Griffiths, Mr S W – Nantyderry – 1956

April 20th 1956

Mr S W Griffiths, Nantyderry.

The death has occurred at the Garage, Nantyderry, of Mr Stafford William Griffiths, after a long illness.

Mr Griffiths was well known in the haulage and contracting business in the district.

Internment took place in Kemeys Commander Church where the Rev. T Trevor Davies officiated and Mr John Hunter was organist, owing to the illness of Miss Messenger.

Mourners: Mrs Griffiths, widow; Reg and Betty, son and daughter-in-law; Ron, son; Mr & Mrs E Spencer; Mr & Mrs Kate Sansom; Reg and Kate Powell; Ernie and Bill Griffiths; Mabel and Cyril Powell; Albert Smith; R Smith; Mr & Mrs Cound, Weston Super Mare were unable to attend due to illness.

Spanner, Mrs M J – 1956

January 25th 1956

Mrs M J Spanner, formerly of Goytrey.

The funeral took place at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, of Mrs Mary Jane Spanner, aged 67, of South Street, Yarmouth, formerly of Goytrey.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs R Dobbs, of New House, Goytrey.

Mourners:
Will, husband; Evan and Maud, brother and sister-in-law; Reg and Edith, cousins.

Flowers:
Loving husband, Will; George, Mabel, Hilda and Marie; George, Rose, Margaret and Kay; Aunt Nellie; Evan, Malcolm, Joyce and Carol; Alfred; Elsie and Ken; Ivor, Sarah and family; Reg, Edith and family; Edith, Beccy and Ivy; Marie, (Griffithstown); Mrs A Davies and family (Llanover); Yarmouth (IOW) Post Office Staff; Mr & Mrs G Warder; All at the Wheatsheaf.

Jones, Mrs R – 1956

January 13th 1956

Mrs R Jones, Goytrey

The funeral took place at Chapel Ed, Goytrey, of Mrs Ruth Jones, aged 96, of Elm Tree, Goytrey. Services at Chapel Ed were conducted by the Rev. Jones, Llanover, Miss Frances Wilks was the organist.

Mourners:
John and Ernie, sons; Flossie, Winnie and Sedley, daughters; Tom, son-in-law; Emily and Myfanwy, daughters-in-law.

Bearers:
Messrs John Perkins, W Powell, D Jones and H Stinchcombe.

Flowers;
Ernie and Myfanwy; Flossie and Delsie; Jack and Winnie; Tom and Sedley; Emily, Irene and Mary; Members of Chapel Ed; Mr & Mrs J Perkins; Mr & Mrs Messenger and Betty; Mr & Mrs D Hughes; Mr & Mrs G Bryan; Mr J Price and family; Mrs D Stinchcombe; Apostolic Church Sisterhood.

Litten, Mrs Mary – 1958

10th January 1958

Goytre Woman Killed when car plunged down embankment

A verdict of “Accidental Death” was returned by a jury at the Blackwood inquest on Mrs Mary Elizabeth Litten aged 73, of Westleigh Bungalow, Goytre, who died when the car in which she was a passenger plunged 75 feet onto a railway line near Maesycwmmer.

The jury added a rider that the road where the accident occurred had been in a bad condition for a number of years and some notice should have been taken of the fact.

A fence through which the car passed before going down the bank consisted of two strands of wire on posts, wide apart, it was stated.

Sidney James Walton, of Bellvue Farm, Goytre, the driver of the car, said he was taking Mrs Litten and a Mr Sims to visit Pontypridd Crematorium.

Post Snapped
When he entered a straight between the Crown Hotel, Pontllanfraith and Maesycwmmer the car would not obey the steering, went to it’s offside. A nearside front wheel struck a concrete post, which snapped.

“Had there been one good strand of wire then this would never had happened” he said.

I have been driving 40 years and have never seen anything like it. It was so simple.

He said there was nothing to stop the car going down the bank. There was no fence and some of the posts which should have been upright were lying down.

Litten, Mrs Mary – 1958

3rd January 1958

Mrs M E Litten, Goytre

The funeral of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Litten, aged 73 of Westleigh, Goytre, took place at Saron Baptist Chapel graveyard Goytre. A service at the house was conducted by the Rev. A Davies and at Saron by the Rev. A Rees.

Mourners:
Husband; Jack and Stan, sons; Jim, brother; Idris, son-in-law; Alfed and Vivian, nephews; Wil, cousin; Messrs S Walton, G Sims; W Barret H Morgan and E Jones;

At the house;
May and Joyce, daughters; Elizabeth, grand-daughter; Hetty and Ida, daughters-in-law; Olwen and Nancy, nieces; Mesdames W Barret; A Morgan; B Clayton, D Jones; M Davies and Miss E Prosser.

Bearers:
Messrs H Prosser, W Morgan, H Vimpany, and J Price.

Flowers:
Husband; Joyce; May, Idris and Marian; Jack, Hetty and family; Frank, Gladys and children; Stan, Ida and children; Elizabeth and Bert; Alf, Albert, Olwen and family; Jim and Lucy; Nancy, Viv and children; Flo and Harold; Les, Mary and Ian; Joy and Spencer; Sidney and George; Mr & Mrs Barrett; Laura Clayton and family; A Morgan, Gwynedd; Ted, Doll, Idris and Marion; Mr & Mrs Bryn Davies and family; Eunice and Horace; All at Pydew; Harold, Elsie and Gordon; All at Ty Cook; Mr & Mrs Gwatkin; C & K Nichols; Mr & Mrs G Jeremiah; Mr & Mrs Haines and family, Mamhilad; Mr & Mrs Roy Ball and family; Mr & Mrs E Dobbs and family; Mr & Mrs Sparrow and family; Mr & Mrs Sheppard and children; Mr & Mrs Pritchard and family; Mrs Williams and Lal; Mr & Mrs George Davies; All at the Knoll; Mrs Court and Louie; Mr & Mrs J Lewis, Castle Cottage; Mr & Mrs H Ball; Mr J Lewis; Len, Pat and Jane; Ron Enid and Allen; Mr & Mrs Probert; Pentre Farm, Mamhilad; Mr & Mrs Percy Roberts; Mr & Mrs Palmer; Miss Wilkes; Mr & Mrs H Wilkes; All at Gelli; S & I Dobbs; Mrs Sexton; Mrs Jenkins and Stan; All at Walnut Tree; Mrs Davies and family; Mrs B Williams, Bill and Cis; Mr & Mrs J Evans and Bryn; Thurza, Elias and family; Mrs Bennett and family, Llanhilleth; Mrs Richards and Alf; Winvons florists; Staff of Pontnewynydd School; Stationmaster and Staff Pontypool Crane Street; Pontypool Depot, SWEB; Goytre and Mamhilad Branch Unionist Association; Goytre Arms Darts Team.

Crime/Court Cases 1859-1880

The following is a selection of court cases, in alphabetical order, involving people from Goytrey and surrounding parishes that were mentioned in the local press in the period 1859 – 1880.

