| Name of mother applying | Date of issue of summons | Date of petty sessions | Result of the application | Name of the putative father in all cases in which orders are made | ||
| Jenkins | Margaret | 1846 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Charles Lloyd | Caerleon | 11th Aug |
| Joshua | Emma | 1846 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Joseph Legg | Caerleon | 1st Dec |
| Williams | Hannah | 1847 | ord to pay 2/6 weekly | George Rowlands | Caerleon | 1st July |
| Gilbert | Sarah | 1847 | ord to pay 2/6 weekly | Edward Russell | Caerleon | 5th Oct |
| Hughes | Amy | 1848 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Francis Lewis | Caerleon | 30th May |
| Harris | Jane | 1848 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | John Hambley | Caerleon | 11th July |
| Williams | Ann | 1848 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | John Herbert | Caerleon | 5th Sept |
| Waters | Mary | 1849 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | John Lewis | Caerleon | 24th Jan |
| Griffiths | Hannah | 1849 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Richard Cook | Caerleon | 18th Sept |
| Cooper | Elisa | 1849 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Thomas Mitchell | Caerleon | 13th Nov |
| Williams | Ann | 1850 | ord to pay 1/- weekly | William Jones | Caerleon | 16th Apr |
| Watkin | Mary | 1850 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | Daniel Cooklin | Caerleon | 11th June |
| McDonnell | Catherine | 1850 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | John Bunfield | Caerleon | 3rd Sept |
| Rosser | Elisa | 1851 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | Frederick Phillips | Caerleon | 16th Sept |
| Protheroe | Margaret | 1852 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Daniel Holiday | Caerleon | 16th Mar |
| Heard | Haverill | 1852 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | William Hall | Caerleon | 17th Aug |
| Saunders | Ann | 1852 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly | Jacob Kembury | Caerleon | 12th Oct |
| Rogers | Ann | 1853 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | Abraham Hayward | Caerleon | 3rd July |
| Lewis | Ann | 1853 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | Joseph Williams | Caerleon | 17th Sept |
| Collins | Honor | 1855 | ord to pay 1/3 weekly | Edward Williams | Caerleon | 20th Nov |
| Parker | Sarah Ann | 1856 | ord to pay 2/6 weekly | Richard Addams | Caerleon | 12th Aug |
| Rees | Amy | 1857 | ord to pay 2/- weekly + 10/- w/wife | Abraham Hayward | Caerleon | 10th Mar |
| Morgan | Selina | 1857 | ord to pay 2/- weekly + 10/- w/wife | Richard Lewis | Caerleon | 15th Dec |
| Legg | Ann | 1857 | ord to pay 2/- weekly + 10/- w/wife | Thomas Thomas | Caerleon | 15th Dec |
| Baker Powlesland | Jane | 1858 | ord to pay 2/6 weekly | Thomas Surman | Caerleon | 16th Feb |
| Ellick | Margaret | 1859 | ord to pay 2/- weekly | Francis Young | Caerleon | 24th May |
| Grace | Rachel | 1855 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly + costs | Josiah Thomas | Christchurch | |
| Reagen | Ellen | 1855 | ord to pay 1/6 weekly + costs | George Haskett | Christchurch | 30th June |
| Price | Mary | 1857 | case dismissed | Thomas Ruddiford | Christchurch | |
| Jones | Mary Ann | 1857 | ord to pay 2/6 weekly + costs | Edward Thomas | Christchurch | |
| Morgan | Amelia | 1857 | case dismissed | Job Newbury | Christchurch | |
| Attwell | Susanna | 1857 | case dismissed | James Stephens | Christchurch | |
| Driscoll | Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Jonathon Leonard | Christchurch | |
| Burley | Joyce | 1857 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Job Thomas | Christchurch | |
| Williams | Ellen | 1857 | 2/6 weekly + costs | John Watkins | Christchurch | |
| Crane | Eliza | 1858 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Newbury | Christchurch | |
| George | Abigail | 1858 | case dismissed | James Morgan | Christchurch | |
| Thomas | Catherine | 1858 | case dismissed | James Griffiths | Christchurch | |
| Cullimore | Elizabeth | 1858 | 2/- weekly + costs | Metrick Bennett | Christchurch | |
| Holmes | Jane | 1845 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Henry Lawrence | Christchurch | |
| Waters | Ann | 1845 | 1/9 weekly + costs | Edward Shorley | Christchurch | |
| Davies | Elizabeth | 1847 | 2/- weekly + 10/- midwife | John Stewart | Christchurch | |
| James | Mary | 1847 | 2/- weekly + 10/- midwife | James Baker | Christchurch | |
| Holmes | Caroline | 1850 | 2/- weekly + 10/- midwife | George Barton | Christchurch | |
| Williams | Harriett | 1850 | 1/6 weekly +10/- midwife | Mark Price | Christchurch | |
| Evans | Mary | 1851 | case dismissed | Robert Channing | Christchurch | |
| Williams | Sarah | 1851 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Watkins | Christchurch | |
| James | Catherine | 1851 | case dismissed | James Thomas | Christchurch | |
| Davies | Margaret | 1851 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Williams | Christchurch | |
| Green | Emma | 1851 | case dismissed | Sidney Mathews | Christchurch | |
| Green | Emma | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Sidney Mathews | Christchurch | 7th Feb |
| Richards | Rachel | 1852 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Day | Christchurch | 10th Apr |
| Phillips | Ann | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | James Williams | Christchurch | 8th May |
| Allen | Susan | 1852 | 1/- weekly + costs | Thomas Harrhy | Christchurch | 11th Sept |
| Pritchard | Mary | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | James Edmunds | Christchurch | 18th Dec |
| Evans | Mary | 1853 | 1/- weekly + costs | James James | Christchurch | 26th Mar |
| Sheppard | Margaret | 1854 | case dismissed | James Groom | Christchurch | 24th June |
| Warren | Mary Ann | 1854 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Edward Harris | Christchurch | 12th Aug |
| Russell | Mary Ann | 1859 | 1/6 weekly + 10/- midwife | John Cox | Christchurch | 12th Mar |
| Price | Mary | 1859 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Ruddiford | Christchurch | 30th Apr |
| Price | Amelia | 1859 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Josephine Turner | Christchurch | 7th May |
| Price | Mary | 1859 | case dismissed | Thomas Ruddiford | Christchurch | 14th May |
| Flavery | Mary | 1859 | case dismissed | James Western | Christchurch | 10th Sept |
| White | Emma | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | Morgan Taylor | Newport Division | 19th Feb |
| Mills | Mary | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | Thomas Joseph | Newport Division | 26th Feb |
| Clancey | Ellen | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | William Crook | Newport Division | 22nd July |
| Driscoll | Ann | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | William Edwards | Newport Division | 26th Aug |
| Williams | Martha | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | William Phillips | Newport Division | 9th Sept |
| Powell | Mary | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | Luke Thomas | Newport Division | 28th Oct |
| Bowen | Miriam | 1848 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | David Lewis | Newport Division | 18th Nov |
| Williams | Mary | 1848 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Joseph Watkins | Newport Division | 16th Dec |
| Davies | Susan | 1848 | 1/6 weekly + costs | John Davies | Newport Division | 16th Dec |
| Rook | Jane | 1845 | 2/- weekly + costs | James Mullock | Newport Division | 30th Jan |
| Thomas | Jane | 1845 | case dismissed | Wm Toombes | Newport Division | 24th Jan |
| Jones | Elizabeth | 1845 | case dismissed | Rowland James | Newport Division | 7th Aug |
| Smith | Elizabeth | 1845 | 2/6 weekly + 10/- costs | Wm Loden | Newport Division | 8th Sept |
| Morgan | Nora | 1845 | case dismissed | Wm Townsend | Newport Division | 15th Dec |
| Ryan | Mary | 1846 | case dismissed | John Buckley | Newport Division | 9th March |
| Jenkins | Margaret | 1846 | case dismissed | Daniel Jones | Newport Division | 27th Apr |
| Jones | Elizabeth | 1846 | 2/6 weekly + 10/- costs | George Gething jnr | Newport Division | 9th May |
| Jones | Catherine | 1846 | 2/6 weekly + 10/- costs | James Hughes | Newport Division | 4th July |
| Jones | Judith | 1846 | case dismissed | Robert Williams | Newport Division | 23rd Nov |
| Townsend | Louisa | 1847 | 2/- weekly + costs | John Kirby | Newport Division | 27th May |
| Parker | Lydia | 1848 | 2/- weekly + costs | Henry Cannicutt | Newport Division | 10th Jan |
| Burgess | Jane | 1848 | claim settled | Noah Bowen | Newport Division | 6th March |
