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Broad Street

Broad Street was called Wye Bridge Street sometime before 1850.

1 Broad Street

Hour Glass (2? Broad Street)

Frank Webb kept a cycle shop here but also sold petrol and serviced radios. Lallies also had a bike shop here. On Thursdays, when the market was on, the traders stabled their horses in the large shed at the back. Before 1900 there was a tanners yard at the back of this premises.

3 Broad St (Old House)

3 Broad St 1911 Census Ambrose Herbert Lilwall, head, 31, mar. Coal, Oil & Hardware dealer, at home, b. Hay Ellen Elizabeth Lilwall, wife, 30, married 4 years 1 child, b. Hay Rhoda Elizabeth Lilwall, dau. 3, b. Hay Violet Lilwall, cousin, 2, b. Port Talbot David Prosser, servant, 14, Assistant hardware dealer, b. Rhayader.

3 Broad Street 1901 Census Arthur Gwilliam, head, mar. 33, Solicitor's Clerk, b. Hay Jessie Gwilliam, wife, 25, b. Swinnerton, Staffs. Arthur 9; Vernon 2; Denzil 7mo. all born Hay

3 Broad Street 1891 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 36, Tanner & Currier, b. Brecon Kate Morgan, sister, unm. 23, b. Brecon

3 Broad Street, 1881 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 26, Tanner Master empl. 3 men; b. Brecon Margaret Morgan, sister, 23, b. Brecon

3 Broad Street 1871 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 63, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Jane Jones, servant, unm. 30, b. Talgarth

Broad Street 1861 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 53, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Diana Williams, dau. 16, b. Hay Sarah Evans, servant, unm. 45, housekeeper, b. Bronllys, Bre.

(3) Broad Street 1851 Census Stephen Williams, head, mar. 43, Tanner Master empl. 3 men, b. Cusop, Her. Diana Williams, wife, 43, b. Hay Diana Williams, dau. 6, b. Hay Mary Ann Lewis, servant, 19, b. Llanstephan, Rads.

The Three Tuns (4 Broad Street)

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7307

Detail of structure 1970

This is said to be the oldest secular building in Hay, apart from the castle. The present structure dates from around 1600 although probably on an earlier foundation. It is known that the building was an inn in the 18th century or earlier when it was known as the Spread Eagle. It was associated with a tanyard in 1817. The Three Tuns and 3 Broad Street were originally a single building.

1817. It was bought from Edmund Hallard by a consortium consisting of Nathaniel Purchas the younger, Robert Purchas, Thomas Purchas, James Williams, tanner, and Stephen Ball of Hay, gent. "All those messuages, burgages or dwelling houses theretofore called or known by the sev'l names of the Spread Eagle and the Tanhouse but then called the Three Tons and Tanhouse together with the Tanyards and pits covered and uncovered, gardens and orchards thereunto adjoining. 1830 Pigot's Directory - James Byron, landlord. Wye Bridge Street

1835 Pigot's Directory - James Byran, landlord. Wye Bridge Street In 1835 the landlord was James Byran who was also a dyer.

(Three Tuns) Bridge Street 1841 Census James Byran, 50, Innkeeper, n William Byran, 20, dyer, n Ann Byran, 40, n Ann Byran, 20, n; Mary Byran, 15, n

(Three Tuns?) Broad Street 1851 Census Susannah Jones, head, wid. 78, Innkeeper, b. Clyro, Rads. Eliza Price, niece, wid. 40, assistant, b. Llandewy, Rads. Eliza Price, niece, 14, b. Hay Mary Price, niece, 11, b. Hay

Three Tuns Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census James Morris, head, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Kenchester, Her. Elizabeth Morris, wife, 34, b. Hay Charles 4; Agnes 2mo. born Hay Eliza Miriam Dearden, niece, b. Hay

4 Broad Street 1871 Census Matthew Payne, head, mar. 57, Innkeeper, b. Grantham, Lincs. Elinor Payne, wife, 46, b. Foston, Lincs. Charles 15; Eva 11; Matthias, 9; Cecil 5; Jessy 4;

Three Tuns Inn, Broad Street 1881 Census William Lewis, head, wid. 36, Beerhouse Keeper, b. Glascwm, Rads. Mary 6; Edward 2; born Hay Sophia Lewis, mother, wid. 79, b. Kinnersley, Her. Mary Bigglestone, servant, unm. 21, b. Kinnersley, Her.

Three Tuns, Broad Street 1891 Census Ann Lloyd, wife, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Llanbister, Rads. Annie Lloyd, dau. unm. 20, Barmaid, b. Old Radnor Aaron Lloyd, son, 11, b. Clyro, Rads. William Skinner, boarder, unm. 26, Carpenter, b. Glasbury, Rads.

1891 Edward Lloyd was tenant.

Three Tunns Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census James Twinberrow, head, mar. 52, Innkeeper & Ostler, b. Cradley, Her. Mary Twinberrow, wife, 56, b. Colwall, Her. Annie Twinberrow, dau. unm. 24, Barmaid, b. Colwall, Her.

Three Tuns, Broad Street 1911 Census James Twinberrow, head, 62, mar. Licensed Victualler, at home, b. Cradley? Her. Mary Twimberrow, wife, 62, married 38 years, 3 children, b. Colwall, Her.

In 1904 the property was purchased by Messr's Arnold, Perrett & Co. of Hereford and in 1919 their tenant was Edward John Jenkins.

In 1922 Mr Leslie Powell took over the pub and held it until his death in 1959. His widow Marion continued the license until 1973 when it was taken on by their daughter Lucy who ran the pub until a fire in the upper rooms did a lot of damage and Lucy retired in 2005. 5 Broad Street - Black Swan Inn

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7308

Photo - Fire Engine "Firefly" in front of Black Swan

The Black Swan - Had a licence from about 1684. This may have been a different building which was on Dineley's sketch of 1689 of St John's Chapel.

1830 Pigot's Directory - Jas. Pritchard. Wye Bridge Street

In 1835 James Pritchard was landlord.

1844 Pigot's Directory - Elizabeth Havard, Black Swan, Broad Street.

(Black Swan) Broad Street 1851 Census Joseph Prosser, head, mar. 36, Licensed Victualler, b. Dewchurch, Her. Mary Prosser, wife, 32, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Mary Ann 3; Joseph Thomas 11mo. Elizabeth Wankling, servant, 16, b. Newchurch, Rads. John Nicholls, lodger, mar. 26, Journeyman Brickmaker, b. Birmingham Prudence Nicholls, lodgers wife, mar. 26, b. Birmingham John Walker, lodger, unm. 48, Plasterer, b. Hay Edward Price, lodger, unm. 38, Labourer, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Theophilus Lloyd, lodger, unm. 45, Journeyman Butcher, b. Huntingdon, Her. Thomas Pritchard, lodger, mar. 55, Fishing Tackle Manufacturer, b. Clyro, Rads.

Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 28, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Ann Gwilliam, wife, 33, b. Llowes, Rads. Mary 4; Emily 3; Thomas 1; all born Hay Sarah Rouse, servant, 21, b. Llansantfraed, Bre.

5 Broad Street 1871 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 35, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 28, b. Sonning, Berks. Emily Sarah 13; Thomas 11; Frederick 2mo. all born Hay

Black Swan, 5 Broad Street 1881 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 45, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 35, b. Twyford, Berks. Fred 10; Cath 8, born Hay

Black Swan, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Powell, head, mar. 50. Innkeeper, b. Glasytre?r, Rads. Eliza Wimbridge? servant, wid. 63, domestic, b. Presteigne, Her.

Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census William Thomas, head, mar. 29, Innkeeper, b. St Clears, Carmarthanshire Sarah Thomas, wife, 34, b. Llanbeder, Rads.

Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1911 Census Thomas Price, head, 35, mar. Innkeeper, at home, b. Llanbedr, Rads. Margaret Price, wife, 28, married 2 years, b. Cusop

Thomas Price held the Black Swan in 1920. The Hereford & Tredegar Brewery Ltd. purchased the premises in 1926

The Black Swan was delicenced as a pub in 1946 due to illegal betting on the premises. It is said that this house was some years ago haunted by "Fred" a poltergeist, but he has been quiet for a number of years now.

6 Broad Street, Rest for the Tyred

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7309

A two storey house with attics said to date from 1623. The rear of the building appears to be stone-walled through both storeys. The front half is timber-framed. The gabled street-front is double-jettied with square panelling infilled with roughcast and rests on a coursed rubble plinth. The interior retains some good seventeenth century details. The ground floor has a nineteenth century shop front with windows flanking a central, double door. The ground floor plan (1964)comprises two rooms, the front one heated by a side fire place, the back one by a fireplce on the rear gable wall. The first floor and the attic floor are both framed. In a town house of this period the front room was usually a shop, in the sense of a workshop, a place where goods were made or finished, as where they were sold; and here the back room was probably, though not certainly, a hall and kitchen combined. This leaves the functions of a parlour for the upstairs room above the shop, occupying the position of the solar in the type of medieval town house which had an open hall. The steeply pitched roof is hung with stone tiles. There are various outbuildings to the rear, including the northern end of a former slaughterhouse (NPRN 406013). Facing this across a narrow yard is a single storey, brick-walled, gabled range. Neither this range or the yard or garden area to the rear are shown on OS County series 1st edition (Brecknock. XVII.12 1889). The interior of the building is integrated with that of No. 7 next door (NPRN 25146). It has had many uses. Cafe Royal Restaurant and Bar, Colin's Restaurant, Fisher's Bookshop, an Antique shop and now another bookshop. (Above text & plan is from Brycheiniog 1964 & Cadw listing)

Plan - Brycheiniog 1964 p.155

Cafe Royal 1911 Census Frank Edward Hitchcox, head, 35, mar. Baker & Confectioner, b. Finstock, Oxford Sarah Ann Hitchcox, wife 37, married 7 years 3 children, b. Dilwyn, Her. Frank Eric Hitchcox, son, 6, b. Hay Sylvia May Hitchcox, dau. 4, b. Hay Ruth Frances Hitchcox, dau. 7mo. b. Hay Ella May Winny, niece, 15, assistant in shop, b. Dilwyn Edward James Turner, servant, 14, errand boy, b. Cusop

1901 Census - unoccupied?

6 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas Wallis, head, mar. 43, Ironmonger & Grocer, b. Newport Pagnell, Bucks. Annie Wallis, wife, 38, Grocer, b. Glyn-Neath, Glam. Frances 14; Nellie 12; Rosa 8; Gladwys 6; Jessie 4; Florence 2; Norah 1; all born Hay Charles Trotter, ass't, 19, b. Brinkworth, Wilts. Mary Head, servant, 18, domestic, b. Meriden, Her. Letitia Davis, servant, 13, domestic, b. Hay

6 Broad Street 1881 Census Elizabeth Baynham, head, wid. 46, Grocer & Paperhanger, b. Matson, Gloucs. Harriet 19; Samuel 17; Fanny 11; Minnie 10; all born Hay

6 Broad Street 1871 Census Edwin Browning, head, mar. 33, Grocer, b. Ledbury, Her. Susanna Browning, wife, 43, b. Clun, Salop Susan Roberts, niece, 14, b. Clun, Salop William Goode, head, mar. 60, Forer Coachman, b. Brixworth, Northamptonshire Maria Goode, wife, 60, b. Great Howard, Berks. Lucy Goode, dau. unm. 24, Dressmaker, b. Glasbury, Rads.

(6?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this premises) Richard Lloyd, head, mar. 46, Baptist Minister of Penrheol Chapel, b. Llanpenal, Cardigan Elizabeth Lloyd, wife, 45, Grocer & Tea Dealer, b. Presteign, Rads. Richard Lloyd, son, unm. 20, Carpenter, b. walton, Rads. John Vaughan Lloyd, son, 18, Carpenter, b. Evenjobb, Rads. Elizabeth 15; Albert 9; Thomas 6;

(6?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this premises) John Millward, head, mar. 75, Builder, b. Hay, Bre. Margaret Millward, wife, 61, b. Michaelchurch, Rads. Ann Milward, dau. unm. 20, b. Hay Henry James Lucas, lodger, 26, Inland Revenue Officer, b. Winchester, Hants. 7 Broad St, Fish & Chip Shop

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7310

Once the Post Office, a single storey building with attic, dated to 1896. It has a three bay gabled street front with arched ground floor openings. The roof is slate-covered. The interior is integrated with that of No. 6 next door (NPRN 405722).

Post Office, Broad Street 1901 Census Thomas Wallis, head, mar. 53, Postmaster, b. Newport Pagnell, Bucks. Annie Wallis, wife, 48, b. Glyn Heath, Glam. Nelly E. Wallis, dau. 22, Post Office Clerk, b. Hay Gladys 16; Jessie 14; Florence 12; Norah 11; Elsie 9; Owen 7; William 5; Dorothy 3; all born Hay

8 Broad Street

(Smallfarms) - This has been a butcher shop for many years. Numbered 7 before 1871

(8) Broad Street 1901 Census Caleb Kedward, head, mar. 52, Grocer & Shopkeeper, b. Evesham, Worcs. Mary Kedward, wife, 45, b. Bryngwyn, Rads. Kate Kedward, dau. 19, assistant, b. Evesham, Worcs. Thomas Williams, nephew, 20, ass't, b. Clyro, Rads.

(8) Broad Street Not on 1891 Census ?

8 Broad Street 1881 Census William Probert, head, wid. 67, Groom & Gardener, b. Lyonshall, Her. Emily Probert, dau. unm. 30, b. Lyonshall, Her. George Price, boarder, wid. 39, Mason, b. Hay

7 Broad Street 1871 Census Maybe this premises?? John Baker, head, mar. 66, Tailor, b. Llowes, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 64, b. Wellington, Her. Jane Baker, dau. unm. 29, Dressmaker, b. Llowes, Rads.