Name Parish Offence/Case Date Source
           
Arthur Thomas Goytrey unpaid poor rate 02/10/1880  
Bevan William Goytrey affiliation 07/10/1865 Usk Obs
Brewer John Goytrey non-payment of wages 11/08/1877 Free Press
Brown George Goytrey stealing wood 18/08/1877 Free Press
Brown George Goytrey wood stealing case 25/08/1877 Free Press
Crocker William Goytrey v Herbert Edwards 22/10/1864 Usk Obs
Crump Henry Goytrey kpg a dog without a license 03/06/1876 Free Press
Davies Robert Goytrey drunk at Goytrey 17/04/1880 Free Press
Evans Thomas Goytrey stealing in Abergavenny 25/06/1865 Usk Obs
Garner William Goytrey selling beer without a license 03/02/1866 Free Press
Harris John Goytrey v John Phillips 06/02/1869 Usk Obs
Harvey John Goytrey assault on John Howells   Usk Obs
Hayward James Goytrey ejectment order 27/03/1875 fp pc
Jenkins Thomas, fmr Goytrey v George Roberts, Monkswood 02/12/1865 Usk Obs
Jenkins Charles Goytrey ass. John Jenkins at the Oak public house 25/06/1870 Free Press
Jenkins Thomas Goytrey trespass 05/02/1870 Free Press
Jenkins John Goytrey failing to report sheep scab 08/02/1873 Free Press
Jeremiah Isaac Goytrey stealing apples 24/11/1866 Usk Obs
Jones Richard Goytrey trespass in pursuit of game 18/12/1880 Free Press
Jones John Goytrey stealing plums 18/09/1880 Free Press
Lambert Thomas Goytrey drunkenness 09/06/1877 Free Press
Lewis Eliizabeth Goytrey assault 01/04/1865 Free Press
Lewis Eliizabeth Goytrey A violent woman 01/04/1865 Usk Obs
Lewis Charles Goytrey drinking dur prohibited hours 15/01/1859 Usk Obs
Lewis John Goytrey trespass 20/05/1865 Usk Obs
Lewis Charles Goytrey beerhouse offence 22/01/1859 Usk Obs
Mathews Henry Goytrey v John Lewis 22/10/1864 Usk Obs
Mathews Henry Goytrey non-payment of wages 24/08/1872 Free Press
Morgan Roger Goytrey trespass 18/08/1865 Free Press
Morgan James Goytrey stealing wood 19/08/1877 Free Press
Morgan Roger Goytrey salmon fishing with a spear 21/01/1865 Free Press
Morgan James Goytrey stealing lead 23/12/1867 Free Press
Morgan James + Margaret h/w Goytrey assault on Mary Evans 25/02/1865 Usk Obs
Morgan James Goytrey wood stealing case 25/08/1877 Free Press
Morgan James Goytrey assault on John Edwards 26/11/1864 Usk Obs
Morgan Roger Goytrey trespass 26/08/1865 Usk Obs
Morgan John A Goytrey kpg a dog without a license 03/06/1876 Free Press
Morgan Ezeriah Goytrey dog without a license 30/06/1877 Free Press
Morgan James Goytrey obtaining manure 08/05/1869 Usk Obs
Morgan Thomas Goytrey drunkenness 09/06/1877 Free Press
Morgan William Goytrey stealing a reap-hook 09/07/1870 Free Press
Owen John Gwynne Goytrey sudden death 18/04/1863 Usk Obs
Owen John Gwynne Goytrey late Mr John Owen 02/05/1863 Usk Obs
Owen John Gwynne Goytrey inquest 25/04/1863 Usk Obs
Parfitt james Goytrey pursuit of game 07/02/1880 Free Press
Parry William Goytrey drunk at the Sun Inn 25/02/1865 Free Press
Parry William, carpentr Goytrey drunk + riotous 29/07/1865 uo cc
Penall Harriet Goytrey inquest 07/03/1863 Usk Obs
Phillips William Goytrey v John Waters, beesom mkr Goytrey 09/12/1865 Usk Obs
Powell George Goytrey Going off the path 24/12/1864 Usk Obs
Powell Rebecca Goytrey stealing a sovereign 28/02/1863 Usk Obs
Powell james Goytrey non-payment of poor rate 07/02/1880 Free Press
Powell Adelaide Goytrey stealing £1 + pair boots 07/03/1863 Usk Obs
Price Thomas Goytrey drunk, riotous + incapable 10/11/1866 Usk Obs
Priest Elizabeth Goytrey mom-payment of poor rates 14/08/1880 Free Press
Read William Goytrey assault on Caroline Drinkwater 05/07/1862 Usk Obs
Redwood John Goytrey affiliation- Christiana Hooper 13/07/1872 Free Press
Redwood John Goytrey case dismissed 17/08/1872 Free Press
Redwood John Goytrey charged with being the father of a child 20/07/1872 Free Press
Rees William Goytrey non-payment of rates 01/06/1888 Free Press
Roberts Thomas Goytrey Highway rates 20/05/1865 Usk Obs
Roberts Thomas Goytrey assault on Lucy Mercy 03/08/1867 Free Press
Rosser John Goytrey killing a hare 15/01/1859 Usk Obs
Rosser John Goytrey kpg a dog without a license 03/06/1876 Free Press
Rosser Aaron Goytrey trespass 05/02/1870 Free Press
Thomas William Goytrey neglecting to maintain his wife + fam 10/04/1880 Free Press
Thomas Elizabeth Goytrey stealing at Goytrey 30/01/1869 uo pc
Turner John Goytrey scab in sheep 01/12/1877 Free Press
Waite Louisa Goytrey throwing water over a neighbour 15/06/1872 Free Press
Waite Louisa Goytrey non-payment of poor rate   Free Press
Waters John Goytrey v Wm Philips, Goytrey 17/12/1864 Usk Obs
Waters John (beesom mkr) Goytrey v Wm Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey 18/02/1865 Usk Obs
Waters John, beesom mkr Goytrey v William Phillips, wood dlr, Goytrey 09/12/1865 Usk Obs
Watkins Thomas Goytrey summoned for leaving work 14/12/1867 Free Press
Watkins George Goytrey housebreaking at Goytrey 23/01/1869 uo pc
Watts Thomas Goytrey stealing meat 01/09/1866 Usk Obs
Watts Thomas Goytrey v Thomas Jeremiah 16/02/1867 Free Press
William John Goytrey scab in sheep 29/01/1876 Free Press
William Williams Goytrey salmon fishing with a spear 21/01/1865 Free Press
William Williams Goytrey pigs out for a walk 21/09/1872 Free Press
Williams Abraham +wife, labr Goytrey v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey 18/02/1865 Usk Obs
Williams Abraham, + wife Goytrey v John Jenkins, haulier, Goytrey 09/12/1865 Usk Obs
Yorath William Goytrey alleged sheep stealing 14/04/1877 Free Press
Yorath William Goytrey stealing 20 sheep 21/04/1877 Free Press
Yorath William Goytrey kpg a dog without a license 03/06/1876 Free Press
Morgan Hannah Kemeys non-payment of poor rate 17/04/1880 Free Press
Window William Kemeys not sending children to school 28/06/1880 Free Press
Hopkins John, 76, labr Kemys Inferior ass Martha Ann Banfield aged 6 13/08/1870 Free Press
Morgan Josiah Little Mill escaping from Reformatory 23/07/1870 Free Press
Thomas Susan Little Mill helping Sydney Davies to escape reformatory 07/02/1880 Free Press
Thomas George Little Mill helping Sydney Davies to escape reformatory 07/02/1880 Free Press
Jacob Henry, Llanover cart to remain in the streets of Blaenafon 22/10/1870 Free Press
Lewis Mary Llanover deposition 25/10/1827 200 0021
Williams Charles + Elizabeth Llanover v Abraham Williams 08/03/1880 Free Press
Collins Geo, a man of colour Mamhilad stealing apples, prop of Thomas Thomas 24/09/1870 Free Press
Harris John, wheelwright Mamhilad v John Lewis, Kemys Commander 2.12.11865 Usk Obs
Jenkins James Mamhilad fighting 05/02/1859 Usk Obs
Jenkins Philip Mamhilad fighting 05/02/1859 Usk Obs
Jenkins Walter Mamhilad fighting 05/02/1859 Usk Obs
Jenkins John Mamhilad fighting 05/02/1859 Usk Obs
Jenkins Charles Mamhilad stealing watercress 08/06/1867 Free Press
Lewis Reece Mamhilad ass. Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar 15/02/1905 Free Press
Mahoney John Mamhilad stealing apples, prop of Thomas Thomas 24/09/1870 Free Press
Morris William Mamhilad trespass 20/02/1869 Usk Obs
Philips Jno Mamhilad v Wm Lewis, ejectement of a messuage 30/04/1870 Free Press
Roberts William Mamhilad fighting 05/02/1859 Usk Obs
Rowlands William Mamhilad ass Jhn + Wm Preece + Alex Edgar 15/02/1905 Free Press
Thomas William Mamhilad bastardy case – Emily Carter 28/08/1880 Free Press
Twissell Ann Mamhilad assaulting Emily Phillips 18/07/1874 Free Press
Walters Charles Mamhilad keeping a dog without a licence 03/12/1870 Free Press
Wheeler John Mamhilad allowing 2 horses on the highway 22/05/1880 Free Press
Wilks Isaac Mamhilad assaulting Mary Mathews 25/06/1870 Free Press
Williams Mary Ann Mamhilad threats to Mrs Cooke 04/12/1880 Free Press
Clements George Monkswood robbery from the person 12/08/1865 Usk Obs
Dixon Matthias Monkswood assault 12/08/1865 Usk Obs
Morgan James (a lad) Monkswood salmon fishing with a spear 21/01/1865 Free Press
Morgan James Monkswood dismissed by Rev Thos Evans 25/02/1865 Free Press
Shepherdson William Monkswood putting his head in the lion’s mouth 24/09/1864 Usk Obs
Stinchcombe Mr Monkswood expired 25/09/1870 Free Press
Stinchcombe Mr Monkswood accident 03/09/1870 Free Press
Brewer John Nantyderry assault on Eliz.th Howard 26/08/1876 Free Press
Jones William Nantyderry stealing £14 24/11/1866 Usk Obs

Abbreviated Lease List Index (2)

