersychan	stealing from Wolf Phillips, pawnbrkr	01/01/1870
Williams	James	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
Williams	Thomas	Tredegar	gbh upon Wm James, landlord Bee Inn	08/01/1870
Williams	William		stealing a purse, prop of Gwilliam Davies	08/01/1870
Williams	William	Cwmbran	stealing from iron works	15/01/1870
Williams	Jeremiah	Blaenafon	drunk + committing a nuisance	22/01/1870
Williams	Edmond		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
Williams	Benjamin	Abersychan	assaulting Benjamin Pearce	19/02/1870
Williams	Henry, 11 weeks, inquest	Rhymney	found dead in bed	26/02/1870
Williams	Temperance, again	Abersychan	stealing at the White Hart Inn	12/03/1870
Williams	David (farmer)	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd hrs	26/03/1870
Williams	David, roll turner	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Williams	Temperance	Trevethin	st. prop from Wm Richards/Ann Jones/Sarah Rog	26/03/1870
Williams	Joseph		v Thomas Vaisey	30/04/1870
Williams			v Morgan, cows straying onto land	30/04/1870
Williams	David, inquest	Pontypool	found dead/friend of Emily Palmer	11/06/1870
Williams	John	Abersychan	trespass at the Salutation	18/06/1870
Williams	William	Abersychan	trespass at the Salutation	18/06/1870
Williams, description	Samuel, 30, w. Mary Ann	Pontypool	vagrancy	13/07/1876
Wiltshire	Abraham	Abersychan	ass. Henry Williams of Queen Adelaide	23/04/1870
Window	William	Kemeys	not sending children to school	28/06/1880
Wise	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Withers	Charles	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Withy	Henry, 77, inquest	Blaenafon	fell under locomotion engine	19/03/1870
Yorath	William	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Yorath	William	Goytrey	alleged sheep stealing	14/04/1877
Yorath	William	Goytrey	stealing 20 sheep	21/04/1877
Jenkins	James	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Philip	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Walter	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	John	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Jenkins	Thomas	Goytrey	trespass	05/02/1870
Jenkins	Elizabeth	Blaenafon Iron Co	trespass	07/02/1880
Jenkins	John	Goytrey	failing to report sheep scab	08/02/1873
Jenkins	Charles	Mamhilad	stealing watercress	08/06/1867
Jenkins	John		stealing coal at Llanover	24/04/1880
Jenkins	Mary Ann, 16	Ebbw Vale Co	trespass	115.5.1880
Jenkins	George	Pontypool	rem gds to avoid distress, Mrs Birdwoods hse	16/01/1885
Jenner	Sidney, 23, labr		maliciously wounding Wm Williams	13/08/1870
Jeremiah	Isaac	Goytrey	stealing apples	24/11/1866
Jeremiah	William, milk dealer	Cwmavon	fined 15s
John	John	Panteg	trespass	17/01/1880
John	James, a lad		trespass on Ebbw Vale Co	22/05/1880
Johns	Shadrack		perm drunkenness at London Hotel	13/03/1880
Johnson	Henry		v Francis Mayberry, a family dispute	20/08/1870
Johnson	John	Pontypool	drunk in New rd	27/03/1880
Johnson, otherwise Hamilton	Bridget		assaulting Elizabeth Gibbs	08/10/1870
Johnstone	Frederick, baker	Pontypool	breaking window of Abraham Bloom etc	14/02/1880
Johnstone	Frederick, baker	Pontypool	st prop of A Bloom, pawnbroker	21/02/1880
Jollife	Robert	Pontnewynydd	taking waggon from a bailiff	15/01/1859
Jones	Walter, surveyor	Ragland	deposition	26/12/1904
Jones	James	Pontypool Park Estate	trespass in pursuit of coneys	01/10/1870
Jones	David		summ by Eliza Arnold as fathr of illeg ch	01/10/1870
Jones	Thomas	Abersychan	fighting	01/10/1870
Jones	Eliza	Abersychan	obstructing the police	01/10/1870
Jones	Rachel		summoned for poor rates	01/10/1870
Jones	William	St Arvans	tend. Counterfeit coins to Jane Brown	10/01/1880
Jones	Samuel, 51, labr	Caerwemt	stealing fowls, prop of Thos Barrow	10/01/1880
Jones	William, 56, haulier	St. Woolos	st a harness & saddle prop of Eliz. Emerson	10/01/1880
Jones	Esther, an elderly woman	Blaenafon Iron Co	stealing coal	10/01/1880
Jones	William, labr	Llanthewy Rytherch	deposition	10/11/1824
Jones	Edward	Pontypool	assaulting Miriam Gooder	10/12/1870
Jones	John,emp by Capt Williams	Nantoer	stealing wearing apparel	10/05/1873
Jones	George	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	10/09/1870
Jones	William, coal merchant	Newport	deposition	12/01/1824
Jones	Mary, w/o Thomas	Pontypool	deposition	12/01/1828
Jones	John	llandegveth	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Jones	John, mason	Pontypool	trespass	12/02/1870
Jones	Martha		assaulting Emily Jones, otherwise Bridge	12/02/1870
Jones	William, Forgehammer	Blaenafon	open during prohibited hours	12/02/1870
Jones	Richard	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Jones	Richard, Trebadden Farm	Merthyr	dead in pond	12/02/1870
Jones	Mr Jacob, Victoria Inn	Blaenafon	sudden death	12/03/1870
Jones	Eliza	Abergavenny	in Unicorn Inn dur prohibited hours	13/03/1880
Jones	James, 70	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	13/03/1880
Jones	William, 27 labr	Newport	st money from Evan Morgan, Salutation Inn	13/08/1870
Jones	John	Talywain	drunk + riotous at Abersychan	14/05/1870
Jones	Charles	Blaenafon	stealing a bottle of gin, prop of Caleb Edmond	14/05/1870
Jones	William	Blaenavon	stealing from Wm Hockey	15/01/1870
Jones	Mary Ann	Talywain	breach of the peace	15/01/1870
Jones	Thomas, 21		father of Eliz. Evans illegitimate child	16/04/1870
Jones	John, the elder	Garndiffaith	charged with not supporting his wife	16/04/1870
Jones	Sabrina	Blaenafon	trespass	16/04/1870
Jones	Annie, a young girl		drunk	16/07/1870
Jones	James	Pontypool	st from David Watkins	16/07/1870
Jones	David	Panteg	trespass	17/01/1880
Jones	Thomas, a grocer	Pontypool	v Harris	17/12/1870
Jones	Richard	Goytrey	trespass in pursuit of game	18/12/1880
Jones	Thomas (mason)	Landenny	v James Mathews, blcksmth, Landenny	18/02/1865
Jones	Merrick (maltser)	Raglan	v Lewis Rees, haydlr, Merthyr	18/02/1865
Jones	John	Abersychan	assaulting William Evans	18/06/1870
Jones	Joseph		beerhouse open durin prohibited hours	18/06/1870
Jones	Ann		v Ann Davies her neice, for goods	18/06/1870
Jones	John	Goytrey	stealing plums	18/09/1880
Jones	William	Blaenafon	smashing windows + doors at his fathrs hse	19/03/1870
Jones	Merrick, innkpr	Raglan	v Hannah Lewis, Usk	02/12/1865
Jones	Merrick, innkpr	Raglan	v Wm Howells, fmr, Clytha	02/12/1865
Jones	David	Abercarn	fighting	02/02/1884
Jones	John, 53, labr	Caerwent	set fire to straw, bel to Valentine Parsons	02/04/1870
Jones	Henry	Talywain	assault on pc Lewis at Trosnant	02/07/1870
Jones	Elias, 36, shiphandler	Newport	st. goods, prop of Frederick James Long	02/07/1870
Jones	William	Abersychan	in beer house dur prohibited hours	20/03/1880
Jones	Frederick	Abersychan	obstructing a footpath	20/03/1880
Jones	Ernest, a lad	Llanbaddock	indecent behaviour during divine service	20/03/1880
Jones	Maria, Ireland St	Abergavenny	obscene language	20/03/1880
Jones	Wm		assault on h/w Harriet	20/05/1865
Jones	John	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	20/05/1865
Jones	Andrew	Pontypool	assaulting Charles Pearce	20/08/1870
Jones	William, a boy	Abersychan	breaking into dwelling hse of Joseph Davies	20/08/1870
Jones	Elizabeth, dau of crpntr	Crickhowell	st prop of G Brewer, Llanellen	21/02/1880
Jones	Henry	Trostrey	v Richard Jones	22/10/1864
Jones	Thomas	Trostrey	v Richard Jones	22/10/1864
Jones	Ann	Cwmbran	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	23/04/1870
Jones	William	Garndiffaith	summ for kpg his beerhse open/pro hours	24/01/1880
Jones	Lot		receiving a prisoner from the c.c. bailiff	24/01/1880
Jones	William	Nantyderry	stealing £14	24/11/1866
Jones	David, labr	Newport	deposition	25/04/1822
Jones	Edward, jnr		father of ill. Child of Eliz.th Williams, widow	25/06/1870
Jones	Charles, shopkeeper	Llangibby	deposition	25/08/1825
Jones	Benjamin	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Jones	Eliza Jane, inquest	Tredegar	died from effects of burning	26/02/1870
Jones	William, a boy	Abersychan	stealing 30 gallons of beer, prop J Davies	27/08/1870
Jones	John, collier	Beaufort	ass John Reynolds of Yard Row	28/02/1880
Jones	Enoch, smith	Beaufort	ass John Reynolds of Yard Row	28/02/1880
Jones	Arthur	Brynmawr	drunk in Worcester Rd	28/02/1880
Jones	Susan	Spring Vale	stealing coal, prop of John Lawrence	28/05/1870
Jones	David P	Pentwyn Tavern	during prohibited hours	28/05/1870
Jones	Ann	Grofield	assault v Charlotte Mathews	29/01/1859
Jones	James	Llanvihangel	pursuit of game	29/01/1859
Jones	Richard		assaulting Mary Ann Bond	29/01/1870
Jones	Isaac	Llantarnam	deposition	29/06/1821
Jones	Thomas	Risca	drunk	03/05/1873
Jones	Ann, w/o Evan	Pontypool	deposition	30/05/1822
Jones	Andrew	Pontypool	drunk on licensed premises	31/01/1880
Jones	David, of the Canteen	Abersychan	house open during prohibited hours	04/06/1870
Jones	William, haulier	Abergavenny	deposition	04/07/1822
Jones	Susan	Pontypool	drunk + obscene language	05/03/1870
Jones	Esther, widow	Llanwenarth	deposition	06/04/1826
Jones	Henry, saddler	Newport	deposition	06/05/1822
Jones	Mary Jane aged 16	Blaenavon	stealing a sovereign	07/12/1872
Jones	John	Abersychan	assaulting his wife	07/05/1870
Jones	William, ship’s carpentr	Newport	deposition	07/07/1825
Jones	James	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Jones	John	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Jones	Emily, 30, hawker	Trevethin	using counterfeit half crowns	08/01/1870
Jones	David		summ by Eliza Arnold as fathr of illeg ch	08/10/1870
Jones	Edwin	Blaenafon	drunk + riotious	08/10/1870
Jones	Annie, a young girl	Garndiffaith	stealing from Mary James	09/07/1870
Jones	James	Usk	v Samuel Gardner for furniture	17/04/1880
Jones	butcher, west place		diseased meat on premises	24/04/1880
Jones	Isaac, Ireland St	Abergavenny	obt beer by false pret from Bowles Flannel St
Jones	Joseph Llewellyn		keeping a dog without a license	15/05/1880
Jones	Mary Ann	Pontypool	soliciting in Crumlin St	15/05/1880
Jones	Thomas	Panteg	ass John Wm Atkins for ill treat a horse	01/05/1880
Jones	W	Llan Yestern Llewern	riding without reigns	01/05/1880
Jones	John, l/lord Hanbury Arms		selling gin below standard strength	17/04/1880
Jones	Llewellyn, British Constitution	Talywain	selling rum below standard strength	17/04/1880
Jones	William	Cwmbran	vagrancy	02/01/1885
Jones	John	Pontnewydd	disorderly on licensed premises	02/01/1885
Jones	Christopher	Pontypool	drunk and incapable in Hanbury Road	02/01/1885
Jones	Henry, mason	Pontypool	drunk + riotious	02/01/1885
Jones	John, l/l Hanbury Arms	Garndiffaith	breach of the licending act	09/01/1885
Jones	David, 40, labr	Bedwellty	stealing trousers, prop of George Miller	09/01/1885
Jones	David, shoemaker	Gwehelog	fined for not sending children to school	09/01/1885
Jones	Cliffoed, shoemaker	Usk	fighting in Walker St	09/01/1885
Jones	Margaret, a young girl	Abersychan	st money, prop of William Sainsbury	23/01/1885
Jones	James	Abersychan	trespass in pursuit of game	30/01/1885
Jones	James		fined 40s	30/01/1885
Jones, alias Watkins	George	Ebbw Vale	stealing lead	08/01/1870
Jones. Description	John. 42	Aberdare	defrauding railway co.	11/07/1876
Jordan	Edward, rtd tradesman	Pontnewynydd	assaulting Elizabeth Jordan, his wife	18/06/1870
Jordan			v Bundy	19/11/1870
Jordan	Henry	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Jordan	Edward		ass. His wife, sent to the asylum	25/06/1870
Jordan	Henry	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Jordan	Edward, Crane St	Pontypool	nuisance on his premises	09/04/1870
Jordan, alias Reardon	William, a boy	Abersychan	breaking into dwelling hse of Joseph Davies	20/08/1870
Joseph	Joseph	Trosnant	drunk + riotious	21/02/1880
Joshua	Thomas	Pontypool	deposition	30/05/1822
Joshua	John	Pontypool	drunk	04/01/1884
Kane	George	Cwmbran	stealing from Nut & Bolt Co	10/09/1870
Kane	Mary		assaulting Katherine Styles	28/05/1870
Kay	John		charged with not sending his child to school	23/01/1885
Keats	John	Usk	v Wm + Hy Jenkins, Lansoy	22/10/1864
Keefe	Patrick	Panteg	assaulting Cornelius Reardon, a lad	12/11/1870
Keith	Mary	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	14/05/1870
Keller	Ellen	Abersychan	stealing a half pint glass prop of Edw. Jones	26/03/1870
Keller	William	Abersychan	drunk	30/07/1870
Kelly	George, 40 shoemaker	Llanhennock	seting fire to ricks, prop of John Williams	13/08/1870
Kelly	Jabez Andrew, Pentwyn Tavern	Abersychan	keeping his house open after hours	14/05/1870
Kelly	William	Pontnewynydd	drunk	20/03/1880
Kelly	James	Newport	st. a watch, prop of Samuel George	26/03/1870
Kennedy	Thomas, 72	Abergavenny	stealing monies from Thomas Lucas	02/04/1870
Kennefick	Edward, mason	Abergavenny	of Tudor st, not sending children to school	14/02/1880
Kennefick	Edward, mason	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Kerr		Crumlin	v Thomas Dodd, innkeeper	22/10/1870
Kerr	William, ex/will of Wm Beatler		v john Davies for goods delivered	15/05/1880
Kettle	Alice, form of Abersychan		pawning prop of Evan Parry	23/01/1885
Kettle	Alice, form of Abersychan		casr dismissed	30/01/1885
King	William	Abersychan	in beer house dur prohibited hours	20/03/1880
King	George	Pontypool	grevious bodily harm	05/02/1859
Kinsey	Henry		drunk + incapable	12/03/1870
Knight	Ann, wife of James	Pontypool	protected property of a deserted marr woman	15/01/1859
Knipe	Henry		v Moseley, damage to crops by sheep	23/07/1870
Lacey	John		st. a purse, prop of James Perrin	02/07/1870
Lambert	Thomas	Goytrey	drunkenness	09/06/1877
Lane	James	Abersychan	drunk	18/06/1870
Lane	James		permitting drunkenness in his house	19/11/1870
Lane	Abraham, Railway Inn	Pontypool	v Margaret Richmond, Pontypool Arms Inn	19/03/1870
Lane	William (draper)	Raglan	v Charles Morgan, Llanbadock	21/10/1865
Langley	Farham	Abersychan	assaulting Benjamin Pearce	19/02/1870
Langley	Thomas	Abersychan	fined 10s for obstructing the footpath	20/03/1880
Langley	Job		v Emma Morgan, claim for damge by sheep	15/05/1880
Langley	Job	Garndiffaith	v Morgan, farmer, Cwmavon	17/04/1880
Lawrence	Samuel, 43, labr	St Brides	stealing timber	08/01/1870
Lawrence	Mark, butcher	Abergavenny	ass Chas Williams Tudor St	10/04/1880
Lawrence	David, moulder	Panteg	drunk	08/05/1880
Leach	Mary	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Leach	Mary, 25, hawker	Newport	unlawfully wounding Daniel Rees	04/01/1884
Leary, description	Daniel, 40	Newport, no fxd res	attempt at rape	16/07/1876
Lee	Mary Ann, a young girl		stealing sugar from Mary Allen	01/10/1870
Lee	James	St Arvans	tend. Counterfeit coins to Jane Brown	10/01/1880
Lee	Mary, 50	Newport	burglary	14/02/1880
Lee	Mary,  little girl		trespass on Richard Greenway’s garden	02/07/1870
Lee	Mary Ann, a young girl	Union Workhouse	sent to Bristol for stealing sugar	08/10/1870
Leek	Benjamin	Garndiffaith	assaulting Mary Phelps	12/03/1870
Leek	Abraham	Pontypool	drunk + disrderly in Hanbury Road	09/01/1885
Legg	John	Llanfrecha Upper	trespass on Mr John Lawrence	20/08/1870
Leigh	William	Pontypool	stealing boots	12/08/1865
Leigh	Richard Middleton	Blaenafon	keeping a carriage without a license	17/09/1870
Leonard	William	Cwmbran	in beerhouse in prohibited hours	11/06/1870
Lever	Mary of Snatchwood	Abersychan	house open during prohibited hours	20/03/1880
Lewis	Reece	Mamhilad	ass. Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar	15/02/1905
Lewis	William	Blaenafon	neglecting to work	01/10/1870
Lewis	Eliizabeth	Goytrey	assault	01/04/1865
Lewis	Eliizabeth	Goytrey	A violent woman	01/04/1865
Lewis	George	St Arvans	tend. Counterfeit coins to Jane Brown	10/01/1880
Lewis	William	Glascoed	summ by John Harris, threatening language	10/01/1880
Lewis	Mary	Glascoed	summ by John Harris, threatening language	10/01/1880
Lewis	Thomas	Cwmbran	ill treating a horse	10/01/1880
Lewis	Frederick	Pontypool	charged with begging	10/12/1870
Lewis	Lydia	Blaenafon	assault on Mary Ann Walters	10/12/1870
Lewis	Edward	Bridge Inn	allowing drinking during prohibited hours	10/05/1873
Lewis	Israel	Panteg	drunk + riotous	11/06/1870
Lewis	Catherine	Pontypool	st. a shawl + dress, prop of Edward Griffiths	11/06/1870
Lewis	Cecilia		drunk + riotious	12/11/1870
Lewis	Edward,20, s/o hotel kpr, Abergnny	Pontypool	st. from Great Western R/way Co	13/08/1870
Lewis	Charles	Goytrey	drinking dur prohibited hours	15/01/1859
Lewis	Edward, 19		stealing goods from railway	16/07/1870
Lewis	John	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly at Trosnant	17/12/1870
Lewis	Sarah Ann, 9	Pontypool	st coal from Pontypool Park Estate	17/09/1870
Lewis	Lewis		v Edmund Edward Jones, judgment summns	18/06/1870
Lewis	Thomas	Abersychan	v William Franks for goods supplied	19/11/1870
Lewis	Thomas		interfering with the comfort of passengers	19/02/1870
Lewis	Lewis, tailor		v Thos Jones	19/03/1870
Lewis	John	Goytrey	trespass	20/05/1865
Lewis	Adam	Llanfrecha Upper	trespass on Mr John Lawrence	20/08/1870
Lewis	Herbert	Llanfrecha Upper	trespass on Mr John Lawrence	20/08/1870
Lewis	Charles	Goytrey	beerhouse offence	22/01/1859