| Townsend | Caroline | 1848 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Peter Rooney | Newport Division | 30th June |
| Jones | Susan | 1849 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Richard Harris | Newport Division | 14th July |
| Samuel | Eliza | 1849 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Jones | Newport Division | 14th July |
| Chivers | Ann | 1849 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Jones | Newport Division | 15th Sept |
| Harris | Jane | 1849 | case dismissed | John Davies | Newport Division | 27th Oct |
| Roberts | Hannah | 1849 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Thomas | Newport Division | 27th Oct |
| Lewis | Mary | 1849 | 2/- weekly + costs | Benjamin Reynolds | Newport Division | 12th Mar |
| Davies | Esther | 1849 | 2/- weekly + costs | James Evans | Newport Division | 15th Mar |
| Weyman | Laura | 1849 | 2/- weekly + costs | David Evans | Newport Division | 12th Apr |
| Doughty | Jane | 1849 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Beach | Newport Division | 16th July |
| Saunders | Mary | 1849 | case dismissed | William Bindle | Newport Division | 27th Aug |
| Chinn | Elizabeth | 1849 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Henry Tregaskns | Newport Division | 13th Sept |
| Murry | Jane | 1849 | 1/6 weekly + costs | James Flaherty | Newport Division | 12th Nov |
| Richards | Mary | 1850 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Morgan | Newport Division | 30th May |
| Lewis | Ann | 1850 | 1/6 weekly + costs | William Davies | Newport Division | 22nd June |
| Jones | Caroline | 1850 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Lewis Jenkins | Newport Division | 7th Nov |
| Rosser | Eliza | 1851 | case dismissed | Frederick Phillips | Newport Division | 29th July |
| Hurley | Leonora | 1851 | 1/6 weekly + costs | John Fitzgerald | Newport Division | 20th Oct |
| Vincent | Jane | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Knight George | Newport Division | 29th Jan |
| Lewis | Maria | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Honeywell | Newport Division | 12th Feb |
| Williams | Ann | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Jones | Newport Division | 23rd Mar |
| Doughty | Jane | 1852 | 2/- weekly + costs | Richard Smith | Newport Division | 13th May |
| Hooper | Harriett | 1852 | 2/- weekly + costs | David Rogers | Newport Division | 13th May |
| Pilliner | Maria | 1852 | 2/- weekly + costs | Thomas Flowers | Newport Division | 13th May |
| Bevan | Caroline | 1852 | 2/- weekly + costs | Phillip Williams | Newport Division | 20th May |
| Lewis | Esther | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Edward Roberts | Newport Division | 14th June |
| Williams | Esther | 1852 | 1/6 weekly + costs | George Hanell | Newport Division | 19th Aug |
| Prosser | Rachel | 1853 | 1/6 weekly + costs | John Rogers | Newport Division | 12th Mar |
| James | Martha | 1853 | 2/- weekly + costs | John Mayo | Newport Division | 19th Mar |
| Britton | Elizabeth | 1853 | case dismissed | Henry Andrews | Newport Division | 16th Apr |
| Richards | Mary | 1853 | 2/- weekly + costs | George Jeffries | Newport Division | 6th Aug |
| Davies | Margaret | 1853 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Evan Evans | Newport Division | 26th Nov |
| Lewis | Mary Ann | 1853 | 2/- weekly + costs | Edmond Davies | Newport Division | 31st Oct |
| Evans | Mary | 1853 | case dismissed | William Waters | Newport Division | 31st Oct |
| Green | Margaret | 1853 | 2/- weekly + 10/- costs | James Moseley | Newport Division | 18th Apr |
| James | Elizabeth | 1853 | 2/- weekly + 10/- costs | Edward Kelly | Newport Division | 21st July |
| Hatherley | Matilda | 1853 | 2/- weekly + 10/- costs | Charles Edwards | Newport Division | 18th Aug |
| Jones | Mary | 1854 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Shadrick Davies | Newport Division | 4th Jan |
| Casey | Mary | 1854 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Joseph Watson | Newport Division | 15th Apr |
| Edwards | Mary | 1854 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Evan Francis | Newport Division | 6th May |
| Jones | Ann | 1854 | 2/6 weekly + costs | William Samuel | Newport Division | 17th June |
| Lewis | Mary | 1854 | 2/- weekly + costs | Joseph Milton | Newport Division | 11th May |
| Cooper | Eliza | 1854 | 2/- weekly + costs | William owell | Newport Division | 13th July |
| Edmunds | Sarah | 1854 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Jones | Newport Division | 17th July |
| Turner | Mary | 1854 | 2/- weekly + costs | George Nash | Newport Division | 24th Aug |
| Ryan | Mary Ann | 1854 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Jones | Newport Division | 14th Dec |
| Pearce | Ann | 1855 | 2/- weekly + costs | George Lewis | Newport Division | 10th Feb |
| Jenkins | Sarah (twin) | 1855 | neither party appeared | William Rosser | Newport Division | 10th Feb |
| Jenkins | Sarah (twin) | 1855 | neither party appeared | William Rosser | Newport Division | 10th Feb |
| Davies | Ann | 1855 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Rosser | Newport Division | 3rd Mar |
| Llewellin | Jane | 1855 | case dismissed | Edmond Morgan | Newport Division | 14th July |
| Llewellin | Martha | 1855 | case dismissed | Edmond Morgan | Newport Division | 14th July |
| Chivers | Ann | 1855 | 1/6 weekly + 10/- for the midwife | Thomas James | Newport Division | 22nd Sept |
| Lewis | Mary Ann | 1855 | 1/6 weekly + the doctors fee + costs | Edmond Davies | Newport Division | 22nd Sept |
| John | Hannah | 1855 | 2/- weekly + 10/- for the midwife | John Parker | Newport Division | 6th Oct |
| Collins | Susanna | 1855 | 2/6 weekly + costs | John Tilley | Newport Division | 30th July |
| Williams | Mary | 1855 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Jonathan Knight | Newport Division | 10th Sept |
| Sullivan | Julia | 1855 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Cornelius Murphy | Newport Division | 29th Oct |
| Edwards | Sarah | 1855 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Morgan | Newport Division | 26th Nov |
| Murphy | Catherine | 1855 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Jeremiah Sullivan | Newport Division | 3rd Dec |
| Phillips | Ellen | 1856 | 2/6 weekly + costs | William Watkins | Newport Division | 13th Feb |
| Lewis | Hannah | 1856 | claim settled | James Henry Williams | Newport Division | 20th Mar |
| Elliott | Ann | 1856 | 2/- weekly + costs | Moore Theophilius | Newport Division | 20th Mar |
| Ede | Mary Ann | 1856 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Moses Watkins | Newport Division | 21st Apr |
| Winstone | Sarah Ann | 1856 | 2/6 weekly + costs | John Moss | Newport Division | 24th Apr |
| Oxford | Harriett | 1856 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Robert Wilcox | Newport Division | 1st May |
| Penhowood | Sarah Ann | 1856 | claim settled | William Heard | Newport Division | 1st May |
| Prichard | Esther | 1856 | 2/- weekly + costs | Patrick Casey | Newport Division | 1st May |
| Rowe | Ellen | 1856 | 2/- weekly + costs | Thomas Lynch | Newport Division | 3rd June |
| Peter | Eliza | 1856 | 2/- weekly + costs | Thomas Williams | Newport Division | 8th Sept |
| Bristow | Esther | 1856 | claim settled | Abraham Henry James | Newport Division | 18th Sept |
| Collins | Ann | 1856 | neither party appeared | David Edmunds | Newport Division | 31st May |
| Ashton | Elizabeth | 1856 | case dismissed | Thomas Daniel | Newport Division | 7th June |
| Carey | Mary | 1856 | case dismissed | Thomas Hodges | Newport Division | 19th July |
| Williams | Jane | 1856 | 2/- weekly + 10/- + costs | Rees Jones | Newport Division | 18th Oct |
| Williams | Mary | 1856 | case dismissed | George Branham | Newport Division | 1st Nov |
| Lewis | Mary | 1856 | 2/- weekly + costs | Thomas Evans | Newport Division | 15th Nov |
| Jones | Ann | 1856 | 2/- weekly + 10/- + costs | Thomas Davies | Newport Division | 22nd Nov |
| Evans | Ann | 1856 | 2/- weekly + 10/- + costs | Richard Cooper | Newport Division | 13th Dec |
| Hellen | Mary Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Hamlet Jones | Newport Division | 22nd Jan |
| Wait | Jane | 1857 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Samuel Davies | Newport Division | 26th Jan |
| Hallen | Mary Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Hamlet Jones | Newport Division | 26th Feb |
| Bemish | Elizabeth | 1857 | case dismissed | Jonathan Leonard | Newport Division | 7th May |
| Troy | Mary Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Joseph Downs | Newport Division | 25th May |
| Kinnett | Ann | 1857 | case settled | James Wright | Newport Division | 12th Oct |