Absalom William yeoman a cottage and three parcels of land called Gree, y Croft, and Wain vach, 1768
Andrew Anne house, gardens, orchards, and four acres of land 1736
Baker Thomas 5.1.4 5.2.27 Pyddu 1857
Ballard John f a cottage, garden, and parcels of land 706 Star 1859
Banfield William cottage and two acres of land being part of Pellenny Common,  1703
Beavan David Goytrey yeoman four acres of land being part of Pellenny Common 1706
Bosville Henry Lanellin Cae Susanna parish of Goytre. Attached are memoranda
relative to a new lease of the above property
1733
Byred Henry 21 Sep 3.1.3 for lives of Price of Wales etc 444 tithe 1861
Byred Henry 21 Sep 3.1.35 for lives of Price of Wales etc Hse & land 448 1861
Byred Henry 21 Sep 24 1 36 for lives of Price of Wales etc Land 453 456 etc 1861
Byred Henry 21 Sep 3 0 21 for lives of Price of Wales etc Cott and land 495 1861
Byred Henry 21 Sep 16 0 3 for lives of Price of Wales etc land 1861
Byred Henry 21 Sep 11 3 17 for lives of Price of Wales etc land 1861
Byred Henry Feb for 21 yrs to Mr Bird 450 Logans 1870
Byred Henry Feb for 21 yrs to Mr Bird 497 Porth Gwyn 1870
Byred Henry lease surrenderd and regranted to Col H Byrde 2a 2r GWR intersected 1889
Cadogan Richard innholder. cottage, and of two acres of land being part of Pellennyg Com 1755
Cadogan Richard mess garden 2 parcels land 2a Cafr Llwyd 1807
Cecill Walter of Llanover,yeoman 100 acres of land called Alt and Burgum 1692
Cooke John gent. a parcel of land called Tyre Lowarth (sixteen acres ) Mamhilad. 1750
Cooke Thomas Clydach Terrace [?Furnace], parish of Lanelly, co. Brecon, iron master.
land called Fose y Booch in the parish of Goytrey.
1797
Edwards Daniel labourer. two parcels of land (two acres) 158 – 162 1793
Edwards William labourer. cottage and one acre 1797
Evan William labourer. cottage, a close of land Wernock Vach & 3 acres thereto adj 1701
Evan Rachell house and four acres of land being part of Pellenny Common 1703
Evan John Morgan house, garden, orchards, and four acres of land being part of Pilenny Common in the parish of Goytre. Attached are memoranda (Nov. 30, 1790) relative to a new lease of the above property. 1732
Evan Wm Morg 29 Sep 3a garden mess and orchard pyddu 1790
Evans Walter mason a messuage, garden, and three parcels of land, also the site of a house and several parcels of land near Pellenny in Goytree 1740
Evans Walter yeoman. LEASE of a small parcel of rough ground called Cae yr Orloth, 1749/50
Evans Abraham Bishopsgate St, London, woollen-draper. a cott garden, barn, and 8 closes of land ten covers 1800
Evans Walter lease of a very small parcel of alnd Cae yr Orloth 1850
Griffith Cecill two decayed houses and six acres of land [in the parish of Goytrey]. 1707
Griffith Walter house and smith’s shop in Goytre. 1736
Griffith Walter smith. house and smith’s shop in Goytre. 1736
Griffith Walter blacksmith. LEASE of a decayed cottage and barn and of three small parcels of land ( two acres) 1749/50
Griffiths John Mamhilad yeoman.a cottage, a close of land called Wernock Vach with 3a adj 1758
Griffiths Joseph blacksmith a part of a messuage or dwelling-house and enroachment 11 1807
Griffiths Jospeh 2 Feb 385 Glananant 1859
Gwatkin William cottage and land 3acres ND
Hanbury Richard Pontymoile Pantegue gent. four acres of land being part of Pellenny Com 1701
Harries John Lenelen, gent. ten acres of land being part of Pellenny Common 1694
Harry Gwenlian widow. cottage, garden, and three acres of land being part of the common 1702
Harry Ann widow. cottage and garden at a place called Penhewl Burgum 1782
Hobbes Thomas doctor of physick. land called Cae Susanna (eighteen acres ) 1792
Howell William yeoman the site of a house, a garden & 4a of waste land being part of Pellennyg 1755
James John labourer messuage and two acres of land in Goytre 1732
James Jane widow. a cottage and garden 1767
James Jane widow. a cottage and garden in the parish of Goytrey. 1767
James Edward Llanguain Hereford, collier a cott, gard, orch & 2 parcels of land 4 covers 1777
James William blacksmith. cottage, garden, and three parcels of rough land 1781
James Edward farmer. a cottage, garden, and two parcels of land (three acres) 1807
Jayne Elizabeth 4 Jun cott formerly Wm Watkins Thos The croft 4a 1763
Jenkin Robert Jul 6 Cae Susanna 1661
Jenkins Roger two parcels of rough ground Coom Kellyn and Brin Vaur, parish of Goytrey. 1687
Jenkins Thomas miller seven acres of land in the parish of Goytrey. 1701
Jenkins John house, garden, and four acres of land 29 Sep 1701
Jenkins Frederick L K labourer. cott garden, and 3 covers of land part Pellenny Common 1707
Jenkins Thomas husbandman cottage & 4a of land on Pellenny Com & another 7a of land 1750
Jenkins Thomas carpenter. cott garden & 3 acres of land, with another acre and a half of land called Will Bach 1755
Jenkins Thomas yeoman.a cottage and two small plots of ground in the parishes of LO & G 1761
Jenkins Mary a cottage, garden, and three acres of land being part of the common of Pellenny 1768
Jenkins William F yeoman. a cottage, garden, and two acres of rough pasture 1770
Jenkins Gwilliam labourer. a small parcel of land 1805
Jenkins Thomas carpenter of two parcels of land (three acres) 1807
Jenkins Philip Mar 25 2 3 and 4 4a 1r 7p formerly Wm Lloyd 1820
Jenkins Wm 25/03/60 1860
Jenkins Wm 25 March 14 3 25 402 Cider Mill 1860
Jenkins John 25 March 349 The Croift 1860
John Jones 29 Sep 1acre Road Farm 1778
Jones Gwenllian Lanover, spinsr a cottage and two acres of land in Lanover and Goytrey 1700
Jones Richard labourerf a messuage and four acres 1700
Jones William labourer. three acres of land being part of the waste common Cae Holy 1701
Jones William J labourer.a cott & 3 acres of land part of the waste in Pellenny Common 1701
Jones Francis tailor. messuage, gardens, orchards, and four acres 1732
Jones Mary house, gardens, and orchards in Goytre 1732
Jones Thomas yeoman a cottage and garden 1751
Jones Thomas yeoman a cottage and garden iAtt are mem relative to the expiry thereof. 1751
Jones William 29 Sep Rhyd loyfan 1772
Jones John tailor a messuage, garden, beast-house, and three acres 1774
Jones William a cottage and piece of land 1778
Jones William Coed y Kerrig Cwmyoy yeoman site of a cott and several parcels of land 1797,
Jones William labourer.of a decayed cottage, garden, and two parcels of land ( 3 a) 1817
Jones John Demise of leasehold property no 112 3 George Howells of Llanbaddock 1822
Jones Daniel 2 Feb 570 Cefn Mynog 1859
Lewis John of Llanellen 10a Pellenny D1210.1423 1894
Lewis Richard Mamhilad, of a messuage, garden, and four acres Belenny Common 1696
Lewis Edward Bergevenny, gent.a mess and parcels Green, Y Croft, and Wayn Vach 1699
Lewis William labourer. four acres of waste land in Pellenny Common 1701
Lewis Elizabeth Lanfoist wid land called Alt and Burgum (100 acres) and Tyr Gorfith (30 acres) Attached are memoranda (March 25, 1783) relative to a new lease of the above property 1732
Lewis William husbandman. a house and garden in Goytre. 1740
Lewis Thomas of a parcel of land 2 Feb 0.2.14 339 Parc Bach 1857
Lewis Thomas 25 March tailor 4.0.32 359 Pwllmeyric 1860
Lloyd William Bettus Newidd a cottage, garden, and four parcels of land (four acres) 1803
Lloyd John 29 Sep 369 rose Tree Cott 1830
Matthew William yeoman. a house and several parcels of land in a common called Pellenny l 1765
Matthews John husbandman. a house and parcels of land in the parish of Goytree. 1692
Matthews John Lanover, co. Monmouth, smith. a cottage, smith’s forge 1705
Matthews Robert 02/02/76  
Morgan Edward carpenter.cottage, garden, and four acres of l Pellenny Common 1701
Morgan Edward carpenter. cottage, garden, and four acres being part Pellenny Common -170
Morgan Phillip labourer. cottage, garden, and four acres 1701
Morgan William collier cottage, garden, and four acres of land being Pellenny Common 1701
Morgan William s/o Robert Morgan of Goy, lab cott & 2 acres of land on Pellenny Common 1701
Morgan Thomas labourer. four acres of land on Pellenny Common 1701
Morgan Francis yeoman. LEASE of a cottage and four acres of land being part of the waste in Pelleny 1749/50
Morgan Sarah wid decayed messuage, garden & 4acres of land on Bellenny Common 1749/50
Morgan Ann widow a cottage and garden 1750
Morgan William Penstair, parish of Goytrey yeoman.two pieces of land (two acres) 1770
Morgan John tailor a cottage, garden & 4a of rough ground, being part of Pellenny Com 1770
Morgan Gwenllian four acres of rough ground 1770
Morgan William Penystare, parish of Goytree,yeoman of three parcels of land 1776
Morgan William parcels of land called Graig yr Allt (120a. 1r. 35p .), Caia yr Gorvith (16a. 23p.), Gwastod Bwrgum (4a. 3r.), Gwern Bwrgum ( 13a. 2r. 23p.) 1782
Morgan William Penstair, parcels of land 1788
Morgan William LK gent a messuage, garden, and two acres 1807
Morgan William of Llanfoist 24 May 131 Ty Bach y Bwrgwm 1859
Nicholas Benjamin chirurgeon. 4 acres of land to be enclosed out of part of Pellenny Common 1708
Owen John G H 25 Mar property specified in Nos. 96 and 113, and 1611. 1860
Owen John G H 25 March 1 2 14 411 1860
Parry Andrew two parcels of land (twenty acres) in Gaytrey. 1687
Philip Morgan Mamhilad, weaver messuage, barn, and thirty acres of land called Comye in Mamhilad, and parcels of land called Cay Kae dy and Tyr holy 1740
Philip William cooper cottage and one acre of land on Pellenny Common 1749/50
Philipp Charles tailor four acres of land being part of Pellenny Common 1708
Phillipp John Goytrey, co. Monmouth, labourer. a cottage and garden 1701
Phillips Charles cottage, barn, and two half acres of land being part of Pellenny Common 1703
Phillips John 2of LO dyer 5 Sep mess barn garden 20a Ynys y bwlch 1809
Phillips William 29 Sep Castle Cott 1838
Powell John yeoman. a cottage & 4a of common land, being part of Pelleny common 1765
Powell Thomas of Llan gent premises in Goy as of mortgage 1777 1816
Prichard Blanch house, garden, and orchards in Goytre. Attached are memoranda relative to a lease of a cottage and a quarter of an acre of land 1732
Prichard George 29 Sep 199 Ty Nant 1792
Pritchard Jane spinster a cottage, garden, and three parcels of land 1700
Pritchard William yeoman. cottage and four acres of land in Pellenny Common 1701
Pritchard William William Prichard of the parish of Goytrey, co. Monmouth, victualler. cottage and four acres of land in Pellenny, Fine £5 rent 2/6 heriot 2/6 1701
Pritchard William Goy victualler cottage and four acres of land in Pelleny 1701
Proger Richard 29 Sep carpenter. a messuage and three acres 4.2.19 450 1807
Prosser Anne no date 272 Well Cott  
Prosser John 29 Jan assiigned Wm Wms’s see his lease of 29 Sep 1807 Phoemix 1823
Prosser John carpenter land at Pelleney 0.0.22 nos 9 10 1890 Mgt Morgan 1838,
Prosser John 12 13 14 29 Sep 1838 3a 3R 3P 1890 Wm Williams  
Prosser Thos not dated in poss of Thos Prosser prev 1793 Dan Edwards 2.2 38 1860
Prosser John 15 16 17 18 25 March 1861John Prosser for lives of Prince Wales Alfred and Arthur now 1890 Wm Wm see old rerrior pg 26 1861
Prosser Jacob 21 Sep 13 1 30 509 Gelli 1861
Pruett Richard 2 Feb 258 Y Bwthyn 1857
Rees Philip 10 Feb of Blaengwenffrwd 15.1.37 73 1851
Reynold Roger yeoman cott & 3 parcels of land Gree, y Croft, Vain Vach at Cores Hoped 1750
Richard John cottage, garden, and four acres of land being part of Pellenny Commmon, 1703
Richard Cider Mill Roger cottage and four acres of land on Pellenny Common, £3.10.0 formerly occ Alse Roberts his mother . Mary jenkins to Wm James 1725 £3.10.0 2/- 1692
Rogers William White House Farm, parish of Llanellen farmer. a cottage and two gardens 1800
Rosser John 29 Sep 174 Oriel Garn 1830
Sheperdson Thomas Monkswood farmer of a parcel of land called Cae toyn Cecil 2.3.10 1823
Stephens Thomas collier. cottage and one acre of waste in Pelleny, parish of Goytree. 1692
Stephens Thomas labourer. cottage, garden, and one acre of land part waste called Pellenny, 1700
Stephens John 1 5 6 7 8 The Gables 1859
Steven John yeoman a cottage and three parcels 1775
Thomas William House garden and shop 1/4 acre adj Aber Ponty Rd & Pelleny waste 1801
Thomas Jenkin labourer. cottage, garden, and four acres of the waste of Pellenny, 1702
Valentine David yeoman. two cottages and two acres of land in Pellenny 1765
Valentine John labourer. a cottage, garden, and two pieces of rough land 1778
Valentine William 29 Sep cottage garden and parcels of land 1831
Waters John 22 Sep Toyn Cecil 5 covers John Waters John Waters 10 Ann Waters 6 1760
Waters William Mamhilad yeoman. a piece of rough, unimproved land 1773
Watkin Lewis LEASE (counterpart) of nine kevers of land being part of Gwerne y Byllt, parish of Goytrey aforesaid 1590
Watkin William a messuage, barn, and several parcels of land being part of Gwern y buellt 1624
Watkin Edward W labourer. cottage and two acres of land on Pellenny Common 1701
Watkins John 29 Sep life of leasee decd ann his wife 35 Jas s/o David Watkins of Peterchurch 12 Ann now w/o Benj Wms  
Watkins William 2 Feb (says regrated 1859 on John Jones lease 1778) 1859
William Lewis Phe of Mam LEASE of a cottage and an acre of land in the parish of Goytrey 1617
William Valentine labourer. two cottages two acres of land on Pellenny Common 1701
William William J labourer.a cottage and 1 acre and a half of land being part Pellenny Com 1703
Williams Charles Goytrey labourer a house, garden, and four acres of land in Pellenny 1701
Williams Rachell 09/09/20 1772
Williams Rachell 21/09/20 1772
Williams David yeoman a cottage and parcel of land 1776
Williams William labourer remaining part of the property specified in No. 122. 102 1807
Williams Thomas yeoman. a messuage and five parcels of land (6a. 2r.) tithe 712 1813
Williams Thomas 2 2 30a prev John Williams 441 1818
Williams William yeoman a messuage, garden 3.1.32 497 Porth Gwyn 1821
Williams William 4 Sep 2.3.15 ruinous octt present holder Henry Bird 491 Hay 1832
    those in bold we have copy from NLw, those with Gwent RO ref we have terrier Year
    May regrated see Philip Jenkins 1820 1890
    no 11 Wm Griffiths Eliz Jenkins then 1870 – 1890 Col H Bird blacksmiths 1890

Abbreviated Lease List Index (1)