Lewis	Edward	Usk	stealing turnips	22/10/1864
Lewis	William		indecent ass on Mary A Baydon	22/02/1884
Lewis	John		d/dis at the Swan Inn Pontnewynydd	22/02/1884
Lewis	John		drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Lewis	Thomas, groom	Chepstow	deposition	22/09/1825
Lewis	George, a child	Llanfoist	inquest, mother Ann	24/01/1880
Lewis	Cecilia	Pontnewynydd	drunk + riotious	24/09/1870
Lewis	Mary	Llanover	deposition	25/10/1827
Lewis	Hannah	Glascoed	assault by Wm Lewis	26/11/1864
Lewis	John	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Lewis	Elizabeth	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Lewis	Lewis, puddler	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Lewis	esther	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Lewis	John, a furnace man	Blaenafon	leaving work without giving notice	28/05/1870
Lewis	Mary Ann	Nantyglo	stealing coal	29/02/1884
Lewis	John, l abr	Grosmont	deposition	29/04/1826
Lewis	Abraham		assaulting Michael Fitzgerald	03/12/1870
Lewis	Henry	Abergavenny	light + unstamped weights	03/05/1873
Lewis	Lewis		v Daniel Williams, for rent	30/04/1870
Lewis	Thomas, a butcher		ass. Dvd Lewis the yngr, s/o Dvd Lewis btchr	30/04/1870
Lewis	Samuel		perm drunkenness at the Royal Oak	31/01/1880
Lewis	Abraham	Abersychan	leaving his work	05/11/1870
Lewis	George, a youth	Varteg	leaving Edward Morgan’s workplace	05/02/1870
Lewis	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk + disorderley + fighting	05/02/1870
Lewis	John	Pontypool	fined 2s, drunk on highway	06/03/1880
Lewis	Edward	Llanfrechfa Upper	stealing wine	09/07/1870
Lewis	Thomas, l/lord Six Bells	Llanhilleth	selling beer dur prohibited hours	01/05/1880
Lewis	William, collier	Risca	drunk at the Tredegar Arms Inn	09/01/1885
Lewis	John Llewellin	Pontnewydd	obstructing the highway	23/01/1885
Lewis	Sarah, l/lord Butchers Arms	Blackwood	allowing drunkenness at her premises	23/01/1885
Lewis	William, forgeman	Abersychan	affiliation – Sarah Stone	30/01/1885
Lewis	Benjamin		maint for the illigt child of Isabella Thomas	30/01/1885
Lewis	William, forgeman	Pontypool	to pay Sarah Stone 2s pw for his illgt ch	30/01/1885
Lewis	Benjamin		to pay Isabella Thomas 2s pw for his illgt ch	30/01/1885
Lewis	William	Abersychan	drunk, fined 15s or 14 days	30/01/1885
Lewis	Catherine	Pontypool	st money from Thos Hodson, Malthse Lane	30/01/1885
Light	William, 26, labr	Portskewet	stealing from George Brockman	08/01/1870
Limerick	William	Pontypool	drunk + riotious	31/12/1870
Lipiatt	Francis	Pontypool	st prop of Wm Davies, Gr grcr, Crane St	16/07/1870
Lipiatt	Francis		trespass on Caleb George	02/07/1870
Lippiat	Francis, a youth	Pontypool	stealing a fowl from Jenkins, Rosemary Lane	15/01/1870
Littlehales	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Llewellin	John	Pontnewynydd	drunk	22/10/1870
Llewellin	Edward	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	23/07/1870
Llewellyn	Jane	Varteg	assault on John Evans	22/01/1859
Lloyd	Jane	Blaenafon	threats towards Martha Davies	12/11/1870
Lloyd	W H, solicitor	Pontypool	v James Morgan, woodman, Goytrey	02/12/1865
Lloyd	Ann	Abergavenny	v Edward White, butcher, claim £6	21/02/1880
Lloyd	James		chgd with leaving h/w chargble to P’pool Un	22/10/1870
Lloyd	Zephaniah		keeping cows with foot & mouth	29/10/1870
Lloyd	David	Newport	assault on a lad called Roper	03/05/1873
Lloyd	John	Newport	assault on a lad called Roper	03/05/1873
Lloyd	William		father of illeg child of Rebecca Lester	30/07/1870
Lloyd	Arthur	Pontymoil	assaulting Thomas Phillips	05/11/1870
Lloyd	Arthur	Pontymoil	assaulting Thomas Phillips	05/11/1870
Lloyd	Henry	Llanelly	drunk	07/10/1865
Lloyd	David	Tredegar	stealing from Jacob Jones	08/01/1870
Lloyd	Thomas	Griffithstown	drunk + riotious	01/05/1880
Lloyd	Kate	Pontnewydd	drunk on the highway	23/01/1885
Lodge	William		charged with not sending his child to school	23/01/1885
Love	Charles, carpenter + beerhse kpr	Abersychan	Red Lion Inn, bankrupt	19/02/1870
Lovell	James	Pontypool	pursuit of game	14/03/1884
Lowe	Priscilla, 37, marr of Bristol	Portskewet	stealing from Joseph Fox	08/01/1870
Lowry	Jabez	Blaenafon	drunkeness	12/03/1870
Lucas	William		assault	22/01/1859
Lucas	William		fish poaching	22/07/1865
Lucas	Thomas		fish poaching	22/07/1865
Lucas	Samuel	Panteg	stealing 3 ducks at Monkswood	28/06/1880
Lucas	William	Abergavenny	assaulting p.c. Shepherd	08/01/1859
Luff	Philip, farmer	Newland Co. Glos	deposition	16/10/1827
Lupton	Mr John W		keeping a dog without a licence	15/10/1870
Lynch	Peter	Pontypool	drunk + riotous	12/02/1870
Lynch	Patrick, young man	Abersychan	stealing 30 gallons of beer, prop J Davies	27/08/1870
Lynch – between 60-70 yrs old	Elizabeth		assaulting Margaret Cleary	08/01/1870
Madden	Thomas (aged 9)	Cwmynyscoy	Trespass	20/05/1865
Madden	Julia	Abersychan	using obscene language	22/10/1870
Madden	Michael, a lad	Pontnewynydd	trespass Mon r/way co.- Fredk. Grey dep	24/01/1880
Madden	Bridget, 12 years	Panteg	st coal, prop of the Ebbw Vale Co	26/11/1870
Madden	James	Abersychan	assaulting Mary Carey	05/03/1870
Maddocks	William	Maesycwmmer	drunk on highway	07/03/1884
Maddy	Edward	Llanwenarth Ultra	riding without reigns	20/03/1880
Maggs	John		drunk	16/07/1870
Maggs	Abraham	Aberystruth	stealing a coat, prop of Richard Whitson	26/03/1870
Maher	John	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	17/12/1870
Maher	Cornelius	Blaenafon	stealing clothes	30/04/1870
Mahoney	James	Abersychan	stealing flowers	12/08/1865
Mahoney	Denis	Abersychan	drunk	16/04/1870
Mahoney	John	Mamhilad	stealing apples, prop of Thomas Thomas	24/09/1870
Mahoney	Patrick	Cwmbran	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Mahoney	Fanny	Porter Stores	assaulting Mr John Poole	07/02/1880
Mahoney	Catherine, 11	Cwmsychan	trespass	01/05/1880
Maloney	Jeremiah	Abergavenny	charged by Dr Smythe for fence damage	01/05/1880
Maloney	Patrick	Abergavenny	charged by Dr Smythe for fence damage
Malpas	Jacob	Blaenavon	something to keep out the cold’	08/01/1870
Manning, description	Harriet, 42	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	10/07/1876
Marfell	Peter	Clytha	v Wm Proger, cptr, Goytrey	17/12/1864
Marsh	Joseph		non-payment of wages to Abel Crane	17/09/1870
Marsh	Joseph		non-payment of wages to Wm Crane	17/09/1870
Marsh	George	Pontypool	breaking a window in the reading room	29/01/1870
Marshall	Thomas		sentanced for cutting/wounding Wm Dash	22/10/1870
Marshall	Thomas	Blaenafon	cutting + wounding William Dash	06/08/1870
Marshall	George	Blaenafon	allowing his horse on highway wthout a driver	08/10/1870
Martha Elizabeth	Morris, 7 years, inquest	Pontypool	dau of Mr John Morris	03/01/1880
Martin	Henry	Tredegar	stealing a coat	02/07/1870
Martin	Geore, stoker	Newport	assault on Rebecca Walters, aged 6	02/07/1870
Mason	David, petty constable	Chepstow	deposition	22/09/1825
Mason	George, plasterer	Blackwood	drunk + riotious	09/01/1885
Masters	George	Pontypool	v John Lewis	30/04/1870
Mathews	James (blacksmith)	Landenny	v John Prichard, Raglan	17/12/1864
Mathews	Philip	Cwmafon	permitting drunkenness in his house	19/11/1870
Mathews	Henry	Goytrey	v John Lewis	22/10/1864
Mathews	Henry	Goytrey	non-payment of wages	24/08/1872
Mathews	David	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Maxwell			v Buckley, son gone to America	30/04/1870
May	George		obt from his mstr, Chas Andrew Brew	24/09/1870
May	William	Newport	drunk + disorderly	03/05/1873
Mayers	William	Pontypool	ass John Crockett, l/l of The Prince of Wales	02/01/1885
Mc Gowan			v Bowler, for drapery goods	14/05/1870
Mc Millan			v George Powell, claim 5s	15/05/1880
McCarthy	Mary	Pontypool	Going from home to spend her Xmas	01/01/1870
McCarthy	Jeremiah		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
McCarthy	Julia	Wellington Court	drunk + disorderly	17/01/1880
McCarthy			v Gorvin	17/12/1870
McCarthy	John		v Gorvin	19/11/1870
McCarthy	Dennis	Newport	stealing money, acquitted	02/07/1870
McCarthy	serv of Edward Morgan	Usk	working a horse in an unfit state	06/03/1880
McCarthy	John snr	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
McCarthy	Catherine	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
McCarthy	Catherine	Bedwellty	stealing money from Michael Hennesey	08/01/1870
McCarthy	Joseph	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	22/05/1880
McCarthy	Patrick	Blaenavon	£3 10s arrears	23/01/1885
McCarthy, description	John, 28	Pontypool		15/07/1876
McConnell	Elizabeth, w/o William	Abergavenny	deposition	15/11/1822
McCourt	Tom	Pontypool	assaulting Wm Jones	11/05/1888
McCourt	John, otherwise Thomas	Pontypool	assaulting Daniel Kelly at Abersychan	29/10/1870
McDonald	James, a navvie of herc proportions	Talywain	drunk + trespass at Arthur Evans	12/03/1870
McEvoy	Frederick	Abersychan	drunk	25/06/1870
McGowan			v Bowler, drapery goods	18/06/1870
McGowan			v Meredith, mason, summ after judgment	18/06/1870
McGowan			v Meredith, a mason	22/10/1870
McGowan	William		v Jacob Davies, claim £1.0s 6d	15/05/1880
McGowan	William		v Morgan Davies, claim £1. 0s 6d	15/05/1880
McGuire	Catherine	Abersychan	assaulting Ellen Lane	20/08/1870
McGuire	Daniel	Abersychan	assaulting Ellen Lane	20/08/1870
McIntyre	Andrew	Pontypool	no hawkers license	31/01/1880
McKay	James		v Benjamin Price, claim £1 13s 6d	15/05/1880
Mead	James	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	12/11/1870
Mead	John	Abersychan	stealing a quantity of iron, prop of Ebbw V.Co	17/12/1870
Mead	John, 26, labourer	Raglan	stealing an overcoat, prop of John Harrison	04/01/1884
Merchant	John, 50	Portskewett	st money from George Hobalt, acquitted	13/08/1870
Mercy	Samuel		assaulting Frederick Evans	21/02/1880
Meredith	Andrew	Ponthrydyrun	threatening Catherine Rowlands	19/03/1870
Meredith	James, over 60	Llansoy	inquest	31/01/1880
Meredith	Albert	Abersychan	trespass in pursuit of game	30/01/1885
Meredith	Albert		fined 20s	30/01/1885
Miles	Mary	Abersychan	creating a disturbance	10/01/1880
Miles	George	Garndiffaith	fighting in Trosnant	12/03/1870
Miles	Mr. Farmer	Llandewi Fach	fatal accident	19/03/1870
Miles	Harriet, elderley woman	Abersychan	stealing from Thomas Agg	22/01/1870
Miles	David	Blaenafon	drunk	22/10/1870
Miles	Richard	Glascoed	v John Phillips for rent of hse + garden	30/04/1870
Miles	Mary	Trevethin	charged with keeping a dog	05/11/1870
Miles	John	Abersychan	refusing to quit a public house	08/01/1870
Milgrove	Thomas	Garndiffaith	assaulting his wife Elizabeth	02/07/1870
Miller	James	Pontnewydd	drunk on the highway	23/01/1885
Mills	Susanna, w/o Thomas, watchmkr	St Woollos	deposition	04/01/1823
Mitchel	Edward, a lad	Llanbaddock	indecent behaviour during divine service	20/03/1880
Mitchel	Mary	Pontypool	drunk	26/03/1870
Mitchell	Samuel, petty constable	Pontypool	deposition	09/05/1825
Moore	Nathanial, 19		stealing prop of Wm John Foxwell	14/02/1880
Moore	Thomas, a boy	Skenfrith	stealing prop of Wm John Foxwell	14/02/1880
Moore	William, horse keeper	Abergavenny	drunk + insulting at Angel Inn, Abergavenny	05/02/1859
Moore	Thomas	Blaenafon	stealing tools, prop of Thomas Price	05/02/1870
Morgan	David	Abersychan	obstructing the police	01/10/1870
Morgan	Bridget		drunk + riotious	10/01/1880
Morgan	William, labr	Govilon	fishing trespass	13/03/1880
Morgan	Thomas	Blaenavon	drunk at Talywain	13/03/1880
Morgan	Elizabeth	Llanbadock	deposition	13/04/1826
Morgan	William	Pontnewynydd	keeping his house open after hours	14/05/1870
Morgan	William	Abersychan	trespass	15/01/1859
Morgan	Benjami, cooper	Raglan	deposition	15/11/1827
Morgan	Daniel, a decrepid old man		assaulting his wife, Ann	16/07/1870
Morgan	Jabez	Cwmbran	allowing pigs to stray on the highway	17/01/1880
Morgan	William, labr	Landenny	deposition	17/10/1826
Morgan	James, b/smith of Abergavenny	Llantilio Pertholey	deposition	17/05/1826
Morgan	Charlotte, w/o David, bailiff	Abergavenny	deposition	17/08/1819
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	trespass	18/08/1865
Morgan	Mary		assaulting Louisa Powell	19/11/1870
Morgan	William		non-payment of wages to George Powell	19/11/1870
Morgan		Llanithel	v Dawking, paying taxes	19/02/1870
Morgan	James	Goytrey	stealing wood	19/08/1877
Morgan	Thomas, shoemaker	Llandenny	v Thomas Moses, Lansoy	02/12/1865
Morgan	William	Garndiffaith	threats tow David Davies, a man with a crutch	02/07/1870
Morgan	Jabez	Mynyddislywn	stealing a watch	02/07/1870
Morgan	John, Beaufort Inn	Brynmawr	case dismissed	20/03/1880
Morgan	James (a lad)	Monkswood	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
Morgan	Thos.wood-dealr	Usk	v Alfred James, auctnr, Abergavenny	21/10/1865
Morgan	John	Usk	non-payment of poor rate	21/02/1880
Morgan	Jemima	Varteg	assault on John Evans	22/01/1859
Morgan	Victoria	Varteg	assualt on John Evans	22/01/1859
Morgan	John	Ebbw Vale	non-payment of wages to John Parfitt	22/01/1870
Morgan	Daniel		v Hertiah? Jenkins	22/01/1870
Morgan	William		drunk at Blaenavon	22/02/1884
Morgan	William	Blaenavon	dunk	22/03/1884
Morgan	James	Goytrey	stealing lead	23/12/1867
Morgan	Josiah	Little Mill	escaping from Reformatory	23/07/1870
Morgan	James	Monkswood	dismissed by Rev Thos Evans	25/02/1865
Morgan	James + Margaret h/w	Goytrey	assault on Mary Evans	25/02/1865
Morgan	David, haulier	Newport	deposition	25/04/1822
Morgan	James	Goytrey	wood stealing case	25/08/1877
Morgan	James	Goytrey	assault on John Edwards	26/11/1864
Morgan	Thomas	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Morgan	Daniel	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Morgan	Roger	Goytrey	trespass	26/08/1865
Morgan	David	Blaenavon	beer hse open 25mins past hours	29/01/1859
Morgan	David		smashing paines of glass	29/01/1859
Morgan	Ann	Glascoed	selling beer without a licence	29/10/1870
Morgan	Evan, boatman	Llantarnam	deposition	29/06/1821
Morgan	Joshua, inquest	Blaenafon	accidental death	03/05/1873
Morgan	John A	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Morgan	George	Blaenafon	making threats	03/09/1870
Morgan	David		v George Parfit, for gas fittings	30/04/1870
Morgan	Ezeriah	Goytrey	dog without a license	30/06/1877
Morgan	Thomas		assaulting George Anthony at the Bell Inn	30/07/1870
Morgan	Edward, haulier	Usk	working a horse in an unfit state	06/03/1880
Morgan	John	Blaenafon	drunk + fighting	06/08/1870
Morgan	William	Pontypool	stealing ash poles	07/03/1884
Morgan	David	Gellygoes	theft of meat	07/03/1884
Morgan	James	Goytrey	obtaining manure	08/05/1869
Morgan	Thomas	Goytrey	drunkenness	09/06/1877
Morgan	William	Goytrey	stealing a reap-hook	09/07/1870
Morgan	Hannah	Kemeys	non-payment of poor rate	17/04/1880
Morgan	Margaret	Blaenafon	st boots, prop of Henry Witchell	10/04/1880
Morgan	Margaret, w/o a blacksmith	Blaenafon	stealing boots	15/05/1880
Morgan	John, pickler	Abercarn	trespass in pursuit of game	09/01/1885
Morgan	Daniel, 22, collier	Bedwellty	assaulting Sarah Ann Roberts aged 2	09/01/1885
Morgan	Sarah Elizabeth, 12	Blaenavon	st a shawl, prop of James Filer	16/01/1885
Morgan	Ambrose	Blaenavon	bastardy arrears, pay to Elizabeth Jones	23/01/1885
Morgan	David	Newbridge	drunk	23/01/1885
Morgan	Daniel	Talywain	drunk + riotious	30/01/1885
Morgan ‘alias Tom Tumpin’	Thomas	Llanvihangel Pontymoile	pursuit of coneys	15/01/1859
Morrell			v Morrell, legitimacy case	06/03/1880
Morris	Evan		illegitimacy – Manda Wills	10/01/1880
Morris	Evan	Race	affiliation, Manda Wills, acquitted	10/01/1880
Morris	Elizabeth		stealing from her mistress	13/08/1870
Morris	Saml, fmr, par of Llandogo	Newland Co. Glos	deposition	16/10/1827
Morris	Daniel	Blaenafon	assaulting John Steadard, 14 years	16/07/1870
Morris	William	Mamhilad	trespass	20/02/1869
Morris	William		ref to pay Philip Keys wages	24/01/1880
Morris	Rachel, wife of George	Trelleck	sudden death	29/01/1859
Morris	John	Pontypool	fighting in Trosnant	05/03/1870
Morris	Morris, mariner	Newport	deposition	06/05/1825
Morris	William	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Morris	William, moulder	Cwmbran	drunk + incapable	30/01/1885
Morris	William, moulder	Cwmbran	drunk + incapable	30/01/1885
Morrris	Edwin, a respecable young man	Blaenafon	drunk	14/05/1870
Morrris	Mary, 14	Cwmsychan	trespass	01/05/1880
Morrris	William	Cwmbran	drunk + riotious	01/05/1880
Mosely		Cwmynyscoy	v W. Pask, rent of house	19/02/1870
Moslyn	Samuel, 43, labr	St Woolos	st + killing a lamb, prop of r Duchan	08/01/1870
Muffin	Dominic	Monmouth	v Philip Powell, Gwehelog	22/10/1864
Mulraney	Ed, a young man	Trosnant	ass Sarah Ann Wms + Mary Ann Nelmes	10/05/1873
Mulraney	Edward	Trosnant	drunkenness	03/05/1873
Munday	Thomas	Trosnant	fighting	01/10/1869
Munday	George	Usk	v Joseph Jenkins, non payment of £4	14/02/1880
Munday	uriah	Pontypool	drunk	02/07/1870
Munday	Emma, 18	Ebbw Vale Co	stealing coal	06/03/1880
Mundy	Frank, a lad	Pontnewynydd	trespass Mon r/way co.- Fredk. Grey dep	24/01/1880
Murphy	Patrick	Cwmbran	drunk + disorderly	14/03/1884
Murphy	Daniel	Abersychan	obstructing pc. Lewis	14/05/1870