| Green | Caroline | 1857 | case dismissed | William Gingall | Newport Division | 2nd Nov |
| Jones | Sarah | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | John Edwards | Newport Division | 7th Mar |
| Murphy | Margaret | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Jenkins | Newport Division | 28th Mar |
| Leane | Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Charles Williams | Newport Division | 11th Apr |
| Lewis | Mary Ann | 1857 | case dismissed | John Austy | Newport Division | 18th Apr |
| Charles | Rachel | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Abel Harvey | Newport Division | 13th June |
| James | Ann | 1857 | case dismissed | Edward Mathews | Newport Division | 29th Aug |
| Jenkins | Ann | 1857 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Grosvenor Munro | Newport Division | 12th Sept |
| Morgan | Margaret | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Edward Morgan | Newport Division | 19th Sept |
| James | Ann | 1857 | 2/- weekly + costs | Edward Lewis | Newport Division | 19th Sept |
| Thomas | Mary | 1857 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Richard Jones | Newport Division | 19th Sept |
| James | Mary | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | John Thomas | Newport Division | 11th Jan |
| Jones | Mary | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Phillip Jones | Newport Division | 28th Jan |
| Williams | Mary | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | James Lake | Newport Division | 8th Mar |
| Evans | Jane | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | Silas Pearce | Newport Division | 19th Apr |
| Marshall | Caroline | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | James Thorn | Newport Division | 24th June |
| Rees | Dinah | 1858 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Wheatcroft | Newport Division | 3rd Sept |
| Taylor | Mary | 1858 | 2/- weekly + costs | John Bunk | Newport Division | 22nd Oct |
| Saunders | Jane | 1858 | 2/6 weekly + costs | John Llewellin Jones | Newport Division | 3rd Dec |
| Jones | Elizabeth | 1858 | case settled | John Doughan | Newport Division | 3rd Dec |
| Thomas | Ann | 1858 | 1/6 weekly + costs | Thomas Griffiths | Newport Division | 20th Feb |
| Morgan | Ann | 1858 | case dismissed | James Richards | Newport Division | 1st May |
| Jones | Mary | 1858 | 2/- weekly + costs | Walter Thomas | Newport Division | 15th May |
| Tanner | Matilda Eliz.b | 1858 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Harris | Newport Division | 22nd May |
| Mathews | Jane | 1858 | case dismissed | Edward Hallfrey Goodman | Newport Division | 25th Sept |
| Cock | Jane | 1859 | case settled | Joseph Blackburn | Newport Division | 21st Jan |
| Parsons | Margaret | 1859 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Henry Pennymore | Newport Division | 27th Apr |
| Jones | Elizabeth | 1859 | 2/- weekly + costs | Thomas Donoghan | Newport Division | 6th May |
| Edwards | Mary | 1859 | 2/- weekly + costs | William Nicholas | Newport Division | 31st Aug |
| Thomas | Ellen | 1859 | 2/- weekly + costs | Richard Prichard | Newport Division | 9th Dec |
| Falby | Mary | 1859 | case dismissed | James Western | Newport Division | 5th Mar |
| Higginson | Ellen | 1859 | case dismissed | George Hadden | Newport Division | 19th Mar |
| Harris | Ann | 1859 | 2/- weekly + 10/- + costs | David Rowlands | Newport Division | 13th Aug |
| Davies | Harriett | 1859 | 2/- weekly + costs | Mesach Davies | Newport Division | 15th Oct |
| Thomas | Ellen | 1859 | case dismissed | Richard Prichard | Newport Division | 5th Nov |
| Charles | Rachel | 1859 | case dismissed | David Morgan | Newport Division | 5th Nov |
| Lewis | Hannah | 1/6 weekly + costs | John Thomas | Newport Division |
Category Archives: People
Surveyors of the Highways 1785 – 1870
| 1785/86 | Eward | Pearson | Esq | |
| William | Morgan | Penstair | ||
| 1786/87 | Eward | Pearson | Esq | |
| William | Morgan | Penstair | ||
| 1787/88 | Eward | Pearson | Esq | |
| William | Morgan | Penstair | ||
| 1788/89 | John | Moses | for Mr Cooke | |
| 1789/90 | William | Morgan | of Mamhilad Esq | |
| Walter | Griffiths | park y Brain | ||
| 1790/91 | William | Morgan | of Mamhilad Esq | |
| Richard | Jeremiah | for Church Farm Capel Leigh’s Esq | ||
| 1791/92 | Joshua | Davies | Clerk | |
| Wm | Hatfield | |||
| 1792/93 | Joshua | Davies | Clerk | |
| John | Jones | |||
| 1793/94 | Jenkin | Rosser | ||
| William | James | Gwern y Byallt | ||
| 1794/95 | Thomas | Higgins | ||
| John | Jenkins | for Simon | ||
| 1795/96 | Edward | James | ||
| 1797 | John | Parrott | for Pentwyn | |
| 1798 | William | Morgan | Penstair | |
| Edward | Jeremiah | Assistant | ||
| 1799 | William | Morgan | Penstair | |
| Edward | Jeremiah | Assistant | ||
| 1800 | William | Morgan | Penstair | |
| Edward | Jeremiah | Assistant | ||
| 1801 | Thomas | Higgins | ||
| John | Sparrow | Esq Great House | ||
| 1802 | James | Prosser | for Mr Dibdin late Humphrey;s | |
| 1803 | James | Prosser | for Mr Dibdin late Humphrey;s | |
| 1804 | James | Prosser | for Mr Dibdin’s | |
| 1805 | William | Morgan | for Penstair | |
| 1806 | William | Morgan | for Penstair | |
| 1807 | William | Morgan | for Penstair | |
| 1808 | Thomas | Higgins | for Mr Sparrow’s Great House | |
| 1809 | Thomas | Higgins | for Mr Sparrow’s Great House | |
| 1810 | Jenkin | Rosser | & | |
| Edward | James | for Mr Morgan | ||
| 1811 | Jenkin | Rosser | & | |
| Edward | James | for Mr Morgan | ||
| 1812 | Thomas | David | for his own | |
| Thomas | Dunn | for Mr Sparrow’s Great House | ||
| 1813 | Thomas | David | for his own | |
| Thomas | Dunn | for Goytrey Hall | ||
| 1814 | Thomas | David | for his own | |
| Thomas | Dunn | for Goytrey Hall | ||
| 1815 | Richard | Jones | for late William Matthews | |
| 1816 | Richard | Jones | for late William Matthews | |
| 1817 | Richard | Jones | for late William Matthews | |
| 1818 | Henry | Bird | Esq | |
| William | Lewis | Berllan Dywyll | ||
| 1819 | Henry | Bird | Esq | |
| William | Lewis | Berllan Dywyll | ||
| 1820 | Henry | Bird | Esq | |
| William | Lewis | Berllan Dywyll | ||
| 1821 | Henry | Bird | Esq | |
| William | Lewis | Berllan Dywyll | ||
| 1822 | James | Lewis | Goytrey Lodge | |
| William | Jeremiah | for the Church Farm | ||
| 1823 | James | Lewis | Goytrey Lodge | |
| William | Jeremiah | for the Church Farm | ||
| 1824 | Thomas | Jenkins | for the Lan | |
| William | Lewis | labourer for his lease Wernog fach | ||
| 1825 | Richard | Miller | for Henry Morgan | |
| Thomas | Lewis | for Mr Cooke’s | ||
| 1826 | James | Gwatkins | for Pentwyn | |
| James | Prosser | for Mr Dibdin Lan Wysg | ||
| 1827 | Richard | Jones | for Parkybrain | |
| Richard | Proger | for his Lease | ||
| 1828 | Richard | Jones | for Parkybrain | |
| Philip | Jenkins | for Walters late Simon | ||
| 1829 | John | Rosser | for Jenkin Rosser | |
| Lewis | Williams | for Miss Ann Jones | ||
| 1830 | John | Lewis | Melin y Coed | |
| William | Lloyd | Church Farm | ||
| 1831 | William | Lloyd | Church Farm | |
| Thomas | David | Pentre bach | ||
| 1832 | William | Lloyd | ||
| Thomas | Jones | Bwrgwm | ||
| 1833 | William | Lloyd | ||
| Thomas | Jones | Bwrgwm | ||
| 1834 | William | Lloyd | ||
| John | Jenkins | Penstair | ||
| 1835 | William | Lloyd | ||
| John | Jenkins | Penstair | ||
| 1836 | John | Williams | for Miss Bailey | |
| Philip | Morgan | Abergwelvan | ||
| 1837 | John | Watkins | for his lease Ty Hir | |
| John | Lewis | New Barn | ||
| 1838 | William | Vaughan | for the Wern | |
| John | Meredith | for Fferm y Bdyn | ||
| 1839 | James | Gwatkin | for Pentwyn | |
| 1840 | Thoams | Watkins | for Goytrey Hall | |
| 1841 | Thoams | Watkins | for Goytrey Hall | |
| 1842 | Thomas | Watkins | for Charles Lewis Berllan Dywyll | |
| 1843 | Thomas | James | for Mr Cooke’s | |
| 1844 | Thomas | James | for Mr Cooke’s | |
| 1845 | Thomas | James | for Vaughan Jones Ty Llwyd | |
| 1846 | Thomas | Jenkins | Lan | |
| 1847 | Thomas | Jenkins | Lan | |
| 1853 | John | Williams | Melyn y Coed | |
| 1854 | Daniell | Owen | Waters late Simon with a salary of two pounds | |
| 1855 | William | Gwatkin | with a salary of £20 to collect all other rates namely income tax, land tax and assessed taxes | |
| 1856 | William | Williams | for Park-y-brain | |
| 1857 | Thomas | Watts | Ynis Peigea | |
| 1858 | Henry | Bird | Goytre House | |
| 1859 | John | Williams | for pen wern | |
| William | Harris | Nightingale | ||
| William | Gwatkin | with a salary | ||
| 1870 | Jospeh | Everson | for Goytrey Hall | |
| John | Jenkins | for New Barn | ||
Workhouse Burials
| Evans | Thomas | buried Llanover aged 78 from Goytrey poorhouse | 1814 | 3rd May |