46 John ap John for one tenement part of a tenm.t called altwithy cont 4 parcels
47 John Thos Powell one tenm.t part of tenement called altwithy 3 parcels of land
48 Wm Thos watkin of mam for one tenem.t one messuage + diverse parcels of land (14a) called cae tay duy-caeyrth y teey cae pennoll
50 Rytherick Phillipp con of Phillipp Mathew of Goy: tenmt called cae ffywen gweg being 1 messuage one barn 2 parcels of land (12a)
51 Mathew Wm Mathews of Mamhilad: one tenm.t pt of greig dduy called cae u quarrell 3a
52 Howell John David of Goytrey: one tenm.t called cae pwll yn greig d duy 4a land in Mam
1537 Matilda verch Wylym relict of John ap Price; to Juhanne verch Rys w/o Lewis ap Richard: 8 parcels land by cefn mynog
1552 Juhana verch Rees widow: Walter Llus tailor + Alson verch John h/w: to dau morgan par Llangattock juxta Usk: 8 parcels land + appurt
1602 Morgan ap John wife Ann:messuage barn gdn 4a 3r 3p meadow 12a £40: owner Lewis Morgan +John Howell
1609 Howell Jenkin Wm lease from David Wms:mess gdn + 1 parcel land called kaier therwen: from M/w tow creigethea:from Mam tow PK + lands of Rich Wm Evan
1635 Johanna Morgan wid: morgan davdi her son, dau Jane + caterina David:mess in which Wm Morgan John lives called cayr therwen prem to be held by Rich Wm Morgan forever:
1687 Roger Jenkins 2 parcels of land called Coom Kellyn + Brin vaur pg 2a
1687 Andrew Parry yeoman: 2 parcels (20a)
1692 Walter Cecill Llanover, yeoman:100a land called Alt + Bwrgwm
1692 Walter Cecill  
1692 John Mathews house and parcels of land
1692 Roger Richard yeoman: cottage + 4a on Pellenny common
1692 Thomas Stephens collier:cottage and 1a land on Pelleny
1694 John Harries Gent Lanelen: 10a land being part of Pellenny common
1694 John Harries Lenelen: 10a land on Pellenny common
1696 Richard Lewis Mamhilad: messuage garden + 4a Pellenny common
1699 Edward Lewis Gent Bergavenny: messuage + parcels land called green y croft + Wain Vach
1700 Gwellian Jones Llanover spinster: cottage + 2a of land in Goy + Llan
1700 Richard Jones labourer: messuage + 4a
1701 William Evan labourer: cott + close of land Wernock Vach + 3a thereto adjoining
1701 Richard Hanbury Gent Pontymoile: 4a land being part of Pellenny common
1701 William Jenkin labourer: cottage + 3a part of Pellenny common
1701 John Jenkins house garden + 4a of land
1701 Thomas Jenkins miller: 7a land in the parish of Goytrey
1701 William Jones labourer: 3a land part of the waste of Pellenny Cae Holy
1701 William J Jones labourer: cottage + 3a land part of the waste of Pellenny common
1701 William Jones 3a waste common called Cae Holly
1701 William Lewis labourer: 4a waste land on Pellenny common
1701 Edward Morgan carpenter: cottage garden + 4a on Pellenny common
1701 William Morgan son of Robert: cottage + 2a on Pellenny common
1701 William Morgan collier: cottage garden + 4a part of Pellenny common
1701 Philip Morgan cottage, garden + 3a: 29th Sept
1701 Thomas Morgan labourer: 4a land on Pellenny common
1701 John Phillips labourer: cottage and garden
1701 William Prichard victualler: cottage + 4a in Pelleny
1701 William Prichard victualler: cottage + 4a in Pelleny
1701 Edw Wm Watkin labourer: cottage + 2a land on Pellenny common
1701 Valentine William labourer: 2 cottages 2a on Pellenny common
1701 Charles Williams labourer: house garden + 4a land in Pellenny common
1702 Gwellian Harry widow: cottage garden + 3a land being part of the common
1702 jenkin Thomas labourer: cottage garden + 4a of the waste of Pellenny
1703 William Banfield tailor: cottage + 2a land being part of Pellenny common
1703 Rachel Evan house + 4a land part of Pellenny Common
1703 Charles Phillips tailor: cottage barn 2 half a being part of Pellenny common
1705 John Mathews Llanover smith: cottage smiths forge + garden in Goytrey
1706 David Beaven yeoman 4a land being part of Pellenny common
1706 David Beaven yeoman: 4a land part of Pellenny common
1707 Cecil Griffith 2 decayed houses + 6a land in parish of Goytrey
1707 Frederick Jenkins LK labourer: cottage garden + 3 covers of land part Pellenny common
1707 Morgan John of Mamhilad mess + ten pg 30 years bond £80: JCH 0396 20th May
1707 Morgan John par Mamhilad: land Goytrey: owner Hanvury
1707 Morgan John release £43 + messuage:
1730 Walter Williams lease of Pen y twyn 130a: from Hen Bosville + Giles Meredith par Llanellen 23rd July
1732 John Morgan Evan house, gdn, orch,4a land Pellenny common: att memo Nov 30 1790 new lease for this property
1732 John James labourer: messuage + 2a land in Goytrey
1732 Francis Jones tailor: messuage garden + 4a
1732 Mary Jones house garden + orchard in Goytrey
1732 Elizabeth Lewis Lanfoist widow: land called Alt +Burgum 100a att memo 1783 relative to new lease
1733 Henry Bosville Llanellen: Cae Susanna: attached are memoranda
1736 Anne Andrew house, gdn, orchard + 4a land
1736 Walter Griffith house and smiths shop in Goytrey
1736 Walter Griffith smith: house and smiths shop in Goytrey
1740 Walter Evans mason: messuage, gdn + 3 parcels land also site of a house + several parcels near Pellenny in Goytree
1740 William Lewis husbandsman: house and garden in Goytrey
1749 Walter Evan to farm and lett piece of rough ground called Cae yr Orloth
1749 Walter Evans yeoman: lease of a small parcel of rough land called Cae yr orloth
1749 Walter Griffith blacksmith: lease of decayed cott + barn + 3 small parcels of land 2a
1750 John Cook gent: parcel land called tyre lowarth 16a par Mamhilad
1750 John Cooke gent: parcel of land called Tyre Lowarth 16a
1750 Thomas Jenkins husbandsman: cottage + 4a land on Pellenny common + another 7a land
1750 Ann Morgan cottage and garden 1st October
1750 Roger Reynold cott + 3 parcels of land called Gree y croft + vain vach at Croeshoped 13th October
1751 Thomas Jones yeoman: cottage and garden
1751 Thomas Jones yeoman: cottage garden with att memo relative to the expiry 3a
1751 Thomas Jones cottage and garden 29th August
1754 John Griffiths mamhilad: 2 decayed cottages + 6a part of Pellenny waste
1755 Richard Cadogan innholder:cottage + 2a land being part of Pellenny common
1755 Richard Cadogan cottage + 2a part of Pellennygg common
1755 William Howell yeoman: the site of a house garden + 4a of waste being part of Pellennyg
1755 William Howell site of a house + 4a waste land being part of Pellennygg 30th March
1755 Thomas Jenkins carpenter: cott garden + 3a with another one + half acres called wil bach
1758 John Griffith Mamhilad yeoman: cott + close of land called Wernock Vach + 3a adj
1758 John Griffiths lease of a cottage + garden called wernock vach + 3a
1758 Thomas Jones lease of a cottage + garden
1761 Thomas Jenkins yeoman: cottage + 2 small plots of ground in par Llan + G
1763 Elizabeth Jayne cottage + 4a in pG 14th June
1763 William Mathews house + land common of Pellennyn 14th June
1763 David Valentine 2 cottages + 2a land in Pellennig
1765 John Powell cottage 4a part of common Pellennig 6th December
1767 Jane James widow: cottage and garden in the parish of Goytre
1767 Jane James widow: cottage and garden in the parish of Goytre
1767 Jane James cottage and garden 1st Jan
1768 William Absalom yeoman:cott + 3 parcels land called Gree y croft + Wain Vach
1768 William Absolom cottage + 3 parcels of land called Gree y croft + wain vach 25th June
1768 William Griffiths cott, shop + gdn half acre of waste pt Pellenny 25th June
1768 Mary Jenkins cottage garden + 3a land being part of Pellenny common
1770 William F Jenkins yeoman: cottage garden + 2a rough pasture
1770 Wm Frederick Jenkins cottage garden 2a rough pasture 23rd Feb
1770 William Morgan of Penstair: 2 parcels land 23rd Feb
1770 John Morgan tailor: cottage, garden 4a rough land paart of Pellennig common 23rd Feb
1770 Gwellian Morgan 4a rough ground 25th Feb
1771 William Morgan Penstair lease of Craig yr allt: Wm 45:john h/s 15:Benj James 22 s/o Wm Jas Upr Llan: stpson of Wm Morgan
1774 John Jones tailor:messuage, garden beast house + 3a
1774 Michael Thomas owner Hen Rogers clk: Mary wife of M Thomas 80a
1776 William Morgan penystare: 3 parcels land
1776 David Williams cottage + parcel of land 30th Sept
1777 Edward James Hereford: cottage garden orchard + 2 parcels of land 4 covers – Maesyberyn
1777 Edward James of Llanguain Hef: cottage garden + 2 parcels of land
1778 William Jones cottage + a piece of land
1778 William Jones cottage and piece of land 29th Sept
1778 John Valentine cottage garden + 2 pieces rough land 29th Sept
1781 William James blacksmith: cottage garden + 3 parcels of rough land
1781 William James cottage + 3 parcels rough land 25th Dec
1781 Richard Watkins parcels of land 31st Dec
1782 Ann Harry widow: cottage + garden at a place called Penhewl Burgum
1782 Ann Harry widow: cottage and garden at a place called Penhewl Burgwm 25th Dec
1782 William Morgan lease of lands: craig allt 120a: caia yr goruith 16a: gwastod bwrgwm 4a:gwern bwrgwm 13a:
1788 William Morgan lease of lands
1790 Wm Morgan Evan messuage, garden, orchard + 4 parcels (3a) manor of Pellenigg 29th Sept
1792 Thomas Hobbes doctor of physick: land called Cae Susannah 18a
1792 Thomas Hobbes Cae Susannah 18a`
1793 Daniel Edwards labourer: 2 parcels land 2a
1793 Daniel Edwards 2a land parish of Goytret
1793 Edward James agrees to the lease no 93
1797 Thomas Cooke Clydach: iron master – land called Fose-y-booch pg
1797 William Edwards labourer cottage + 1a
1797 William Jones Coed y kerrig Cwmyoy yeoman: site of a cottage + several parcels of land 7a
1799 John Valentine sells lease (castell bach) to Thomas Lewis
1800 Abraham Evans Bishopsgate Ldn woollen draper: cott, gdn, barn + 8 closes of land – 10 covers
1800 William Rogers of white hse farm llanellen: lease (counterpart) site of a cott + 2 gardens
1803 William Lloyd Betts Newidd: cottage garden + 4 parcels of land – 4a – 115 The Gables
1805 Gwilliam Jenkins labourer: a small parcel of land
1805 Gwillim Jenkins lease small parcel land 25th March
1807 Richard Cadogan house and land – Gafr Llwyd in occ of John Walbeof
1807 Joseph Griffith blacksmith: part of a messuage or dwelling house
1807 Joseph Griffiths blacksmith: messuage or dwelling house 29th Sept
1807 Edward James farmer: cottage garden + 2 parcels of land 3a
1807 Edward James farmer: cottage, garden 2 parcels of land (3a) 29th Sept
1807 Thomas Jenkins carpenter: 2 parcels of land = 3a
1807 Thomas Jenkins 2 parcels of land 29th Sept
1807 William Morgan LK messuage + garden + 2a pG 29th Sept
1807 Richard Proger messuage + 3a land in manor of Pellenigg 29th Sept
1807 William Williams labourer lease of the remaining part of property in 122
1813 Thomas Williams 5 parcels (6a) 29th Sept
1813 Thomas Williams white gables:sons Thos (dead) Joseph now a shoemkr then 11: then in lease to Col Byrde
1817 William Jones labourer: decayed cottage garden + 2 parcels of land 3a
1817 William Jones decayed cottage + 3a land in manor of Pellenigg
1818 Thos Williams dead: Ruth dau then 8: Abraham Morgan Govilonm=,miller 10: now Margaret Wms
1820 Philip Jenkins yeoman: a parcel of land 1a
1820 Philip Jenkins lives of self dec: John Jeremiah 9: John Stephens 8, 2,3,4
1820 Philip Jenkins parcel of land 25th March
1820 Philip Jenkins parcel od land 25th March
1820 Philip Jenkins John s/o Wm Jeremiah 9:John Stephens s/o Wm 8:
1821 William Williams messuage garden + 3a 25th March
1830 John Lloyd cottage and garden – tithe 369 – Rose Tree
1838 James Thomas owners Sarah Smith widowof Thos: Mary + Rachel Mathews sisters: Kiln farm
1856 Philip John Grono lands late in his occ:
1857 Thomas Lewis tailor :parcel of land – 339 Park bach
1859 John Ballard cottage, garden + parcels of land – Star
1859 Joseph Griffith cott + garden – Glan-y-nant
1859 Daniel Jones Rhydmeirch innkeeper: house garden + land – Cefn Mynog – 570
1859 Robert Mathews gent of Nantyderry: rough woodland + waste called wern verig
1859 John Stephens rtd grocer 45: Eliza h/w 44:son John 17
1860 John Jenkins cottage and land 5a – tithe 349 The Croft
1860 William Jenkins house and land 14a – 402 Cider Mill
1860 Thomas Lewis cottage and land – 359 Pwllmeyric
1861 Henry Bird house and land – 444
1861 Col H Byrde Rachel James
1867 Thomas Baker land Pudda
1889 Col H Bird John Stephens lease: in village
1890 Col H Bird 4a 1r 7p : 689,795 + 796: small pt 795 surrendered in 1890
? William Gwatkin cottage and land 3a
1747 Bosville Bridgett par Llanellen widow + Hugh Bosv esq; 2. Geo Hanbury Lanfoyst; mess,etc yrly vlue £18 50 now in ten of Dvd Morgan