Murphy	James	Abersychan	obstructing pc. Lewis	14/05/1870
Murphy	Margaret, 13 years		stealing coal from Ebbw Vale Co	23/04/1870
Murphy	Cornelius	Pontypool	rem goods in distress of Thos Fletcher	28/05/1870
Murphy		Abersychan	drunk + riotous	07/05/1870
Murphy	John	Pontypool	play pitch + toss at Sowhill on a Sunday	17/04/1880
Murphy	John	Pontypool	fined 5s	17/04/1880
Murphy	Richard		drunk at Noah’s Ark Inn	16/01/1885
Musto	Abraham		trespass	12/08/1865
Myers	Nathan		pawning prop of Evan Parry	23/01/1885
Myers	Nathan, pawnbroker	Blaenavon	taking goods from an under age child	30/01/1885
Nagle	Patrick	Abersychan	summ by Julia Bradley for ass – dismissed	27/03/1880
Nash	George	Cwmyniscoy	killed in America	27/03/1880
Nash	William	Pontypool	cruelly ill-treating a calf	04/06/1870
Neville	Ambrose	Trevethin	assaulting Thomas Jones	10/09/1870
Neville	Mary	Trevethin	assaulting Thomas Jones	10/09/1870
Neville	James?	Trevethin	assaulting Thomas Jones	10/09/1870
Newman	Charles		poaching in the river Usk	21/02/1880
Newman	Thomas		poaching in the river Usk	21/02/1880
Newman	William		poaching in the river Usk	21/02/1880
Newman	Thomas		illegal fishing	08/01/1859
Newman	John	Pontypool	ass John Crockett, l/l of The Prince of Wales	02/01/1885
Nicholas	James	Llanbaddock	in beerhse during prohibited hours	10/05/1873
Nicholas	Llewellin	Bedwas	causing death of Wm. Leach, aquitted	02/04/1870
Nicholas	Evan	Coedygric	assaulting Diana Haswell	30/07/1870
Noonham	James	Pontypool	assaulting Thomas Wood	24/09/1870
Norris	Catherine	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Noyce	Charles		stealing flannel shirt, prop. Of George Rex	16/04/1870
Nurse	George	Abercarn	drunk at Crumlin	20/08/1870
Oakley	Joseph, milkman	Abergavenny	selling adulterated milk	10/04/1880
Oakley	James	Abergavenny	fined for selling adulterated milk	01/05/1880
O’Hearne	Johanna	Abersychan	obscene language	06/03/1880
Oliver	George		v Joseph Burgess, claim £1 16s 11d	15/05/1880
O’Neil	John		assaulting James Cleary	12/03/1870
Osborne	Thomas	Blaenafon	drunk + riotious	03/09/1870
O’Shanessey	Michael		default of fine	08/10/1870
Owen	James	Llanbaddock	in beerhse during prohibited hours	10/05/1873
Owen	Frederick	Pontypool	assaulting pc Lewis	11/06/1870
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	sudden death	18/04/1863
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	late Mr John Owen	02/05/1863
Owen	John Gwynne	Goytrey	inquest	25/04/1863
Owen	Thomas	Abersychan	non-payment of poor rate	08/01/1870
Padfield	Thomas	Blaenafon	disorderly	20/08/1870
Paine	James	Usk	drunk	10/01/1880
Palmer	Sydney		vagrenacy & begging	07/02/1880
Palmer	Thomas	Newport	stealing a lobster	08/01/1870
Parfitt		Blaenafon	v Lloyd	17/12/1870
Parfitt	John	Abersychan	assault on Jacob Edwards	29/01/1859
Parfitt	James		threats towards Jane Parfitt, his wife	04/06/1870
Parfitt	Jas		pursuit of game at Goytrey	07/02/1880
Parfitt	james	Goytrey	pursuit of game	07/02/1880
Parfitt	James		asaulting Jane his wife	08/10/1870
Paris	Henry, gent Tredegar Iron Wrks	Tredegar	deposition	01/04/1826
Parkenson	Edward	Panteg	assaulting Cornelius Reardon, a lad	12/11/1870
Parker	Timothy	Blaenafon	assaulting  Eugine Connop	16/07/1870
Parker	James	Blaenafon	cruelty to a horse	17/01/1880
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v James Powell, Llanhowell	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v John Pitt, haulier, Usk	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v Richard Williams, Usk	21/10/1865
Parker	James, grocer	Usk	v J. Roberts, sawyer, Usk	21/10/1865
Parry	Walter	Garndiffaith	in White Lion Inn – prohibited hours	24/01/1880
Parry	William	Goytrey	drunk at the Sun Inn	25/02/1865
Parry	Ann	Llangwm	deposition	26/05/1826
Parry	Henry	Garndiffaith	Bastardy case – Mary Shearn	29/01/1859
Parry	William, carpentr	Goytrey	drunk + riotous	29/07/1865
Parry	Henry	Blaenafon	drunk + fighting	06/08/1870
Parry	Maria		assault on James Jarvis	07/05/1870
Parry	Walter	Garndiffaith	guilty of fighting in the street	08/10/1870
Parry	Cornelius	Llanvetherine	v James Strachen, farmer	17/04/1880
Parry	Thomas, haulier	Gelligaer	drunk + incapable of 2 horses at B’wood	09/01/1885
Parry	Joshua	Pentwynmawr	ass the Rev Enoch Thomas at Newbridge	23/01/1885
Pattison			v James Hewitt for drpery goods	14/05/1870
Peacock	Elizabeth	Abersychan	chimney on fire	14/03/1884
Pearce	Benjamin	Abersychan	keeping a carriage without a license	20/08/1870
Pearce	William	Nantyglo	stealing wood	29/02/1884
Pearcey	Thomas	Newport	obt money from Mr Evans, merchant	08/01/1870
Peel	Daniel	Pontnewynydd	assaulting Winifred Johnson	11/06/1870
Peel	Daniel		assaulting Winifred Johnson	04/06/1870
Penall	Harriet	Goytrey	inquest	07/03/1863
Penn	William	Blaenafon	arrears in bastardy due to Sarah Barnes	10/09/1870
Penn	William, a coacher	Blaenafon	father of illigitimate ch of Elizabeth Bynes	05/03/1870
Penterer	Isaiah, 25	St Arvans	tend. Counterfeit coins to Jane Brown	10/01/1880
Perkins	Lewis, roller	Abercarn	trespass in pursuit of game	09/01/1885
Perrott	George	Pontypool	stealing boots, prop of John Evans	27/03/1880
Phelps	Ebenezer	Trevethin	wife-beating	14/08/1880
Philips	Joseph	Pontypool	picking pockets in market	23/04/1870
Philips	Jno	Mamhilad	v Wm Lewis, ejectement of a messuage	30/04/1870
Phillips	Ann	Llanbadock	deposition	13/04/1826
Phillips	James, 26	Aberystruth	stealing clothes from James Jenkins	13/08/1870
Phillips	Cabel Abel	Newport	stealing letters and stamps	14/02/1880
Phillips	Matilda	Pontymoile	trespass	15/01/1859
Phillips	Wolf	Abersychan	non-payment of rates	19/03/1870
Phillips	Mary Jane	Blaenavon	Stealing a shilling	20/05/1865
Phillips	Job		summ for non-payment to George Roberts	20/08/1870
Phillips	William		damaging fences	22/02/1884
Phillips	Thomas, haulier, 18	Abercarn	cock fighting	22/02/1884
Phillips	Charles	Blaenafon	assaulting Evan Rees	23/07/1870
Phillips	Maria		threats against George Roberts	27/08/1870
Phillips	David	Tredegar	affiliation summons	29/07/1865
Phillips	Richard	Pontnewynydd	drunk + refusing to quit the pub	03/05/1873
Phillips	Elijah	Pontnewynydd	drunkenness	30/07/1870
Phillips	John, 20	Blaenafon	leaving Blaenafon Iron Works	04/01/1884
Phillips	William	Blaenavon	drunk	07/03/1884
Phillips	Julia	Monmouth	stealing from William Gilbert	08/01/1870
Phillips	Rees, 41, mason	Newport	stealing from G B Gething esq	08/01/1870
Phillips	William	Goytrey	v John Waters, beesom mkr Goytrey	09/12/1865
Phillips	Philip Abraham	Pontypool	deposition	09/05/1825
Phillips	Thomas		keeping beerhse open dur pro hours	09/07/1870
Phillips	Thomas, farmer		false declaration	15/05/1880
Phillips	John	Cefnycrib	st a fowl, prop of Wm Edwards, Tymawr	03/04/1880
Phillips	Elijah		threat language to Hannah Phillips	01/05/1880
Phillips	John	Blaenavon	drunk + incapable	09/01/1885
Pickman	Thomas	St Woollos	deposition	04/01/1823
Pierce	William	Pentwynmawr	ass the Rev Enoch Thomas at Newbridge	23/01/1885
Pitman	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk at Trosnant St	17/04/1880
Pitman	Thomas	Pontypool	fined	17/04/1880
Pittcot	John, collier	Cwmtillery	wrongly marking a tram of coal	29/02/1884
Plaisted	William		a sad domestic history	27/03/1880
Platt	Margaret	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	30/01/1885
Platt	Margaret	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	30/01/1885
Plummer	Edward	llanithel	allowing gambling in his public house	26/03/1870
Ponsford	John, a youth	Blaenafon	st. boots, prop of Ann James/emp of Caleb Edmo	30/04/1870
Pope	Charles	Cwmbran	not maintaining his wife	30/04/1870
Pope	Charles	Cwmbran	not supporting his wife	07/05/1870
Popjoy	James	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Poulsom	James	Usk	drunk on the highway	10/05/1873
Poulsom	Daniel	Caerleon	employing child under 13 yrs of age	29/02/1884
Powell	William, glazier, Tred. Iron Wrks	Tredegar	deposition	01/04/1826
Powell	William, inquest	Penlance Farm, Abergavenny	body found in hay loft	14/02/1880
Powell	James, platelayer	Glascoed	assaulting Ellen White of Pontymoile	17/12/1870
Powell	James	Glascoed	assaulting Ellen White of Pontymoile	17/12/1870
Powell	Thomas, Bridge-End Inn	Abersychan	keeping his house open dur prohibited hrs	17/12/1870
Powell	Chas		drinking out of hours at the Noah’s Ark	18/09/1880
Powell	David		drinking out of hours at the Noah’s Ark	18/09/1880
Powell	John		not maintaining his father	19/02/1870
Powell	John, 42	Tredegar	stealing barley, prop Tredegar Iron Co	02/07/1870
Powell	William, farmer	Llangovan	v George Roberts, Monkswood	21/10/1865
Powell	George	Goytrey	Going off the path	24/12/1864
Powell	Edward	Garndiffaith	assaulting Margaret Lewis	27/08/1870
Powell	Rebecca	Goytrey	stealing a sovereign	28/02/1863
Powell	james	Goytrey	non-payment of poor rate	07/02/1880
Powell	Adelaide	Goytrey	stealing £1 + pair boots	07/03/1863
Powell	Archealus	Risca	assaulting Belinda Hammond, 9yrs old	08/01/1870
Powell	Elizabeth	Abersychan	stealing coal	09/07/1870
Powell	Roger	Newbridge	riding without reigns	09/01/1885
Powell	James	Pontypool	drunk at Forge Hammer Inn	09/01/1885
Powell	William, 31, labr	Aberystruth	assaulting Mary Ann Barton	09/01/1885
Powell	William	Pontnewydd	drunk on the highway	23/01/1885
Powell	Charles	Blackwood	drunk at Butchers Arms	23/01/1885
Powell	William		neglecting to maintain his wife + child	30/01/1885
Powell	William		neglecting to maintain his wife + child	30/01/1885
Power	George	Cwmnantddu	stealing coal	13/03/1880
Power	James	Abersychan	drunk + disorderley	19/02/1870
Preece	Joseph, labr	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	14/02/1880
Preece	Joseph	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Preece	John	Abergavenny	light weights	03/05/1873
Preece	James, 17	Blaenafon	stealing a cloth from his mother	04/01/1884
Preece	Emily, 21	Landwardine, Hererford	st prop of Mrs Emmeline Lawrence	09/01/1885
Preist	Eliza		summ by her nephew Wm Priest for assault	24/04/1880
Price	Thomas	Goytrey	drunk, riotous + incapable	10/11/1866
Price	Thomas	Blaenafon	neglecting his work	10/12/1870
Price	Joseph	Lanvair	fighting	12/11/1870
Price	John	Lanvair	fighting	12/11/1870
Price	Elizabeth	Abergavenny	disorderly conduct	14/02/1880
Price	Thomas, gingerbeer manufctr	Abergavenny	Non-payment of wages to Joseph Cox	14/02/1880
Price	William, farm labr	Blaenafon	drunk	16/04/1870
Price	Joseph	Talywain	drunk + riotious	17/01/1880
Price	Joseph	Talywain	assaulting pc. James	17/01/1880
Price	Thomas	Talywain	assaulting pc. James	17/01/1880
Price	John (carpentr)	Usk	v John Morgan, carpentr, Llanbaddock	18/02/1865
Price	William, 39	Tredegar	stealing barley, prop Tredegar Iron Co	02/07/1870
Price	Thomas	Abersychan	obstructing a footpath	20/03/1880
Price	John, jnr, butcher	Brynmawr	drunk at Red Cow Inn Worcester St	20/03/1880
Price	John, jnr	Brynmawr	drunk at the Rising Sun	20/03/1880
Price	Evan	Talywain	assaulting Sarah Davies	20/08/1870
Price	Joseph		guilty of ass pc James	24/01/1880
Price	Thomas		guilty of ass pc James	24/01/1880
Price	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk + riotious in Commercial st	27/03/1880
Price	Elizabeth	Abergavenny	disorderly in High Street	28/02/1880
Price	Thomas	Abergavenny	non-payment of wages to Joseph Cox	28/02/1880
Price	a lad	Newport	disturbance on Stow Hill	03/05/1873
Price	George	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	03/09/1870
Price	Jenkin	Pontnewynydd	drunk + riotious	06/08/1870
Price	Thomas	Newbridge	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Price	Lewis		neglecting to maintain his father	07/03/1884
Price	Thomas	Abersychan	drunk + riotous	09/04/1870
Price	Mathew	Cefnycrib	st a fowl, prop of Wm Edwards, Tymawr	03/04/1880
Price	Philip		assaulting George Evans in railway carriage	02/01/1885
Prichard	William	Llanwenarth	deposition	24/12/1904
Prichard	Margaret, w/o John	Newport	deposition	14/10/1825
Prichard	Herbert		v William Williams	22/10/1864
Priest	Elizabeth	Goytrey	mom-payment of poor rates	14/08/1880
Pritchard	Elizabeth, 21		st money from Evan Morgan, Salutation Inn	13/08/1870
Pritchard	William	Sebastapol	fighting	20/05/1865
Pritchard	William		summ by John Webb for assault	20/08/1870
Pritchard	John, an intelligent looking boy	Cwmyniscoy	st boots, prop of Susannah Parker	06/03/1880
Pritchard	Thomas	Llanwenarth	st fowls prop of mr Morris, Chapel Mill	07/02/1880
Pritchard	Philip	Usk	drunkeness	08/01/1859
Pritchard	Herbert	Usk	v Herbert Evans, damage to a fence	17/04/1880
Probert	Philip, farmer	Llandogo	deposition	24/12/1827
Probert	John, labr	Llantrissant	fined for not sending children to school	09/01/1885
Probyn	John		permitting drunkennes + disorderly	17/12/1870
Probyn	W	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Proctor	Henry, tiler and plasterer	Usk	fighting in Walker St	09/01/1885
Prosser	Wm, late of Dublin Stores		summoned for poor rates	01/10/1870
Prosser	John, 25, collier	Ebbw Vale	assault on Babrina Foxwell	14/02/1880
Prosser	James, a young man		summ by the Patent Nut & Bolt factory	17/01/1880
Prosser	Edwin	Bassaleg	robbing his master	02/07/1870
Prosser	Thomas	Blaenafon	assaulting pc Priest	20/08/1870
Prosser	William, Dublin Stores	Abersychan	drunk + assaulting pc Lewis	23/04/1870
Prosser	William, colliery prop		summoned for wages due to James Wms	23/04/1870
Prosser	Mary Ann		assaulting her child, Mary Ann Jones	26/11/1870
Prosser	William	Abersychan	stealing a half pint measure	26/03/1870
Prosser	Charles, innkpr	Blaenafon	carrying a gun without a license	31/01/1880
Prosser	William,	Abersychan	permitting drunkenness in Dublin beerhse	04/06/1870
Prosser	William	Abersychan	kpg Dublin stores beerhse open dur pro hrs	09/07/1870
Prosser	William, Penlanlace	Abergavenny	charged by Elijah Davies, mason	10/04/1880
Prosser	John	Usk	charged with not paying the board rates	09/01/1885
Prosser	Margaret	Pontypool	charged with neg to pay for her illigt child	30/01/1885
Prosser	Margaret	Pontypool	summons father of her illigt child for payment	30/01/1885
Prothero	Esan	Golynos	threatening towards his wife	06/08/1870
Pugh	Reginald		d/dis in Abersychan	22/02/1884
Pugh	Reginald	Abersychan	drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Pullen	Miss	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Pullin			husband did not appear, case dismissed	15/10/1870
Pullin	Elizabeth		assulting Robert Pullin, her husband	08/10/1870
Pulling	William	Pontypool	assaulting his sister Amelia Jane Lloyd	03/01/1880
Pulling	William	Pontypool	assaulting his sister, Amelia Jane Lloyd	03/01/1880
Purcell	Michael	Pontnewydd	disorderly on licensed premises	02/01/1885
Purcell	Henry	Pontypool	drunk in Trosnant St	16/01/1885
Purnell	William		summ for illeg. Child of Mary Evans	10/09/1870
Quigley	James	Aberystruth	fel. Demading from Jonah Michael Rees	26/03/1870
Quin	Margaret	Pontypool	stealing coal	24/12/1864
Quinn	Patrick		vangrancy + stealing	30/07/1870
Quinn	Patrick	Panteg	stealing prop of Philip Williams, Holly Bush	06/08/1870
Rafferty	James	Blaenafon	hawking without a license	31/01/1880
Rafferty	Bartholomew	Blaenafon	hawking without a license	31/01/1880
Raglan	Thomas	Raglan	stealing cotton print	08/01/1859
Raglan	Thomas	Raglan	larceny	08/01/1859
Raxworth	Henry	Blaenafon	stealing two pigs, prop of Wm Paunton	19/11/1870
Raxworth	George	Panteg	assaulting William Willmot	05/11/1870
Raystruck	Edward	Llantilio Pertholey	stealing ginger wine, prop of Alfred Walters	09/01/1885
Raystruck	Edward	Llantilio Pertholey	stealing mittens, prop of Susannah Walters	09/01/1885
Read	William	Goytrey	assault on Caroline Drinkwater	05/07/1862
Read	Allen, baker	Abersychan	assaulting Samuel Williams	09/04/1870
Reardon	John	Pontypool	drunk + riotious	21/02/1880
Reardon, alias Jordan	Cornelius, young man	Abersychan	stealing 30 gallons of beer, prop J Davies	27/08/1870
Reardon, alias Jordan	William, a boy	Abersychan	stealing 30 gallons of beer, prop J Davies	27/08/1870
Reddick	George		non-payment of wages to John Croom	17/12/1870
Redman	Richard, labr	Llanbaddock	v Charles Morgan, Llanbadock	21/10/1865
Redman	Richard, labr	Usk	fined for not sending children to school	09/01/1885
Redwood	John	Goytrey	affiliation- Christiana Hooper	13/07/1872
Redwood	John	Goytrey	case dismissed	17/08/1872
Redwood	John	Goytrey	charged with being the father of a chilf	20/07/1872
Reed	Jeremiah	Blaenavon	stealing candlesticks	01/10/1869
Reed	George	Panteg	trespass in Llanbaddock, pursuit of game	21/02/1880
Rees	James		summ for keeping a dog without a license	01/10/1870
Rees	William	Goytrey	non-payment of rates	01/06/1888
Rees	Morgan, a boy		trespass at Cwmsychan Pits	10/04/1880
Rees	Rebecca	Trevethin	assaulting Thomas Jones	10/09/1870
Rees	William	Pontllanfraith	v Evan Hopkins, claim for work	13/03/1880
Rees	Anne		v Phillip + Thos Phillips for £18	14/02/1880
Rees	david, 68, inquest		died by fire	14/02/1880
Rees	Thomas E		v Henry Mathews for boots	19/02/1870
Rees	Margaret, a widow		non-payment of poor rate	21/02/1880