| Gunter | Clare | Buried Llanover aged 67 from Goytrey poorhouse | 1821 | 14th Feb |
| Thomas | William | buried Llanover aged 32 from Goytre poorhouse | 1821 | 15th July |
| Charles | Mary | buried Llanover aged 88 from Goytrey poorhouse | 1828 | 17th Dec |
| Edwards | Thomas | buried Llanover aged 79 from Goytrey | 1833 | 5th Feb |
| Edwards | Wm | bur Llanover found dead in the parish of Llanellen no age given | 1835 | 29th Jan |
| Prytherch | Elizabeth | buried llanover aged 85 from Goytrey poorhouse | 1835 | 1st Feb |
| Watkins | Uriah | bur Llanover from Goytrey aged 2m 3w | 1835 | 22nd Feb |
| Jenkins | Thomas | from Bwrgwm buried Llan aged 71 | 1835 | 11th Oct |
| Lewis | Ann | from Goytrey aged 20 buried Llanover | 1840 | 16th Sept |
| Hicks | Wm | of Ty m.dwr Goytrey aged 75 buried Llanover | 1863 | 2nd Sept |
| Lewis | Elizabeth | of Goytrey aged 89 buried Llanover | 1873 | 22nd Oct |
Inmates Goytre & Pontypool Workhouse
| Appleby | Amelia Bertha | School Hse BN | 43 | Jun 8 1911 | |
| Appleby | William | School Hse BN | 77 | Oct 3 1914 | |
| Arthur | Anne | BN | 10 | 19-3-1830 | |
| Arthur | Philip | Llanarth | 76 | 19-11-1834 | |
| Arthur | Thomas | Brooks BN | 75 | 6-6-1842 | |
| Arthur | Richard | Clytha | 70 | 18-8-1845 | |
| Arthur | Thomas | B. House | 77 | 8-1-1847 | |
| Arthur | Eliza | Brook House | 40 | 1-9-1854 | |
| Arthur | Mary | BN | 82 | 8-11-1865 | |
| Arthur | Susanna | Brook House | 90 | 11-1-1867 | |
| Arthur | James | The Brooks | 72 | 25-8-1873 | |
| Arthur | James | Kemys Comm | 62 | 1-1-1886 | |
| Arthur | Frances Florence | Brooks BN | 83 | 26-11-1896 | |
| Arthur | Ann | Brooks BN | 85 | 20-2-1896 | |
| Ascott | James | Kemys Bridge | 1 year | 26-5-1843 | |
| Baldwin | William | Gwehelog | 80 | 5-3-1813 | |
| Blake | Thomas | BN | 78 | 4-12-1889 | |
| Blake | George | BN | 36 | 10-11-1891 | |
| Blake | Thomas | Black Bear | 58 | Aug 28 1914 | |
| Blake | Priscilla | Carpenters Cottage | 48 | Nov 11 1915 | |
| Bland | William | BN | 73 | 29-1-1892 | |
| Blizzard | Frederick J | Clytha | 15 | 1-10-1883 | |
| Bowen | James | Abergavenny | 7 mths | 29-9-1825 | |
| Brooks | Anne | BN | 55 | 11-8-1815 | |
| Brooks | Thomas | BN | 70 | 3-1-1868 | |
| Brooks | Thomas | BN | 39 | 6-1-1870 | |
| Brooks | Ann | BN | 83 | 14-2-1884 | |
| Brooks | James George | BN | 18m | 24-1-1888 | |
| Brooks | William | Lower House Kemys Comm | 62 | 11-5-1895 | |
| Brooks | Thomas John | BN | 29 | 1900 -2-Jan | |
| Brooks | Charles | Cherry Tree BN | 60 | Dec 7 1905 | |
| Brooks | Eli | Black Bear | 32 | Dec 21 1910 | |
| Brooks (sexton) | Eli | BN | 66 | Jul 1 1907 | |
| Bruee | William | Clytha | 77 | 3-4-1894 | Clk in Holy Orders |
| Buffrey | Agnes | Cwm Ctgs Clytha | 8 yrs | 11-10-1899 | |
| Charles | Rachel | Clytha | 79 | 11-9-1815 | |
| Charles | Margaret | BN | 104 | 23-12-1824 | |
| Clift | Elizabeth | Clytha | 21 | 5-6-1880 | |
| Clift | Wm george | BN | infant | 24-11-1857 | |
| Coates | William | Pontypool | 46 | 25-4-1852 | |
| Coles | George | Goytre | 60 | 10-3-1875 | |
| Coles | Susan | Goytre | 28-1-1879 | ||
| Cross | Richard | Clytha Mill | 44 | 5-11-1843 | |
| Davies | Elizabeth | Monkswood | 73 | 22-2-1819 | |
| Davies | Esther | Llantrissant | 55 | 18-4-1853 | |
| Davies | David | Trump Farm | 75 | 3-5-1872 | |
| Davies | Ann | Trump Farm | 78 | 23-1-1878 | |
| Davies | Elizabeth | Raglan | 70 | Dec 12 1906 | ** |
| Davies | Charles Alfred | Little Cwm BN | 22m | Jul 22 1910 | |
| Davies | David | BN | 69 | Jul 30 1911 | |
| Davies | Elizabeth | BN | 80 | Oct 8 1914 | |
| Dixon | John Wysome | BN | 4 | 15-10-1873 | |
| Dixon | William | BN | 38 | 17-12-1882 | |
| Dixon | Sarah Ann | Rose Ctg Llanthewy Rhyderch | 55 | Mar 6 1902 | |
| Dobbs | Eliza | Clytha | 6 mths | 1-4-1839 | |
| Dobbs | William | BN | 39 | 6-1-1870 | |
| Dobbs | Mary | BN | 89 | Dec 7 1904 | |
| Dowle | Elizabeth | Mathern | 59 | 15-2-1823 | |
| Dunn | Thomas Wm | Clytha | 20 | 22-12-1870 | |
| Dunn | George | BN | 27 | 6-12-1879 | |
| Dunn | Ernest Frederick | Brynderwen Lodge | 20mths | 27-3-1893 | |
| Dunn | Temperance | BN | 64 | 1-5-1896 | |
| Dunn | Charles | Abergavenny Asylum | 89 | Jun 21 1911 | |
| Edmonds | Martha | Kemys Comm | 36 | 3-11-1822 | |
| Edmonds | Elizabeth | BN | 80 | 1-7-1828 | |
| Edmunds | Eliza | Monmouth | 29 | 2-3-1845 | |
| Edmunds | Margaret | BN | 59 | 25-4-1845 | |
| Edmunds | William | Kemys Comm | 75 | 27-6-1860 | |
| Edwards | Elizabeth | Llandenny | 67 | 14-3-1863 | |
| Edwards | John | Abergavenny Union | 71 | 20-10-1879 | |
| Edwards | Thomas | Abergavenny Union | 86 | 6-1-1880 | |
| Edwards | Edward | BN | 69 | 30-9-1886 | |
| Edwards | Mary | BN | 78 | 8-7-1888 | |
| Evan | Evans | BN | 82 | 18-11-1816 | |
| Evans | Joan | BN | 80 | 14-3-1816 | |
| Evans | Anne Maria | Llanfoist | 8 | 19-6-1844 | |
| Evans | Rosehannah | Pontypool | 2 | 7-8-1845 | |
| Evans | Emma | Caerleon | 33 | 4-7-1847 | |
| Evans | William | Mamhilad | 22mths | 14-1-1865 | |
| Gibbons | Rachel | BN | 44 | 31-5-1891 | ** |
| Gillespie | Wm Augustus | Brynderwen Clytha | 65 | 27-12-1899 | |
| Griffiths | Sussannah | Brynderwen Lodge | 68 | Nov 24 1910 | |
| Grove | Fanny | Pelican Usk | 3y 3m | 27-1-1847 | |
| Groves | Austin | BN | 8 mths | 20-4-1839 | |
| Harris | Ann | Trostrey Common | 84 | 10-4-1855 | |
| Harris | Elizabeth | Brooks BN | 66 | 14-7-1855 | |
| Harris | James | BN | 55 | 1-8-1860 | |
| Harris | Ann | Abergavenny union | 93 | Feb 8 1908 | |
| Harris | Elizabeth | Nantyfawr Clytha | 77 | Sep 13 1917 | |
| Harry | Elizabeth | Llan Nigh Usk | 92 | 26-10-1822 | |
| Harry | Mary | Gwehelog | 21 | 22-7-1830 | |
| Harry | MaryAnn | BN | 5 | 8-7-1855 | |
| Harry | Henry | Clytha | 3y 6m | 19-12-1862 | |
| Harry | Richard | Brynderwen Farm | 2 mths | 2-3-1892 | |
| Harry | Alice | Brynderwen Farm | 3 years | 18-8-1894 | |
| Hayward | Joseph | Trostrey | 32 | 18-8-1884 | |
| Heyes | Joseph | Clytha | 3 | 25-6-1826 | |
| Holden | William | BN | 66 | 15-5-1888 | |
| Holder | Martha | Farmsfield Nottingham | 85 | Sep 9 1903 | |
| Holmes | Rachel | BN | 72 | 20-4-1839 | |
| James | John | Clytha | 79 | 13-6-1817 | |
| James | William | BN | 15 | 22-11-1865 | |
| James | James | Raglan | 91 | 3-7-1898 | ** |
| Jarrold | John | Forge Mill Llanarth | 72 | 27-12-1884 | |
| Jenkins | Philip | Llan Juxta Usk | 57 | 13-1-1818 | |
| Jenkins | Ann | BN | 40 | 25-9-1825 | |
| Jenkins | Elizabeth | BN | 1 | 4-6-1829 | |
| Jenkins | John | BN | 47 | 16-4-1832 | |
| Jenkins | Edward | Lanvair Kilgeddin | 61 | 6-9-1880 | |
| Jenkins | Elizabeth Ethel | BN | 11days | 7-1-1887 | |
| Jenkins | Elizabeth | Tranch | 70 | 25-5-1893 | |
| Jenkins | Emily Rachel | Forge Hill | 31 | Feb 28 1908 | |
| Jenkins | Richard | Abergavenny Asylum | 62 | Feb 2 1911 | |
| Jenkins | Winifred Olive | Abersychan | 21 | Feb 15 1915 | |
| Jones | Edward | BN | 78 | 3-1-1821 | |
| Jones | Ann | Bryngwyn | 77 | 16-9-1831 | |
| Jones | Mary | Llan Juxta Usk | 92 | 18-9-1831 | |
| Jones | John | Usk | 45 | 18-2-1837 | |
| Jones | John | Goytre | 7 mths | 25-2-1837 | |
| Jones | Margaret | Raglan | 82 | 6-2-1848 | |
| Jones | Thomas | Raglan | 8 | 9-7-1848 | |
| Jones | Charity Jane | Penrose | 10mths | 6-5-1850 | |
| Jones | Sarah | BN | 70 | 30-10-1853 | |
| Jones | Thomas | Goytre | 65 | 24-11-1853 | |
| Jones | Ebenezer Watkin | Penrose | 13 | 7-2-1855 | |
| Jones | Elizabeth | King-Coed | 27 | 17-6-1855 | |
| Jones | Sarah | Goytre | 22 | 18-6-1856 | |
| Jones | Thomas | Raglan | 76 | 30-10-1857 | |
| Jones | Simon | BN | 76 | 14-1-1858 | |
| Jones | Susan | Llan Juxta Usk | 51 | 14-11-1859 | |
| Jones | William | BN | 20 | 12-6-1862 | |
| Jones | Eliza | Mamhilad | infant | 21-10-1864 | |
| Jones | Mary | Usk | 68 | 8-1-1865 | |
| Jones | Ann | Clytha | 28 | 8-3-1865 | |
| Jones | Jane | Goytre | 30 | 13-4-1865 | ** |
| Jones | Stephen | Llan Gobion | 19 | 12-5-1869 | |
| Jones | William | BN | 79 | 6-10-1870 | |
| Jones | William | Clytha | 40 | 7-6-1870 | |
| Jones | Robert | Phumby Court Leicester | 33 | 21-7-1873 | |
| Jones | Elizabeth | Raglan | 73 | 20-2-1881 | |
| Jones | Mary Ann | BN | 67 | 20-2-1881 | |
| Jones | Thomas | BN | 77 | 28-5-1891 | |
| Jones | Ellen | Walterstone | 27 | 17-4-1893 | |
| Jones | Ann | Russells Hill Trostrey | 83 | 11-11-1895 | |
| Jones | Thomas | Llandenny | 68 | 19-5-1896 | |
| Jones | John | Russells Hill Trostrey | 55 | 1901-2-Oct | |
| Jones | John | Nantyderry | 79 | Aug 4 1904 | ** |
| Jones | Thomas | Nanty lano Farm Clytha | 59 | feb 21 1907 | |
| Jones | George Beynon | Rectory Llan Lingoed | 71 | Feb 26 1915 | |
| Jones | William | Post Offfice Llanvapley | 73 | May 3 1916 | |
| Jones | Jane Frances | 18 Kingdon rd Hampstead | 73 | Mar 4 1919 | |
| Kerr | Susannah | BN | 80 | 13-7-1888 | |