Miscellaneous Leases 1530 -1890

A list of Leases in alphabetical order for the period 1530 -1890
       
NAME DETAILS OF LEASE YEAR
       
Absalom William yeoman:cott + 3 parcels land called Gree y croft + Wain Vach 1768
Absolom William cottage + 3 parcels of land called Gree y croft + wain vach 25th June 1768
Andrew Anne house, gdn, orchard + 4a land 1736
Baker Thomas land Pudda 1867
Ballard John cottage, garden + parcels of land – Star 1859
Banfield William tailor: cottage + 2a land being part of Pellenny common 1703
Beaven David yeoman 4a land being part of Pellenny common 1706
Bird Henry house and land – 444 1861
Bird Col H John Stephens lease: in village 1889
Bird Col H 4a 1r 7p : 689,795 + 796: small pt 795 surrendered in 1890 1890
Bosville Henry Llanellen: Cae Susannah: attached are memoranda 1733
Bridgett Bosville par Llanellen widow + Hugh Bosv esq; 2. Geo Hanbury Lanfoyst; mess,etc yrly vlue £18 50 now in ten of Dvd Morgan 1747
Byrde Col H Rachel James 1861
Cadogan Richard innholder:cottage + 2a land being part of Pellenny common 1755
Cadogan Richard cottage + 2a part of Pellennygg common 1755
Cadogan Richard house and land – Gafr Llwyd in occ of John Walbeof 1807
Cecill Walter Llanover, yeoman:100a land called Alt + Bwrgwm 1692
Cook John gent: parcel land called tyre lowarth 16a par Mamhilad 1750
Cooke John gent: parcel of land called Tyre Lowarth 16a 1750
Cooke Thomas Clydach: iron master – land called Fose-y-booch pg 1797
David Howell John of Goytrey: one tenm.t called cae pwll yn greig d duy 4a land in Mam 52
Edwards Daniel labourer: 2 parcels land 2a 1793
Edwards Daniel 2a land parish of Goytret 1793
Edwards William labourer cottage + 1a 1797
Evan William labourer: cott + close of land Wernock Vach + 3a thereto adjoining 1701
Evan Rachel house + 4a land part of Pellenny Common 1703
Evan John Morgan house, gdn, orch,4a land Pellenny common: att memo Nov 30 1790 new lease for this property 1732
Evan Walter to farm and lett piece of rough ground called Cae yr Orloth 1749
Evan Wm Morgan messuage, garden, orchard + 4 parcels (3a) manor of Pellenigg 29th Sept 1790
Evans Walter mason: messuage, gdn + 3 parcels land also site of a house + several parcels near Pellenny in Goytree 1740
Evans Walter yeoman: lease of a small parcel of rough land called Cae yr orloth 1749
Evans Abraham Bishopsgate Ldn woollen draper: cott, gdn, barn + 8 closes of land – 10 covers 1800
Griffith Cecil 2 decayed houses + 6a land in parish of Goytrey 1707
Griffith Walter house and smiths shop in Goytrey 1736
Griffith Walter smith: house and smiths shop in Goytrey 1736
Griffith Walter blacksmith: lease of decayed cott + barn + 3 small parcels of land 2a 1749
Griffith John Mamhilad yeoman: cott + close of land called Wernock Vach + 3a adj 1758
Griffith Joseph blacksmith: part of a messuage or dwelling house 1807
Griffith Joseph cott + garden – Glan-y-nant 1859
Griffiths John mamhilad: 2 decayed cottages + 6a part of Pellenny waste 1754
Griffiths John lease of a cottage + garden called wernock vach + 3a 1758
Griffiths William cott, shop + gdn half acre of waste pt Pellenny 25th June 1768
Griffiths Joseph blacksmith: messuage or dwelling house 29th Sept 1807
Grono Philip John lands late in his occ: 1856
Gwatkin William cottage and land 3a ?
Hanbury Richard Gent Pontymoile: 4a land being part of Pellenny common 1701
Harries John Gent Lanelen: 10a land being part of Pellenny common 1694
Harries John Lenelen: 10a land on Pellenny common 1694
Harry Gwellian widow: cottage garden + 3a land being part of the common 1702
Harry Ann widow: cottage + garden at a place called Penhewl Burgum 1782
Harry Ann widow: cottage and garden at a place called Penhewl Burgwm 25th Dec 1782
Hobbes Thomas doctor of physick: land called cae susannah 18a 1792
Hobbes Thomas cae susannah 18a` 1792
Howell William yeoman: the site of a house garden + 4a of waste being part of Pellennyg 1755
Howell William site of a house + 4a waste land being part of Pellennygg 30th March 1755
James John labourer: messuage + 2a land in Goytrey 1732
James Jane widow: cottage and garden in the parish of Goytre 1767
James Jane widow: cottage and garden in the parish of Goytre 1767
James Jane cottage and garden 1st Jan 1767
James Edward Hereford: cottage garden orchard + 2 parcels of land 4 covers – Maesyberyn 1777
James Edward of Llanguain Hef: cottage garden + 2 parcels of land 1777
James William blacksmith: cottage garden + 3 parcels of rough land 1781
James William cottage + 3 parcels rough land 25th Dec 1781
James Edward agrees to the lease no 93 1793
James Edward farmer: cottage garden + 2 parcels of land 3a 1807
James Edward farmer: cottage, garden 2 parcels of land (3a) 29th Sept 1807
Jayne Elizabeth cottage + 4a in pG 14th June 1763
Jenkin William labourer: cottage + 3a part of Pellenny common 1701
Jenkin Wm Howell lease from David Wms:mess gdn + 1 parcel land called kaier therwen: from M/w tow creigethea:from Mam tow PK + lands of Rich Wm Evan 1609
Jenkins Roger 2 parcels of land called Coom Kellyn + Brin vaur pg 2a 1687
Jenkins John house garden + 4a of land 1701
Jenkins Thomas miller: 7a land in the parish of Goytrey 1701
Jenkins Frederick LK labourer: cottage garden + 3 covers of land part Pellenny common 1707
Jenkins Thomas husbandsman: cottage + 4a land on Pellenny common + another 7a land 1750
Jenkins Thomas carpenter: cott garden + 3a with another one + half acres called wil bach 1755
Jenkins Thomas yeoman: cottage + 2 small plots of ground in par Llan + G 1761
Jenkins Mary cottage garden + 3a land being part of Pellenny common 1768
Jenkins William F yeoman: cottage garden + 2a rough pasture 1770
Jenkins Wm Frederick cottage garden 2a rough pasture 23rd Feb 1770
Jenkins Gwilliam labourer: a small parcel of land 1805
Jenkins Gwillim lease small parcel land 25th March 1805
Jenkins Thomas carpenter: 2 parcels of land = 3a 1807
Jenkins Thomas 2 parcels of land 29th Sept 1807
Jenkins Philip yeoman: a parcel of land 1a 1820
Jenkins Philip lives of self dec: John Jeremiah 9: John Stephens 8, 2,3,4 1820
Jenkins Philip parcel od land 25th March 1820
Jenkins Philip John s/o Wm Jeremiah 9:John Stephens s/o Wm 8: 1820
Jenkins John cottage and land 5a – tithe 349 The Croft 1860
Jenkins William house and land 14a – 402 Cider Mill 1860
John John ap for one tenement part of a tenm.t called altwithy cont 4 parcels 46
John Morgan ap wife Ann:messuage barn gdn 4a 3r 3p meadow 12a £40: owner Lewis Morgan +John Howell 1602
John Morgan of Mamhilad mess + ten pg 30 years bond £80: JCH 0396 20th May 1707
John Morgan par Mamhilad: land Goytrey: owner Hanvury 1707
John Morgan release £43 + messuage: 1707
Jones Gwellian Llanover spinster: cottage + 2a of land in Goy + Llan 1700
Jones Richard labourer: messuage + 4a 1700
Jones William labourer: 3a land part of the waste of Pellenny Cae Holy 1701
Jones William J labourer: cottage + 3a land part of the waste of Pellenny common 1701
Jones William 3a waste common called Cae Holly 1701
Jones Francis tailor: messuage garden + 4a 1732
Jones Mary house garden + orchard in Goytrey 1732
Jones Thomas yeoman: cottage and garden 1751
Jones Thomas yeoman: cottage garden with att memo relative to the expiry 3a 1751
Jones Thomas cottage and garden 29th August 1751
Jones Thomas lease of a cottage + garden 1758
Jones John tailor:messuage, garden beast house + 3a 1774
Jones William cottage + a piece of land 1778
Jones William cottage and piece of land 29th Sept 1778
Jones William Coed y kerrig Cwmyoy yeoman: site of a cottage + several parcels of land 7a 1797
Jones William labourer: decayed cottage garden + 2 parcels of land 3a 1817
Jones William decayed cottage + 3a land in manor of Pellenigg 1817
Jones Daniel Rhydmeirch innkeeper: house garden + land – Cefn Mynog – 570 1859
Lewis Richard Mamhilad: messuage garden + 4a Pellenny common 1696
Lewis Edward Gent Bergavenny: messuage + parcels land called green y croft + Wain Vach 1699
Lewis William labourer: 4a waste land on Pellenny common 1701
Lewis Elizabeth Lanfoist widow: land called Alt +Burgum 100a att memo 1783 relative to new lease 1732
Lewis William husbandsman: house and garden in Goytrey 1740
Lewis Thomas tailor :parcel of land – 339 Park bach 1857
Lewis Thomas cottage and land – 359 Pwllmeyric 1860
Lloyd William Betts Newidd: cottage garden + 4 parcels of land – 4a – 115 The Gables 1803
Lloyd John cottage and garden – tithe 369 – Rose Tree 1830
Mathews Mathew Wm of Mamhilad: one tenm.t pt of greig dduy called cae u quarrell 3a 51
Mathews John house and parcels of land 1692
Mathews John Llanover smith: cottage smiths forge + garden in Goytrey 1705
Mathews William house + land common of Pellennyn 14th June 1763
Mathews Robert gent of Nantyderry: rough woodland + waste called wern verig 1859
Morgan Johanna wid: morgan davdi her son, dau Jane + caterina David:mess in which Wm Morgan John lives called cayr therwen prem to be held by Rich Wm Morgan forever: 1635
Morgan Edward carpenter: cottage garden + 4a on Pellenny common 1701
Morgan William son of Robert: cottage + 2a on Pellenny common 1701
Morgan William collier: cottage garden + 4a part of Pellenny common 1701
Morgan Philip cottage, garden + 3a: 29th Sept 1701
Morgan Thomas labourer: 4a land on Pellenny common 1701
Morgan Ann cottage and garden 1st October 1750
Morgan William of Penstair: 2 parcels land 23rd Feb 1770
Morgan John tailor: cottage, garden 4a rough land paart of Pellennig common 23rd Feb 1770
Morgan Gwellian 4a rough ground 25th Feb 1770
Morgan William Penstair lease of Craig yr allt: Wm 45:john h/s 15:Benj James 22 s/o Wm Jas Upr Llan: stpson of Wm Morgan 1771
Morgan William penystare: 3 parcels land 1776
Morgan William lease of lands: craig allt 120a: caia yr goruith 16a: gwastod bwrgwm 4a:gwern bwrgwm 13a: 1782
Morgan William lease of lands 1788
Morgan William LK messuage + garden + 2a pG 29th Sept 1807
Parry Andrew yeoman: 2 parcels (20a) 1687
Phillipp Rytherick con of Phillipp Mathew of Goy: tenmt called cae ffywen gweg being 1 messuage one barn 2 parcels of land (12a) 50
Phillips John labourer: cottage and garden 1701
Phillips Charles tailor: cottage barn 2 half a being part of Pellenny common 1703
Powell John Thos one tenm.t part of tenement called altwithy 3 parcels of land 47
Powell John cottage 4a part of common Pellennig 6th December 1765
Prichard William victualler: cottage + 4a in Pelleny 1701
Prichard William victualler: cottage + 4a in Pelleny 1701
Proger Richard messuage + 3a land in manor of Pellenigg 29th Sept 1807
Rees Juhana verch widow: Walter Llus tailor + Alson verch John h/w: to dau morgan par Llangattock juxta Usk: 8 parcels land + appurt 1552
Reynold Roger cott + 3 parcels of land called Gree y croft + vain vach at Croeshoped 13th October 1750
Richard Roger yeoman: cottage + 4a on Pellenny common 1692
Rogers William of white hse farm llanellen: lease (counterpart) site of a cott + 2 gardens 1800
Stephens Thomas collier:cottage and 1a land on Pelleny 1692
Stephens John rtd grocer 45: Eliza h/w 44:son John 17 1859
Thomas jenkin labourer: cottage garden + 4a of the waste of Pellenny 1702
Thomas Michael owner Hen Rogers clk: Mary wife of M Thomas 80a 1774
Thomas James owners Sarah Smith widowof Thos: Mary + Rachel Mathews sisters: Kiln farm 1838
Valentine David 2 cottages + 2a land in Pellennig 1763
Valentine John cottage garden + 2 pieces rough land 29th Sept 1778
Valentine John sells lease (castell bach) to Thomas Lewis 1799
watkin Wm Thos of mam for one tenem.t one messuage + diverse parcels of land (14a) called cae tay duy-caeyrth y teey cae pennoll 48
Watkin Edw Wm labourer: cottage + 2a land on Pellenny common 1701
Watkins Richard parcels of land 31st Dec 1781
William Valentine labourer: 2 cottages 2a on Pellenny common 1701
Williams Charles labourer: house garden + 4a land in Pellenny common 1701
Williams Walter lease of Pen y twyn 130a: from Hen Bosville + Giles Meredith par Llanellen 23rd July 1730
Williams David cottage + parcel of land 30th Sept 1776
Williams William labourer lease of the remaining part of property in 122 1807
Williams Thomas 5 parcels (6a) 29th Sept 1813
Williams Thomas white gables:sons Thos (dead) Joseph now a shoemkr then 11: then in lease to Col Byrde 1813
Williams William messuage garden + 3a 25th March 1821
Williams Thos dead: Ruth dau then 8: Abraham Morgan Govilonm=,miller 10: now Margaret Wms 1818
Wylym Matilda verch relict of John ap Price; to Juhanne verch Rys w/o Lewis ap Richard: 8 parcels land by cefn mynog 1537