Rees	William	Pontllanfraith	v Evan Hopkins, claim for work	21/02/1880
Rees	John	Varteg	ass on George Knight	22/10/1870
Rees	Rees	Pontypool	drunk	23/07/1870
Rees	Elizabeth	Nightingale Village	threats towards Elizabeth Thomas	24/09/1870
Rees	Morgan, a boy	Cwmsychan	trespass	10/04/1880
Rees	Peter		vagrancy	15/05/1880
Reynolds	Alfred, 34, labr	Newport	st collecting box, prop of Sarah Dustcham	09/01/1885
Rich	George	Pontnewydd	stealing a piece of timber	20/08/1870
Richards	Richard	Abersychan	fighting	01/10/1870
Richards	Daniel		trespass	12/08/1865
Richards	Frederick	Abersychan	fighting	14/03/1884
Richards	Alfred	Llanfrechfa Upper	non-payment of poor rate	14/03/1884
Richards	Elizabeth	Caerleon	polluted well	14/03/1884
Richards	David	Brynmawr	murder of Susanna Evans ‘susy after breakfast’	15/01/1870
Richards	John		interfering with the comfort of passengers	19/02/1870
Richards	Philip	Abersychan	assaulting Mark Alexander	19/02/1870
Richards	D, engine driver	Brynmawr	murder of Susannah Evans	02/04/1870
Richards	Elizabeth	Tredegar	Stealing from Cath. Harris, Bush Inn	26/03/1870
Richards	John, mastr of Brigg	Newport	deposition	06/05/1825
Richards	William, soldier, Shrop Reg	Pontypool	fighting	07/03/1884
Richards	William, horse inspector	Blaenavon Co	cruelty to a horse	17/04/1880
Richards	William	Abersychan	assault on George Williams	30/01/1885
Richards	William	Abersychan	threat lang towards George Williams	30/01/1885
Richardson, description	Frank, 25, marr	b. Tutshill, Glos	assault	14/07/1876
Riley	Ruth	Lanvair	fighting	12/11/1870
Rivers	Arthur	Usk	v James Poulson for supplying beer	17/04/1880
Roberts	Richard	Llanbaddock	in beerhse during prohibited hours	10/05/1873
Roberts	Mary Ann		keeping house open for sle of drink	19/02/1870
Roberts	Thomas	Goytrey	Highway rates	20/05/1865
Roberts	William	Pontypool	drunk + riotious in George St	21/02/1880
Roberts	Albert		assault at Abercarn	22/02/1884
Roberts	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Roberts	Lewis,haulier	Newport	deposition	25/04/1822
Roberts	John		assault on George Powis	29/02/1884
Roberts	Thomas	Goytrey	assault on Lucy Mercy	03/08/1867
Roberts	John	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Roberts	Thomas	Blaenafon	assaulting James Bishop	04/06/1870
Roberts	William	Mamhilad	fighting	05/02/1859
Roberts	George	Pontymoile Works	ejectment order	24/04/1880
Roberts	Thomas		permission to sell the Olway Inn	15/05/1880
Roberts	William, Crown Inn Pantygelly	Abergavenny	charged by Elijah Davies, mason	10/04/1880
Roberts	James, a young lad	Abergavenny	found on prem’s of W Saunders	01/05/1880
Roden	Edward	Cwmnantddu	drinking in Robin Hood after hours	15/01/1870
Roderick	Roderick	Pontnewydd	drunk + riotious	17/01/1880
Rodway	George		non-payment of wages to Maurice Welsh	01/10/1870
Rogers	Leah	Cwmafon	v Evan Evans for rent	17/12/1870
Rogers	Eli, beerhouse keeper	Garndiffaith	refusing to allow pc Kendall to search	17/09/1870
Rogers	Christopher	Cwmnantddu	cruelty to a cat	21/02/1880
Rogers	Elizabeth, 2 years, inquest	Tredegar	effects of convulsions	26/02/1870
Rogers	Sampson	Abertillery	drunk + riotious	04/01/1884
Rogers	Sampson	Blaina Gwent	dressed in womens clothing	04/01/1884
Rogers	Thomas, Crows public hse	Sebastapol	house open dur prohibited hours	08/05/1880
Ross, alias Clark	Elizabeth	Newport	drunk + annoying	03/05/1873
Rosser	Ellen, 55	Newport	st two spades, prop of Joseph Firbank	13/08/1870
Rosser	John	Goytrey	killing a hare	15/01/1859
Rosser	Henry,	Blaenafon	drunk	22/10/1870
Rosser	John	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Rosser	Aaron	Goytrey	trespass	05/02/1870
Rosser	John	Abersychan	drunk + riotous	09/04/1870
Rosser	Ann	Llangwm Ucha	summ Geo Davies for paternity of child	15/05/1880
Rosser	James	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	09/01/1885
Rothenbury		Merthyr	v Martha Gilbert	19/11/1870
Rouch	Ellen	Sowhill	assaulting Hannah McCarthy	17/04/1880
Rowe	a lad	Newport	disturbance on Stow Hill	03/05/1873
Rowland	Edmund, labr	St Woollos	deposition	04/01/1823
Rowlands	William	Mamhilad	ass Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar	15/02/1905
Rowlands	George jnr	Pontrhydyrun Tin Works	wilful damage	14/03/1884
Rowlands, a boy			run over in Cross Street	21/02/1880
Rudge	henry	Blaenafon	assaulting John Steadard, 14 years	16/07/1870
Rudman	Charles	Pontypool	aiding + abetting	30/11/1872
Russell	Joseph, a little boy	Pontypool	stealing tobacco, prop of James Day	19/11/1870
Russell	John	Pontypool	Bastardy case – Mary Haynes	29/01/1859
Ryan	maria	Garndiffaith	throwing water over Norah Fowler	28/05/1870
Ryan	Stephen	Abersychan	neglecting his work at the Ebbw Vale Co	03/05/1873
Ryan	Catherine	Newport	stealing from Thomas Thomas	08/01/1870
Sandford	John	Cwmbran	drunk	03/04/1880
Sandford	wife of John	Cwmbran	drunk	03/04/1880
Sankey	Henry	Aberystruth	st a duck from Harriet Thomas’s shop	13/08/1870
Sankey			v Jenkins	22/10/1870
Satchell	Richard	Usk	v Charles Arnold, Pontypool	22/10/1864
Saunders	Philip, 15, emp Sebastapol		ass. Rose Watkins, 7, discharged	16/07/1870
Saunders	William	Newport	obtaining boots, acquitted	02/07/1870
Saunders	W	Abergavenny	light weights	03/05/1873
Saunders	John	Pontypool	deposition	30/05/1822
Sayce	John, 23, labr	Bedwellty	stealing a lamp, prop of Edward Harris	09/01/1885
Scamell	John aged 17		stealing a horse cloth in Goytrey	06/02/1875
Scott	William, a navvie	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	26/02/1870
Scott	John, fireman	Griffithstown	drunk + riotious	10/04/1880
Scott	Thomas, a boy	Griffithstown	playing hockey on the highway	23/01/1885
Screes	Daniel		add paternity to the illeg ch of Jane Thomas	29/10/1870
Scuttler	William		vagrancy	24/12/1870
Sergeant	Robt. James, 34, puddler	Aberystruth	stealing 2 fowls, prop of David Lloyd	09/01/1885
Sewell			v Griffiths, wine supp from Clarence Hotel	14/05/1870
Seymour	Annie, a young girl	Trosnant	drunk + incapable	16/07/1870
Sharland	George	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Shaw	Charles	Pontnewynydd	ass old Jack Charles’s ch. Thomas + Ann	20/08/1870
Shaw	George	Blaenafon	drunk	03/12/1870
Shaw	James	Abersychan	drunkeness	05/03/1870
Shea	John, 30	Tredegar	stealing money from John Riley	10/01/1880
Shea	Michael, 56, labr	Bedwellty	stealing from Isaac Edwards	08/01/1870
Shean	John	Abersychan	stealing from Mary Mead	01/10/1870
Sheen	John	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	24/09/1870
Shepherdson	William	Monkswood	putting his head in the lion’s mouth	24/09/1864
Sherwood	Robert		summ for leavng work	15/10/1870
Shortman	William	Abersychan	allowing a horse to stray	14/03/1884
Shortman	John, jnr	Abersychan	cruelty to a horse	03/04/1880
Simmonds	John	Blaenafon	drunk	15/01/1870
Simmonds	David	Blaenafon	drunk	15/01/1870
Simmons	George, 20, miner	Mathern	stealing geese etc prop of Chs Edw Lewis	04/01/1884
Simpson	W		v Wm Sires, for goods supplied	14/05/1870
Simpson	W		v Philip Edwards, for good supplied	14/05/1870
Simpson			v Buckley, suit of clothes	14/05/1870
Sims	George		threatening language to his wife	22/02/1884
Sims	George	Abersychan	threatening language	22/03/1884
Skipp	Frederick	Gwehelog	stealing from the hse of John + Jas Davies	08/01/1870
Slade	William	Blaenafon	drunk	23/07/870
Smart	Thomas	Abersychan	in beer house dur prohibited hours	20/03/1880
Smith	Edward		drunk + riotious	10/12/1870
Smith	Mary-Ann	Talywain	assaulting Sarah Hopkins	12/11/1870
Smith	James	Blaenafon	drunk + using obscene language	15/10/1870
Smith	George	Victory Beerhouse	allowing his hse open dur prohibited hrs	17/01/1880
Smith	Daniel	Cwmafon	threats towards Mary Haggett	02/07/1870
Smith	Henry	Pontypool	drunk in George St at his mothers house	20/03/1880
Smith	Elizabeth, a vagrant	Abersychan	drunk	20/08/1870
Smith	T , a dresser	Usk	setting his chimney on fire	21/02/1880
Smith	Daniel	Cwmavon	in beerhouse during prohibited hours	23/04/1870
Smith	Frederick	Pontypool	ass Eliza + George Bell	03/04/1880
Smith	Morris	Blaenafon	drunkenness	03/05/1873
Smith	Allen		keeping house open on a Good Friday	30/04/1870
Smith	Thomas, a lad		trespass on Evan Jones’s property	30/04/1870
Smith	Esther	Blaenafon	assaulting Jane Jones	30/07/1870
Smith	Isaac, 25, hawker + horse dlr	Newport	st prop of Mary Elizabeth Hallan	04/01/1884
Smith	Charles, a robust young tramp		breaking windows	05/02/1870
Smith	John	Pontypool	underweight purchase of brass	07/02/1880
Smith	John, marine store dealer	Pontypool	obtaining brass & lead	07/02/1880
Smith	Mary	Pontypool	assault	07/03/1884
Smith	William	Bassaleg	stealing from cooper Ray	08/01/1870
Smith	Richard, a tramp	Pontypool	st prop of Francis Jones,6 Uppr Bridge St	22/05/1880
Smithson	Samuel,inquest	Tredegar	found dead in pond on Ebbw Vale mountain	26/02/1870
Snook	Benjamin		assaulting p.c’s Wm Steed + Mark Mathews	16/04/1870
Snook	Jonathan	Pontypool	non-payment of rates	26/02/1870
Sopp	James, 31, inquest		sudden death	19/03/1870
Southall			v Farmer	22/01/1870
Southell	Thomas	Penyrheol	cider hse, not proven	05/06/1869
Spence	H L Albion Rd	Pontypool	accident with firearm	28/02/1880
Spencer	Frederick, tailor	Blaenafon	v Edgar James, confectioner	17/04/1880
Spooner	Richard	Tredegar	killing his wife	13/08/1870
Spooner	Richard	Tredegar	ch. With death of h/w Elizabeth, Globe Inn	09/07/1870
Squires	William, a carter emp by Sandbrook		leaving horse in street	17/04/1880
Steadman	Charles	Usk	v J Williams, claim for clothes	17/04/1880
Steed	Thomas		unpaid wages	23/01/1885
Stent	Samuel	Blaenavon	drunkenness	01/10/1869
Stephens	John Mount	Coedygric	assaulting his wife	12/02/1870
Stephens	Thomas	Abersychan	fighting	20/08/1870
Stephens	Joseph		d/dis at the Swan Inn Pontnewynydd	22/02/1884
Stevens	Joseph	Pontnewynydd	drunk + disorderly	22/03/1884
Stevens	Sarah, 9	Blaenavon	st a shawl, prop of James Filer	16/01/1885
Stidder	Wm, 23, blacksmth	Shirenewton	assaulting Adelaide Harris	10/01/1880
Stinchcombe	Mr	Monkswood	expired	25/09/1870
Stinchcombe	Mr	Monkswood	accident	03/09/1870
Stinchcombe	Henry	Usk	allowing cattle to stray on the highway	06/03/1880
Stock	Walter	Pontypool	drunk in Pontypool	02/07/1870
Stock	John	Blaenafon	drunk	02/07/1870
Stockham	Henry	Usk	non-payment of poor rate	21/02/1880
Stone	John	Pontypool	breaking into a cellar of Thos Rees	01/01/870
Stone	John	Pontypool	stealing groceries, prop of John Edwards	24/12/1870
Stone	Edward	Abersychan	assault on Jacob Edwards	29/01/1859
Stone	Thirza, 20 years,	Pontypool	drowned in canal	30/04/1870
Storey	Robert, 67, inquest	Newport	of unsound mind	26/02/1870
Strange	James, who bel to the Artillery	Blaenafon	drunk	22/10/1870
Strange	Clement	Abersychan	drunkeness	05/03/1870
Sufflebothem	Ann		assaulting Ann Curzon	10/12/1870
Sullivan	Elizabeth		stealing a coat, prop of William Bragg	15/10/1870
Sullivan	Michael	Ebbw Vale Co	leaving work without giving notice	18/06/1870
Sullivan	James	Abersychan	drunk	19/03/1870
Sullivan	Mary, 11	Caerleon	stealing prop of Richard Clarke	20/03/1880
Sullivan	Mary	Abersychan	using obscene language	22/10/1870
Sullivan		Blaenafon	stealing from Henry Wheeler	03/05/1873
Sullivan	James	Abersychan	leaving work without notice	03/09/1870
Sullivan	Dennis, an old man	Blaenafon	hawking without a license	30/04/1870
Sullivan	Margaret	Pontypool	drunk + disorderly	30/01/1885
Sullivan	Margaret	Pontypool	fined 40s or 1 month with hard labour	30/01/1885
Surname	Christian Name	Parish	Description	Year
Sweet	John	Pontypool Park Estate	cutting sticks nr Ebenezer Chapel	30/04/1870
Tade		Lanvair	leaving employment	22/01/1859
Talbot	Samuel, 23, stableman	Newport	stealing a horse, aquitted	02/04/1870
Talbot	Joseph	Cwmsychan	stealing coal	24/04/1880
Tanner	William of Chepstow	Newport	deposition	06/05/1822
Taylor	John	Pontnewydd	drunk + riotious	10/01/1880
Taylor	Miles	Pontypool	desertion of family	13/03/1880
Taylor	William	Aberystruth	st a duck from Harriet Thomas’s shop	13/08/1870
Taylor	Samuel	Llanishen	v John Jones, Llanishen	17/12/1864
Taylor	Edward	Llantilio Pertholey	deposition	17/05/1826
Taylor	Ellen	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	24/09/1870
Taylor	Elizabeth	Blaenafon	assaulting Elizabeth Quinn	03/09/1870
Taylor	Elizabeth	Coedygrig	stealing a dress-hat, bonnet + apron	30/03/1872
Taylor	William	Blaenafon	assaulting Joseph Davies	30/07/1870
Taylor	George, from London	Blaenavon	st a cash box, prop of Emily Davies, draper	16/01/1885
Taylor	George, 17, a tramp	Blaenavon	st a cash box, prop of Emily Davies, draper	23/01/1885
Taylor	William	Pontnewydd	obstructing the highway	23/01/1885
Teague	Thomas	Pontypool	non-payment of his son at the reformatory	23/01/1885
Thomas	Thomas	Pontnewynydd	ale to strong	01/01/1870
Thomas	Mary (formerly of Goytrey)	Pontypool	disorderly prostitution	01/10/1869
Thomas	Charles, 12	Chepstow	stealing spectacles	10/01/1880
Thomas	William	Goytrey	neglecting to maintain his wife + fam	10/04/1880
Thomas	David, hairdresser	Abersychan	inquest	10/05/1873
Thomas	George, 24	Blaenafon	ass Sarah Lewis/Hannah Parry/Elz Jones	13/08/1870
Thomas	William	Llantarnam	non-payment of poor rate	14/03/1884
Thomas	a blacksmith	Llanthewi Skyrrd	v Morgan of Crumlin, fmr for a plough	17/12/1870
Thomas	William (tailor)	Usk	v John Morgan fmr Llangwm Ucha	18/02/1865
Thomas	William (tailor)	Usk	v Philip Morgan, wheelwrght Usk	18/02/1865
Thomas	William	Snatchwood	stealing lead, prop of Mr Henly	18/06/1870
Thomas	Thomas, a boy	Abersychan	breaking into dwelling hse of Joseph Davies	20/08/1870
Thomas	Herbert	Usk	non-payment of poor rate	21/02/1880
Thomas	Catherine		threats towards Catherine Kelly, dismissed	21/02/1880
Thomas	William, a little boy, aged 4	Abersychan	inquest at Bell Inn	22/01/1870
Thomas	Ann		drunk at Blaenavon	22/02/1884
Thomas	Ann	Blaenavon	a drunken woman	22/03/1884
Thomas	Thomas		drunk at the Sun Inn	24/12/1864
Thomas	William	Pontypool	stealing groceries, prop of John Edwards	24/12/1870
Thomas	David	Abersychan	assaulting James Frewen	26/11/1870
Thomas	Thomas, a boy	Abersychan	stealing 30 gallons of beer, prop J Davies	27/08/1870
Thomas	Frank, a little boy	Pontnewynydd	st. gooseberries, prop of Geo Fothergill	28/05/1870
Thomas	William	Mamhilad	bastardy case – Emily Carter	28/08/1880
Thomas	David	Abergavenny	unjust + unstamped weights	03/05/1873
Thomas	Elizabeth	Goytrey	stealing at Goytrey	30/01/1869
Thomas	William		non-payment of wages to Fredk. Richards	31/01/1880
Thomas	William	Pontnewynydd	assaulting his sister Ellen Thomas	05/02/1870
Thomas	David (farmer)	Llanvihangel Crucorney	drunk	07/10/1865
Thomas	Susan	Little Mill	helping Sydney Davies to escape reformatory	07/02/1880
Thomas	george	Little Mill	helping Sydney Davies to escape reformatory	07/02/1880
Thomas	Mary	Crumlin	drunk + incapable	07/03/1884
Thomas	George	Cwmafon	rape on Eliz Jones/Sarah Lewis/Hannah Parry	07/05/1870
Thomas	Catherine	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Thomas	John	Newport	stealing from James Yearsley	08/01/1870
Thomas	James	Gt Westn Eating Hse	illegal hours	08/05/1869
Thomas	James		v Wm Bayliss, claim for 11s	15/05/1880
Thomas	William	Pontypool	deserting his family	22/05/1880
Thomas	David, moulder	Cwmbran	deserting his family	22/05/1880
Thomas	James	Blaenavon	non payment of rent to Elizabeth Thomas	02/01/1885
Thomas	Henry, 54	Newport	st collecting box, prop of Sarah Dustcham	09/01/1885
Thomas	Ann	Pontypool	st dress pieces, prop of Edwin Fowler	23/01/1885
Thomas	Taylor	Cwmnantddu	drinking in Robin Hood after hours	15/01/1870
Thomas	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk on licensed premises	31/01/1880
Thomas aka Joe Goss	Josiah	Abersychan	st a ham, prop of John Daniel	07/02/1880
Thomas, alias Price	John Thomas, 64, labr	Mynyddislwyn	stealing a saucepan, prop of Hen Edmunds	09/01/1885
Thomas, description	William. 15	Sth Mkt St Newport	damaging fruit fruit	10/07/1876
Thompson	William	Abergavenny	stealing a coat	10/05/1873
Thorn	Isaac	Tredegar	brk into dw. Hse of George Ashman, aquitted	02/04/1870
Thurston	George, 29, porter	Newport	stealing	08/01/1859
Tibb	George	Nr The Forge Hammer	stealing	24/12/1870
Tilton	George Thomas, 26,agent	Monmouth	obt by false pret from Walter Henry North	09/01/1885
Tipton	Adam, a young collier	Varteg	summ by Martha Lewis, fathr of her illeg ch	15/10/1870
Titley	Sarah	Bedwellty	stealing flannel, prop of Wm Charles	26/03/1870
Toose	Stephen, 23	Newport	sheep stealing	08/01/1859
Tovey	John Edward, labr	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Townsend	Edward		drunk + riotious	03/01/1880
Townsend	Edward		drunk + riotious	03/01/1880
Townsor	George	Pontypool	drunkenness	07/05/1870
Tranter	John	Pontypool	assaulting John + Samuel Rees	15/01/1870
Tranter	John		v Thos Edmonds, unpaid for dresses	19/02/1870
Tranter	John		affiliation, illeg. Child of Margaret Bradley	30/04/1870
Trickett		Pontypool	v Ferdinand Winterhalder	22/01/1870
Tristram	John		non-payment of wages to Chas Meredith	28/05/1870
Tuberville	Edward	Panteg	trespass	17/01/1880
