Rhyndwyclydach Higher 1841 census Schedules 19-36

Schedules 1-18

Schedules 37-54

Craig-y-da John Thomas, 40, Ag. Lab., yes Mary Thomas, 35, yes Mary Thomas, 10, no Thomas Thomas, 8, no Jane Thomas, 6, no Hannah Thomas, 3, no Catherine Thomas, 3mths., yes

John & Mary Thomas were recorded on the 1841 list of Baran chapel members.

Tyn y cum Mary Nathaniel, 65, spinner, yes Catherine Nathaniel, 35, knitter, yes

Mary & Catherine Nathaniel, Tynycwm, were recorded on the 1841 list of Baran chapel members.

Mount Pleasant Margaret James, 45, wool factory, no Rachael James, 20, wool factory, yes Ann James, 15, yes Mary James, 15, yes John James, 13, yes Job James, 10, yes

Glyn ithrim-ucha Morgan Rees, 35, farmer, yes Hannah Rees, 30, yes Thomas Rees, 8, yes Morgan Rees, 4, yes Rees Rees, 2, yes Mary Rees, 2mths., yes John Jones, 15, Ag. Lab., no Ann Landeg, 15, F.S., no

Land Tax Assessments from 1777 record  George Vernon as the proprietor with Richart (sic) William and later, Philip John as tenants.

Penygarn Ann William, 60, Ind., no David William, 25, collier, yes Catherine William, 20, yes Hannah William, 15, yes

Tanygraig David Hopkin, 25, collier, yes Jane Hopkin, 20, no John Hopkin, 5mths., yes

Tynygraig Mary Hopkin, 60, Ind., yes Job Hopkin, 15, collier, yes

Machine Rees Jones, 80, labourer, yes Mary Jones, 85, yes

Danygraig Isaac Hopkin, 30, collier, yes Elizabeth Hopkin, 30, yes John Hopkin, 9, yes Mary Hopkin, 7, yes Margaret Hopkin, 2, yes

Isaac, Elizabeth, Mary & Jane Hopkin, Tanygraig,  were recorded on the 1841 list of Baran chapel members. Isaac and his second wife, Mary and their son, Job are buried at Baran Chapel cemetery.

Glyn-ithrim-isha David Stephen, 30, Ag. Lab., no Ann Stephen, 30, yes Mary Stephen, 6, yes Thomas Stephen, 4, yes Ann Stephen, 1, yes

In Gabriel Powell's survey of 1764, the freeholder of "Clyn Eithrim Yssha" was George Venables Vernon and the tenant was widow, Anne Bevan.  In the 1805 Land Tax Assessments the tenant was a John Bevan and in 1809, it was a David Thomas.

Cwmdyfach William Jones, 50, collier, no Mary Jones, 50, yes John Jones, 15, collier, yes Thomas Jones, 14, collier, yes Morgan Jones, 11, collier, yes Elizabeth George, 9, F.S., yes

Llyastreharn Thomas Thomas, 30, lab., no Elizabeth Thomas, 30, no Ann Thomas, 6, no David Thomas, 4, no Hannah Thomas, 2, yes

Land Tax Assessments from 1777 record George Venables Vernon as the proprietor and Philip John and later, Edward Frister/Fraster, David Frister and David Thomas as tenants.

Cae-graig Hopkin Hopkin, 20, collier, yes Margaret Hopkin, 25, no Maria Hopkin, 1, yes

Llyastbach William William, 30, collier, yes Mary William, 25, yes David William, 1, yes John William, 4mths., yes

Pantyfynon Llewelyn Hopkin, 30, collier, yes Hannah Hopkin, 25, yes John Hopkin, 5, yes Sarah Hopkin, 4, yes Mary Hopkin, 2, yes

Llewelyn & Hannah Hopkin, Bankyfynon (sic) were recorded on the 1841 list of Baran chapel members.

Tynygraig Hannah Harris, 40, Ind., yes Mary Harris, 12, yes William Harris, 4, yes Evan Harris, 1, yes

Tynygraig John Thomas, 35, collier, yes Ann Thomas, 35, yes Evan Thomas, 8, yes Morgan Thomas, 4, yes Ann Davies, 65, ?works, yes

Cwmbryn Llewelyn Thomas, 30, farmer, yes SarahThomas, 20, yes Hopkin Hopkin, 12, Ag. Lab., yes

In the 1805 Land Tax Assessment the tenant was a Mary John, the wife of "Llewelin" John named as tenant on previous assessments from 1772 onwards.  Mary was a sister of Rev. Roger Howell's father, John.  She married Llewelyn on 18th December 1776 at Llangyfelach church.  Mary & Llewelyn were the parents of Rev. John Jones (1781-1813) who attended Carmarthen Presbyterian college (1800-1803) and subsequently ministered at Bridgewater, Belper & Plymouth.  Llewelin died in 1804.  In his will, dated 5th January 1804 he bequeathed the lease of Cwmbryn to his wife, Mary and named his son, John and daughters, Esther and Mary in other bequests.  The wording of the will suggests that daughter, Esther was already married, whilst Mary was a spinster. In 1809 the tenant of Cwmbryn is recorded as a Thomas Thomas.  A Thomas Thomas of Cadoxton married a Mary Jones of Llangyfelach on 9th May 1806. Mary & Sarah Thomas, Cwmbryn were recorded on the 1841 list of Baran chapel members.

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