(7) Broad Street 1861 Census John Baker, head, mar. 54, Tailor, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 53, b. Clyro, Rads. Jane Baker, dau. unm. 21, Dressmaker, b. Llowes, Rads.

(7) Broad Street 1851 Census John Baker, head, mar. 45, Master Taylor empl. 3 men, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 46, b. Wellington, Her. Samuel 12; Jane 10; Martha 8; James Graves, lodger, unm. 36, Journeyman Taylor, b. Wellington, Her. William Powell, appr. 16, b. Hay

9a Broad street - Yorkshire BS 9b Broad Street - Williams & Beales Solicitors Offices

This has been a solicitors for over a century. In 1840 it was the premises of Thomas Jones and subsequently was the office of Arthur Cheese and George Page. Edmund Hall Cheese took over from his brother in 1875, the youngest of eight children. He was a promoter of the Golden Valley Railway, on the board of the Waterworks and Gas Companies and held many other official roles. In 1906 Henry Rowse Armstrong came to Hay as a clerk to Mr Cheese and became infamous when hanged for the murder of his wife in 1922.

9 Broad St 1911 Census James Davies, head, 51, mar. Vanman & Carter, Baker & Confectioner, b. Hay Mary Davies, wife, 40 married 17 years, b. Edinburgh, Scotland Elizabeth Davies, dau. 13, b. Hay Helen Sutherland, mother in law, 76, visitor, b. Roxburgh, Scotland

(9) Broad Street 1901 Census Francis Sheaf, head, mar. 49, Butcher, b. Badsey, Worcs. Franca Sheaf, wife, 35, b. Elmbridge, Worcs. Clarance Preist, gs. 3, b. Bream? Gloucs.

(9) Broad Street 1891 Census George Williams, head, mar. 48, Butchers manager, b. Eardisley, Her. Annie Williams, wife, 48, b. Stanton, Her. Charles 19; Chloe 14; Ernest 16; Edith 13; Agnes 11; Thomas 9; Arthur 7; Walter 4; all born Ludlow

(8?) Broad Street 1871 Census (May be this premises??) Lewis George, head, wid. 42, Retired Farmer, b. Bassaley? Mon.

(8?) Broad Street 1861 Census (May be this premises??) Maria Davies, head, wid. 50, Dressmaker, b. Hay Charles Davies, son, 13, b. Hay

(8?) Broad Street 1861 Census (May be this premises??) John Maddox, head, mar. 53, Builder, b. Vowchurch, Her. Catherine Maddox, wife, 53, b. Hay Eunice Maddox, dau. 14, b. Hay Catherin A.M. Keer, gd. 1, b. Hay

(8?) Broad Street 1851 Census (May be this premises??) William T. Stanley, head, mar. 36, Plumber & Glazier, b. Alcester, Warks. Elizabeth Stanley, wife, 38, b. Alcester, Warks. Charles 5; Edwin 2; Elizabeth 8mo. b. Hay Thomas Skinner, appr. 12, b. Alcester, Warks.

(8?) Broad Street 1851 Census (May be this premises??) Hannah James, head, wid. 72, Cow Keeper, b. Clifford, Her. Lucy Davies, niece, 12, b. Hay William Johns, lodger, mar. 48, Gardener, b. Hay

9 Broad Street 1871 Census Robert Price, head, mar. 33, saddler, b. Kington, Her. Anne Price, wife, 33, b. Byford, Her.

Ye Olde Crown Bar, Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7311

Rose & Crown & Crown Hotel - There was probably a pub on this site prior to 1776. It was one of the main stopping places for the mail coach in the 19th century. In 1825 Thomas James was the landlord. In 1891 Thomas Stokoe ran it as a hotel. Thomas was also a chemist, grocer vet and maker of fizzy drinks in High Town. The building was altered after 1900 as an extension to the hotel accommodation. There was a popular dancehall here and during the war it was used as a billet for American soldiers. Part of the property was recently a teddy bear and jigsaw shop.

1830 Pigot's Directory - Rose & Crown - Thomas James, innkeeper. Wye Bridge Street

(Rose & Crown) (10) Broad Street 1841 Census Thomas James, 65, Innkeeper, y Hannah James, 63, n William Johnes, 59, Ind. y John Williams, 29, Ostler, ms, n Mary Griffiths, 20, fs, n (Rose & Crown) Broad Street 1851 Census William Price, head, mar. 40, Innkeeper, b. Kington, Her. Sarah Price, wife, 35, b. Ross, Her. Henry 16; Robert 15; Alfred 11; Charles 6; Sarah 4; Ann Brewer, mil, wid. 53, b. Monmouth Elizabeth Long, servant, unm. 43, b. Hay Ann Preece, servant, 13, b. Hay William Moore, lodger, unm. 23, Grocers ass't, b. Hay William Howells, lodger, unm. 20, Bankers Clerk, b. Llandwrog, Carm.

Rose & Crown Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census George Hope, head, mar. 23, Innkeeper, b. Hay Ann Hope, wife, 21, b. Hay ? Hope, dau. 3mo. b. Hay Edward Williams, servant, wid. 40, Brewer, b. Cusop, Her. Ann Meredith, servant, unm. 30, cook, b. Colva, Rads. Elizabeth Grainger, servant, unm. 22, housemaid, b. Worcester Jane Wanklin. servant, 15, nurse, b. Michaelchurch, Her. Henry Howells, boarder, unm. 24, Commercial Traveller, Tailor & Draper, b. Hay

By 1874 George Hope had died and his executors had transferred the license to Thomas Price. The license was transferred to Lucretia Williams on 3 September 1877 until October when it went to Fanny Edith Hickman. The owner was Arthur Cheese Esq. of Llandrindod Wells.

Crown Hotel, Broad Street 1881 Census Elizabeth Murphy, head, wid. 62, Formerly Hotel Keeper, b. Whitney, Her. Henry Murphy, son, unm. 26, Licensed Victualler, b. Hereford Austin Phipps, visitor, wid. 42, Commercial Traveller, b. Oxford Agnes Pritchard, barmaid, unm. 20, b. Madley, Her. Mary Watkins, servant, unm. 36, domestic, b. Aberystwyth Anne Lovatt, servant, unm. 20, domestic, b. Hay Alf Batten, servant, 15, Billiard Marker, b. Wormsley, Oxfordshire

Crown Hotel, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Pudge, servant, unm. 22, barmaid, b. Morton on Lugg, Her. Annie Martin, cook, unm. 25, b. Clyro, Rads. Mary Jordan, chambermaid, unm. 28, b. Bromyard, Her. Eliza Jordan, waitress, unm. 23, b. Bromyard, Her. Mary Williams, servant, 18, b. Cusop, Her. Charles Davis, boots, unm. 23, b. Ludlow, Salop