Tucker	James, 23, collier	Risca	st. prop of Charles Webster	10/01/1880
Tucker	William, 28, now gone to America		sett fire to Lord Tredegar’s property	13/08/1870
Tucker	Sarah	Blaenavon	selling a watch, prop of David Rees	06/03/1880
Tucker	Sarah	Blaenavon	court case	06/03/1880
Tucker	William	Pontynewynydd	using a car with no name written on it	09/01/1885
Tugby	John, 18, labourer	Newport	wounding Thomas Shell	04/01/1884
Turner	John	Goytrey	scab in sheep	01/12/1877
Turner	Samuel	Pontypool	threats towards Mary Turner	22/01/1870
Twiney	Thomas	Abersychan	neglecting to work	07/03/1884
Twissell	Henry		stealing a watch at Cwmnantddu	01/10/1869
Twissell	John		summoned for poor rates	01/10/1870
Twissell	Henry,	Coedygric	brk into the Union Workhouse	17/09/1870
Twissell	Ann	Mamhilad	assaulting Emily Phillips	18/07/1874
Twissell	Henry	Pontypool	stealing money from Messrs Stephens	05/11/1870
Twissle	Henry, a well known character		stealing apples	23/07/1870
Underwood			v Robins	30/04/1870
Upham	Walter		Riotus behaviour in Griffithstwon	22/02/1884
Upham	Walter	Griffithstown	Riotus behaviour in Griffithstwon	22/03/1884
Vaughan	Alfred	Pontypool	pursuit of game	14/03/1884
Vaughan	Charles, blacksmith	Govilion	entering a train whilst in motion	17/12/1870
Vaughan	Thomas, constable	Newport	deposition	02/01/1823
Vaughan	William, late of	Beaufort	neglecting his family	28/02/1880
Vaughan	John	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
Vaughan	William	Blaenavon	non-payment of his son at the reformatory	23/01/1885
Voice	Robert	Abertillery	drunk + riotous	29/02/1884
Vokes	Fred.k, 35, watchmaker		property of William Johns	14/02/1880
Waite	Louisa	Goytrey	throwing water over a neighbour	15/06/1872
Waite	George	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Waite	Louisa	Goytrey	non-payment of poor rate
Waites	George	Blaenafon	assaulting Elizabeth Quinn	03/09/1870
Walbeoff	Lewis	Llanelly	deposition	15/11/1822
Walford		Lanvair	leaving employment	22/01/1859
Wallace	Henry	Caerleon	not sending children to school	29/02/1884
Waller	William	Tredegar	stealing cloth	02/07/1870
Walters	James		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
Walters	henry, 28, labr	Llanwern	murdering his wife, Eliza	14/02/1880
Walters	Lewis		tress on land in occ of John Twissell	17/09/1870
Walters	Thomas	Trelleck	v Wm Hayman, Newchurch West	22/10/1864
Walters	George, roadman	Pontypool	chgd by Ebeneezer Phillips for lvg his work	24/09/1870
Walters	Evan	Blaina	assault on Ann Jones	29/02/1884
Walters	Charles	Mamhilad	keeping a dog without a licence	03/12/1870
Walters	Margaret	Pontypool	drunk	03/12/1870
Walters	Mary		charged with not sending his child to school	23/01/1885
Walters	John	Abercarn	drubk + disorderly	23/01/1885
Walters	David	Pontnewynydd	drunk at the Masons Arms	30/01/1885
Ward	Richard	Llanellen	not sending children to school	14/02/1880
Ward	Richard	Llanellen	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Warner	Ann	Pontypool	drunk + riotious	07/02/1880
Warren	William	Blaenafon	assaulting Aaron Tovey	02/07/1870
Waters	John	Goytrey	v Wm Philips, Goytrey	17/12/1864
Waters	John (beesom mkr)	Goytrey	v Wm Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey	18/02/1865
Waters	Thomas, tramping tailor	Llanvihangel	st 4 fowls, prop of Dvd Wms Manachty Fm	27/03/1880
Waters	Thomas, a tailor	Pontypool	st fowls + a coat, 3 months	03/04/1880
Waters	George, a haulier	Newport	stealing beer	05/03/1870
Waters	John, beesom mkr	Goytrey	v William Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey	09/12/1865
Wathen	Richard		setting fire to a chimney	18/06/1870
Watkins	David		leaving his employ at Robert Bateman’s esq	10/05/1873
Watkins	Thomas	Goytrey	summoned for leaving work	14/12/1867
Watkins	Benjamin	Abergavenny	deposition	15/11/1822
Watkins	James, tiler	Abergavenny	deposition	15/06/1826
Watkins	Thomas, carpenter	Abergavenny	deposition	15/06/1826
Watkins	Rachel	Talywain	keeping house open dur prohibited hours	17/09/1870
Watkins	Joseph	Abercarn	fighting	22/02/1884
Watkins	George	Goytrey	housebreaking at Goytrey	23/01/1869
Watkins	David	Garndiffaith	killed in America	27/03/1880
Watkins	John	Garndiffaith	killed in America	27/03/1880
Watkins	Mary, w/o Thomas, hurdle maker	Christchurch	deposition	28/04/1821
Watkins	Prudence	Llandogo	beer house offence	29/01/1859
Watkins	Octavius	Caerleon	not sending children to school	29/02/1884
Watkins	James	Llangattock nigh Usk	ejectment of John Jones/blacksmiths shop	03/05/1873
Watkins	Noah, 10 years	Pontynewynydd	disturbing the congregation at Chapel	07/05/1870
Watkins	Abraham	Llansoy	non-payment of poor rate	17/04/1880
Watkins	Thomas		v Francis Lewis	15/05/1880
Watkins	Mary Ann	Garndiffaith	assaulting Jane Allen	22/05/1880
Watkins	James	Blaenavon	drunk + disorderly at Blaenavon Works	09/01/1885
Watkins, description	Sarah, 20, single	Castle St Abergavenny	indecent prostitution	14/07/1876
Watts	Thomas	Goytrey	stealing meat	01/09/1866
Watts	Thomas	Goytrey	v Thomas Jeremiah	16/02/1867
Weaver	Alfred, 40	Usk	st a coat, prop of Herbert Thomas	14/02/1880
Weaver	a lad	Newport	disturbance on Stow Hill	03/05/1873
Webb	Mark, a saddler	Raglan	stealing from his master	13/08/1870
Webb	James, haulier	Risca	inquest, fell off a dray	23/01/1885
Webber	Elizabeth	Blaenafon	drunk + incapable	19/02/1870
Weeds	Agnes, the elder	Pontypool	usuing threat lang towards Mary Ann Davies	16/01/1885
Weeds	Agnes, the younger	Pontypool	usuing threat lang towards Mary Ann Davies	16/01/1885
Weekes	James	Blaenafon	assaulting Thomas Lloyd	28/05/1870
Weeks	John	Pontypool	ass John Crockett, l/l of The Prince of Wales	02/01/1885
Wells	Elizabeth	Pontnwydd	drunk + disorderly	09/01/1885
Welton	Patrick	Cwmbran	assaulting Ann Sullivan	30/07/1870
Welton	Ann	Cwmbran	assaulting Ann Sullivan	30/07/1870
West	Margaret		summ for keeping a dog without a license	01/10/1870
Westlake Brewers		Blaenafon	v W P Denner	17/04/1880
Wheeler	John		assaulting a boy called Thomas Jones	05/06/1869
Wheeler	John	Mamhilad	allowing 2 horses on the highway	22/05/1880
White	Denis	Pontypool	act of vagrancy/calling into pubs for beer	16/04/1870
White	Eliza	Staffordshire Row	inquest	28/02/1880
White	Joseph		stealing a gun in Goytrey	29/12/1866
White	Jane Ann	Blaenafon	st 3 red herrings prop of John Home	31/01/1880
White	Samuel	Risca	ass Louisa Evans at Wattsville	23/01/1885
Whitehouse	Ellen	Abersychan	assaulting Susannah Collins	15/01/1859
Whitehouse	Joseph, apprentice	Abersychan	absconding from the employ of W Witchell	30/01/1885
Whiteman	James		threatening sis-law Ann Whiteman	15/01/1870
Whiteman	John		threatening sis-law Ann Whiteman	15/01/1870
Whitfield	William	Blaenavon	Pugilism	29/01/1859
Wiliams	Edgar	Blaenavon	drunk	07/03/1884
Wilkins		Newbridge	v Chas Ricketts for beer	18/06/1870
Wilks	Isaac	Mamhilad	assaulting Mary Mathews	25/06/1870
Willett	Edwin, took part in election riots	Abersychan	assaulting his fathers wife, Ann	26/02/1870
William	Temperance, a young girl	Abersychan	stealing a sovereign, prop of Thomas Edwards	19/02/1870
William	William A	Llangibby	deposition	25/08/1825
William	John	Goytrey	scab in sheep	29/01/1876
William	George, 24	Abersychan	stealing watches, 18m hard labour	08/01/1870
William	Williams	Goytrey	salmon fishing with a spear	21/01/1865
William	Williams	Goytrey	pigs out for a walk	21/09/1872
Williams	George	Abersychan	stealing from Wolf Phillips, pawnbrkr	01/01/1870
Williams	Mary A, 28	Canal Parade	keeping a disorderly house	10/01/1880
Williams	Edmund	Blaenafon	neglecting his work	10/12/1870
Williams	David, inquest	Pontypool	found dead/friend of Emily Palmer	11/06/1870
Williams	Temperance		in the house of Rev John Morgan	12/11/1870
Williams	Edmond		drunk after the pay	12/02/1870
Williams	Temperance, again	Abersychan	stealing at the White Hart Inn	12/03/1870
Williams	Benjamin	Llantarnam	stealing a scythe	12/08/1865
Williams	Daniel	Pontypool	non-payment of poor rate	13/03/1880
Williams	William, 47	Marshfield	cutting +wounding David John	13/08/1870
Williams		Henllis, Green Meadow Fm	v Roberts, to recover £84	14/02/1880
Williams	William	Cwmbran	stealing from iron works	15/01/1870
Williams	Ann	Blaenafon	assaulting Charlotte Adde’ey?	17/12/1870
Williams	Abraham +wife, labr	Goytrey	v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey	18/02/1865
Williams	John	Abersychan	trespass at the Salutation	18/06/1870
Williams	William	Abersychan	trespass at the Salutation	18/06/1870
Williams	Benjamin	Abersychan	assaulting Benjamin Pearce	19/02/1870
Williams	Moses	Abersychan	fined 10s for obstructing the footpath	20/03/1880
Williams	Thomas		assaulting Thomas Hole	20/08/1870
Williams	Jeremiah	Blaenafon	drunk + committing a nuisance	22/01/1870
Williams	James	Abergavenny	of Monk St murdered in Hereford	24/01/1880
Williams	John, a dealer	Abergavenny	sheep with scab at market	24/01/1880
Williams	Henry, 11 weeks, inquest	Rhymney	found dead in bed	26/02/1870
Williams	David (farmer)	Pentrepeod	in beerhse of Saml Booth aftr prohibtd hrs	26/03/1870
Williams	David, roll turner	Blaenafon	ass. Mgt Bevan of the Parrot beerhouse	26/03/1870
Williams	Temperance	Trevethin	st. prop from Wm Richards/Ann Jones/Sarah Rog	26/03/1870
Williams	Thomas	Blaenafon	drunk + fighting	27/08/1870
Williams	John, landlord, Little Rhyd Inn	Beaufort	ass John Reynolds of Yard Row	28/02/1880
Williams	Thos.wood-dealr	Usk	not sending children to school	28/06/1880
Williams	John		charged with vagrancy	29/10/1870
Williams	James + John	Caerleon/Newport	neglecting to maintain his mother	29/02/1884
Williams	William	Garndiffaith	drunk	03/12/1870
Williams	William	Blackwood	drunkenness	03/05/1873
Williams	William		in beerhse of Job Bevan dur pro hours	03/09/1870
Williams	Joseph		v Thomas Vaisey	30/04/1870
Williams			v Morgan, cows straying onto land	30/04/1870
Williams	John	Pontypool	drunk	30/07/1870
Williams	John	Garndiffaith	drunk + riotious at Talywain	31/01/1880
Williams	William	Pontypool	drunk + riotious	31/12/1870
Williams	Mary Ann	Mamhilad	threats to Mrs Cooke	04/12/1880
Williams	James	Gwernesney	assault on Thomas Harris, shopkeeper	05/02/1859
Williams	Sarah	Llandegfeth	stealing an umbrella, case dismissed	05/06/1869
Williams	Thomas	Tredegar	gbh upon Wm James, landlord Bee Inn	08/01/1870
Williams	William		stealing a purse, prop of Gwilliam Davies	08/01/1870
Williams	Jacob	Blaenafon	charged with disorderly conduct	08/10/1870
Williams	Charles + Elizabeth	Llanover	v Abraham Williams	08/03/1880
Williams	Thomas	Pontypool	The work of a novice	08/04/1865
Williams	Abraham, + wife	Goytrey	v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey	09/12/1865
Williams	Richard		father of illeg. Ch. Of Elizabeth Carpenter, wid	09/07/1870
Williams	Isaac	Gwehelog	keping a dog without a license	15/05/1880
Williams	Sarah, 72	Llanbaddoc	killed by accident	15/05/1880
Williams	James	Abersychan	drunk	22/05/1880
Williams	Samuel, a tramp	Pontypool	sleeping in an outhouse	10/04/1880
Williams	William		vagrancy	15/05/1880
Williams	William, an old man	Trevethin	cruelty to a donkey	01/05/1880
Williams	John, 16	Blaenafon	st a shovel from Blaenavon works	01/05/1880
Williams	James, grocer	Blaenafon	v W Harris, emp at Varteg Works	17/04/1880
Williams	James, grocer	Blaenafon	v Geor Watkins	17/04/1880
Williams	Miles	Abersychan	drunk + riotious	02/01/1885
Williams	Margaret	Newbridge	drunk + disorderly at Pontypool	09/01/1885
Williams	Robert, 23, sailor	Llangibby	stealing prop of Geo. James	09/01/1885
Williams	James		drunk at Noah’s Ark Inn	16/01/1885
Williams	Ellen, 17	Pontypool	st a jet necklace, prop of Magdelene Morgan	16/01/1885
Williams	Ellen, 17	Pontypool	sentanced to 1 months hard labour	23/01/1885
Williams	Charles	Pontnewydd	obstructing the highway	23/01/1885
Williams	Richard	Crumlin	drunk + riotious	23/01/1885
Williams	John	Risca	damaging a window, prop of Saml White	23/01/1885
Williams	James	Caerleon	theft of grease, prop of Wm Lewis	30/01/1885
Williams	James	Caerleon	Old Furnace, P’pool, case dismissed	30/01/1885
Williams, alias ‘Will Scotch’	William	Brynmawr	breaking + enter hse of John Price, btchr	28/02/1880
Williams, alias Wilson	Thomas	Portskewett	picking pockets	02/07/1870
Williams, description	Samuel, 30, w. Mary Ann	Pontypool	vagrancy	13/07/1876
Wilmott	Edward		ass Henry & Sarah Jane Wraxworthy	15/10/1870
Wilmott	Edward		summ for wages due to Charles Davies	09/07/1870
Wilsher	Thomas	Pontnewynydd	leaving a r/way carriage whilst in motion	10/05/1873
Wilson	John, gamekpr, inquest	Blaenafon		14/02/1880
Wilson	George	Llantarnam	stealing bacon prop of Wm Lewis	09/01/1885
Wiltshire	Abraham	Abersychan	ass. Henry Williams of Queen Adelaide	23/04/1870
Window	William	Kemeys	not sending children to school	28/06/1880
Winstone	Alice	Coedygric	inquest, accidentally drowned	20/08/1870
Wintle	Henry	Abersychan	allowing drunkenness in his house	20/08/1870
Wise	John	Pontypool	unlawfull assembly	23/11/1872
Withers	Charles, labr	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	14/02/1880
Withers	Charles	Abergavenny	not sending children to school	28/02/1880
Withy	Henry, 77, inquest	Blaenafon	fell under locomotion engine	19/03/1870
Wood	Thos, jnr	Trosnant	drunk	10/01/1880
Wood	Samuel	Usk	drunk on the highway	10/05/1873
Wood	Agnes	Pontypool	drunk at Trosnant	27/08/1870
Worn	William	Mynyddislywn	stealing a coat + bag, discharged	02/07/1870
Wyatt	John	Abergavenny	charged by Dr Smythe for fence damage	01/05/1880
Wynn	Oliver, prev emp by Lord Tredegar		threatng letters to Wm Andrew White	13/08/1870
Yarberry	Alfred	Blaenafon	neglecting his work	10/12/1870
Yorath	William	Goytrey	alleged sheep stealing	14/04/1877
Yorath	William	Goytrey	stealing 20 sheep	21/04/1877
Yorath	William	Goytrey	kpg a dog without a license	03/06/1876
Young	Rachel	Blaenafon	permitting drunkenness in his house	19/11/1870
Jones	John, a tramp	Pontnewydd	vagrancy, from Dowlais, 7 days hard labour	06/02/1885
Carrey	Samuel	Blaenafon	stealing 10s from James Lewis	06/02/1885
Deakin	Riley	Blaenafon	breaking + entering shop of Nathan Myers	06/02/1885
Mogford	John	Blaenafon	breaking + entering shop of Nathan Myers	06/02/1885
Meredith	Daniel	Blaenafon	breaking + entering shop of Nathan Myers	06/02/1885
Powell	William	Pontypool	neglecting his wife	06/02/1885
Hines	Alfred	Griffithstown	in pursuit of game	06/02/1885
Hines	George	Griffithstown	in pursuit of game	06/02/1885
Carrey	Samuel	Blaenafon	stealing prop of James Lewis	06/02/1885
Morgan	James R, l/lord Full Moon Inn	Pontypool	assaulting Wm Bradford	06/02/1885
Gough	Daniel		assaulting James Monkley	06/02/1885
Lewis	Catherine	Pontypool	stealing from Thos Hodson, clogger	06/02/1885
Williams	William	Blaenafon	drunk + riotious	06/02/1885
Jenkins	William	Pontypool	drunk + incapable	06/02/1885
Beech	Francis	Abersychan	drunk + riotious, fined 10s or 7 days	06/02/1885
Hughes	David	Abersychan	drunk, fined 10s	06/02/1885
Jones	James	Pontypool	drunk, fined 10s or 7 days	06/02/1885
Price	Thomas	Pontypool	drunk + riotious in Crane St, 10s or 7 days	06/02/1885
Jones	Ann	Crumlin	assaulting Elizabeth Parfitt	06/02/1885
Evans	Daniel, labr	Pontypool	drunk + riotious, fined 20s or 14 days	06/02/1885
Bryant	Thomas	Talywain	st prop of Richd Wm Cleaton Gough	06/02/1885
Jones	Thomas, 66	Pontnewynydd	begging, discharged on leaving town	06/02/1885
Davies	Thomas	Blaenafon	discharged	06/02/1885
Ashman	Isaac	Blackwood	assault	06/02/1885
Edwards	Jake	Celynen Pit	breach of mining act	06/02/1885
Davies	William	Celynen Pit	sleeping at pit	06/02/1885
Day	Henry	Celynen Pit	sleeping at pit	06/02/1885
Rowlands	Daniel	Celynen Pit	drunk at colliery	06/02/1885
Hurse	George	Crumlin	threatening language towards Mary Mathews	06/02/1885
Jones	Thomas, dairyman	Abercarn	non-payment of wages by Jeremiah Franklin	06/02/1885
Elias	John, baker + grocer	Abercarn	selling bread other than by weight	06/02/1885
Jones	Mary Ann		misrepresenting the age of her son	06/02/1885
Evans	Mordecai	Abercarn	drunk at the New Inn	06/02/1885
Holder	Edward	Blackwood	st money from John Jones	06/02/1885
Rees	Rees	Crumlin	drunk + disorderly	06/02/1885
Murphy	Timothy, rag + bone collctr	Abersychan	stealing brass + copper	13/02/1885
Murphy	Timothy, rag + bone collctr		in custody	13/02/1885
Hawkins	William	Pontnewynydd	cruelty to a dog	13/02/1885
Brittain	Isaac		breach of colliery rules	13/02/1885
Clarke	Henry	Pontypool	furiously driving two horses	13/02/1885
Hayes	Thomas	Pontnewynydd	breach of Lic Act by serving Chas Payne
Evans	Joshua	Sebastapol	assaulting Emma Swan
Payne	Charles	Pontnewynydd	drunk at Oddfellows Arms
Morgan	John	Sebastapol	drunk + disorderly, fined 10s or 7 days
Williams	George	Pontnewynydd	drunk + riotious
Sullivan	Daniel	Pontnewynydd	drunk + riotious
Jones	James	Abersychan	obstructing the highway outside the Puddlers
Lewis	Thomas	Abersychan	using a cart without a name on the side
Thomas	John	Snatchwood	hawking without a license
Gough	Daniel	Abersychan	assaulting James Monkley
Downs	William	Abersychan	st a pickaxe, prop of Ebbw Vale Co