Overseers of the poor records 1840 – 1850

This record is typed in the same format as the Overseers Account Book. The entries were not written in order of dates, it appears that if there was space on a page then an entry was made.

In a parish meeting held this 10th day of August it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to consider the best means of widening the highway from Goytrey Lodge to the church, the said meeting is adjourned to September 7th at 4 o’clock in the afternoon and also to make a rate for the surveyor of the highway at one shilling in the pound.
Allen Morgan – chairman

At a parish meeting held this 8th day of April 1841 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to allow a rate for the overseers of the poor at six pence in the pound.
William Lloyd
John Lewis – by mark
Joseph Griffiths

In a parish meeting held the 29th day of April 1841 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to allow the overseers of the poor a rate of six pence in the pound.
James Williams
Thomas James
Wm Lloyd
John Lewis – by mark

Distribution of Charity Money 29th April 1841
Sarah Griffiths 5 s 0d
Mary Vallant 5s 0d
William Crump 5s 0d
Susan Francis 5s 0d
William Jeremiah 5s 0d

At the same meeting it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to adjourn the meeting for the appointment of churchwardens to this, say twelve months.
Thomas James
James Williams
William Jones – by mark

In a parish meeting held the 29th day of July 1841 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to make a rate for and relief of the poor after the rate of 3d in the pound.

At a parish meeting held the 31st day of March 1842 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present for the purpose of churchwardens to make their accounts and to approve proper persons to serve the said office for the year ensuing a sufficient number of parishioners did not attend, the said meeting is adjourned to the 7th April next.

In a parish meeting held the 6th day od December 1842 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to appoint the following persons to serve the office of constables.
John Williams
Wm Williams
Wm Phillips
Wm Price
John Walters
Thos Newman.

Charles Bird
John Lewis – by mark
William Jeremiah
Jos Griffiths

In a parish meeting held the 4th day of May 1843 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to allow a rate of 3 pence in the pound for the churchwardens for repairing the roof of the church.
Thos James – chairman
James Gwatkin
John Lewis
Chas Lewis – by mark
Thomas Davies

At a parish meeting held the 7th day of April 1842 the charity money was distributed as follows by we:
Mary Vallant 5s 0d John Rosser – by mark chairman
Susan Francis 5s 0d Charles Lewis – by mark
Richard Jones 5s 0d Thomas Davis
Sarah Griffiths 5s 0d Thomas Watkins
Elizth Lewis 5s 0d Wm Lloyd
Wm Jenkins

At a parish meeting held the 18th day of July 1842 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to apply against an order of removal of James Price out of the parish of Llangattock in the county of Brecon to this parish.
Charles E Bird
Thos James
Wm Lloyd
John Lewis – by mark
John Rosser – by mark
Wm Jenkins – by mark
Thos Watkins – by mark

In a parish meeting held the 20th day of July 1842 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present make a rate for the overseers of the poor at six pence in the pound.
Charles Bird
Thomas Watkin
Wm Lloyd
Wm Proger – by mark

In a parish meeting held the 3rd day of November 1842 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioners present to allow a rate for the overseers of the poor at nine pence to the pound.

At a parish meeting held on the 2nd day of March 1843 it was agreed by the major part of the parishioner present to make a rate for the overseers of the poor at 3d in the pound.
Charles E Bird
James Gwatkin
Wm Lloyd

24th Day of August 1843
For agreement between John Thomas farmer of the parish of Llanover and the Churchwardens and Overseers of the parish of Goytre.
I John Thomas of the parish of Lanover, county of Monmouth farmer, do truly promise and agree to pay the Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor of the parish of Goytree said county, one shilling and sixpence weekly and every week for my son Thomas Thomas the reputed father of a male bastard child born of the body of Eleanor Williams, now chargeable to the said parish of Goytree until such child shall be seven years old from the date of an order made and confirmed by the magistrates.
As witness my hand this 24th day of August 1843
John Thomas

At a parish meeting held the same time In the presence of us:
Charles Bird
Richard Proger – churchwardens
Thomas Jenkins – overseer
Thomas James
William Jenkins
Thomas Davies
William Lloyd

Memdm that on the first day of August in the year 1844
Mr Thomas Newman’s cottage and field is rated at the sum of £4 0 0 a year
That the Earl of Abergavenny’s land in the same occupation of Thos Newman be rated at the sum of £8 1s 0d per annum
Memdm that on the above mentioned day:
Walter Davies two cottages to be rated the sum of £3 0 0 a piece
And that Henry’s cottage be rated at £2 0 0 per annum
That Mr Charles Jones land be rated at £3 0 0 per annum
That Mr William Lewis house and garden be rated at £3 0 0 per annum
That Mr Henry Lewis Bwrgwm cottage and garden be rated at £2 0 0 per annum
That Mr Francis David cottage and garden be rated at £3 0 0 per annum
That Mr William Griffiths cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £3 0 0
That Mr Morgan near Rhydymeirch cottage and garden be rated at £3 0 0
That Mr Joseph Marsh cottage and garden be rated at £2 0 0
That Thos White’s cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £2 0 0
That W Thomas and Abram Jones cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £4 0 0
That Mr John Lloyd’s cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £1 0 0
That Mr John Griffiths cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £2 0 0
That John Edwards cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £2 0 0
That Mr Roderick Roderick’s cottage and garden be rated at the sum of £2 0 0