Crown Hotel Yard, Broad Street 1891 Census William Colley, head, mar. 39, Livery Stable Prop. b. Canon Pyon, Her. Olive Colley, wife, 37, b. Dinton, Her. William Colley, son, 2, b. Hay James Lewis, servant, 21, groom, b. Radnor William Lewis, Lodger, 19, Groom, b. Radnor

Crown Hotel, Broad Street 1901 Census Elizabeth Kisby, servant, unm. 31, Manageress, b. Navenby, Lincolnshire Nellie Bingham, servant, unm. 24, Barmaid, b. Walsall, Staffs. Lena Beard, servant, unm. 27, Cook, b. Arlingham, Staffs. Ethel Roberts, servant, 17, Chambermaid, b. Hay Lena Stokes, servant, 24, unm. Waitress, b. Wolverhampton, Staffs. Sarah Williams, servant, 15, Kitchenmaid, b. Hay Arthur Davies, servant, unm. 21, Boots, b. Abergavenny, Mon. Arthur Chapman, boarder, mar. 42, Bank Manager, b. Horbling, Lincs. Fanny Chapman, boarder, mar. 40, b. Eltham, Lincs. Arthur Burbridge, unm. 58, Bank Inspector, b. Rothley, Leics.

(10a) Crown Hotel 1911 Census Florence Turner, head, 22, single, Hotel Barmaid, b. ? Not known Alice Potter, servant, 25, single, waitress, b. Worcester Nellie Morris, servant, 23, single, chambermaid, b. Kington Minnie Matthews, servant, 25, single, cook, b. Rubery, Worcs. Arthur Brian?, servant, 28, single, Boots, b. Bridgnorth, Salop James Synnock, servant, 23, single, Ostler, b. Mansel Lacy, Her.

In 1919 the owners were the executors of Thomas Joseph Stokoe, deceased, but by August 1921 George Cranbrook Barber had bought the inn from the executors. Barber was there until 1926 when he was declared bankrupt. The building was in two parts, The Crown Hotel and the Rose and Crown Inn.

11 Broad Street , The Seven Stars

Grade: II Date Listed: 24 October 1951 Cadw Building ID: 7312

11 & 12 Broad Street - A pair of much altered probably seventeenth century, two-storey houses with attics, showing altered eighteenth century style street-fronts. It was licensed as a pub before 1776 and had grazing rights on the common.

No. 11 has a three window front, with exposed rubble walling. The steep-pitched roof is stone tiled with dormers to the front and a brick chimney to the east. Internally the roof has five bays with pegged trusses. Substantial parts of the seventeenth century timber structure are visible within, including several post and panel partitions.

The Seven Stars was open prior to 1776.

1830 Pigot's Directory - Seven Stars Landlord was John Sheen, Wye Bridge Street

(Seven Stars) Broad Street 1841 Census John Sheen, 50, Carpenter, n Maria Sheen, 60, y Elenor Sheen, 25, y Mary Price, 15, fs, y William Saunders, 18, Carpenter, y John Watkins, 17, Carpenter, y Robert Williams, 15, Carpenter, y 1844 Pigot's Directory - Seven Stars Landlord was John Sheen, Broad Street

(Seven Stars) Broad Street 1851 Census Thomas Williams, head, mar. 53, Innkeeper, b. Monmouth Ann Williams, wife, 53, b. Disserth, Rads. Mary Ann Williams, dau. unm. 28, b. Llanigon, Bre.

Seven Stars Inn, Broad Street 1861 Census Frederick Price, head, mar. 38, Licensed Victualler, b. St Johns, Brecon Mary Ann Price, wife, 38, b. Llanbedr, Rads. Elizabeth 5; Charles 1; born Hay Lucy Aymes, servant, 18, b. Winforton, Her.

11 Broad Street 1871 Census James Maskall, head, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Mary Maskall, wife, 46, b. Llowes, Rads. Thomas Probert, nephew, unm. 20, Carpenter, b. Llowes, Rads. Mary Ann Gwilliam, niece, 14, b. Hay Robert Gwilliam, nephew, 7, b. Hay William Taylor, lodger, wid. 58, Gardener, b. Kington, Her. Edward Gratly, lodger, unm. 48, Ostler, b. Hay

In 1879 the property was owned by Viscount Hereford of Tregoyd.

Seven Stars Inn, 11 Broad Street 1881 Census James Maskell, head, mar. 55, Licensed Victualler, b. Michaelchurch, Rads. Mary Maskell, wife, 55, b. Llowes, Rads. Mary Gwilliams, barmaid, unm. 24, b. Hay Robert Gwilliams, nephew, 17, b. Hay William Taylor, boarder, mar. 69, Gardener, b. Kington, Her.

Seven Stars, Broad Street 1891 Census Philip Clark, head, wid. 52, Innkeeper, b. Clyro, Rads. Ada Clark, dau. 18, Housekeeper, b. Whitney, Her.

In 1898 the Seven Stars was included in the sale of the Hereford Brewery and was let to Edward Williams.

Seven Stars Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census Caroline Williams, head, wid. 59, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Alice Williams, dau. unm. 25, Barmaid, b. Whitney, Her. Margaret Williams, dau. unm. 23, Barmaid, b. Whitney, Her. Laura Williams, gd. 10, b. Whitney, Her. Winifred Pullen, gd. 7, b. Birmingham Ethel Turner, servant, 14, domestic, b. Hay Frank Webb, boarder, unm. 28, Carpenter, b. Hay

By 1910 the owner was Penry Lloyd of Hay an occupier was Robert Williams.

Seven Stars (11) Broad Street 1911 Census Robert Williams, head, 43, mar. Innkeeper, b. Whitney, Her. Mary Williams, wife, 37, married 12 years 2 children, b. Clifford Olive Williams, dau. 11, b. Clifford Conway Williams, son, 9, b. Clifford

In 1919 the Seven Stars was owned by Hon. R.C. Devereux of Tregoyd .

12 Broad Street

See No. 11 Above. Grade: II Date Listed: 24 October 1951 Cadw Building ID: 7313

This is a listed building dating from the 17th century. In 1926 Frank Cadman, JP and corn merchant, lived here. He also owned the town flour mill which was situated at Millbank in Broad Street and was the last miller to work the mill. No. 12 has a two window front with a centrally placed doorway, door and ground floor windows are recent, the latter replacing bays. The steep-pitched roof is stone-tiled, with two dormers to the front. There are stone stacks on the west front and at the rear.

