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Margaret Evan Brynteg 25/1/1813 60 David Jones, Curate enw byw ymhle? claddwyd? oed gan bwy? name abode when buried age by whom? margaret evan brynteg 25/1/1813 60 david jones, curate thos williams penbrynllan 7/2/1813 79 d morgan john jones esq butter hall,llandovery banker 9/2/1813 25 david jones, curate mary davies ty nhewl 17/2/1813 59 david jones, curate william edward broncoch, caio 20/2/1813 15 david jones, curate thomas morgan nantbay 27/2/1813 60 david jones, curate edward davies cwrt henry 24/3/1813 6 david jones, curate jena? Morgan rock, mothvey 30/3/1813 59 david jones, curate anne evan (pauper) tynyberth 30/3/1813 70 david jones, curate william harry (pauper) castellan 31/3/1813 64 david jones, curate john evan ffynongrech 7/4/1813 24 david jones, curate catherine williams dycoedyddfach 9/4/1813 5 david jones, curate margaret rowland village 19/4/1813 25 david jones, curate elizabeth jones tyrhewl 24/4/1813 31 david jones, curate harry david cwmdu 11/6/1813 75 david jones, curate mary david efelfach 4/7/1813 67 david jones, curate thomas jenkin [pauper] nantybai 12/7/1813 73 d morgan curate 945 catherine harries? [pauper] alltyberau 13/7/1813 83 d morgan curate anne jones landovery town 20/7/1813 5 david jones, curate elizabeth williams glandwr 18/8/1813 89 d morgan curate jane rees ceven 20/8/1813 76 d morgan curate william jones esq ystradwalter 22/8/1813 52 h lloyd john morgans penrhywryad 4/9/1813 25 d morgan curate rachel james cilycwm 14/9/1813 86 d morgan curate timothy daniel penbrynllan 21/11/1813 1 david jones, curate 946 sarah evans melincwmbran 25/1/1814 83 d morgan curate david james melyntrebane 5/2/1814 82 d morgan curate mary davies village 11/2/1814 73 d morgan curate ann williams cwmgwenles 18/2/1814 2months d morgan curate mary evan harry cilycwm 7/3/1814 60 m evans mary davies abergefel 21/3/1814 90 d morgan curate rachel davies dinasbach 24/3/1814 4months d morgan curate jane davies sarnddu 24/3/1814 33 d morgan curate elizabeth peters rhydyfelyn 9/4/1814 30 d morgan curate thomas evans troedrhywfer 9/5/1814 1 d morgan curate easter davies cadfynydd 18/5/1814 32 d morgan curate mary evans troedrhywfer 10/5/1814 4 d morgan curate martha jones penhill 24/5/1814 5 months d morgan curate rees sanders price llandovery 26/5/1814 18 months evan evans village mary jones fordfawr 17/6/1814 57 d morgan curate mary jones p dolgoy 20/6/1814 69 d morgan curate mary rees tynycae 16/7/1814 3 david jones, curate sarah griffiths pendreboth 19/7/1814 1 month david jones, curate anne edwards rhydmane 30/8/1814 3yrs david jones, curate david rowland penylan 7/9/1814 4months david jones, curate anne james ynisfair, laryb 26/9/1814 26 david jones, curate elizabeth jones cwmbrane 5/10/1814 32 david jones, curate john davies cwmsarnddu 15/10/1814 77 david jones, curate david davies pantglas 29/10/1814 18 david jones, curate john jones penygrose 22/11/1814 82 david jones, curate thomas rees cwmyrhaiadr 20/12/1814 7 david jones, curate sarah walters cylycwm village 23/12/1814 80 david jones, curate anne price bwlchtrebane 2/1/1815 79 david jones, curate james rowlands penybontbren 4/1/1815 24 david jones, curate john jenkins castellan? 