Ty Arrow

Posted on 18th January 2022 by Viv Rosser

Ty Arrow

Ty Arrow is on Newtown Road,  it was built in 1909 by the then owner Arthur Jenkins.

Arthur Jenkins placed an advert in the Free Press on October 22^nd, 1909

New house to let, cheap and convenient, half a mile to the station, with garden. (I think this is Arrow Cottage)

The census of 1911 shows 80 year old Elizabeth Jenkins in occupation, Elizabeth was born in Llansoy,  a retired farmer. Living with her is 12 year old scholar Richard Meyrick Taylor Jenkins.

The 1921 census says Arthur Messenger is 31, born in Pontypool and a retail dairyman on his own account, his wife Florence, born in New Inn is 29 they have a daughter Eileen who is 1.

From the Electoral Register:

Thomas James and Gertrude Ethel Morgan in 1925.

There is no entry for 1930, but by 1936 Benjamin and Gladys Bishop were in residence.

Goytre Lodge – Nantyderry House

Posted on 8th January 2022 by Viv Rosser

Goytre Lodge – now Nantyderry House 

No 680 on the 1841 Tithe Map. 

The estate comprised of 45 acres:
Cae’r eglwys (the church field)
Cae’r thin
Cae-pen-carreg (the field at the top of the stone)
Cae’r –defaid (the sheep field)
Cae’r-pen-yr-heol (the field at the end of the road)
Cae’r glwyd (the gate field)
Cae pump cover (the 5 acre field)
Cae’r wern-isaf (the field of the lower alders)
Cae’r-felin (the mill field)
Worlod-isaf-dan-y-ty (the lower meadow below the house)
Venhallog-dan-yr-ardd (possibly the sunny spot under the garden)
Cae’r-garth-haidd (the field of barley enclosure)
Cae-bach (the little field)
Cwm-cae-glwyd (the dingle of the gate field)

Goytre Lodge was owned in 1746 by the Bazley family of Bristol. James Bazely married Margaret Griffiths at St Iltyd’s, Mamhilad on April 15^th 1746.

In his will James Bazley said he was a glover and an undertaker, he left his freehold estates to his son John Griffiths Bazley and Benjamin King.

An indenture of 18/19^th September 1778 from John Griffiths Bazely and Jeremiah Osborne, transferred Goytre Lodge to Joshua Davies, the then curate of Goytre.

During the years 1821-3 the property was let to James Lewis of the Wern, Goytre.

The following three years it was rented by George Averill who was paying £20 per year, at the end of the lease in 1825 the Averill family moved to Abergavenny.

The same year Robert Farquhar of Pontypool, purchased the Lodge from the nieces and co-heirs of Joshua Davies.

Robert Farquhar was born in Ayrshire in 1764 and came to Pontypool in 1801, he then acquired the Blaendare Ironworks near Pontypool, living close by at Trosnant House.

In January 1803 he married Sarah Hill in Shoreditch, London, they had eight children:

Ann born in 1806, she married John Evans, a clerk from Trelleck Grange when she was still a minor. Ann died in 1845.

John, born in 1808 married by license Mary Winnifred Upham in September 1844 in Taunton, the census of 1851 says he is a 43 year old gentleman his occupation is a merchant and he is living in the square at Bridgewater. His wife Mary is 22, they have 5 children.

Their third child, James Henry born in 1812, became a Reverend, he married by license on the 26^th June 1840 Georgiana Louisa Vaux. The census of 1851 says he is the perpetual curate of Llangoven and Penyclwdd, he and Georgiana have 4 children.

James Henry died in 1879 at Llanddewi Skirrid. The entry in the church register reads: Died suddenly when preparing to take a baptism in the new church, not yet open for service. W. P.

(W. Price, the rector of LLanvetherine.)

Daughter Sarah was born in 1814, she died aged seven in 1821 and was buried at Trevethin Church, the register entry says she is a daughter of Robert, coal merchant, Trosnant.

Elizabeth, born in 1816, married John Lloyd, a gentleman of Brynderry, Llantilio Crossenny in June 1844 at Llangoven, the service was conducted by her brother James. The census of 1851 says John Lloyd is a farmer of 67 acres and that they have 3 children. Elizabeth died aged 54 in 1870.

Jane, born in 1819 remained a spinster, she died in 1874 and was buried at Trevethin Church.

Their last child is another Sarah born in 1823, she married Andrew Hair in Raglan in 1846, they moved to Scotland then returned to the Pontypool area. Andrew Hair was manager of the water works and gas company, also a Major in the Army.

Sarah died in March 1883, her obituary reads: On February 26^th at Trosnant House aged 69, Sarah the beloved wife of Major Andrew Hair. Sarah is the youngest daughter and last surviving child of the late Robert Farquhar Esq of Trosnant house and Blaendare.

It was Robert Farquhar who enlarged Goytre Lodge into a substantial home. He died in December 1832 aged 69 and was buried at Trevethin Church. His wife Sarah died in December 1844 whilst staying at Cefn Coch, Raglan.

Following Robert Farquhar’s death his eldest son John inherited Goytre Lodge, the electoral register for the years 1835/9 name him as the owner.

John Farquhar sold Goytre Lodge and 45 acres in 1839 to the Rev. Allen Morgan the new rector of Goytrey for £1600. Allen Morgan paid a deposit of £160, a further £440 to be paid on the execution of the conveyance and that the remainder £1000 of the purchase money at interest of £4 10s 0d per annum.

Trinity College Dublin

Allen Morgan was born in Tullow, Ireland in 1789, the son of the Rev. James and Mary (nee Ashenhurst) he attended Trinity College Dublin in 1806 when he was 17.

His father James is understood to be one of the Morgan family from Tredegar House, Newport, although I am unable to confirm this.

Allen Morgan married Margaret Dyne (also known as Bradley) at St Mary’s, South Stoneham, Hampshire on the 6^th March 1827.

The census of 1841 says he is 45, from Ireland, his wife Margaret is 30, their six children are, Eusebius 10, Allen 8, Edward 7, Cosby 5, Thomas 3, and two year old Emily.

Their servants are Elizabeth Higgins 20, Joseph Hotham 15, Judith Conolly 35, Catherine Pritchard 30, Elizabeth Phillips 15, and Ann Evans also 15.

Their first son Eusebuis Hamilton born in 1829 in Kildavin, Ireland, went to Rugby school aged 15 after the death of his father, his address is given as Nantyderry Lodge.

In 1851 he went to Ceylon as a coffee planter (I assume this will be from his connection with Col. Henry Bird who also had coffee plantations in Ceylon.)

Eusebius died aged 21 in March 1851, at sea, whilst on his return journey from Ceylon. His will says he has under £800, which he leaves to his brother Dr Thomas Morgan.

Cosby William Morgan

Dr Allen Bradley Morgan

Cosby William Morgan was born in 1834 and died in 1909 in Petersham, New South Wales.

On the census of 1851 he is a medical pupil in Carmarthen, he then went to New Zealand in 1851 aboard the “Joseph Fletcher,” from there in May 1854 he went to Australia aboard the “Mary Parker.”

He married Janet Patterson in July 1860.

I would like to say a sincere thank you to Lesley Morgan in Australia, for all the Morgan family history, her late husband Allen is a direct descendant of Cosby Morgan. (photo above).

Allen Bradley Morgan, another son, trained as a doctor. He was living in Abersychan as an assistance to Dr Andrew Davies in 1851. He emigrated to Wagga Wagga, New South Wales in 1856 where he was the surgeon and gaol vaccinator. He made several trip back to the UK during his lifetime.

Thomas Cecil Morgan, born in 1837 was educated in Edinburgh, he also went to Australia in 1859 to 1861 when he returned to Salisbury. In 1870 he is an assistant surgeon in HM Army, he died on November 24^th 1885 at his brothers residence.

On the 26^th July 1844 the Rev. Allen Morgan died, his will states he is of Nantyderi, he leaves all his estate to his wife Margaret to dispose of at her discretion. The witnesses of his will are Mary Eliza Dickinson, Elizabeth Philips, Owen T Philips and Emma Donkin.

Margaret and Emily Morgan

The census of 1851 shows Margaret Morgan, Allen’s widow, living in Newcastle Emlyn where she says she is a fund holder, Cosby and Emily are with her, along with Emma Donkin, their governess.

After the death of Rev. Allen Morgan, his wife Margaret, sold Nantyderry Lodge to the Rev. Thomas Evans, who had been living with the Bird family at Goytre House.

The census of 1851 says he is 32 years of age, unmarried and was born in Carmarthen, staying with him on the census night is Thomas Cochrane a 24 year old Lieutenant in the English Con Rifles, born in Ireland, also John Lewis a 31 year old Clergyman born in Carmarthen, his servants are Elizabeth Page and Elizabeth Saunders.

Rev. Thomas Evans is not on the 1861 census, due I suspect to the fact that many parts of the census for that year are missing.

On the 6^th March 1862 he married Ann Corfe at St Andrews Church, Clifton, Bristol, Thomas’s brother John Evans, the rector of Crickhowell taking the service.

Ann is the only child of James and Charlotte Corfe, nee Fidlin. Ann was born in Marylebone, London in 1827.

His bride, Ann was the beneficiary to her uncle John Fidlin’s fortune of £12,000 in 1860, this money was held by trustees who were most reluctant to release it to her.

On return from their bridal tour the Rev Thomas Evans and his lady arrived at Nantyderri Station to be greeted by loud cheers, they then walked to their home through a flower laden floor and archways of evergreens.

Rev Thomas and Ann’s first child, a son, Reginald was born on the 6^th December 1862, he sadly died in September 1863 and was buried in St Peter’s churchyard.

There was a major fall out between Col. Henry Byrde (who just changed the family name from Bird by deed poll) in 1864 and the Rev Thomas Evans.

Col. Byrde was made High Sheriff of Monmouthshire, on choosing a Chaplain, it was custom apparently to use the Rector of your home parish, on this occasion Col. Byrde chose a friend. This caused great anguish to Rev. Thomas Evans who wrote several letters to Col. Byrde, culminating in a loss of friendship and great animosity.

Following this Col. Henry Byrde wrote a booklet for his friends perusal in 1865 with all the letters that had passed between the two parties.

Lewis Edmunds, the local builder who lived in Llanover, wrote in on March 4^th 1864 that he was at home drawing a plan of a house for Thomas Evans Nantyderry and on the 9^th November he said he was slating the house.

The building could have possibly been the new school and school house.

Thomas and Ann’s second child, a daughter Charlotte, was baptised on the 10^th July 1864.

This was followed by the birth of their second daughter Catherine in April 1867, in July 1868 their third daughter Mabel was born.

About now Thomas Evans built the Cottages at Nantyderry.

In March 1867 Col. Byrde applied to Pontypool and Usk Highways Board have the Penystair road closed. This caused a very long and protracted disagreement with Rev. Evans, letters being written to the Free Press, sides being taken in favour of both parties and acts of vandalism by Rev. Evans or his workers  destroying the new gates erected on Penystair road.

On the 13^th July 1868,  29 children attended the opening of the Rev Thomas Evans school at Nantyderry, each paying 1d per week.

The census of 1871 says Thomas Evans is 51, a rector and JP, he was born in Carmarthenshire, his wife Ann is 44, their daughters Charlotte 7, Catherine 4 and Mabel 2 were all born in St. James, London.

Walnut Tree Farm was purchased by Thomas Evans in January 1871.

The following year his schoolmaster, George Thomas Bright resigned his post at Nantyderry School. The new schoolmaster is Richard Darlington, Richard’s post was not held for long, he was caught with a house-maid by Mr Evans’ gardener, who threw water over them. Richard left and went to Stafford, the census of 1871 says he is 28 and unmarried.

Arthur Fabian took charge of the school in April 1873.

A tea party for the entire neighbourhood was held in August 1872, the children of Nantyderry School all attended, the Rev. Evans paying for them.

In June 1873 is the start of the very well known “Vicar and the Well” saga. This is very well documented in various publications. About this time Thomas Evans was purchasing many properties in the parish, including Goytre Hall and Pentwyn Farm in addition to building cottages.

The census of 1881 says Thomas Evans is 59, a rector and JP, Annie his wife is 54, their three daughter are Charlotte 17, Catherine 14 and 12 years old Mabel. They have four indoor female servants, one groom and a gardener.

Five years later Thomas Evans died, on the 16^th April 1886 in Cheltenham, he left the sum of £24,000, plus real estate to his wife, then to their daughters. Ann Evans died on the 12^th February 1896 in Cannes, probate amounting to £93,3313-11s-1d was left to Charlotte Mary Evans, spinster of Nantyderry.

Clara Denny was staying at Nantyderry House with three servants on the census of 1901, I am unable to find Charlotte Evans.

Again in 1901, Charlotte had Nantyderry House enlarged, the plans being drawn up by Thomas Wyatt of London.

On the 10th October 1904 at St Peter’s Church Catherine Anne Evans, one of the daughters of Rev. Thomas Evans married John Brunsdon Fletcher, a Clerk in Holy Orders, they were both living in Goytre

The electoral register of 1905 gives Catherine Annie Evans and Charlotte Evans as joint owners of Nantyderry House.

The census of 1911 gives that Charlotte is not at home, but Clara Denny is still there with two of Mabel’s children, (Mabel married Charles Williams and lived at Goytre Hall) Catherine Loyd 6 and Margaret Lesley Williams 4.

The electoral register of 1918 is the last time I find Charlotte Evans listed as the owner. Zulekia Carsley is the name given on the electoral register of 1920.

The Abergavenny Chronicle advertised an objects sale to be held at Nantyderry House on the 18^th July 1919.

Some interesting prices were realised by Messrs Straker, Son & Chadwick on Thursday last week.