12 Broad Street 1911 Census Frank Cadman, head, 45, mar. Miller, corn & seed merchant, employer, at home, b. Tipton, Staffs Annie Cadman, wife, 44, married 16 years, 2 children, b. Abergavenny, Mon. Frank Leslie Cadman, son, 14, assistant, b. Abergavenny Edith Maud Cadman, dau. 13, b. Abergavenny Charles Knight, servant, 45, single, carter, b. Abergavenny (12) Broad Street 1901 Census Tom Davies, head, unm. 40, Grocer & Shopkeeper, b. Hay

(12) Broad Street 1891 Census Tom Davis, head, unm. 30, Grocer, b. Hay Joseph Price, servant, 15, appr. b. Grimsby, Lincoln

12 Broad Street 1881 Census John Mustance? head, mar. 34, Baker & Grocer empl. 2 boys, b. Kington, Her. Margaret Mustance, wife, 34, b. Rhayader, Rads. Celia 8; Margaret 6; John 4; Martha 2; all born Hay Sarah Morris, servant, 14, b. Hay William Price, appr. 14, b. Hay Alfred Powell, errand boy, 13, b. Priory Wood, Her.

12 Broad Street 1871 Census Arthur Lewis, head, mar. 27, Grocer & Confectioner, b. Llanelwedd, Bre. Ellen Lewis, wife, 26, b. Monmouth Elizabet 2; Phillip 1; b. Hay Mary Powles, sil, unm. 22, Annuitant, b. Monmouth Lacy Smith, servant, unm. 25, Baker & Confectioner, b. Foleshill, Warwks.

(12?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this premises) Charles Lewis, head, mar. 25, Master Baker & Grocer, b. Hereford Diana Beavan Lewis, wife, 22, b. Eardisley, Her. Henry 3; Warren 1; born Hay Sarah Agnes Watkins, sil, 15, b. Eardisley, Her. Sarah Tudor, servant, 18, b. Clyro, Rads.

(12?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this premises) William Earle, head, mar. 51, Baker & Grocer, b. Hay Catherine Earle, wife, 37, b. Hay Catherine Rumsey, niece, 10, b. Hay Mary Gough, servant, 17, b. Cusop, Her.

(12) Broad Street 1841 Census William Earle, 40, Baker, y Catherine Earle, 25, y John Earle , 10, ms. y

Tinto House, 13 Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 24 October 1951 Cadw Building ID: 7314

This is another listed building dating from the early to mid-18th century. In the 1920's Dr. T.S.H. Hincks practised from here. He died in 1930 aged 85. His son Tom continued to practice medicine from here until his death in 1932. In the 1950's it was Dr Wilson's surgery.

13 Broad Street 1911 Census J.S.Hawkesford Hincks, head, 66, mar. surgeon, b. Tettenhall, Staffs. Emily Hincks, wife, 64, married 36 years 7 children, b. Walsall, Staffs Edwyn Hawkesford Hincks, son, 34, single, Parochial Secretary, b. Hay Dorothy Hincks, dau. 25, single, dispenser, b. Hay Annie Price, servant, 24, single, domestic servant, b. Hay

(13) Broad Street 1901 Census Thomas Hincks, head, mar. 55, Doctor of Medicine, b. Tettenhall, Staffs. Emily Hincks, wife, 51, b. Walsall, Staffs. Thomas Hincks, son, unm. 25, Surgeon, b. Hay Arthur Hincks, son, unm. 18, Medical Student, b. Hay Bertram Hincks, son, 10, b. Hay Mary Jennings, servant, 20, cook, b. Peterchurch, Her. Sarah James, servant, 16, Housemaid, b. Clyro, Rads.

(13) Broad Street 1891 Census T. Hincks, head, mar. 46, Doctor of Medicine, b. Tettenhall, Staffs. Emily Hincks, wife, 42, b. Cannock, Staffs. William 12; Harold 10; Cecil 8; Emily 6; Bertram 11mo. all born Hay Harriet Wood, visitor, unm. 35, b. Appleby, Leics. Amy Parham, governess, unm. 24, b. Long Bridge, Wilts. Ellen Evans, cook, unm. 22, b. Glasbury, Rads. Mary Lloyd, housemaid, 17, b. Clifford, Her.

13 Broad Street 1881 Census Thomas Hincks, head, mar. 36, Surgeon, b. Tettenhall, Staffs. Emily Hincks, wife, 31, b. Walsall, Staffs. Ernest 5; William 3; Harold 3mo. all born Hay Fanny Fairbanks, visitor, 33, b. Walsall, Staffs Alice Fairbanks, visitor, 27, b. Walsall, Staffs. Eliza Williams, servant, 22, Domestic, b. Abergavenny, Mon. Sarah Price, servant, 24, cook, b. Three Cocks, Bre.

13 Broad Street 1871 Census Unoccupied

(13?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this premises) James Welson, head, mar. 42, Tanner & Currier empl. 2 tanners, 3 curriers & 1 woman, b. Kington, Her. Elizabeth Welson, wife, 48, b. Hay Annie Lloyd Welson, dau. 14, b. Hay Fagan Dawes, boarder, unm. 61, b. Bath, Som. George Adams, appr. unm. 20, b. Kington, Her. Henry Farr, appr. 18, b. Clifford, Her. Ann Hamer, servant, unm. 23, domestic, b. Newbridge, Rads. Sarah Ann Phillips, visitor, unm. 22, b. Hay

Clock Tower, Broad Street, Hay

Description: Clock Tower,broad Street Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7315

By 1884 the clock tower was built at a cost of £600

14 Broad Street - Rose's Books lower shop

The following is taken from Roses Bookshop website: (http://www.stellabooks.com/articles/history_roses_books.php) About 1884 the building was burnt to the ground, with only the cellar surviving. The property was rebuilt by 1886. By the early 20th century number 14 Broad Street, had become a surgery. The adjoining property (now known as Tinto House) was the doctor's home. Scandal was rife! In 1919 Dr. Hincks was visited at his surgery by a lady named Mrs. Armstrong who was suffering with acute pains in her shoulder and fingers. After much medical attention Mrs. Armstrong passed away in 1921. It was only later discovered that she had been poisoned with arsenic. Her husband, who was a solicitor by trade and worked in Wye Bridge Street, was later hanged for her murder and the attempted murder of a gentleman in another solicitors firm in Hay.

About 1962 the shop was being used as a natural whole food store. However, by 1981 this shop had closed and the building was empty and in need of some repair. Around this time, Mr. & Mrs. Rose, who owned a bookshop in Ross-On-Wye, made the acquaintance of Mr. Booth. After some encouragement from him, they decided to move their business to Hay-On-Wye and no. 14 Broad Street was purchased. After some needed repairs the shop was opened in August of 1981 and christened ROSE'S BOOKS. Mrs. Rose cared for this shop, which had a general stock with an emphasis on children's books, while Mr. Rose also worked for Mr. Booth.

In 1994 Maria Bradshaw bought the shop with the support of her parents. The stock was approximately 4,000 books. The decision was made to specialise in collectable children's books only; they were a subject that was popular and one that Maria loved. Using the top two floors of the building as living accommodation, after only a few years she decided to expand the main shop floor by renovating the cellar. This was completed by 2000. However, the shop was still bursting with books and more room was needed. In 2003 further expansion was planned. Maria was informed that the neighbouring shop and the property behind her store would soon be available for sale. Plans were made and building work was started. Now, in February of 2004, Rose's Books has a stock of 11,000 delightful children's books, all of which are catalogued on our computer system and advertised on this web-site, spread over four large rooms with three friendly and helpful members of staff.