7/1/1815 32 david jones, curate margaret williams cwmyboidy 10/1/1815 2 david jones, curate james james bronycwrt 21/1/1815 1yr 6mths david jones, curate margaret rees llwyn-ny 30/1/1815 25 david jones, curate john davies sarnddu 1/2/1815 20 david jones, curate jane evans village 9/3/1815 2 weeks david jones, curate john williams coedcae 11/3/1815 9 years david jones, curate adam henderson glanrhosan 6/3/1815 97 david jones, curate mary jones penybont 10/4/1815 60 david jones, curate john lewis white hall 20/4/1815 46 david jones, curate 948 griffith morgan ca'r baily 1/5/1815 64 david jones, curate francis davies trebanne 25/5/1815 68 david jones, curate samuel williams glangwenlas 27/5/1815 19 david jones, curate sarah morgan ty,mawr village 2/6/1815 15 months david jones, curate morgan evan cott on cochmain 17/6/1815 50 david jones, curate rees loyd llandremoiog 28/11/1815 3 weeks david jones, curate richard rees pengarregwen ? ?/12/1815 ? david jones, curate jane james llwynrodyn 13/12/1815 74 david jones, curate margaret jones trodyrhywcelynen 2/1/1816 60 david jones, curate gwen davies glandwr 6/1/1816 87 david jones, curate john williams aberdunant 8/1/1816 61 david jones, curate james peter tyrhewl 12/1/1815 4 months david jones, curate rees jones dygoedydd fach 12/1/1816 82 david jones, curate thomas morgan trodrhyw=wrach 10/2/1816 21 david jones, curate thomas herbert nant-bai 11/3/1816 50 david jones, curate benjamin david penybank 20/3/1816 51 david jones, curate 949 elizabeth evans dycoedyddfach 30/3/1816 31 david jones, curate john davies glunglas 6/4/1816 3 david jones, curate rees price eskerllaithty 10/4/1816 2 months th lawrence,vicar llandingat anne thomas ffordd fawr 24/4/1816 67 david jones, curate anne morgan lletherdu 7/5/1816 70 david jones, curate david lewis bronycwrt 18/5/1816 77 david jones, curate jemima jones cott on gilywen 25/5/1816 64 david jones, curate anne jones sarnygeifr 11/6/1816 58 david jones, curate thos lewis nantyglun 24/6/1816 77 david jones, curate daniel morgan melynraiad 16/7/1816 69 wm williams clk david john lewis cwmfran ucha 17/7/1816 73 wm williams clk gwenllian jones tascon ? 17/8/1816 68 wm williams clk margaret ??(theophilus) tanyfoel 22/8/1816 85 wm williams clk jane williams penypompren 13/9/1816 86 wm williams clk mary davies eithintewon 6/10/1816 64 david jones, curate 950 morgan griffith gallt yr erw 14/11/1816 64 wm williams clk sarah howell ? Near the marhouse ? 29/11/1816 86 wm williams clk mary herbert rhandire 1/12/1816 4 wm williams clk anne hughes penrhywcarne 6/12/1816 31 wm williams clk david evans killycombe 9/12/1816 8 months w john price rhydygroes? 20/12/1816 8 months morgan ??? william davys esq neuadd fawr, killycombe 27/12/1816 70 ? mary ……….. nantycar 1/1/1817 42 wm williams clk anne williams pentre,killycombe 4/2/1816 78 wm williams clk jane davies ffordd fawr 7/2/1817 7 wm williams clk mary lewis tynnent 1/3/1817 51 wm williams clk james jones gwalrhedyn 28/3/1817 13 days wm williams clk william john william harry dolgoy 2/4/1817 75 wm williams clk elinor evan-widow dygiedydd fach 3/4/1817 93 wm williams clk william jones evel fach 7/4/1817 65 morgan jones curate david morgan pyller hyddod 14/4/1817 65 david jones 951 mary richards alias davies? llwyni 14/4/1817 65 wm williams clk william morgan cwmboydy 28/4/1817 79 wm williams clk anne theophilus tan y foel 21/5/1817 55 wm williams clk morgan thomas troed yr rhiw 28/5/1817 64 wm williams clk william morgan drysgol 5/6/1817 63 wm williams clk evan? James perthi dyon 5/6/1817 67 wm williams clk elizabeth price dolfallt