At the first day’s sale at Nantyderry House, this included the antique effects, china, silver, glass &c., dealers and buyers being present from all parts.

The Georgian silver made up so 29s an oz., and silver salver of 60oz 26^{1/2 gs.} Glass was very dear, opaque spiral stem glasses up to £6 6s. A set of eight Chippendale chairs were secured by a Cardiff buyer at 100 guineas and a quarter chime grandfather clock made the same figure.

Oaks buffets up to 33^gs.  A pair of Dutch cabinets, 66^gs. A wither’s safe realised £32.

Nantyderry House in 1920 became a home for unmarried mothers, the maximum allowed at any one time was 15. The founder of this scheme was Lady Mather-Jackson and a few like-minded ladies. She saw the dilemma of young girls who had no support whilst in this predicament and decided to do something about it.

To qualify to enter the home ladies had to fit a certain criteria, they had to be working class and aged under 30.

The census of 1921 for Nantyderry Maternity Home and Hostel.

Agnes Mabel Lamb is the matron, she is 32 and was born in India, nurse Lilian Gwendoline Norton also 32 was born in Caerwent, there is one servant, Martha Hopson aged 57, Martha was born in Hereford.

The following young ladies were called inmates:

Alice Louise Davies 24 born in Glamorgan, place not known and her daughter Myrtle aged 3 months.

Dorothy Victoria Hobbs aged 21 born in Pontyydrun and her daughter Masie Doreen aged 2 months.

Ethel Gwendoline Davies aged 18 born in Usk and her daughter Olive aged 2 months.

Olive Mary Nethercote aged 23 born in Monmouthshire, place not known and her son, Francis Valentine aged 4 months.

Gladys Watkins aged 18 from Walterstone and her son Jack aged 2 months.

Hetty Joy Stevens aged 21 born in Henllys and her son Raymond George who is under 1 month of age.

Lily Chick aged 19 from Somersetshire and  Ann Cotterrill aged 17 from Llandenny.

(My husband was born in Nantyderry and aged about 4 he walked to the home and asked could he have a ‘coloured’ baby. The staff walked him back to his mother.)

A wedding took place at St Peter’s church on the 3 May 1924 between Herbert Arthur Voke, a widow and Hilda Caroline Ruffles both of Nantyderry House, Herbert’s occupation was a Missionary Evangalist.

The home closed in 1948 after helping approximately 500 girls. It then became a home for elderly gentlemen in about 1950. I’m not sure when it closed as a home for elderly gentlemen but then it once again became a private home.

A death occurred at Nantyderry house on the 11th May 1980 of Archibald Trevor Hunt, Archibald was a retired butcher, probate was granted in August for the sum of £14,714.

Nantyderry School Children

Posted on 29th September 2021 by Gerald Morris

Bevan	Annie	1869		Meade	Catherine	1870
Bevan	Elizabeth	1871		Morgan	Anne	1870
Bevan	John	1871		Morgan	Charles	1875
Bevan	Moses	1871		Morgan	John	1870
Carpenter	John	1874		Morris	David	1870
Charles	Edward	1871		Morris	John	1870
Charles	Joseph	1870		Morris	John	1870
Charles	Joseph	1871		Morris	William	1870
Charles	Joseph	1873		Morris	William	1873
Charles	Oliver	1874		Morris	William	1875
Charles	Oliver	1870		Pape	H	1874
Charles	Oliver Ed	1871		Pape	Henry	1875
Cox	Albert	1871		Pardoe	John	1873
Cox	John	1871		Pardoe	Thomas	1873
Davies	Emily	1871		Phillips	Rebeccas	1870
Deakin	Emily	1870		Phillips	Ruth	1870
Deakin	George	1873		Price	William	1873
Deakin	John	1870		Price	William	1874
Edgar	William	1875		Pritchard	C	1874
Evans	Eliza	1870		Pritchard	Clara	1873
Evans	John	1870		Pritchard	John	1873
Evans	William	1870		Pritchard	Reece	1873
Fabian	E	1874		Prosser	Francis	1872
Griffin	Anne	1870		Prosser	Francis	1873
Griffiths	Martha	1873		Prosser	Frank	1870
Hammond	Sydney	1873		Prosser	Isaac	1871
Harris	John	1870		Prosser	Reece	1870
Heath	Elizabeth	1873		Prosser	Reece	1874
Heath	John	1870		Reed	John	1875
Heath	Matthew	1870		Reed	John Thos	1873
Hook	A	1874		Rosser	Annie	1873
Hook	Joseph	1873		Rosser	Charles	1869
Hook	J	1874		Rosser	Charles	1870
James	Arthur	1873		Rosser	Charles	1873
John	Thomas	1873		Rosser	H	1874
Jones	Charles	1871		Rosser	James	1873
Jones	Charles	1873		Rosser	James	1875
Jones	Charles	1874		Rosser	Margaret	1870
Jones	Emily	1871		Rosser	Margaret	1871
Jones	George	1871		Rosser	Rachel	1873
Jones	George	1873		Scammel	Susan	1873
Jones	James	1870		Scammel	Susan	1875
Jones	James	1871		Scammel	William	1872
Jones	Jane	1871		Scammel	William	1873
Jones	Jane	1872		Waite	John	1873
Jones	John	1871		Watkins	Annie	1870
Jones	John	1873		Watkins	Emily	1870
Lawrence	Edward	1873		Watkins	Matilda	1869
Lawrence	Fanny	1873		Watkins	Sarah	1869
Lewis	John	1873		Watkins	Sarah	1870
Lewis	Josiah	1873		Williams	Annie	1869
Lewis	Josiah	1873		Williams	Annie	1873
Lewis	L	1874		Williams	Ellen	1869
Lewis	Lewis	1874		Williams	John	1869
Lewis	Thomas	1873		Williams	John	1874
Matthews	A	1874		Williams	Mary	1869
Matthews	Ellen	1871		Williams	Rachel	1875
Matthews	Mary	1871		Williams	William	1873
Matthews	Matilda	1870		Yorath	Edward	1871

Penystair Road – 1870

Posted on 29th September 2021 by Viv Rosser

Free Press, April 16, 1870

PENYSTAIR ROAD

To the Editor of the Free Press

Sir, – The public and the Editors of the County papers must be pretty well tired with the subject of the Penystair road and the futile attempts made by the Rector of Goytre to justify his acts by misrepresentations, but I must beg your indulgence for once to enlighten some of your readers respecting the statements of the rev gentleman, by way of a summary to his proceedings.

I will only refer to matters of fact, and will not take up much of your space.  First of all, notice the beginning of this newspaper controversy by an announcement in the county papers by the Rector himself: – That the question of the gates had been “summararily and finally settled by ten parishioners.” Intended to convey an impression that independent parishioners had removed them, – these parishioners, it seems, being himself and his servants and labourers.

Then notice the refusal to a parishioner the right of representation to the Highway Board he claims for himself, and because Mr James, of Upper Goytrey House, takes his friends to join him in a letter, he is called by the Rector a “tale-bearer” and “Partizan”.  Surely, Mr Editor, this is not very fair dealing, or fair speaking either.  Mr James had surely the same right of petition as the parish clerk had to apply for signature over and over again on behalf of the Rector:  and if Mr James found that the parish might be involved in a new era of law expenses, it was certainly a very natural apprehension after past experience of the heavy law experiences the Rector had been the means of leading the parish to incur the remembrance of which is still fresh in the minds of many of the poor people of Goytre, yet the expression of the views held by Mr James and his friends is termed by the Rector as “pressure.”

The question of the transport of stones does not affect the matter, as the gates were no obstruction to traffic, but if it did, there is abundant evidence adverse to the Rector’s assertions on this point.

All questions of “traffic” is well known to have had no influence whatever in this matter.  It is patent to everyone who knows the facts of the case that there was no “traffic” on the road, and that it was of no real use to any one.

That the sawing away of the posts and the removal of the gates was a malicious act, originating solely in personal feeling on the part of the Rector of Goytre, is universally believed and it will be long before this belief is effaced from the minds of many now living in this parish or neighbourhood, despite all that is said and written to the contrary.

The statement put before the public that Col. Byrde with “high hand” procured two justices to view the road and make an order, at the time the gentleman was away in Ceylon, should at least clear the rev gentleman from such free use of such terms as “Unscrupulous” in writing of other.  Does not such a mis-statement as this cast discredit upon the whole of his version of the matter?  “Ex uno disce omnes.” (One specimen is enough to judge by.)  Then notice the complaint made by the Rector of unfair treatment by the chairman of the Board that he did not let him know he was going to inspect the road, in which he omitted to mention that he had changed his postal address from Pontypool to Abergavenny, which called the delay in the receipt of the chairman’s notice.

It was the Rector, in fact, who had requested the chairman to inspect the road and yet he joined Mr Bateman in his vehement attack upon him at the meeting of the 11^th of March and actually denounced his visit to the road as “unauthorized” and “contrary to the rights of his office” which he himself had asked the chairman to make.

The Rector’s attempts in his various letters to make it appear that 170 yards of the lane had been taken in Col. Byrde’s field, simply because the thorns and briers had been cleared away from the bank when there was no hedge, speaks for himself.  It needs no comment.

If anyone is sufficiently interested to take a country walk to Goytre and see that celebrated Penystair road, he will be in a position to estimate the value of the Rectors merits(?) in his boasted championship of parish rights, which it would be far better for himself, and the parishioners, if he had let alone.

I am, sir, your obedient servant, FINIS.

“Those Goytrey Roads – 1866”

Posted on 29th September 2021 by Viv Rosser

Free Press Nov 10th 1866 

GOYTREY GRIEVANCES

We have received the following letter, with a request for its publication, from a parish meeting held in Goytrey on the 1^st inst. The letter was enclosed to the Clerk of the Highway Board at Usk, for the Chairman, to be laid by him before the Board at their special meeting on the 29^th ult.  The letter was not brought before the Board, nor any intimation made regarding it.

CHAPTER I

SHOWS HOW THE RECTOR WRITES THE WRONG

Nantyderry House, Oct 21 1866.

Sir,- In accordance with the request of the rate-payers of Goytrey, assembled in the vestry on the 22^nd inst., I send you herewith the resolutions of the last and previous meetings, convened for considering wheat steps it is their duty to take in reference to the greatly increasing pressure upon them of road-rates, caused by the unprecedented expenditure on the Star road.  And in doing so, I trust I may be excused for submitting to the Board the fact that the ratepayers – who are generally small payers, and in comparatively humble circumstances – have been called upon to pay, during the last three half-years, in road and poor rates, a sum amounting to a total of not less than £954 17s,; and that within the last twelve months and two days their road rates have amounted to £322, whilst an order is again made upon them by your Board to pay within the next two months not less than £140, making a total of £462, within the short space of fourteen months!

The rateable value of the parish of Goytrey is £2955, and the number of ratepayers about 150,  of these, about 25 are rated under £20 and over £10, and about 60 are rated under £10 and over £2, The Highway Board can, therefore, imagine how heavily and sorely the above taxation presses upon  and oppresses a large class of small agriculturalists and agricultural labourers in the parish.

I beg leave to add that the ratepayers, feeling deeply aggrieved by the unprecedented road-rates laid upon them, and by what they deem to be a gross misapplication of their rates on Star hill, are now resolved to see in what way they can get redress, be protected, or protect themselves.

I remain, Sir, yours obediently

Thomas Evans

Rector of Goytrey and Chairman of the Vestry.

To the Chairman of the Highway Board, Usk.

 

CHAPTER II

VERY LIKE A SNUB.

The ratepayers of Goytrey held a meeting on Thursday, the 1^st inst., to hear the result of the Board meeting. The Waywarden having stated that no communication from Goytrey had been brought before the Board, the Rector was desired to write to the Clerk for an explanation of the discourtesy.

CHAPTER III

GIVES THE REPLY, SHOWING HOW THE RECTOR’S LETTER WAS “PRODUCED.”

Sir, – I have received your letter of the 2^nd inst., and sent a copy of it to the Chairman of this Board. Your letter of the 24^th and the accompanying resolutions, were communicated to the Chairman and produced at the last meeting, and remained upon the table to the close of the proceedings.  The Waywarden of Goytrey, in the course of the discussion which took place [reported by us last week and by no other newspaper], stated the substance of the resolutions, but did not request them to be read.  It is far from my wish or intention to be discourteous to yourself or the vestry.

I remain, Sir, your obedient servant

         KEATS

The Rev. Thomas Evans

 

CHAPTER IV

SUGGESTS A FEW QUERIES.

Mr Keats’ letter offers a few points worth of the consideration of the Board.

When a portion of their constituents think it necessary to write to them upon important business, ought any request that the letter be read to be required?

In a letter sufficiently “produced” before them for practical purposes “by its remaining upon the table to the close of proceedings?” Would not under the table be nearly as useful a place of deposit; or might not the paper as well be utilised in the form of pipe-lights?

The Clerk being acquitted has there been any discovery in this business?

 

CHAPTER V.

HOLDS OUT THE OLIVE BRANCE.

At the meeting before referred to, the Goytrey ratepayers passed the following resolution, with the object, if possible, of bring the difficulty to a pacific solution:-

Resolved, that the Chairman write to the board of Waywardens and offer to have the matter in dispute between the parish and that body, in reference to the cost of the improvement of the Star pitch, referred to the decision of the Usk Bench of Magistrates, or to the Pontypool Bench, or to the Chairman of the said Benches, provided the said Board enter a note or resolution on their minute-book to abide by such decision as the referees arrive at; and this parish agree to such decision as final  and conclusive, as to the liability of Goytrey to the expenditure incurred.  And that the parish agree that the magistrates shall decide the question in the capacity of private gentlemen, and not judicially, as magistrates; and that they are at liberty to decide the points upon their legal merits, the Waywardens appearing to view the matter in an Act of Parliament light only.

This proposal having been sent to the Board, with them it will then rest either to “let slip the dogs of Law” or to agree to a just compromise of a vexatious dispute.

Declaration of Mary David

Posted on 28th September 2021 by Viv Rosser

I Mary David otherwise Davies do hereby solemnly and sincerely declare:

1. That I reside at Goitre in the County of Monmouth and am the widow of Thos. Davies, otherwise David, late of Pentre Bach in the parish of Goitre in the said county
2. That I am 78 years of age
3. That the said Wm. Andrews lived upon the Pentre bach estate in the said parish of Goitre and was always deemed and considered to be the owner thereof as well as of the Graig ddu and Alt Withy estates
4. That the said Wm. Andrews devised the property to his wife Mary Andrews and died soon afterwards and was buried at Goitre Church under the seat in the said Church belonging to the said estates and I remember his funeral
5. That I knew Mary Andrews the widow and devise of the said Wm. Andrews deceased
6. That the said Mary Andrews continued in the possession of the said Pentre bach and other estates up to the time of her decease as the owner thereof
7. That the said Mary Andrews died about the year 1793 when I was a girl and was buried at Goitre Church aforesaid in the same grave with her husband the said Wm. Andrews deceased, and I remember her funeral
8. That I knew Ann Davies, otherwise David
9. That the said Ann David otherwise Davies was the first wife of my said husband Thomas David, otherwise David the devisee for life mentioned in the will of the said Mary Andrews deceased
10. That the said Ann David otherwise Davies died about the year 1796 and was
    buried at Goitre Church in the same grave with the said Wm. Andrews and Mary his wife
11. That about 2 years afterwards I married the said Thomas David otherwise Davies the marriage being solemnised at Goitre Church aforesaid
12. That I knew Wm. Andrews the devisee for life mentioned in the will of the said Mary Andrews deceased
13. That the said Wm. Andrews was a soldier in the American war
14. That he was absent from Goitre aforesaid for many years and was supposed to be dead
15. That at the time of his return my said husband was in possession of the said estates
16. That on the return of the said Wm. Andrews my said husband purchased from him the said Wm. Andrews his life interest in the said estates for the sum of £90 – and an annuity of £5 5 0 but no writings or deeds were signed or prepared between them
17. That I repeatedly paid the said annuity to the said Wm. Andrews
18. That the said Wm. Andrews on his return to Goitre aforesaid resided at Burgwm in the said parish and intermarried first with Mary the widow of Michael Lewis, an aged woman
19. That the said Mary died without any issue by the said last mentioned Wm. Andrews her husband.But I know not in what year she died or where she was buried – but I remember her death
20. That I remember the said last mentioned Wm. Andrews the devisee for life after the death of his said first wife the said Mary Lewis intermarried with Sarah the daughter of John Cadogan of Burgwm aforesaid
21. That the said Wm. Andrews the devisee for life died in the month of June 1828 and was buried at Goitre Church aforesaid on the 24^th day of June in the same year in my presence
22. That the said last mentioned Wm. Andrews the devisee for life mentioned in the certificate of burial marked with the letter ‘B’ produced and shewn to me at the time of making this declon is the Wm. Andrews mentioned in the will of the said first mentioned Mary Andrews deceased
23. That the said Sarah Andrews survived the said last mentioned Wm. Andrews many years and died in the month of December 1832 and was buried at Goitre Church aforesaid and is the same person mentioned in the certificate of burial marked with the letter ‘C’ produced and shewn to me at the time of making this declon
24. That the said Wm. Andrew was never married previously to his first marriage with the said Mary Lewis
25. That the said William Andrews never had any issue by either of his said wives
26. That I remember the death of Wm. Davies otherwise David my husbands eldest son by his former wife
27. That he died in the year 1806 a bachelor in his 23^rd year without issue and without being made any deposition and will or otherwise of his interest in the said estates or either of them and was buried at Goitre Church aforesaid in my presence on the 8^th day of February 1806
28. That the Wm. Davies mentioned in the certificate of Burial produced and shewn to me at the time of making this declon and marked with the letter ‘A’ is my said stepson the said Wm. David otherwise Davies
29. That I knew William Williams of the parish of Llanover, carpenter
30. That I have on many occasions paid him his annuity of 20/- given to him by the will of the said first mentioned Mary Andrews deceased
31. That he died many years ago and was buried in the parish Church of Llanover in the said county
32. That my said husband had 5 sons by his first wife namely the said Wm. David otherwise Davies deceased, Thos David otherwise Davies now of Pentre bach aforesaid yeoman, Francis David otherwise Davies.