At a Vestry or Parochial meeting held in the vestryroom of the Parish Church of Goytrey due notice of which having been given for the purpose or forming, appointing a Committee to take into consideration the best and most appropriate means of a building the Parish Church. It was proposed by the Rev.d Allen Morgan and seconded by Captain Bird that the following persons do form a committee for that purpose. That any ten of them do form a quorum that the Rev.d Thomas Davies of Trefethine, and any persons as representative of Capel Hanbury Leigh Esq., to be added thereto as Honorary Members.
Persons Appointed on the Committee;
Reverend Thomas Evans – Rector of Goytrey
Captain Charles Bird } Churchwarden
Richard Proger } Churchwarden
Allen Morgan Clk } Parishioner
William Hunter Little Esq. – do
Mr Thomas James – Ty Cooke
Mr James Gwatkin – Pentwyn
Mr John Rosser – Pantglas
Mr Thomas Davies – Pentrebach
Mr Vaughan Jones – Bwrgwm
Mr John Lewis – Newbarn
Mr Thomas Jenkins – Lan
Mr Thomas Gwatkin – Great House
Mr John Prosser – Penperllauall

And it was unanimously resolved that this meeting be adjourned to Thursday the fifteenth day of February 1844 at four o’clock in the afternoon.
Rev.d Thomas Evans – chairman
Charles E Bird
Richard his mark Proger

May 18th 1844
Notice is hereby given that a parish committee meeting will be held at the vestry room at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Thursday next for the purpose of appointing a clerk for the vestry and also for taking measures towards rebuilding the parish church

May 18th 1844- Thomas Evans – Rector
Memdm that it is considered at a parish meeting held on the 1st day of August 1844 that the rate not being satisfactory to the parish, a committee be formed consisting of the parish officers and the three following:
Mr Thomas James – Ty Cook
Mr John Rosser – Pantglas
Mr William Loyd

That they be required to prepare a statement of the value of all the farms, lands and tenements in the parish to produce the same at an adjourned meeting to be held on Wednesday 3rd October to be received and to take the same into consideration – AD
Thomas Evans – chairman

N. 17th 1844
Notice is hereby given that a parish meeting will be held in the vestry room at Goytree Church on Thursday 21st day of November at the hour of three of the clock in the afternoon for the purpose of making a rate and other matters connected therewith.
And that a committee meeting be will be held immediately after

At a parish meeting held on the 21st day of November 1844 it was agreed by the major part of the ratepayers present that this meeting be adjourned untill two of the day on Friday the 28th day of November 1844
Thomas Evans – Rector
Chairman

21st November 1844
At a parish or vestry meeting held by adjournment from the 21st day of November 1844 to the 28th day of aforesaid month and year for the purpose of granting or making a rate agreed by the major part of the rate payers that a rate for rebuilding is not granted by the majority of votes
Thomas Evans – Rector
Chairman

At a parish meeting held this 27th day of February 1845 to take into consideration the revaluation made of the parish when it was agreed that the valuation put before the parishioners at a vestry meeting duly held was agreed to by us at that meeting.
And that it was unanimously agreed that the committee shall receive the sum of £2 10s each in consideration of their trouble
And also that a rate of -/6d in the pound is granted for the relief of the poor and the county stock
James Gwatkin – Churchman
Rees Rees
William Jones
John Prosser
Walter Davies
John Rosser

1845
At a parish meeting held on the thirteenth day of March due notice been given, it was resolved unanimously that a rate of sixpence in the pound be granted for the relief of the poor and other purposes according to the original rate with introduction of those cottages that was not rated
It was also at the same meeting unanimously agreed that a parish meeting will be called on the 17th April instant for the purpose of taking into consideration the objections of those persons who feel themselves aggrieved with the revision – the rate made by a committee appointed for that purpose
Thomas Evans – chairman
William Vaughan – X
Charles E Bird

At a parish meeting held this 9th day of October 1845 due notice been given it was unanimously agreed that this meeting be adjourned to the 16th of October at the hour of three of the clock in the afternoon.
Charles E Bird
William Loyd
Richard Pruett

At a parish meeting held by adjournment at the house of William Loyd on the 16th October it was agreed that the rate of two pence in the pound be granted towards defraying the ordinary expenses of the church
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held after due notice on the thirteenth day of November 1845 to take into consideration the state of the road leading to the church it was unanimously agreed that the above road be made 21 feet wide from state to stake and a committee was appointed for carrying the same into office
Names of the committee men:
Thomas Evans – Rector
Charles E Bird – churchwarden
Thomas James – overseer
Thomas Watkin
Walter Davies
And that any three will form a quorum: Thomas Evans – chairman

1846 – March 19th
1846 at a parish meeting due notice being given it was unanimously agreed that Mr Rees Rees and Thos James are appointed overseers for the ensuing year

It was also agreed at the same parish meeting that James Prosser and Charles Lewis are appointed collectors of land tax
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held on the 24th September 1846 it was agreed by the major part present to grant a rate of four pence in the pound for the necessary repair of the highway in the parish of Goytre
Thomas Evans – chairman
Thomas Watkins
Philip Morgan
William Jenkins
Thomas Jenkins – surveyor

At a parish meeting [due notice given] held on the 25th February 1847 it was agreed that the present constables shall continue in office for the ensuing year viz:
Wm Jones – mason
Wm Jones – plasterer
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting due notice being given held on the 11th March 1847 it was agreed that the following persons shall be returned to serve the office of overseers for the ensuing year viz:
Thos Watts for Ynys y Pigan
John Williams for Yew Tree Cottage
Wm Rees for Nantyderri
Thomas Evans – chairman

Resolved at a parish meeting held on the 11th day of March 1847 that Rev.d Thomas Evans be elected guardian for the year ensuing unanimously agreed that Richard Bird is to receive a salary henceforth for serving and cleaning the Church. Seven guineas to be paid out of the church rate
Thomas Evans

It is unanimously agreed at the said meeting that the assessment in the house and land of Thomas Jones to be lowered – £2 to be taken off and put on the cottage of John Watkins of Ton ysyborcoed which is now rated at the sum of £2

At a parish meeting held on the 15th day of July 1847 [due notice been given] it was unanimously agreed to grant a rate of eight pence in the pound for the necessary repairs to the highway in the parish of Goytre
Thomas Evans – chairman
John Williams
Richard Pruett
Thomas Jenkins – savier (surveyor)

At a parish meeting held on the 23rd day of September 1847 it was agreed unanimously that the road leading to Goytre Mill is in the first instance to be repaired to such an extent in such a manner as to make it tolerably passable and then the remainder of the existing rate of 8d in the pound is to be expended on the widening of the above road, commencing at the road leading from the Chain Bridge
Thomas Evans – chairman

1847
At a parish meeting held the 25th day of March due notice being given it was agreed by the majority present that David Davies Royal Oak and Thomas Evans Halfway House be appointed collectors of land tax for the ensuing year
Thomas James
Thomas Davies
Thomas Jenkins
Walter Jones

At a parish meeting held the 29th of May due notice being given it was unanimously agreed that the overseers and Mr Charles E Bird churchwarden, with the vestry clerk was to revise the county rate

1848
At a parish meeting held on the 9th day of March due notice being given it was agreed that the following persons shall serve the office of overseers for the ensuing year Viz:
William Rees for Nantyderri
Ditto Pentre Bach
Ditto William Williams for Kiln Farm

At the same parish meeting it was agreed that the following persons shall serve the office of constables for the ensuing year Viz:
William Jones – mason
Ditto Isaac Wilks
Thomas Watkins
William Rees
William Loyd
John Williams

At a parish meeting held this 12th day of September 1848 pursuant to notice it was resolved that (sentence unfinished)

At a parish meeting held pursuant to due notice held on the 28th day of September for the purpose of forming a committee to revalue the parish and to value and rate for the relief of the poor the following persons were appointed Viz:
Thomas James
William Loyd
Thomas Watkins
William Jeremiah
Walter Davies
We the undersigned ratepayers of said parish in vestry assembled agree to the above committee
Charles Elias Bird
John Williams
Henry Plaisted
David Davies
William Jones
William Rees
Henry Jacob
William Price
William Valentine
William Vaughan

At a parish meeting duly held at the vestry on 16th instant it was unanimously agreed that John Williams, Thomas Davies and John Prosser be appointed to value the places or farms occupied by members of the committee which has been requested to value the whole parish
Thomas Evans – chairman
Charles Bird

It was unanimously agreed at a parish meeting held at the vestry on the 22nd day of March 1849 that William Lewis of Ty Port and John Edwards, tenant of William Lewis near the church be appointed overseers of the poor of this parish for the year 1849 and also William Williams Goytre Wharf
It was also unanimously agreed that William Loyd is appointed the surveyor of the roads for the ensuing year
Thomas Evans – chairman
Charles E Bird
Thomas Davies

At a parish meeting held the 5th day of April it as unanimously agreed that a rate of 4d in the pound be granted for the use of mending the parish roads to be upgraded within the year
Thomas Evans – chairman

April 1849
At a parish meeting held the 8th day instant for the purpose of taking into consideration what measures are to be taken with regard to the order of removal of Rowland Edwards to this parish, it is unanimously agreed that the last order received on the 4th instant shall be forthwith appealed against
Thomas Evans – chairman
Charles E Bird
Thomas Watkins
William Lloyd
William Vaughan
At the same parish meeting it was agreed that William Jones plasterer and Henry Plaisted be appointed collectors of the aforesaid taxes for the ensuing year

At a parish meeting held after due notice on the 24th day of May 1849 for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of appealing against the order of removal of Rowland Edwards from the parish of Llanellen to the parish of Goytrey at this meeting it was unanimously agreed that the order above be referred to be appealed against forthwith
Thomas Evans
Thomas Davies
John Williams
John Lewis
Richard Prosser
William Vaughan
Thomas Lewis
It is unanimously agreed at the above meeting that the impalement is finally settled
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held after due notice on the 27th December 1849 for the purpose of removing any inequality in the rate it was unanimously agreed by majority present that the appointment as it stands is a fair assessment
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held on the 21st day of Feby 1850 it was unanimously agreed that William Jones of Bwrgwm shd remain in office of constable and that Henry Mathews of Tre waelod succeed Isaac Wilks for the present year
It was also unanimously agreed that a church rate of two pence in the pound be granted for the expenses incurred and to be incurred during the present year
Thomas Evans – chairman
William Lloyd
Thomas Davies

At a parish meeting held after due notice on the 28th March 1850 it was unanimously agreed that the consideration of the appointment of the deputy overseer be postponed to the forth day of April next to be held at 5 o’clock
It was also unanimously agreed that John Rosser be appointed overseer of the road at a salary of £2 for the ensuing year and that Walter Davies and Thomas Prosser be appointed overseers of the poor for the same year and William Jenkins Bridge and William Jeremiah Park y B should be appointed collectors of land tax
Thomas Evans – chairman
It is also at the above meeting agreed that the sum of ten shillings a year each be allowed to the constables for discharging their duty in suppressing vice in the parish
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held by adjournment on the 4th day of April 1850 for the purpose of appointing an assistant overseer at a salary of fifteen pounds. The expediency of doing so is unanimously approved and at the same meeting called after due notice Richard Pruett and Wm Williams were appointed churchwardens for the ensuing year
Thomas Evans – chairman