| Keyes | Mary | Clytha | 80 | 22-2-1829 | |
| Keyes | Daniel | Usk | 85 | 7-3-1832 | |
| Keyes | Eleanor | Pontypool | 5 | 12-6-1845 | |
| Keyes | Daniel | Newport | 79 | 26-1-1849 | |
| Lace | Ann | BN | 59 | 17-1-1880 | |
| Lambert | William | Bettws | infant | 11-12-1835 | |
| Lang | Anne | BN | 47 | 25-3-1888 | Coroners Inquest ** |
| Lavin | George T Hermann | The Brooks | 44 | Jun 3 1908 | |
| Lee | Emma | Birmingham | 42 | 17-11-1887 | *** |
| lewis | Edward | Clytha | 69 | 1-11-1814 | |
| Lewis | Mary | Clytha | 75 | 4-7-1820 | |
| Lewis | Anne | BN | 63 | 10-10-1831 | |
| Lewis | Margaret | Clytha | 78 | 22-2-1837 | |
| Lewis | William | BN | 64 | 6-1-1840 | |
| Lewis | Anne | Kemys Bridge | 50 | 18-2-1844 | |
| Lewis | Anne | Kemys Comm | 18 | 9-6-1845 | |
| Lewis | Edward | Kemys Comm | 73 | 5-2-1848 | |
| Lewis | James | Panteg | 58 | 7-5-1861 | |
| Lewis | John | Risca | 1yr10m | 8-9-1867 | |
| Lewis | Jane | BN | 55 | 4-1-1876 | |
| Lewis | Mary | Panteg | 73 | 15-1-1879 | |
| Lewis | John | BN | 71 | 27-1-1882 | |
| Lewis | Mary | BN | 55 | 1900-20-Dec | |
| Lewis | William | BN died at Abergavenny workhouse | 57 | 1901-11-May | |
| Lewis | Albert | BN | 31 | 1902-13-Jan | |
| Lewis | Wm Edward | Llanstephan | 39 | Feb 11 1906 | |
| Lloyd | Jacob | Raglan | infant | 11-3-1832 | |
| Lloyd | Mary | Raglan | age missing | 20-4-1833 | |
| Lloyd | William | Raglan | 72 | 29-10-1862 | |
| Lloyd | Mary | Rhiwlas | 88 | 22-5-1885 | |
| Lloyd | Edward Jones | Rectory BN | 61 | Sep 17 1920 | |
| Lodge | William | Usk | 42 | 15-4-1865 | |
| Mallarney | Lilian Mary | BN | 9 mths | 27-1-1888 | |
| Marfell | Jane | Clytha | 59 | 20-1-1882 | |
| Mathews | Ada | New Houses K.C. | 8 | 13-11-1897 | |
| Mathews | Henry | New Cotts K.C. | 48 | 21-6-1899 | |
| Mathews | Amelia | Kemys Comm | 59 | Feb 26 1920 | |
| Mole | John Charles | BN | 6m | 19-3-1862 | |
| Mole | John | Clytha | 84 | 15-4-1867 | |
| Mole | Ann | Asylum Abergavenny | 82 | 17-7-1867 | |
| Morgan | John | Clytha | 46 | 15-3-1820 | |
| Morgan | Ann | BN | 99 | 6-1-1832 | |
| Morgan | James | Clytha | 64 | 22-12-1837 | |
| Morgan | Anne | Twyn Clytha | 71 | 28-12-1841 | |
| Morgan | William | The Lane BN | 43 | 26-5-1843 | |
| Morgan | Charles | BN | 81 | 22-1-1850 | |
| Morgan | Mary | BN | 80 | 13-2-1850 | |
| Morgan | Mary | 82 | 15-1-1854 | ||
| Morgan | William | Kemys Comm | 44 | 1-12-1858 | |
| Morgan | Anne | Penrose | 54 | 7-5-1859 | |
| Morgan | James | Penrose | 63 | 13-3-1862 | |
| Morgan | Elizabeth | Penrose | 21 | 28-7-1862 | |
| Morgan | John | Goytre | 32 | 29-6-1865 | |
| Morgan | Harriet | Llanarth | 70 | 5-5-1889 | |
| Morgan | Isaac | BN | 45 | 20-9-1889 | |
| Morgan | Mary | New Wm Street Blaenavon | 55 | 4-4-1892 | |
| Morse | Levi James | Panteg | 1yr10m | 27-3-1860 | |
| Morse | Levi James | Panteg | 55 | 1-1-1882 | |
| Moss | Mary Ann | Panteg | 32 | 2-8-1858 | |
| Nicholas | William | Bettws | 88 | 13-4-1835 | |
| Nicholas | Mary | Gwehelog | 69 | 22-4-1847 | |
| Nicholas | John | Clytha | 28 | 21-1-1849 | |
| Nicholas | Ann | Goytre | 7 | 19-7-1859 | |
| Nicholas | Mary | BN | 2 yrs | 7-10-1864 | |
| Nicholas | Elizabeth | Goytre | 7 | 14-12-1864 | |
| Nicholas | William | Llangibby | 95 | 23-8-1876 | |
| Nicholas | William | Llangibby | 80 | 20-5-1897 | |
| Nicholas | Elizabeth | Brook Ctg BN | 81 | 1901-18-May | |
| Nicholas | Ann | the Bryn Llan Nigh Usk | 69 | Mar 28 1904 | |
| Oakley | Wm Henry | Thornbury House BN | 72 | 14-8-1871 | |
| Oatley | Jack | Ocean Hse Porthcawl | 75 | Dec 31 1903 | |
| Parry | George | Clytha | infant | 4-11-1831 | |
| Parry | Ann | Cherry Tree Clytha | 68 | 26-10-1885 | |
| Parry | John | Cherry Tree Clytha | 72 | 31-8-1877 | |
| Parry | Susan | Illd Farm BN | 44 | 2-8-1896 | |
| Phillips | Ann | Black Bear | 79 | May 15 1919 | |
| Phillips | Thomas | Black Bear Cottages | 76 | May 5 1920 | |
| Price | Sarah | Clytha | 68 | 8-3-1886 | |
| Price | John | BN | 70 | 10-7-1887 | |
| Prosser | Richard | Pontypool | 4 | 7-8-1852 | s/o James & Mary emigrated to Oz |
| Prosser | Gertrude Annie Jane | Chain Bridge Turnpike House | 10years | 3-4-1899 | drowned in the river |
| Reece | Margaret | Kemys Comm | infant | 5-1-1829 | |
| Rees | William | BN | 88 | 19-4-1816 | |
| Rees | Margaret | Union W/h Abergavenny | 10 | 27-11-1841 | |
| Rees | Margaret | BN | 77 | 13-4-1843 | |
| Rees | Mary | BN | 76 | No Date | |
| Rees | John | Brynderwen Farm | 53 | 27-11-1878 | |
| Rees | Mary | BN | 88 | 5-2-1882 | |
| Rees | Ann | Lanvair Kilgedin | 76 | Aug 15 1904 | |
| Richards | John | Clytha | 47 | 5-7-1867 | |
| Roberts | Sibil | Trostrey | 70 | 13-2-1815 | |
| Roberts | Thomas | Trostrey | 67 | 22-9-1816 | |
| Roberts | Sarah Ann | Upper Berthllwyd trostrey | 68 | Dec 26 1916 | |
| Rosser | Anne | Gwehelog | 69 | 2-3-1819 | |
| Rosser | Ann | Usk | 82 | 7-2-1826 | |
| Rosser | Mary Ann | Clytha | 1yr 5m | 17-11-1866 | |
| Rosser | henry Wm | Brynderwen Lodge | 38 | 2-2-1898 | |
| Saunders | Elizabeth Ann | BN | 1m | 19-3-1884 | |
| Selby | Jane Sophia | Brynderwen Lodge BN | 9m | 2-1-1872 | |
| Selby | Mary Ann | Brynderwen | 58 | 23-10-1877 | |
| Selby | Sophia | Neath | 7m | 16-2-1881 | |
| Shadwell | Mary | Usk | 78 | 5-4-1825 | |
| Sheppherd | Elizabeth | BN | 47 | Dec 19 1902 | |
| Spencer | William | Clytha | 40 | 22-1-1883 | |
| Stead | Frances | Trinity Alms houses Abergavenny | 80 | Jul 9 1919 | |
| Steed | William | BN | 62 | 29-1-1880 | |
| Steed | Mary | Blaenavon | 80 | 0-10-1881 | |
| Stretton | Wm Richard | Brynderwen Clytha | 62 | 30-3-1868 | |
| Tamplin | Thomas | Kemys Comm | infant | 25-7-1820 | |
| Tamplin | Margaret | BN | 38 | 18-3-1832 | |
| Taylor | John | Gwehelog | infant | 17-11-1817 | |
| Unknown | Body found in field near “The Brook” | 65 | Apr 13 1905 | ||
| Valentine | Wm Henry Thomas | BN | 3 mths | 16-5-1888 | |
| Waite | Thomas | Clytha | 66 | 15-6-1862 | |
| Wallington | Edith Emily | Lunatic Asylum Abergavenny | 33 | Jan 12 1914 | |
| Wallington | Wm Edward | BN | 56 | Sep 30 1916 | |
| Watkins | Joan | BN | 88 | 21-6-1815 | |
| Watkins | Mary | BN | 80 | 16-12-1828 | |
| Watkins | John | Penrose | 67 | 15-7-1838 | |
| Watkins | Susan | Brooks BN | 34 | 9-1-1842 | |
| Watkins | Charles | BN | 83 | 14-1-1844 | |
| Watkins | Charles Edward | BN | 2 days | 18-9-1847 | |
| Watkins | Jane | Penrose | 69 | 16-12-1851 | |
| Watkins | Sophia | The Pant Clytha | 70 | 2-7-1868 | |
| Watkins | Laura | Usk | 8 yrs | 2-1-1872 | |
| Watkins | George | Usk | 71 | 11-9-1872 | |
| Watkins | Charles | Clytha Hill Llanarth | 72 | 7-7-1875 | |
| Watkins | Mary | BN | 72 | 8-4-1880 | |
| Watkins | Alfred | BN | 76 | 31-7-1881 | |
| Williams | James | Usk | 28 | 8-12-1815 | |
| Williams | David | Usk | 83 | 1-2-1818 | |
| Williams | Mary | BN | 1 mth | 22-1-1823 | |
| Williams | Ann | BN | 12 | 1-18-1832 | |
| Williams | Thomas | Kemys Comm | 8 mths | 16-4-1847 | |
| Williams | John | Raglan | 78 | 28-11-1849 | |
| Williams | Isabella | BN | 21 | 16-9-1850 | |
| Williams | William | BN | 22 | 28-3-1854 | |
| Williams | Elizabeth | Gwehelog | 74 | 9-3-1856 | |
| Williams | Mary Jane | Trostrey Common | 14 | 8-5-1858 | |
| Williams | Herbert | BN | 87 | 30-9-1862 | |
| Williams | Ann | Clytha | infant | 6-10-1866 | ** |
| Williams | Isabella | BN | 82 | 31-3-1868 | |
| Williams | Margaret | Bryngwyn | 68 | 17-12-1873 | |
| Williams | henry | BN | 69 | 6-1-1886 | |
| Williams | Elizabeth | BN | 72 | 5-8-1889 | |
| Williams | Margaret | Gwehelog | 88 | 21-8-1893 | |
| Williams | Infant s/o James & Mary | Cwm Cottages | 3 wks | 26-12-1896 | |
| Williams | Thomas | Birch Orchard BN | 90 | Dec 14 1903 | |
| Williams | Sophia | Great Oak Bryngwyn | 73 | Apr 24-1907 | |
| Woodhouse | Thomas | BN | 59 | 9-9-1879 | |
| Woodhouse | Sophia | BN | 65 | 25-11-1882 | |
| Wright | Richard | The Brooks BN | 75 | 16-4-1869 | |
| Wysome | Sarah | Black Bear | 71 | 2-12-1888 |
Highways Petition – Goytre Names
To Her Majesty’s Justices Of The Peace, For the County of Monmouth, Assembled In Quarter Sessions, At Usk
The Humble Petition of The Rate-Payers of The Parish of Goytre
Sheweth —
That we, the undersigned Landowners, Tenant Farmers, and Tradesmen, being Rate-Payers, in the Parish of Goytre perceive, with great regret, that it is your intention, at the next Quarter Sessions, to confirm the Provisional Order made at the last Sessions to adopt the new Highway Act, in the County of Monmouth,
That we cannot regard this Act in any other light than that of direct interference with our vested rights, while we are convinced that, in our own case, and probably, in that of many others, the burden of Taxation, which already weighs too heavily on our industry, will, under the provisions of this Act will be greatly augmented.