14 Broad Street 1911 Census Caleb Kedwards, head, 62, mar. Grocer, at home, b. Evesham, Worcs. Mary Ann Kedwards, wife, 55, married 26 years, no children, b. Rhosgoch, Rads. Kate Kedwards, niece, 29, single, Music Teacher, at home, b. Evesham, Worcs.

1901 & 1891 maybe part of No. 15 as not on these census

14 Broad Street 1881 Census Michael Molohan? ass't, unm. 26, Physician's Surgeon, b. Ireland Edwin Davies, servant, 16, Page, domestic, b. Llanarven? Bre.

14 Broad Street 1871 Census Sarah Lloyd, head, wid. 58, Laundress, b. Clifford, Her. Eliza Hobby, dau. mar. 26, b. Hay William Lloyd, son, unm. 22, Painter, b. Hay Sarah Hobby, gd. 6, b. Hay John Hobby, gs. 5, b. Hay William Boucher, boarder, unm. 17, Railway Clerk, b. Marden, Kent

(14) Broad Street 1861 Census Sarah Lloyd, head, wid. 48, b. Clifford, Her. William 12; James 10; Emma 5; all born Hay

(14?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Ester Harrington, head, unm. 52, Housekeeper, b. Clyro, Rads.

15 Broad Street - Rose's Books upper shop

15 Broad Street 1911 Census 12 rooms Charles Thomas Evans, head, 65, mar. House decorator & builder, b. Brecon Kate Burford Evans, wife, 65, married 35 years, 10 children 7 living, b. Painswick? Gloucs. Clarice May Evans, dau. 25, single, b. Hay Richard Basil Pugh Morgan, boarder, 37, single, bank clerk, b. Dolfer? Mon.

(15) Broad Street 1901 Census Charles T. Evans, head, mar. 55, Plumber & Painter, b. Brecon Kate Evans, wife, 55, b. Painswick, Gloucs. B. K.W. Evans, dau. unm. 28, Domestic Servant, b. Brecon Edgar C. Evans, son, unm. 26, House Decorator, b. Brecon Ethel Evans, dau. 21, b. Hay Charles Evans, son, 19, House Decorator, b. Hay Elsie Evans, dau. 11, b. Hay

15 Broad Street 1891 Census Charles Evans, head, mar. 45, Plumber, b. Brecon Kate Evans, wife, 45, b. Painswick, Worcs. Bertha 18; Edgar 16; Frederick 14; Ethel 11; Charles 9; Claris 4; Elsie 1; Mary Williams, servant, unm. 22, domestic, b. Hay

15 Broad Street 1881 Census Charles Evans, head, mar. 35, Painter, b. Brecon Kate Evans, wife, 35, b. Painswick, Gloucs. Bertha 8; Edgar 6; Fred 4; Ethel 1; Bernard Price, appr. 17, b. Hay Mary Whitcombe, servant, b. Bronydd, Rads.

15 Broad Street 1871 Census William Stephens, head, mar. 35, Painter & Plumber empl. 3 men & 1 boy, b. Knighton, Rads. Eleanor Stephens, wife, 37, b. Glasbury, Rads. Thomas 10; William 5; Anne 2; born Hay John Stephens, father, wid. 71, Painter, b. Presteigne, Her. Elizabeth Evans, servant, unm. 25, Milliner, b. Clyro, Rads. Sarah Ann Jones, servant, unm. 20, Milliner, b. Boughrood, Rads.

(15?) Broad Street 1861 Census (Possibly this premises) Elizabeth Morgan, head, wid. 87, Fundholder, b. Glasbury, Rads. Elizabeth Moore, dau. mar. 57, b. Hay (15?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Probably this premises) William Davies, head, mar. 32, Master Plumber, b. Hay Emma Davies, wife, 31, b. Hay Emma Alice 10; Maria 8; Edmund 4; Harry 1;

(16?) Broad Street 1861 Census Thomas Gwynne, head, mar. 42, Relieving Officer, b. Glasbury, Rads. Martha Gwynne, wife, 38, b. Gwendwr, Bre. John 19; Elizabeth 17; Jane 13; Thomas 12; Eliza 9; James 6; Edwin 3; Robert 1;

Golesworthy's - 17 (Upper Shop) Broad St., Hay

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7316 & 7392

Golesworthy's, 17 Broad Street - This shop has been run by the Goldsworthy family since 1891 when Frank Woodland Golesworthy, outfitter and boot factor was here. It is a listed building dating from the early 19th century and is shown on the 1847 tithe map.

This may have been the site of the Old White Lion public house as there is a cellar with steps at the back used for rolling barrels down. The only directory mention is in 1835 when William Pitt was landlord. It was de- licensed by mid 19th century.

17 Broad Street 1911 Census Evan David Davies, head, mar. Gents. Outfitting manager, worker, b. Llanafan Fawr, Brec. Rose Linda Davies, wife, 59, married 9 years, 1 child, b. Llowes, Rads. Joan Letitia Mary? Davies, dau. 5, b. Hay

17 Broad Street 1901 Census Frank Golesworthy, head, mar. 51, Outfitter & Shopkeeper, b. Honiton, Devon Caroline Golesworthy, wife, 39, b. Dorstone, Her. Ethel 21; Violet 19; Daisy 16; Frank 10; Joyce 5;

(17) Broad Street 1891 Census Frank Golesworthy, head, mar. 41, Clothier & Outfitter, b. Honiton, Devon Caroline Golesworthy, wife, 29, b. Dorstone, Her. Ethel 11; Violet 9; Daisy 6; Nelly 4; Arthur 3; Doris 2; Frank 4mo. Ellen Cook, servant, 18, domestic, b. Hereford Alice Watkins, servant, 18, domestic, b. Hay

17 Broad Street 1881 Census James Davies, head, unm. 25, General manager empl. 2 boys, b. Dorstone, Her. Emily Probert, servant, unm. 26, Housekeeper, b. Llangenny, Bre.

17 Broad Street 1871 Census Oliver Pritchard, head, unm. 40, Draper, b. Almely, Her. Elizabeth Pritchard, mother, wid. 75, b. Almely, Her. Eliza Pritchard, sister, unm. 48, b. Almely, Her.

(17?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this premises) Oliver Pritchard, head, unm. 30, Master Draper, b. Woonton, Her. Elizabeth Pritchard, sister, unm. 35, b. Almely, Her. Sarah Evans, ass't, b. Axminster, Devon Horatio Knight, appr. 16, b. Tewkesbury, Gloucs.

