Site Name: No. 33 PENDRE; EMERALD HOUSE. History: In 1871 Henry Miles agent for London & Lancashire Insurance, lived here. In 1871 the following persons lived here: Henry Jones, 39, Customs Officer; Sophia Jones, 32, his wife; Elizabeth Jones, 12, their daughter; William H. Jones, 11, son; John H. Jones, 9, son; Christopher Jones,...
Read more →Site Name: No. 31 PENDRE. History: In 1871 the following persons lived here: William Evans, 63, omnibus guard, and his wife, Anne Evans, 68. By 15th March 1871 No. 31 was the Glass & Paper-hanging warehouse of Owen Beynon Evans. In 1878 Owen Beynon Evans became a Deacon of Capel Mair Congregational chapel, Feidrfair,...
Read more →Site Name: No. 29 PENDRE; CLEVEDON. History: A building on this site is marked on John Wood’s 1834 map of Cardigan as the property of Philip John Miles, owner of the Priory estate. In 1861 the following persons lived here: John Evans, 27, rope-maker; Benjamin Evans, 23, his brother; Elizabeth Evans, 36, sister; and...
Read more →History: A building occupied the site on John Wood’s 1834 map of Cardigan. In 1868-71 John Isaac, grocer, lived and traded here. In 1871 John Isaac, 52, grocer, lived here with his wife, Esther Isaac, 62. In 1881 the following persons lived here: Joshia Owen, 58, woodman; Margaret Owen, 51, his wife; John Owen,...
Read more →Site Name: ROSELEIGH, No. 27 PENDRE. History: No. 27 is marked on John Wood’s 1834 map of Cardigan. In 1868 this may have been the grocer’s shop of James Williams. In 1871 Mrs. Mary Williams, 59, widow, retired grocer, lived here with her daughter Elizabeth Williams, 29, dress-maker. In 1871-81 Mary Williams lived here....
Read more →History: The site was occupied by buildings on John Wood’s 1834 Map of Cardigan. In 1861 this was probably the home of Anne Jones, 86, retired, and her son John Jones, 50, retired farmer. In 1868-74 Thomas Evans, shoe & clog-maker, kept a shop here. In 1871 Rachel Edwards, 38, dressmaker, and her son...
Read more →Site Name: No. 25 PENDRE; No. 2 HEATHFIELD; DYFFRYN; ARAULFA. History: A building on this site is marked on John Wood’s 1834 Map of Cardigan. In 1861 Eleanor Lloyd, 71, widow, lived here. In 1871 John Jones, 71, retired carter, lived here. In 1881 the following persons lived here: William Evans, 32, clog-maker; Elizabeth...
Read more →History: In 1827-68 Jonathan Jones, joiner, lived here. In 1827 Jonathan Jones was a shareholder in the 48 ton vessel ‘Enterprise’. In 1831 Griffith Jones was born here. A building on this site is marked on John Wood’s 1834 Map of Cardigan. In 1851 the following persons lived here: Jonathan Jones, 60, joiner; Margaret...
Read more →History: A building on this site is marked on John Wood’s Map of Cardigan of 1834. In 1839-52 Evan John lived here. On 6th August 1839 William Jones, mariner, son of Evan John, weaver, married Margaret Davies, daughter of mariner John Davies of Quay Street. In 1841 the occupants were: Evan Johns, 50; Eleanor...
Read more →History: The house was probably built circa 1630 and later extended. In April 1804 a lease of the building was available from John Colby and the property was described as being “…in very good repair…” In January 1816 Thomas Howell lived here with his wife, Anne Howell. Rev. Griffith Thomas probably moved here in...
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