Declaration of Capt. Charles Elias Bird

Posted on 28th September 2021 by Viv Rosser

Declaration of Capt., Charles Elias Bird

1857

I, Charles Elias Bird of Goitre House in the parish of Goitre in the County of Monmouth Esq., a Captain in the Army unattached do solemnly and sincerely declare:

1. That I am 69 years of age
2. That I knew Mary Andrews late of Pentre Bach in the s psh & county widow – the devisee mentioned in the will of Wm. Andrews late of Pentre Bach afores^d. yeoman dec.d dated on or about the 12^th day of April 1788 & that I have personally been at her house and conversed with her and she was then occupying the Pentre Bach, Graig Thee and Alt Withy otherwise Alt Hellig and the Tire y Graig ddy otherwise Tyr Skibbor y Llan situate in the s^d. psh & cty and appeared to be and was always deemed and considered and believed to be the absolute owner thereof –
3. That I remember when I was a child being taken to the house of the said Mary Andrews at Pentre Bach afores^d. by my father who had taken stones from her quarry at Pentre Bach afores^d. to build his house, now called Goitre House at Goitre afores^d. and that I saw my father pay her for the same stones and that this was in or about 1792.
4. That I remember the death of the sMary Andrew in or about the year 1793 and that she was buried at Goitre church in the s^d. parish and county.
5. That the s Mary Andrews continued to live on the Pentre Bach Estate afore^sd. Up to the time of her decease.
6. That I well knew Wm. Andrews the person mentioned in the will of the said Mary Andrews dated on or about the 29^th day of May 1789.
7. That my father was a captain in the 8^th Regiment of the line and returned with the said William Andrews from North America to England in the year 1780, the said Wm Andrews having been a soldier in the same Regiment with him and having served with him many years prior in the American War of Independence.
8. That at the time of the return of the s Wm. Andrews he was a single man and had not been
9. That in the year 1805 I joined my Regiment and did not return to reside at the Goitre aftill the year 1820.
10. That I knew Thomas David otherwise Davies of the parish of Llanover in the said county of Mon., yeoman and Ann his wife devisees for life, ment in the s^d. will of the s^d. Mary Andrews dec.d
11. That the said Ann David predeceased the said Thomas David many years and was buried as I have been informed and verily believe at Goitre Church afores
12. That the s^d. Ann David was a near relative of the s^d. Mary Andrews the Testrix.
13. That the said Thomas David otherwise Davies after the decease of Ann David intermarried with Mary Phillips, spinster –
14. That the said Thomas David had issue by his s first wife, the s^d. Ann David five sons, namely Wm David, otherwise Davies, Thos David, otherwise Davies, Walter David, otherwise Davies and David David, otherwise Davies.
15. That the s^d. Wm. David died in the year 1806 and was buried at Goitre Church aforesaid, and is the same person mentioned in the certificate now produced and shewn to me marked with the letter ‘A’, wherein he is called William Davies, bachelor –
16. That the said Wm David, otherwise Davies was never married and made no will.
17. That the said Thomas David, otherwise Davies was his elder brother –
18. That the lands and heredits described in a certain Indre made the [blank] day of [blank] 1857 between Wm Fleetwood of the 1^st part, Richard Greenway of the 2^nd part, the said Thos David otherwise Davies of the 3^rd part, Henry Chas Bird of the 4^th part are the same heredits whereof the said Wm Andrews the testor and Mary Andrews the testrix severally died seized and which were devised by their several wills as by the said wills resply [reference being thereto had] will appear.

And I make this solemn declon re:

Solemnly declared by the said Charles Elias Bird at Nantyderry in the county of Monmouth this second day of June one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, before us:

Richard Greenway

? to administer oaths in Chancery in England

The Rigs of Chapel-ed

Posted on 27th September 2021 by Viv Rosser

The Rigs of Chapel Ed – April 23^rd 1870

Of course I went to Chapel Ed on Good Friday. It was expected by many that I should go and I am always willing to please if I can. A full, true and particular account of all that passed at that celebrated place will be looked for today; and here it is.

I need not tell folks in this neighbourhood that OUR Good Friday was a glorious day as to weather but as the Free Press goes to all parts of the world, I may for the instruction of old friends in America, India, Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the Hackney-Hockney Islands (I hope the boys will find them on the map); record the fact: It was a Good Friday of Good Fridays.

The sunshine went into the blood like wine. All nature drank it in and was gladdened, one could also see the buds expanding on the roses, the primrose gemmed every bank and the blue dog violets had burst into countless blossoms as if by magic, the pale anenome which I thought were never going to bloom at all this year, nodded in every brake and the air was full of that indescribable freshness and balminess and wake-you-up-and-make-you-grow-again peculiar to a fine spring day. The birds were engaged in a great singing match as I walked along and to my mind the thrush was getting the best of it.

You were bound to set off into the country somewhere, just as the swallows was bound to return and swirl over our heads with the warmth of Africa fresh upon his wings.

Off by carriage roads and by trains to all sorts of places. Off by ones and twos and threes and half dozens, walking along the roads and off some by water to Chapel Ed. Yes, by water. As I passed Pontymoile the air rang with music and there, gliding gently along the canal, in a gaily, decorated barge, were the band of the Cwmbran Rifle Volunteers, in uniform, with their wives and little ones, what could be more pleasant? Would it not be a treat if someone would get together a string of barges in the coming summer and offer the public the chance of a delicious ride along the placid waters to some sweet nooks on the bank? Why, we should have all of Blaenavon down to see the start and there would be fighting for the tickets.

I envied those Cwmbran people their voyage and was almost inclined to bid for a place amongst them, they floated on and I once more paused on the road to admire the beautiful wrought iron gates leading into the park. About these is a commonly received tale that the man who made them committed suicide because he found when he had finished them that he had omitted to make the parts agree and some difference in the arrangement of the clusters of grapes is pointed out in confirmation of this.

The romantic story will not bear investigation. Mr Jenkins, smith, now in the employ of Messrs Davies and Sandbrook, Crane Street, remembers that when a boy he worked on the gates of the premises of the late Mr Deakin, who then carried on business as an ironmonger near where Mr Lloyd’s pork butcher’s shop now stands, but I find, on further inquiry, that he could only have been engaged on certain alterations. These gates did not always wear their present appearance. The central gates (which are said to have been designed by Mr Nelmes) and surrounding monogram were given, together with the Russian marble mantelpiece in the dining room at the Park house, a service of plate and a set of jewels for Mrs Hanbury, by the celebrated Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, to Major John Hanbury (great-great-grandfather to the present Mr John Hanbury, the young squire,) M.P. for Monmouthshire, as a mark of her appreciation of the manner in which the Major discharged his trust as one of the executors under the will of the great Duke of Marlborough, John Churchill.

The Duke, who was born in a farmhouse which I have visited near Axminster in Devon and was not only the greatest warrior but the most fascinating mannered man of his day, died in 1722. Major Hanbury died in 1734. The renowned Duchess, familiarly called Sal Jennings, some of whose names were, if the anecdotes are to be trusted, exceedingly coarse and who used to domineer over the Queen Anne, addressing her plain as “Mrs Morley”, and being addressed by the Queen as “dear Mrs Free,” and survived until 1744. So the gates must have been presented between 1722 and 1734. They were erected between stone pillars, the present iron pillars which were cast at Blaendare furnace were substituted and the small side gates and grape decorations (it was the latter that were executed at Mr Deakin’s) were added within the memory of people still living. The handsome iron railings which enclose the park are said by some to have been made by the late Mr William Jarrett at the Park Forge (which stood within the Park, opposite Trosnant and close to the kennels and where the sheep were washed) but good authority ascribes them to the late Mr Henry Gunter, the estates smith.

On through the turnpike with the distant squawk of the cock pheasant sounding from the Park; on past the little church and it’s attendant public house (Llanvihangle Pontymoile and Horse and Jockey?) inseparable companions in certain districts where it is no uncommon thing for a funeral party to return home comfortably fuddled and to ease their feelings by singing hymns and comic songs alternatively over their ale; on past the big beech which similarly shaped like a couchant lion, crowns the summit of the entrance on my right; and I overtook a couple of youths who were stepping out as for dear life.

“Wither bound?” “Chapel-ed” of course. Everybody on that road went to Chapel-ed, except for two women and one gentleman and he would have gone there too if he could have got his tricycle up the hill but he couldn’t for his iron horse was to heavy to be carried or pushed and it had rather queer notions of the line of rectitude and it tumbled over with it’s rider twice when he, dead beat turned round and descended homewards.

Onwards and we came to the gateway of Col. Byrde’s mansion, just discernable through the leafless trees and shortly afterwards to the new school which that gentleman had been instrumental in erecting. It is a picturesque and commodious building and on the other side of the road has risen a smart shop, to be opened, I am told as an industrial store.

Col. Byrde’s house! and a blacksmiths shop! And a bridge! Let me stop a minute, Mr Blacksmith’s shop; for I think I have seen you before. Yes. You are the identical blacksmith’s shop at which I was directed to inquire my way the other day when I was puzzled by the labyrinth of lanes in my search for that renowned bone of contention – the Penystair Road. Ah! I knew where I was now.

That little house hard by where I saw the dancing last year. This was Pen….Pen….ten a penny? No, Pen….Pen….: I can’t get it out: those crack jaw welsh names were made for the people hereabouts and not for English tongues. A man learns for he know a little Latin, indeed? Let him try Welsh and say what he thinks of that.

A short lane, enlivened by the appearance of a professional beggar, a cripple who is transported from place to place lying on a donkey’s back and who exposes and thrusts his hideous and loathsome deformities in the face of every passer by brought me to Chapel–Ed itself.

It is but a little place to make so much noise. A stranger would never guess that tiny prim and whitewashed Chapel in that quiet, out of the way lane has been esteemed the centre of a Saturnalia almost equal in debauchery to the sacred ancient mysteries. Yet, such is the ill-report had good ground in past years I cannot say. From conversations I am inclined to think it had but personal observation has convinced me that neither last year nor this year has the place deserved such sweeping censure that it is neither worse nor better that the usual run of pic-nic parities on a larger scale.

The religious observances are certainly not the great attraction at Chapel-ed, of the hundreds of young folks who trudge hither many never enter the Chapel at all except for the purpose of taking refreshment. They go rather for the sake of the amusements, most of them harmless enough; or, to use a popular term, for the sake of the “rigs” of Chapel – ed.

The tea drinking or “tea – fight,” in the chapel was by no means a solid undertaking. The exterior of the tiny edifice had been newly whitewashed and the interior had been decorated with pink and white paper, floral wreaths &c., and looked very smart indeed. Beneath the pulpit stood a very smart row of damsels busy engaged in pouring out tea, in front of them stood the minister, casting his eyes over the body of the chapel with evident satisfaction; the pews, arising one above one another, were crammed with tea drinkers; aloft at the back, was a body of matrons, whittling away at cakes and bread and butter as fast as their arms could go; and up and down the isles moved some good humoured young men waiters, who were certainly very attentive to the wants of the customers.

Long walks under the hot sun made people want refreshments; and the cheap ginger beer and oranges and nuts sold on the stall on the lane were not exactly all sufficient to satisfy the appetites of such an army.

Batches at a time took possession of the pews and some of them held possession of them a long time too. I wonder did anyone compute the utmost capacity of stowing away possessed by your thorough-going-tea-drinker? Dr. Johnson used to do great things in that way but I think some of these modern (advocates of temperance especially) could have beaten the doctor hollow and swallowed him afterwards, wig and all.

It would be ungallant to say anything about the ladies but I may say that I saw one gentleman that was busy with his (I will not pretend to say how many he had) cup when I went into the chapel and staid in after I left and who, when he did come out was red enough in the face to drive a bull mad and at least half corpulent again as usual.

I saw enter some extremely thin folk whose hungry looks meant business and I agree with the remark of a companion that it was well we had our shillings’ worth before their arrival. Whether they left any for anybody else we did not stop to see.

In the field outside the chapel hundreds of young of both sexes had assembled and a policeman was stationed there to prevent the awful wickedness of dancing. What wickedness there is in lightly touching a girl’s hand or waist, in the graceful figures of a quadrille than in running her down and tasting her lip in kiss-in-the-ring. I am at a loss to perceive and I don’t believe in it but I shall not attempt to argue the question.

If nothing worse than dancing had never gone on at Chapel-ed, the place would not have the unsavoury name it bears. Kiss-me-in-the-ring, elegantly termed by some of these present “slob chops” was in full swing and the looker – on learned a wrinkle as to how an entertaining and unscrupulous young man may keep the game alive and kiss every girl in the circle without receiving the inviting touch on the back from one of them. Racing, leaping and “tip-cat,” were also freely indulged and there were two or three fights, nipped in the bud by the approach of the policeman.

It is strange that some people cannot enjoy themselves unless they disturb the pleasure of everybody else. These cantankerous individuals ought, on approach of a festival, to be placed in straight waistcoats and kept at home, dosed alternatively with castor oil, asafoetida and brimstone and treacle, to cure their nasty tempers.

At Pen-what’s-his-name, dancing was not wicked. There the Cwmbran band had stationed themselves and were playing merrily and lads and lassies were footing it featly and decorously and tell it not in Gath! The Jack Jones’s and the Polly Morgan’s behaved very much like Duke’s sons and Bishop’s daughters at their hops (why apply a contemptuous term to the revels of one class more than to those of another?) in spended saloons.

For the credit of the band be it said that when they saw one unthinking youth (not a dancer and therefore, of concern, better than the dancers) commit a stupid act of wanton mischief, they pretty soon, like men and good citizens, told him their mind. The little public house itself was crammed in every room with men sipping and smoking, so crammed that some sat in the fire grates for want of other accommodation and there was a young man, with a strong facial resemblance to a clergyman with whom some of us know, solemnly stood up and sang a very long and rather doleful song and sang it very well too.

Outside there was one of those stands at which you shoot for nuts with curious guns that never will carry straight and with which you cannot hit the mark except by accident; a dilapidated individual who sold paper flowers sang “the last rose of summer,” abominably and vowed if there was a public house in a parish he was sure to find it and that he could smell it out if it were in the middle of a wood; and here again was that crippled beggar, disgusting everyone by exposing his monstrosities. This man ought to have been removed by the police. I pity his misfortunes as much as anyone can and say that he ought to be taken care of but he ought not to be permitted to outrage decency by forcing his hideous sight on the attention.

Returning to Chapel-Ed I found that kiss-in-the-ring was going on more enthusiastically than ever and perhaps some of the hunted and “slob-chopped” damsels were dressed very fine! Curious and wonderful are the fashions which take the feminine fancy! Very beautiful and in good taste and pleasing to an artists eye those monkey saddles behind, those strangely designed garments, those unnatural modes of wearing the hair with lumps of heaven-knows-what-and-where-it-came-from!

Even in this out of the way place were plenty of girls who sacrificed their natural grace and prettiness to the fashion. The limp is fashionable and wooden legs are likely to come in. Those choice get ups must have rather suffered from the racing, mauling and dragging they underwent.

The moon was now up and I threaded my way to Nantyderry station, the daffodils about which Herrick wrote the most exquisite and touching verses that were ever written about a flower, were hanging motionless in the silent brake; the brooklets ran glittering under the little wooden bridges; and that was all.

Oh! Chapel-ed! Chapel–ed! You must lose your character for naughtiness; and I hope you will never get it again! Your “rigs” are but tame “rigs” after all. There are no more real bogies about you than there are about the magnificent yew trees in Goytrey churchyard.

And what did I see at Nantyderry station? I saw some boys and girls listening to the strong humming of the telegraph wires in the breeze and heard the learned urchin of the lot tell the rest, speaking of the noise, that, “that was reading!” if it was, the words had got awfully mixed up together and he must be a clever fellow who could lick them apart.

I saw it raining pots and kettles and saucepans into the garden at the back of the refreshment room and thought that such practical joking might very well be let alone.

I heard that the said keeper of the refreshment room would do very well next year to have more assistants and look sharper after the money for his beer.

I saw that the stationmaster adopted a very well and creditable method of issuing tickets and admitting the passengers to the platform.

In the train and up the road to Pontypool I found that Abersychan folks can sing very well and as I entered the town I found that the performances were going on in Pinders Circus in Mr David Lewis’s steep meadow and admired the excellent playing of the band, not then aware that in those canvas walls was an old and accomplished friend whom I had not seen for nearly three years and who will no doubt be surprised to find I have linked him into my yarn about the “rigs of Chapel-ed.

W H Greene

Ivy Cottage – Y Tee Bach

Posted on 22nd September 2021 by Viv Rosser

Ivy Cottage – Y Ty Bach – 436 on the 1841 Tithe Map. 

On the 2^nd February 1701, William Pritchard, Goytrey victualler, held lease no. 1079 of  a cottage and 4 acres of land near the blacksmiths shop in Pellenny. The lease was granted on his life and that of his son Richard and daughter Mary, who later married Thomas Rosser Jenkin. The cost of the lease was £5 and the yearly rent being 2s. This lease expired in 1740.

The next mention is in 1749 when lease no. 1051 previously held by William Pritchard was granted to Francis Morgan on the lives of his children, William aged about 5,  Mary, aged about 11 and Francis aged about 2. Francis is paying 2s 6d yearly rent and 2 fat hens at Christmas yearly.

Francis Morgan is next mentioned in the overseer of the poor records for Pelenigg in 1783.

Francis Morgan the elder died in 1800, his will states he leaves the messuage where he lives to son Francis Morgan and his wife Ann, then to granddaughter Ann.

Ann Morgan, daughter of Francis and Ann married John Prosser, it is they who remained at Y Tee Bach, John Prosser being mentioned in the parish records as an overseer of the poor. I can only find one child of John and Ann Prosser being baptised,  Ann born in 1816.

Francis Morgan the younger died in 1836 in Goytrey workhouse aged 90. In his will he left, to his grandchildren, Mary Harris, £7; to Margaret Morgan £7 plus his dresser and shelves; to Ann the wife of John Prosser a writing desk; all remainder of his belongings shared between John and Ann Prosser, he was buried in St Peter’s churchyard.

Ann Prosser died in 1835 aged 46, she is buried in St Peter’s churchyard.

In 1838 John Prosser is holding the lease for Y Tee Bach. On the census of 1841 John is a 45 year old carpenter. The tithe of 1841 says there is a garden, a house and garden, a lower orchard, another house and garden (the Carpenters Arms) and an upper orchard.

John is paying 6s 7d tithe to the rector. Living with John on the census is his 34-year-old niece, Margaret Morgan.

By 1851 John is still at Y Tee Bach, he is now a 64 year old widower and still a carpenter. His niece Margaret is still his housekeeper, she is now 44 years old.

I am unable to find John Prosser on the census of 1861, most of the census for that year is missing. I do know John died in n the 23^rdJune 1873. He left a will bequeathing everything (under £100) to his grandson and sole heir William Williams.

The census of 1871 shows 67 year old Margaret Morgan is in occupation, she is an annuitant.

Margaret died in 1881 aged 81 and is buried in St Peter’s churchyard.

On the census of 1881 living with Margaret Morgan is her nephew William Williams and his family. William is a 34 year old engine driver in the iron works, he was born in Goytre in 1846, the son of Walter and Ann Williams. His wife Clara is 32, their children are John 11; Henry 9; Margaret Ann 7; David 5; William 3 and Charlotte who is 6 months old.

In July 1882 William Williams was summoned for not sending his children to school, Henry had not attended for 3 months. The following year the same happened, on this occasion William said that Henry was in service at Pentwyn Farm, Mamhilad.

The death of Margaret Morgan occurred in 1885, she was buried in St Peter’s Churchyard.

By the time of the 1891 census William has become an engine fitter, he is 45 years of age, Clara is 45 and born in Trevethin. Living with them are their children, Harry now 19 and David 15, both  labourers, attending school is William 10, Charlotte 10, Clara 8 and 6 year old Elizabeth, there are two younger children, George 4 and 2 year old Lilly. (Photo of William Walter Williams, kindly provided by Sophie Sharland)

The census of 1901 says William is now a farmer, he is 57 years old and working on his own account, Clara is 56. Living with them is 29 year old Henry who is a carter on the farm and 15 year old George who is a cowman and daughter Lilly who is 12.

William’s wife Clara  died in 1903 and was laid to rest at Chapel Ed.

The census of 1911 says William is a 66 year old market gardener, he is living on his own at Ivy Cottage.

Several of Wiliam and Clara’s children were married after her death, Charlotte married William Jay and lived in Abertillery.  Henry married Laura Kate Jenkins in 1906.  Clara married John Humphries and lived in Caerleon, Elizabeth married married Arthur Henry Brandes and later Reginald Sutton, she lived in London then moved to Australia.

William had re-married by the time of his death in December 1914 to Elizabeth.

William died on the 8^th December 1914 aged 70.

Probate of his will dated 25^th January 1915 left all his personal and household belongings to his wife Elizabeth, then to be shared equally between his five daughters, Margaret, Elizabeth, Clara, Charlotte and Lilly.

In the gallery are photographs of the Williams family.

Unfortunately I am unable to follow the history of Ivy Cottage any further than this date.