That our Highways, greatly improved, as they have been, within the last four years, are now in fair average condition, and will compare favourably with the Highways of any other district, so that we can repair by an average Annual Rate of six pence in the pound: we are, therefore, most unwilling to commit ourselves to a new measure, which will not only deprive us of our parochial rights, but will necessarily be expensive in its operation.
That experience has shown us in the case of the Poor Law, that whatever advantages that enactment may be supposed to possess, the working of it swallows up an enormous per centage of our Rates, and that there is every reason to fear that, under the Act in question, the Paid Staff, and other things, will cost as much as the whole outlay required to maintain our roads according to the present system, – a system which, although in some respects defective, is not, on that account, to summarily condemned: and we therefore very earnestly, but most respectfully beg that you will not confirm your Provisional Order in respect of the fore-mentioned Act..
And your Petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pay
Thomas Evans ~ Rector William Jones Richard Williams
William Gwatkin Edward Charles William Phillips
Walter Williams Isaac Wilks William Jones
Thos Lewis Owen Davies Rachel Thomas
Richard Pruett James Waits Tom Griffiths
John Bevan Charles Lewis Isaac Williams
William Reece John Williams Jacob Prosser
William Morgan Edward Williams Walter Davis
Lewis Mathews W Morgan Phillip Jenkins
John Williams Thos Tessym Samuel Heath
Thos Jenkins Charles Jones
William Jenkins Thomas Thomas
William Lewis David Evans
Thomas Prosser Edmond Dixon
John Preece John Powells
John Jenkins William Watkins
Thomas Roberts John Harris
Enoch Heath Isaac Jenkins
William Price William Jenkins
Henry Miles John Lewis
Mary Watts David Davis
Henry Plaisted John Lewis
Thomas James jnr John Proses
Benj Jeremiah William James
Thomas James John Williams
William Nicholas Robert Higgs
John Morgan George Painter
Mordecai Jones John Waters
John Ballard John Steele
William Bevan William Turner
Daniel Tedman William Jones
John Lewis Thomas Lewis
William Jeremiah Ann Rosser
Henry Cowmeadow Thomas Jenkins
William Francis Francis Adams
Goytre Infant Deaths 1893 – 1915
| Surname | Christian Name | Age | Fathers Name | Occupation | Year | Date | Address |
| Meredith | William | 10 days | George | farmer | 1893 | 7-Jun | |
| Stinchcombe | Geo Henry | 1m | Wm Thomas | general labourer | 1894 | 20-Mar | Chapel Ed |
| Dobbs | William | 2m | Richard | 1895 | 27-May | Goytrey Cottage | |
| Lloyd | Sydney Reginald | 2m | Edward | general labourer | 1895 | 18-Dec | Penpedyheol |
| Barrell | Charles Edwin | 10 days | Daniel | carter | 1896 | 15-Dec | Pengroesoped |
| Walker | Wm Charles | 10m | William | farmer | 1890 | 14-Jan | Chapel Ed |
| Stinchcombe | Henry | 11 days | George | farmer | 1898 | 11-Jun | Yew Tree Ctg Farm |
| Evans | Mabel | 4 days | John | farmer | 1899 | 9-Feb | Pentre Farm |
| Evans | Ruth | 2 days | John | farmer | 1900 | 13-Aug | Pentre Farm |
| Lewis | Wm Isaac | 8m | Wm Isaac | butcher | 1901 | 2-Feb | Elm Tree Ctg |
| Boyce | Mabel Amanda | 1m | Abraham | farmer | 1901 | 21-Jun | Berthlan |
| Rochins | Jas Humphrey | 7m | Robert | gardener (dom) | 1902 | 11-Apr | Pengroesoped |
| Dobbs | 7 hours | Richard | ag lab | 1903 | 28-Apr | Goytrey Cottage | |
| Jones | Emily Jane | 3 hours | Alfred | farmer | 1904 | 29-Dec | Goytre School House |
| Parry | James | 2m | James | farmer | 1904 | 25-May | Pentwyn Farm House |
| Rosser | Violet May | 5m | Jenkin | groom | 1905 | 24-Jan | Olive Gardens |
| Edward | John Reginald | 1m | Albert | blacksmith j/man | 1907 | 11-Feb | Ty Twmpin |
| Howells | Gwendoline Mary | 3m | Frank | general labourer | 1910 | 13-Jan | Road Farm |
| Howells | Gladys | 2m | Wm John | wood turner j/man | 1913 | 22-Sep | Royal Oak Cottages |
| Price | Walter Morgan | 6m | George | ironworks labourer | 1913 | 13-Oct | Porth Gwyn Cottages |
| Mortimer | Mgt Edith Mary | 10m | William | butcher | 1914 | 22-Nov | Royal Oak Cottages |
| Williams | Philip Edward | 8m | Philip | baker/ confectioner | 1915 | 1-Feb | Brook Cottage |
| Jones | Vernon | 8 hours | Geo Thomas | eng drvr at pig iron furness | 1915 | 10-Oct | Brook Cottage |
Anne Evans letters
Correspondence between
Anne Evans (wife of Thomas Evans Clerk, Rector of Goytrey)
And the trustees of her uncle John (Fielden’s) will
Concerning the purchase of several estates
Re: Pentwyn Farm and Goytre Hall In1874
Letter 1 – Wickham, Hants, 6th May 1874
My Dear William
Re: Fielden
Can you, referring to these papers tell me what was paid on the admission of Gittens and myself with copy-holds which are subject to Sterlings mortgage as I am now making out a Wh. & D account from the time of Mr Fieldens deals.
Yours Sincerely
C. Smith
Wm Houghton Esq.
Letter 2 – Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 17th Dec 1874
Dear Mr Houghton
It is very handsome of you to say that on our growing absence that we will sign the deed. You will yourself undulate to send me my due while I thank you. I consider and I am, (?) you also do that Messrs Smith and Gittens have no right to withhold from me my due. It is not honest in them to do it, for much an act on their part you know I can rue them.
It is plain they have no desire to do by me as they have done by others entitled under my uncle’s will.
My consent, as I have told you, to dispose of my uncle’s estate was given to Mr Strickland on the distinct understanding that the property was temporarily placed in the funds in (Naler?) to re-invest. My portion is bankway Pref., or bank stock so that I might have proper value of.
Several years ago I had this matter before Mr Thomas White of Bedford, now who having examined the will, stated that it could be done: and he also said last spring that it could still be easily invested in lands.
I am not particular as to which invested.
I am not tied to any other source therefore the matter could be carried out in your office – I see no reason why I should lose £100 a year through a low rate of interest whilst the respective positions of Messrs Smith & Gittens are made the just of – and especially since by the terms of the will it is evident my uncle intended that I should have equal advantage with them in the event of becoming a wife or mother.
With my Rector’s and my now kind regards to you, wishing you all every happiness at this season,
I am dear Mr Houghton,
Yours very sincerely,
Mr W. Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Letter 3 Wickham, Hants 6th May 1874
And at 166 Queen Street, Portsea & Jewry Street, Winchester
My Dear William,
Sterlings Mortgage
Please reply to Mr Evans as you propose.
Yours truly
C. Smith
Wm. Houghton Esq.
Letter 4 Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 13th March 1875
Dear Mr Houghton
Since I last wrote to you about the £200, Sir Geo Chetwynd has decided upon selling all is estates in this county.
There are three of his farms in this locality, one of 170 acres adjoining Nantyderry and another within a quarter of a mile and all in this parish.
It has occurred to me that there would be some dipping into it laying out in Railway Pref: shares. About 2 years ago the buildings on these farms were put in excellent order; the one adjoining us is in a high state of cultivation.
Should this place be calculated and the trustees require to further date’s faction that a view of the plans and particulars of the sale when they come out Mr Evans would save your expense of coming down to see the property.
This is an opportunity of benefiting my children in the way of position that can never rise again, properties about being sincerely curtailed, therefore I shall feel it my duty to leave no matter untried to attain so desirable an object, 1st by appealing to the trustees – and in case of refusal, to the court, which I have long ago been advised by Messrs White and Son, can be done and would on a full representation of the case be allowed by the court.
I shall be obliged to you if you will do your best with the trustees to obtain their consent to this reasonable plan as they accede to one plan for peace sake; i hope they will also accede notwithstanding their opposition.
We could easily purchase the farms in other ways but not without making sacrifice as we took up 636 of the last South Metropolitan Gas Shares on which £7 10s each, we now priced out our savings with my own and the Rectors.
With my own and the Rector’s kind regards
I am, dear Mr Houghton
Yours very sincerely
Mr Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Letter 5 Portsmouth, 25th March 1875
My Dear Charles
I wish to be entirely (?) by Mr Houghton in the matter which I must desire is to purchase from Mrs Evans for his interest in the Sterlings property and if state that by admonishing £200 with the (?) monies on mortgage I think it would be wise to do so.