vawr? laryb 24/6/1817 14 wm williams clk george thomas rhytalog 5/7/1817 75 wm williams clk daniel james bron y cwrt laryb 24/7/1817 52 wm williams clk dianah lewis forddfawr 27/7/1817 64 morgan jones curate hector? Williams clyngell fach 5/8/1817 58 wm williams clk margaret williams llandremoiog 9/8/1817 6 months wm williams clk margaret williams maesbythygan 14/8/1817 16 wm williams clk margaret williams troedrhywinos 5/9/1817 19 david jones, curate elizabeth williams eithyn duon 10/9/1817 19 wm williams clk gwen david bwlchmanllwyd 11/9/1817 77 wm williams clk 952 daniel rees carn du 16/9/1817 57 wm williams clk william herbert nantbai 25/9/1817 13 wm williams clk jane rees cwmgwenles 20/9/1817 56 morgan jones curate morgan price rhandir laryb 11/10/1817 4 months wm williams clk rees rees pyllaurhyddod cott. 12/10/1817 17 davidejones clk mary thomas gulwen 12/10/1817 5 months davidejones clk david davies esq llwyowen 14/10/1817 76 left empty mary thomas nantycaws 19/10/1817 11 m morgan curate evan evans keven llan laryb 27/10/1817 6 months wm williams clk lettice lewis widow bron y cwrt laryb 29/10/1817 80 wm williams clk elinor williams rhandir 8/10/1817 76 wm williams clk catherine harris gwnfaes laryb 10/11/1817 6 months m morgan curate mary jones llethrdu 10/11/1817 96 m morgan curate mary williams cwmboydu 12/11/1817 3 morgan tabitha evans dolefallt laryb 14/11/1817 5 months m morgan william davies trebanne 15/11/1817 5 m morgan 953 mary williams pencornhwrdd 20/11/1817 18 months wm williams clk thomas williams penbrynllan 2/12/1817 1 m morgan margaret davies sarnddu laryb 2/12/1817 1 m morgan elizabeth jones glanrhyd 8/12/1817 6 months m morgan william davies village 15/12/1817 6 m morgan thomas griffith rhandir abbot 24/12/1817 78 m morgan john jones cwmdunant 27/12/1817 2 m morgan thomas thomas tyn y cae 30/12/1817 8 months wm williams clk william williams aberogwydd 24/1/1818 39 wm williams clk anne rees digoedidd fach laryb 26/1/1818 7 wm williams clk william hughes gwinten 3/3/1818 4 m morgan hannah williams fwrndu fach ? 5/3/1817 79 wm williams clk david hughes gwinten laeth 7/3/1818 1 m morgan david thomas porthrhyd 7/3/1818 67 m morgan daniel williams llwyncynhyrys 4/4/1818 48 wm williams clk david jones melyn trebanne 4/4/1818 48 wm williams clk 954 ebenezer williams dinas bach 21/4/1818 2 months wm williams clk jane morgans llwyn y celyn 2/6/1818 38 morgan jones curate jane lewis cwmcroythir 4/6/1818 73 wm williams clk john thomas penrhiwcarne 9/6/1818 75 wm williams clk rees william maesmyddygan 10/6/1818 28 wm williams clk catherine thomas melin trebanne 16/6/1818 2 wm williams clk jemima williams late of st mary's kent, glangwenles 25/6/1818 18 months wm williams clk morgan rees pentrekoon 2/7/1818 25 wm williams clk morgan john pauper castellan 10/7/1818 89 wm williams clk thomas thomas dolihyrion laryb 14/7/1818 13 wm williams clk lewis morgans troedrhiw mas 15/7/1818 69 wm williams clk william williams pantydderwen 8/8/1818 46 wm williams clk mary davies tynybedw, llanwrda 28/8/1818 46 wm williams clk mary william cnwchdeilog 2/9/1818 3 months wm williams clk sarah morgan llandovery town 31/8/1818 71 david jones,cur.ystradffine 955 william jones porthyrhyd 20/9/1818 69 morgan jones curate of cilyc anne lewis glandwr 28/9/1818 81 morgan jones curate of cilyc william rees dynasbach 2/10/1818 16 m jones c.
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