Golesworthy's - 18 (Lower Shop) London House Broad St., Hay

London House, 19 Broad Street 1911 Census Stephen Meredith Jones, head, 43, mar. Tailor, at home, b. Franksbridge? Rads. Emily Jones, wife, 47, married 19 years, 6 children, b. Hay Ivor Amis? Jones, son, 18, single, Tailor, b. Hay Arnold Ralph Jones, son, 15, tailor, b. Hay Trevor Meredith Jones, son, 14, b. Hay Bernard Darwin Jones, son, 11, b. Hay Geoffrey Stephen Jones, son, 9, b. Hay

Broad Street 1901 Census Charles Terret, head, mar. 30, Grocer & Corn Merchant, b. Hay Annie Terret, wife, 28, b. Hay Dorothy Terret, dau. 10mo. b. Hay Emily Lilwall, servant, 17, domestic, b. Hay

Broad Street 1891 Census William Terrett, head, mar. 47, Corn Merchant, b. Caser? Gloucs. Catherine Terrett, wife, 48, b. Hay Charles 20; Edith 16; Florence 13; Alfred 11; Harold 9; all born Hay Annie Williams, sil, unm. 35, b. Hay Elizabeth Jenkins, servant, unm. 21, domestic, b. Hay Sarah Lewis, servant, 17, domestic, b. Hay

18 Broad Street 1881 Census William Terrett, head, mar. 37, Corn Merchant & Grocer, b. Cain, Gloucs. Catherine Terrett, wife, 37, b. Hay Charles 10; Edith 6; Ralph 4; Florence 3; Alfred 1; all born Hay Jane Jennings, servant, unm. 22, b. Glasbury, Rads. Elizabeth Thomas, nurse, unm. 15, b. Wellington, Her.

18 Broad Street 1871 Census William Terrett, head, mar. 27, Grocer, b. Cam, Gloucs. Catherine Terrett, wife, 28, b. Hay Charles R. Terrett, son, 5mo. b. Hay John Herbert Davies, appr. 15, b. Huntington, Her. Eliza Beavan, servant, 17, domestic, b. Clyro, Rads.

(18?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this premises) Unoccupied

The Granary, Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7317

This is a listed building. It was formerly a wool store and may later have been part of the large U-shaped complex incorporating the former agricultural hall in Lion Street (now Booths bookshop). It dates from the early 19th century and is shown on the 1847 tithe map. It was also a grain merchants at some time.

20 Broad Street 1911 Census Rose Byron, head, 57, single, Housekeeper, b. Hay Henry Byron, brother, 52, widower, Auctioneer & Coal agent, b. Hay Annie L. Phillips, servant, 15, single, b. Dorstone, Her.

(20) Broad Street 1901 Census William Byron, head, wid. 82, Retired Coal Agent, b. Yorkshire Rosa Byron, dau. unm. 46, Grocer, b. Hay Emily Byron, dau. unm. 44, Governess, b. Hay Henry Byron, son, wid. 42, Auctioneer, b. Hay Louise Haynes, nurse, unm. 21, Hospital Nurse, b. Nantyglo, Mon. Edith Evans, servant, 14, domestic, b. Whitney, Her.

Broad Street 1891 Census William Byron, head, mar. 71, Wool Merchant, b. Saddleworth, York Margaret Byron, wife, 67, b. Ross, Her. Rosa Byron, dau. 37, Governess, b. Hay Alice Minton, servant, 14, domestic, b. Weobley, Her.

19 Broad Street 1881 Census William Byron, head, mar. 61, Wool & Coal Merchant, b. Yorkshire Margaret Byron, wife, 57, b. Ross, Her. Rosa Byron, dau, unm. 27, Governess, b. Hay Henry Byron, son, unm. 23, Bank Clerk, b. Hay

19 Broad Street 1871 Census William Byron, head, mar. 51, Woolstapler, b. Yorkshire Margaret Byron, wife, 47, b. Ross, Her. Bertha Byron, dau. 10, b. Hay Mary Jones, servant, b. Hay

(19) Broad Street 1861 Census William Byron, head, mar. 41, Woolstapler & Grocer, b. Saddleworth, Yorks. Margaret Byron, wife, 37, b. Ross, Her. Ada 10; Rosa 7; Emily 5; Henry 2; Bertha 5mo. ; all born Hay

(19??) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Henry Prosser, head, mar. 35, Coal Merchant, b. Llowes, Rads. Louisa Prosser, wife, mar. 30, b. Eardisley, Her. William 6; Henry 3; Emma 1;

Barclay's Bank - Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7318

Barclays Bank - This is a listed building with a Victorian frontage on an earlier structure. The first bank on the site is thought to have started in 1850 as the Herefordshire Banking Co. It failed in 1863 but was bought by the Bank of Wales but closed again in 1864. In 1883 the Birmingham, Dudley and District Banking Co. was here. In 1889 the name changed to the Birmingham District and Counties Banking Co. In 1907 it became the United Counties Bank and in 1917 it became Barclays Bank.

Brycheiniog 1964 gives: 3 storey, late 18th century, hipped roof.

Herefordshire Bank, Broad Street 1861 Census James Thomas Bowen, head, unm. 25, Bank Manager, b. Monkland, Her. Harriet Bowen, sister, unm. 23, b. Monkland, Her. Jane Bowen, sister, unm. 21, b. Monkland, Her. Susannah Bowen, sister, unm. 18, b. Monkland, Her. Elizabeth Bowen, cousin, unm. 24, b. Yardley, Worcs. Mary Ann Wigley, servant, unm. 21, housemaid, b. Glasbury, Rads.

Bank House, Broad Street (Now Southbank House)

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7319

Bank House, 18 Broad Street 1911 Census Henry Bickerton Chavasil Whitehouse, head, 49, single, Bank Manager, b. Sedgley, Staffs Alice Heale, servant, 34, single, housekeeper, b. Smethwick, Staffs.

1901 Census - uninhabited?

Bank House, Broad Street 1891 Census Allene Bushell, head, mar. 31, Bank Manager, b. Knowle, Warwickshire Elizabeth Bushell, wife, 34, b. Frome, Som. Mabel 9; Reginald 2; Elizabeth Bevan, cook, unm. 21, b. Hay Mary Palmer, housemaid, unm. 20, b. Longtown, Her.

20 Broad Street 1881 Census - maybe Bank House?? Mary Acton, head, wid. 81, Own means, b. Bedfordshire Martha Jones, cook, unm. 45, b. Clifford, Her. Mary Jones, housekeeper, unm. 40, b. Clifford, Her. Mary Morris, servant, mar. 55, b. Hay

21 Broad Street 1871 Census William Acton, head, mar. 76, Retired Maltster, b. Llanigon, Bre. Mary Acton, wife, 70, b. Whipsnade, Beds. Frances Wall, servant, unm. 26, cook, b. Kinbolton, Her. Agnes Taylor, servant, unm. 23, housemaid, b. Colva, Rads.

(21?) Yellow House, Broad Street, 1861 Census William Acton, head, mar. 66, maltster, b. Llanigon, Bre. Mary Acton, wife, 54, b. Whipsnade, Beds. Charlotte Williams, cook, unm. 35, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Wozencroft, housemaid, 19, b. Discoed, Rads. John Morgan, servant, unm. 25, b. Llandewi Cwm, Bre. Joseph Williams, servant, unm. 26, Groom, b. Gladestry, Rads.