At a parish meeting held on the 20th day of June 1850 for the purpose of making a church rate for the current expenses of the year held pursuant to notice present to the churchwardens Mr Wm Lloyd, Mr Thos Watkins Lanvair, Mr William Turner, Mr Thos Edwards, Mr Wm Gwatkin, Mr Thomas Gwatkin Goytre Hall, Mr Wm Powel the estimates for the current year amounting to the sum of £14 5 d1/4 having been submitted the meeting it was proposed by Mr Thomas Watkins and seconded by Mr William Turner that the parish clerks salary be reduced from £7 7 0 to £3 0 0
Resolved that this meeting be adjourned to 27th Sept at the same time and place
John Williams – churchwarden
Chairman

At a parish meeting held after due notice on the 25th July for the purpose of investigating the accounts of William Rees during the time he served as overseer for this parish & of taking steps necessary in order to procure the reimbursement of the amount still ensuing in his hand it was unanimously resolved that the overseers be requested to communicate with William Rees late of Nantyderri on the request of the Parish of Goytrey the sum of £12 1s 8d & to demand from him the payment of that amount on or before the second day of August next.
Thomas Evans – Chairman
Thos Watkins – Lanvair
Thomas Watkins – Goytrey Hall
William Gwatkin – assistant overseer
Walter Davies – overseer
William Tovey

At a parish meeting held the 1st day of August 1850 for the purpose of taking into consideration the steps to be taken for the recovery of the money due from Wm Rees to the parish. It was unanimously agreed that the parish officers shall examine the parish books with the bank books and with the books of the union that Mr Edwards be requested to enter fully into the accounts of the said William Rees and that they, the parish officers be empowered to take such measures that may be deemed necessary by Mr Edwards
Thomas Evans – Chairman

At a parish meeting held after due notice for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of appointing a rural police officer for the parishes of Llanover, Lanvair and Goytrey it was agreed by the majority of the ratepayers present that the proposition made by Thomas James and seconded by Mr Richard Pruett to the effect that a police officer be appointed be not acceded to.
It was proposed as an amendment by William Lloyd and seconded by John Williams that the present system of paid constable be continued.
For the proposition – 12
For the amendment – 35
Majority for amendment – 12
Thomas Evans – Chairman
John Williams
Richard Pruett

At a parish meeting held on the 28th instant for the purpose of taking into consideration the necessary widening of the road on Cefn Minog it was agreed that the proposition made by Mr Mathews to widen the above road be negated
Moved by Mr Mathews
Seconded by R Pruett
Majority against proposition – 12
Thomas Evans – Chairman
Thomas Watkins – Lanvair
William Williams
John Rosser – by mark
William Jones
William Gwatkin

Parish of Goytrey, Union of Pontypool Statement of Receipts
1843 from the rate allowed by the magistrates on May 25th £47 0s 18d
Total received in the quarter £47 0s 18d
Balance due from Parish Officers last quarter £62 0s 41/2d
Payments of Parish Officers for the quarter ending June 24th 1843 – Ruth Jenkins overseer

1843 Disbursed
March 25th – Paid Mr Edwards for notices for special sessions 2s 6d
For hearing appeals
Apr 3rd – County Rate £17 16s 6d
Ju 17th – Serv expenses £3 1s 0d
23rd – To the treasurer of the Union £23 0s 0d
County Rate £11 4s 9d
May 25th – for signing a rate 1s 0d
Total Expended in the Quarter £51 15s 9d
Balance due from Parish Officers £11 0s 111/2d
£62 16s 41/2
Examined 8th August 1843 – William Williams – Auditor

At a parish meeting held in pursuance of notice given, we the major part of the parishioners present do hereby and agree to allow a rate of sixpence in the pound for the relief of the poor and other purposes connected therewith

Parish of Goytrey. Union of Pontypool. Quarterly Statement of Receipts and Payments made by Parish Officers for the year ending December 25th 1843. John Lewis Overseer.
1843 Received from the rate allowed by Magistrates £47 12s 10d
Total received in the Quarter £47 12s 10d
Balance due from Parish Officers last Quarter £16 10d 01/2d
1843 Disbursed

August 4th
Allowance in respect of expenses incurring in carrying into effect the provisions of the act for the registration of voters for the past year as & revising Barrister’s Certificate 17s 0d

7th
Paid Mr Edwards for insuring of Receipts, Summons and appointment of Constables by order of Magistrates £1 11s 6d

Sep 2nd
For making 3 copies of the list of Juries 1s 6d

9th
To the Treasurer of the Union £38

23rd
To the Magistrates Clerk with the return of the list of Juries 5s

For a new book to keep the Parish Accounts £1 4s 6d
For signing a Rate 1s
For a Rate Receipt check book 2s
Total expended in the quarter £42 2s 6d
Balance due from Parish Officers £16 10s 111/2d
£58 13s 111/2d
Examined 27th October 1843

John Williams – Auditor

Receipts and Payments made by Parish Officers for the Quarter
1843 – Disbursed
Oct 14 – County Rate £11 14s 9d
Dec 9 – to the treasurer of the Union £29
Dec 20 – County Rate £11 14s 9d
Nov 24 – To the overseer of Llanthewy Rytherch in Repayment of relief to Elizabeth Williams & child 10s
25 – Paid Jane Edwards for the supper & lodgings Of Elizabeth Williams & child on their journey from Llanthewy to the meeting of the Board of Guardians 1s 3d
Reliev’d Elizabeth Williams with bread 1s
Dec 26 – Relieved Joseph Jones with bread 1s
21 – for signing a rate 1s
Total expended in the quarter £53 5s

Balance due from Parish Officers £9 18s 91/2d
£64 3s 91/2d
Ruth Jenkins and John Lewis in Acc’t with the Parish of Goytrey

1844
To 4 rates at 2/- in the pound £190 10s 8d
Of relieving Officer 4s 6d
Balance due from Parish Officers March 1843 £15 3s 61/2d
The return for the year ensuing:

Rev.d Allen Morgan – not liable
Wm Vaughan
Wm Parry
Rich.d Jones

At a parish meeting held in pursuance of notice duly given, we the major part of the parishioners present, do herby agree to grant a rate of sixpence in the pound for the relief of the poor and other purposes connected herewith.
Chairman Thomas Evans
Charles Bird
Thomas James

Receipts and payments made by the Parish Officers 1843
Disbursed
1843 to the Treasurer of the Union £31
County Rate £11 14s 9d

Dec 21 for signing a rate which relieving officer
Would not allow 1s 0d

1844
Mar 4 for signing a rate 1s 0d
Appointment of overseers 7s 0d
Total expenditure in the quarter £43 3s 9d
Balance due from parish officers £ 5 12s 81/2d
Examined balance £15 12 81/2 John Williams 19 April 1844 – auditor

1843
By Treasurer of the Union £127
County Rates £54 15 6
Law expenses and fees paid Magistrates Clerk £4 15 6
Incidents £3
Signing Rates 4s
Appointments 7s
Total expenditure in the year £190 2s 6d
Balance from the parish officers £15 6 21/2d
£205 18s 8d

Thomas James in Acc.t with the parish of Goytrey from the rate allowed by magistrates on the day of (missing)1843 £47 12 7d
The return for the year ensuing
Thos James
John Rosser
Wm Evans
Wm Jenkins

The account of Thomas James surveyor of the Highways of all receipts and payments made by him in the execution of his office from the 8th day of April 1843 to the 6th day of April 1844 as follows viz:
Paid 1844 Disbursed £ S D
Apr 5
Rich.d Jeremiah for 77 perches on the road near Penpedairheol at 1/6 p perch 5 15 6
Do Macadamising do 22 perches at 2/6 2 5 0
Do breaking and laying 63 cart loads of stones near Penpellenny at 9d a load 2 7 3
Patching near J Prosser’s Rd Tovey & Son 3 days at 1/10 5 6
Richard Jeremiah & son near Miss Bird’s at 12 day at 1/8 1 0 0
Do near Park y brain bridge breaking and laying 36 loads of stone at 9d 1 7 0
Do near the same place 10 days at 1/8 16 8
Do foot path leading to Church 24 days at 2/- 2 8 0
Do near Goytrey Church 6 days at 1/8 10 0
Do near Ty Twmpyn 3 days at 1/8 5 0
Do on the suspension bridge road 6 days at 1/8 10 0
For 65 loads of stone 3 5 0
Hannah Tuffley 10 0
Rowland Edwards breaking and laying 16 loads of stone near
John Rosser’s at 8d a load 10 8
Do near Wm Vaughan’s 10 days at 1/4 13 4
Do near Wm Griffith’s bridge 10 days at 1/4 13 4
On the new road 5 days at 1/4 6 8
On the Church path 5 days at 1/4 6 8
Do on Penystair Rd 4 days at 1/4 5 4
Do at Penpellenny & near John Watkins’s 8 days at 1/4 10 8
Richard Jeremiah & son at 10 different places 11 days at 1/8 18 4
Wm Jones mason on Coed Robin road 14 days at 1/8 1 3 4
Do for cleaning the water courses on the mill road 15 0
Omitted in last year’s account 1 6 0
Wm Parry for 27 do at 1/- 1 7 0
Rich.d Jones for 26 loads of stones at 1/6 load 6 0
Walter David for 10 at 1/- 10 0
Thos Watts for 50 at 1/- 2 10 0
John Lewis for 7 do at 1/- 7 0
Wm Evans for 4 do at 1/- 4 0
John Meredith for 3 do at 1/- 3 0
Paid for a shovel 3/3 and steeling a hammer 6d 3 9
For signing a rate 1 0
My allowance for serving the office 2 0 0
Appointments of new surveyor 7 0
Total expenditure for the year 36 1 0

Balance due to Surveyor April 1843 3 2 81/2
39 4 81/2
Balance due from Surveyor Apr 1844 8 4 101/2
£47 12s 7d

This account is allowed by us;
Charles Bird
James Gwatkin
Tho Watkin
William Lloyd
Verified before me this 6 d of April 1844
John Probert; D Jones

Received from the rate made February 29th 1844 42 14 4
Balance from Churchwardens at Easter 1843 2 7 01/4

The Account of Charles E Bird and Richard Proger Churchwardens of all receipts and payments made by them relating to their office from Easter 1843 to Easter 1844 as follows viz;
1843 paid by Charles Elias Bird
Visitation fees 10 0
Bread & wine for the communication at several times 9 6
Clerk’s salary 4 0 0
Coals 1 ton 8 6
Lewis Edmunds for repairing the Church 26 10 0
Rich.d Pruett for cleaning after repairs 10 0
To parchment for registers 3 0
For 2 presentments 2/- copies of the registers 3/- 5 0
Allowance for attending visitations 10 0
33 10 0
Paid by Richard Proger
Visitation fees 0 0
Bread & wine for the communication 4 several times 12 8
Wm Williams as due to his mother late Parish Clerk 1 0 0
Repairing the lock of the Vestry door twice 2 0
Wm Williams for mole pots in the churchyard 7 0
For washing the surplice twice 5 0
Allowance for attending the visitation 10 0
Drink at Parish meetings 5 0
Lost from rate by the non-payment of John Jenkins Bwrgwm 7 3
4 0 11
Total £37 6 11

Balance due from Churchwardens at Easter 1844 £7 4 51/4 = £45 1 41/2
James Gwatkin

William Lloyd
John Rosser
Richard Pruett

At a parish meeting held the 5th day of April it as unanimously agreed that a rate of 4d in the pound be granted for the use of mending the parish roads to be upgraded within the year
Thomas Evans – chairman