I return Mrs Evans letter
With kind love and regards to all yours,
W. Feildens
Letter 6 Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 31st March 1875
Dear Mr Houghton
If you and Susanna knew all you would feel as I do. Nothing will induce me to consent to Mr Goldsmith or any other party connected with Messer’s Smith & Gittens to be valuer so near me.
1st because I will have nothing to do with them
2nd because it would not be common fairness that they should be pledges in this matter – any more valuer in this or adjoining county suggested by them would do this, thought to be deemed reasonable and sufficient – the sale will be by public auction in the course of the summer and the valuer ought to be instructed not to give a notion to anybody as to who the purchaser is likely to be , for that would at once raise the interest most sincerely, the property being obviously worth more to us that they can be to any other person by reason of the contingency of the finest farm.
I have nothing but contentious feelings towards Mr C Smith for his own and his present sakes but on the ground will carefully look over my uncles John’s will.
You will see that their power is after all, very circumscribed and my own very considerable.
I am, dear Mr Houghton with our kind regards
Yours very sincerely
W Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Letter 7 7 Mostyn Cresent, Llandudno, 18th June 1875
My Dear Mr Houghton
The enclosed telegram which I do not wished returned will shew you that we have purchased the farms.
We employed Mr Williams the solicitor and county treasurer from Monmouth, as our own solicitor firm Abergavenny would have been suspected as bidding for us.
I also enclose your plans of the property purchase to be completed on or before 25th December next. We have paid the deposit. We should prefer paying £5 per cent interest for 10 days and taking our Railway dividends if it can be managed.
We return home next Saturday.
With our kind regards
Yours very sincerely,
Mr W Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Letter 8 Summerhill House, Tunbridge Wells, 20th July 1875
Mr Dear Mr Houghton,
Your letter has been forwarded onto me here. The splendid property and lands in the names of “Harriet Turner”, widow and Anne Evans.
Mr. Evans to Anne has been added by me since my baptism. The funds are being high now and you promised to buy preference stock.
The funds may go down by January and we may have to sell out at sacrifice, therefore if you can get preference stock on which the dividends will fall due about Christmas it would and will do so. It could stand in our joint names. – Anne Evans – CB.
Smith & Gittens – we are here with our friends Mr. & Mrs W C Bernard till after post next Monday, we then move to Brighton all together.
With all our kind regards
Yours very sincerely
Mr W Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Letter 9 Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 17th July 1877
My Dear Mr Houghton
We are fairly tires that with the long delay over the conveyance. Had we foreseen it, we should have taken other steps as regards the payment, I am now anxious to prevent needless delay on my part.
Will you kindly say whether you are satisfied with the title and that the funded properties will be forthcoming s soon as the estates are duly conveyed?
It is a very complicated title but Mt Gabb thinks we shall be safe as there is no one to claim the property.
It is very provoking because the funds were so high months ago.
I am, dear Mr Houghton
Yours very sincerely
W. Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
P.S.How about my interest from the £200 which interest is my pocket money and must not be included in the capital amount. Will you kindly call on Messer’s Freer, Foster & co., as they have now approved conveyance.
Letter 10 Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 18th July 1878
Dear Mr Houghton
I return the paper duly signed by me and my Rector. Mr Evans wrote last Saturday to apply for £200 at the stock. We shall not know until after the 27th whether the request is granted, though in all probability it will be. Can you therefore go quite at your convenience for the money and interest, our brokers are Messrs Bragg & Stockdale, 6 Throuronto St, London EC, we have always been well treated by them but we shall not require a broker if we get this stock, you will only have to pay the £200 direct to secretary of Gas Light & Coke Co., in the names of A Evans, CB Smith and G Gittens.
The advantage of this stock is that it is not redeemable, need we shall not be worried at a time when money is plentiful to fork out for any other security.
If this falls through there will be no difficulty in purchasing other preference stock.
I am, dear Mr Houghton
Yours very sincerely
W Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
P.S.
We have paid another call on our South Metropolitan shares, twice I offered them to you as security. Only £1 now remaining to be paid and we would have our shares still worth more than £16000.
Letter 11 Nantyderry, Abergavenny, 17th April 1878
Dear Mr Houghton,
In respect of your letter received this morning I wrote some little time ago to Messrs Grant & Co., and asked them to send me this time their cheque direct i registered letter, such that I would send them my stamped receipt.
We cannot see our way to bank in the new West of England bank in Pontypool, although we much like the old manager still in charge. All the banks are anxious to see us but we have not decided we have undersigned warrants now in the house for over £700.
I am thoughtful to say that we have no shares now in West of England or any bank but plenty of poor people out of work to employ.
Under the circumstances please let me have cheque direct this time when we have a bank I will let Messrs Grant know.
Mr Walter Long married an old school fellow of mine and my Rector knows Mr Hills, his brother in law.
I am, dear Mr Houghton
Yours very sincerely
W Houghton Esq. Anne Evans
Free Press Death Notices
The following is a List of Death Notices taken from the Free Press Newspaper.
22.1.1928
Evans, Rufus, aged 56 of Great House Farm, Goytre. Late licensee of Carpenters Arms Inn, leaves a widow, two daughters and a son.
2.11.1915
Evans, William, (no age given) of the Wharf, Goytre, Near Pontypool.
7.12.1890
Gough, Mary, Mrs, aged 83 of the School Cottage, Goytre, Near Pontypool. Relict of William.
23.8.1868
Gough, Mary Ann, aged 8, School Cottage, Goytre.
9.12.1870
Gough, William, aged 72, late school master, Goytre.
17.7.1912
Griffiths, Edward, aged 72, Coedygric Institution, Griffithstown. Suicide by cutting throat. Of Goytre.
23.11.1914
Guest, Harry, aged 20. Killed in action WW1. Carpenter of Goytre.
6.9.1931
Hanbury, Rachel, aged 66, of Lower Cae Coed, Goytre, wife of Allan.
11.3.1883
Hargest, Ann, aged 44. Of Ohio, USA. Wife of Reverend Davies, late Chapel Ed, Goytre.
5.2.1925
Harris, Franklyn, aged 64 of Glanbaiden, Goytre. Eldest son of the late Samuel F Harris, Gwenffrwd Woolen Factory.
22.7.1926
Hawkins, Mary Emily, aged 32. Daughter of late William Walker, Pontypool. Wife of Avon Linden, Penwern, Goytre.
25.12.1902
Howells, Howell (Rev), Rectory, Goytre. (no age given)
26.5.1872
Hughes, Elizabeth, aged 77, Goytre. Relict of John, a butcher.
19.12.1927
Hughes, Ella, Ellersley, Goytre. Fifth daughter of Rev David Moseley. Wife of Harry of Messrs Henry Hughes Newspapers, Pontypool.
20.4.1918
Humphries, Edward, aged 68, Pudda House, Goytre
30.4.1920
Humphries, Jesepha, (no age given) of 25 Ludlow Road, Penarth, Relict of Edward.
19.1.1920
Humphries, Richard, aged 38, of Edmonton Canada, son of late Edward, Goytre.
25.12.1928
Hutchinson, David, aged 73, Refreshment Rooms, Nantyderry. Licensee for 19 years. Born Vrow Farm.
13.2.1891
James, Emma, Cross Blethyn, Itton Chepstow, wife of late Thomas, Goytre House.
5.6.1931
James, John, aged 68. Pencroesoped, Goytre, son Clifford, daughter Irene, leaves a wife.
16.5.1899
James, Thomas, aged 75, Cross Blethyn, Itton, near Chepstow, late of Goytre House.
15.7.1908
Jenkins, Ada Ellen, aged 21. New Barn farm, Goytre, daughter of Thomas and Annie.
22.11.1906
Jenkins, David, aged 78 at Pontypool Union Workhouse, labourer of Goytre.
21.2.1932
Jenkins, James, of Ty Llwyd, Goytre, 6’ 6” tall weighing 18 stone, leaves a wife aged 93.
24.3.1898
Jenkins, Jane, aged 85, Upper Village, Goytre, wife of John, cattle dealer.
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Jenkins, Walter, aged 91, daughters Mrs Owen, Birch Grove, Goytre, born Walnut Tree Farm, Goytre on 29. 3. 1833.
1.3.1861
Jenkins, William, aged 82, Grove Cottage, Goytre.
4.1.1887
Jenkins, William, aged 29, Hay Meadow Goytre, second son of William and Ann.
12.8.1931
Jenkins, William, at the Royal Gwent Hospital, lived with sister, Mrs Ellaway at Goytre Lodge.
2.7.1911
Jenkins, William Henry, aged 47 at Pontypool Union Workhouse, of Goytre.
12.5.1874
Jeremiah, Ann, aged 43, wife of Mr B, Goytre
21.5.1902
Jeremiah, Miss, aged 9, Royal Oak Inn, Goytre, daughter of William and Matilda.
21.1.1922
Jeremiah, Thomas, aged 52 of Glanbaiden, Goytre.
August 1936
Jones, Ann, aged 85, children, Jane, Emily and Philip, wife of late Thomas, Walnut Tree Farm, Goytre.
6.3.1903
Jones, Annie Maud, aged 15 months, Pantglas Farm, Goytre, only child of Mr & Mrs George.
17.2.1934
Jones, David, aged 71, following being knocked down by a cyclist, retired platelayer, The Knoll, Goytre, husband of Clara.
31.7.1904
Jones, John, aged 79, Colebrook, Roath Park, Cardiff. Clerk at Goytre Church for 36 years. (Died whilst visiting son)
28.5.1931
Jones, May, Royal Gwent Hospital , Newport following an operation. (nee Hanford), Licensee, Goytre Arms Inn, formerly Talywain, husband Arthur.
24.12.1866
Jones, Thomas, aged 35, Goytre, Pontnewynydd, a puddler.
27.6.1912
Jones, William, aged 40, milk vendor, Goytre.
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Lewis, Alfred, aged 31, Black Beech, Goytre, eldest son of William and Elizabeth, late of LLan Farm.
17.10.1873
Lewis, Elizabeth, aged 89, Goytre, relict of W., Tygwyn Farm, Llanover.
?. 8. 1938
Lewis, George Daniel, aged 79 of Ingleton Lodge, Barlston, Newcastle, headmaster, great grandsons of James, Wern Farm Goytre, sons Thomas and Daniel.
27.3.1900
Lewis, John, aged 72 of Llanvair Kilgeddin, farmer, Goytre
31.1.1912
Lewis, Mary, aged 68 of Danygraig, Goytre, wife of Josiah.
2.7.1918
Lewis, P.T., killed in action WW1 of Tyr Ewen, Goytre.
10.1.1908
Lindsay, Emily L, aged 10, (Chestnut Cottage) drowned in the Monmouthshire Canal Mamhilad, daughter of William.
8.7.1916
Llewellyn, Charles, aged 73 of Oak Cottage, Goytre.
6.1.1869
Mais, Frances Maria Colston, aged 85 of Penleaf Cottage, Goytre, wife of Richard Colston Esq.
6.4.1938
Merrick, Martha, aged 82 at Pontypool and district hospital, nee Wilks, relict of Charles, Feltham Cottage, Newtown, Goytre.
22.4.1937
Morgan, Azariah, aged 74 at Hollis Kansas, son of William and Martha, born Wern Farm, Goytre 11.9.1862. Relict of Alice
14.1.1935
Morgan, Charles Francis, aged 80 of Maes-y-Beran, Goytre, former builder, sons Thomas John, Stanley A and Wyndham Ivor.
5.3.1927
Morgan, Clifford Louis, aged 20, died at Coventry hospital of Budworth, son of Mr & Mrs Louis, Old Stores, Goytre, gasworker.
23.3.1924
Morgan, F Mabel, aged 39, of Oak Cottage, Goytre, relict of Horace.
20.10.1901
Morgan, Gladys, 6 months, Park Bach, Goytre, daughter of Lewis and Hannah.
15.9.1924
Morgan, Harry, aged 39, of Pudda Goytre, son of Mrs & Tom, Pwllmars, (Pwllmerick) Goytre.
6.1.1917
Morgan, Horace Llewellyn, aged 32 of Ty Arrow, Goytre.
6.7.1924
Morgan, Martha, aged 81, wife of David, Road Farm, Goytre.
16.1.1913
Morgan, Mary, aged 84 of the Wern, Goytre, relict of William.
6.12.1907
Morgan, Sarah Ann, aged 62 of Glenusk Farm, Goytre, wife of William.
6.10.1893
Morgan, Thomas, aged 73 at Pontypool Union Infirmary, farm labourer, parish of Goytre.
21.9.1892
Morgan, William, aged 64 of Wern Farm, Goytre
30.11.1901
Morris, Gertrude E, aged 15 of Penwern Cottage, Goytre, eldest child of Evan and Jane.
20.10.1931
Morris, Jane, aged 76 of Bedfont, Goytre, wife of Evan, daughter of John Jones, parish clerk, children Ted, Bert, Ernie and daughter Florence.
22.3.1928
Morris, Valentine, aged 42 of Ash Cottage, Goytre wife of Winifred, Old Stores, leaves 9 children.
20.9.1928
Newman, Abraham, aged 83 of Cross Lace, Raglan, native of Goytre, carpenter, sons Arthur and William.
17.2.1930
Owen, Edward, aged 85 of The Gables, Goytre, native of Cwm Ddu, Radnorshire, bootmaker, leaves 4 sons and 2 daughters.
6.11.1921
Owen, Harriett, aged 75 of The Gables, Goytre, wife of Edward.
21.6.1929
Owen, Rachel, aged 54 of Nightingale Cottage, Goytre, wife of Albert, children, Eddie, Will, David, Winnie, Annie and Gladys.
26.6.1895
Pape, Thomas Brinkly, aged 68 of Pengroesoped, Goytre, 30 years a stationmaster, Nantyderry.
27.4.1931
Pardoe, George, aged 61, sisters Mrs James, Elm Tree Cottage, Goytre, brothers J. (Sheffield) and A. (Glascoed)
Recently
Peel, Guy Alban, aged 36, mother, Avebury, New Ferry, Cheshire. B.A. of Penwern, Goytre.
12.8.1925
Phillips, Abraham, aged 67 of New House, Goytre, relict of Elizabeth, born Croesnypant.
1.2.1890
Phillips, Amy, aged 71, Junction House, Pontymoile, wife of William, buried at Saron Chapel, Goytre
3.5.1895
Phillips, Amy, aged 62, of Croesnypant, wife of John, water tender on canal.
3.5.1922
Phillips, Elizabeth, aged 61, of New House, Goytre, wife of Abraham, late of Pontypool Road.
Recently
Phillips, Mathias, aged 78, of Vine Tree cottage, Goytre.
7.1.1934
Poulsom, Sarah, aged 59, of Sawtells Terrace, Pontnewynydd, buried Goytre, wife of Francis, children, Frances, Olive, Ethel, Clarice, Iris and 2 sons.
Recently
Powell, Eva Diana, aged 32 of Sunnybank Goytre, wife of Arthur W.
1.6.1889
Power, Charles, aged 20 of Croesnypant, agricultural labourer.
29.2.1908
Price, David, aged 69 of Castle Cottage, Goytre.
8.12.1923
Pritchard, David Francis, aged 75 of Goytre House, JP. Born Llanfeigan 17.8.1848.
16.3.1925
Richards, Gwendoline, aged 9, (died of malnutrition) illegitimate daughter of Mrs Florence Richards, Rumble Street, Goytre.
14.3.1894
Rosser, Aaron, aged 65, Oviel Garn, Goytre, farmer.
2.7.1878
Rosser, Elizabeth, aged 76, Mamhilad Villa, wife of John, farmer.
30.10.1861
Rosser, John, aged 77, farmer, Goytre Mill.
19.8.1931
Rosser, John, aged 72, Mamhilad farm, farmer.
12.11.1906
Rosser, Keturah, wife of James, Goytre.
13.4.1931
Sansom, William George, Ellersley, Goytre, native of Wareham, Dorset, leaves a wife and family.
27.4.1938
Sexton, Walter George, aged 56, Park View, Goytre, daughters Ann, Elizabeth, Gladys, Ethel and son George.
1.12.1909
Shepherdson, Emma, aged 66 of Twyn Cecil, Goytre, wife of William.
25.12.1915
Shepherdson, William, aged 76 of Twyn Cecil, Goytre.
30.9.1911
Summers, William, aged 43, of Goytre.
31.5.1938
Thomas, David, aged 69, husband of Susan, Old Stores, Goytre, formerly of Penyrheol. (There were 16 children, 4 sons and 4 daughters survived.)
26.9.1912
Thomas, Irene, aged 7 months, daughter of David and Susan, Old Stores, Goytre.
Lately
Thomas, William, killed in action WW1, of Goytre.
19.2.1908
Vaughan, Elizabeth, Abersychan, relict of John, Goytre.
21.11.1914
Walker, William, killed on railway line, of Penwern Farm, farmer.
11.11.1926
Waters, Enoch, aged 92, of Laswern Cottage, Goytre, besom maker, step-father of Alfred Marsh, Porth, Glam.
15.7.1907
Watkins, Elizabeth, aged 84, Old Castle, Goytre.
28.5.1895
Watkins, Mary Ann, aged 50, at Pontypool Union Infirmary, wife of George, a general labourer, of Goytre.
15.12.1861
Watts, Thomas, aged 62, timber dealer, Goytre.
9.6.1927
Weeks, W., aged 85, Bryn View, Goytre, late GWR engine driver, children, Bess, Gretta, Addie and William.
27.3.1938
Whitehead, Lionel Digby, aged 60, died of a ruptured aorta near Sennybridge, Brecon. Of Goytre Hall, head of steel and iron co., leaves wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters.
18.10.1907
Whitney, Edith, daughter of Thomas, Ty Cooke, Goytre.
13.5.1920
Whitney, William, of 26 Bishop Street, Abertillery, only son of Thomas, Ty Cooke, Goytre.
28.4.1905
Wilks, Catherine, aged 61, of Penperllenni House, Goytre.
28.6.1905
Wilks, Elizabeth, aged 83, of Phoenix Cottage, Goytre, relict of Isaac.
Recently
Wilks, Isaac, aged 54, born Goytre, son of late Isaac.
17.4.1931
Wilks, John, aged 89, (Deacon of Chapel Ed for 60 years.) Born Penperllenni 9.4.1842, founder of Little Mill engineering company.
9.2.1931
Williams, Joseph, aged 87, worked at Little Mill brick works for 30 years, of Griffithstown, native of Goytre, children, Ted, Jim, Joe, Mary Ann & Ada.
?. 9. 1893
Williams, Joseph, aged 52, at Pontypool district hospital, native of Goytre, son of late Joseph and Mary.
19.1.1934
Williams, Mary, Miss, aged 76, suicide by drowning, Bedfont, Goytre, cousin Miss Rachel Wilks, Phoenix Cottage.
19.8.1861
Mrs Williams, aged 45, Goytre, wife of Walter, farmer.
1.11.1921
Williams, Reggie, aged 8, Bridge House, Goytre, sons of Mrs and David.
Recently
Wood, Agnes Jane, sister of Mrs A Boyce, Berllan Farm, Goytre.
Griffiths, Mrs Annie – 1918
Abergavenny Chronicle, 7th June 1918.
DEATH OF GOYTRE LADY. – MRS. A. GRIFFITHS, MAESYBERAN.
The death took place at her residence, quite suddenly on Sunday night, the 26th ult., at the age of 68, of Mrs. Annie Griffiths, Maesyberan, Goytre. Although the deceased had been ailing for some considerable time, her intimate friends had hoped that she would have recovered and been spared for some years. Warned by her medical attendant, Dr. Foley, she knew for some time before death that the end was at hand, but she faced it with composure. When only 19 years of age deceased went to an aunt in America and entered different business establishments whilst there, until. owing to leading a too strenuous life, her health gave way. Her medical advisers recommended her to return to the old country, where she quickly recuperated. The business knowledge she acquired abroad had a great fascination for her, and being a very strong-willed lady she embarked upon various business enterprises, which she conducted most successfully. The deceased lady was born at The Duffryn Farm, being the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Cwm Farm, Govilon.
Samuel Deverall 1910
LATE MR. SAMUEL DEVERALL Councillor.
Samuel Deverall of 44, Cross-street. Abergavenny, grocer, a former mayor of the borough, who died on August 3 last at Pant Glas Farm, Goytrey, Monmouth, aged 44 years, left estate of the gross value of £3,703, of which the net personalty has been sworn at £1,613. Probate of his will, dated April 1, 1892, has been granted to his widow. The testator left all his property to his wife. expressing himself as “having a perfect trust in her, and, therefore, knowing she will do that which is just and right for our son.”
(Link to an August 5th 1910 Free Press article covering the suicide and inquest of Mr. Samuel Deverall).