(21?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Probably this premises) William Acton, head, mar. 57, Malster, b. Llanigon, Bre. Milina Acton, wife, 65, b. Bosbury, Her. Elin Williams, servant, unm. 37, cook, b. Llandegley, Rads. Caroline Evans, servant, unm. 18, housemaid, b. Hay Robert Evans, servant, unm. 37, Malster, b. Kinnersley, Salop Andrew Jones, servant, unm. 37, Malster, b. Tree Vigloss? Mont. Edward Owen, servant, unm. 35, Groom, b. Oldswinford, Worcs.

(21?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Probably this premises) William Acton, 45, Malster, y Milina Acton, 50, n Elenor Williams, 27, fs, n Robert Evans, 27, ms. n Charles Williams, 20, ms. y

Broad Street - (probably Health Matters - The Boardroom)

advert - 1933 Hay Guide

Chancery House (formerly Prospect House), Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7320

Brycheiniog 1964 gives: 2 storey, late 18th century, with early 19th century porch.

Prospect House, Broad Street 1911 Census Thomas Joseph Stokoe, head, 33, single, grocer & chemist, employer, b. Hay Ruth Elizabeth Stokoe, sister, 34, single, Private Governess, b. Hay George Haywood Lloyd, boarder, 37, single, grocer's ass. b. Kington Arthur Frederick Annetts, boarder, 18, grocer's ass. b. Reading? Berks. Edith Mary Whittall, servant, 18, single, Cook, b. Glasbury Agnes Mary Howley, servant, 18, single, housemaid, b. Clyro

(Prospect House) Broad Street 1901 Census Thomas Stokoe, head, mar. 63, Chemists, Grocer, Wine & Spirits Shopkeeper, b. Kelso, Durham Ruth Stokoe, wife, 51, b. Whitehaven, Cumb. Ruth 24; May 19; Alice 17; Ethel 14; Frederick 9; all born Hay Raymond Large, boarder, 32, Grocers ass't, b. Blandford? Wilts. Alice Williams, servant, unm. 25, Cook, b. Clifford, Her. Annie Hill, servant, 20, Housemaid

Old Bank House (Prospect House??), Broad Street 1881 Census Uninhabited

(Prospect House??) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Richard Watkins, head, unm. 78, Gentleman, b. Hay John Maddox, nephew, mar. 46, Builder, b. Vowchurch, Her. Catherine Maddox, niece, wife, 45, b. Cusop, Her. Mary Jane 12; Catherine Maria 11; Emma Watkins 4;

(20?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Possibly this premises) James Pritchard, 40, mason, n Emma 16; Ann 12; James 11; Mary 7; Frances 5

21 Broad Street (Montpelier House)

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7321

Montpelier House is the right of the pair

(21) Broad Street 1911 Census Mary Stephens, head, 68, single, dressmaker, at home, b. Hay Ann Stephens, sister, 67, single, dressmaker, at home, b. Hay James Stephens, brother, 69, widower, retired grocer, b. Hay

(21) Broad Street 1901 Census Mary Stephens, head, wid. 88, b. Glastonbury, Her. Mary Stephens, dau. unm. 58, Dressmaker, b. Hay Annie Stephens, dau. unm. 56, Dressmaker, b. Hay

21 Broad Street 1891 Census Martha Hamar, head, unm. 58, own means, b. Stanton, Her. Richard Hamar, nephew, unm. 29, Road Surveyor, b. Clyro, Rads. Jane Frost, servant, unm. 20, domestic, b. Hay

21 Broad Street 1881 Census Martha Hamer, head, unm. 48, Rents etc. b. Staunton on Arrow, Her. Rose Lewis, servant, 17, b. Clifford, Her.

(21?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Mary Susan Wynne, head, unm. 30, Independant, b. Hereford Eliza Chamberlain, servant, unm. 27, b. Hereford

(21?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Possibly this premises) Alfred Randal, 25, Attorney at Law, n Sarah Randal, 25, n Sarah Eliza Randal, 4 mo. y Charles Burgwyne, 25, ms. n Mary Ann Gretton, 25, fs. n Charlotte Morgan, 25, fs. n

22 Broad Street

(see picture above)

(Wye View House?), (22) Broad Street 1911 Census Matilda Batts, head, 59, single, housekeeper, b. Farringdon, Berks Annie Webb, sister, 47, widow, private means, b. Clyro Kate Batts, niece, 22, single, b.

22 Broad Street 1891 Census John Davis, head, wid. 66, Chemist, b. Hay Emily Davis, dau. unm. 33, Clerk, b. Hay Caroline Davis, servant, 15, domestic, b. Glasbury, Bre.

22 Broad Street 1881 Census Edward Heath, head, mar. 33, Auctioneer & Valuer, b. Chapel Chorlton, Staffs. Annie Heath, wife, 32, b. Stourport, Worcs. Fanie Heath, sister in law, unm. 18, b. Bromsgrove, Worcs.

22 Broad Street 1871 Census (possibly this premises or Prospect House) Arthur Cheese, head, unm. 42, Solicitor, b. Lyonshall, Her. Edward Wood, boarder, 15, law clerk, b. Rhayader, Rads. William Probert, servant, 52, gardener, b. Lyonshall, Her. Emily Probert, servant, unm. 22, domestic, b. Lyonshall, Her.

(22?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Frances Langley, head, wid. 46, Private Governess, b. Hay Catherine Davies, sister, unm. 32, Independant, b. Hay

(22?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Possibly this premises) James Spencer, 70, attorney at law, b. Ireland Eliza Lloyd, 25, fs, n Esther Howells, 20, fs. n William Machane, 20, ms, b. Ireland

West House, (23) Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7323

West House, Broad Street 1911 Census Edwin Hathaway, head, 59, mar. Game & Poultry dealer, at home, b. Frelands? Oxon Hannah Hathaway, wife, 57 married 36 years 4 children, b. Talyllyn, Bre. Emily A. Hathaway, dau. 33, single, dressmaker, at home, b. Talyllyn, Bre. Edwin A. Hathaway, son, 25, single, b. Hay Winifred Phillips, servant, 15, b. Hay

Broad Street 1901 Census J. Pugh. head, mar. 46, Boot & Shoe maker & Insurance Agent, b. Hay M. Pugh, wife, 39, b. Hay E.J. 19; T.L. 15; M.G. 12; H.A. 9; J.A.U. 1; all born Hay Lewis Lewis, boarder, unm. 24, Drapers ass't, b. Liverpool

23 Broad Street 1891 Census Jane Watkins, head, wid, 69, own means, b. Hay

23 Broad Street 1881 Census James Watkins, head, mar. 72, Registrar of Marriages, b. Hay Jane Watkins, wife, 58, b. Hay Mary Boulter, boarder, unm. 54, Naval Officers Daughter, b. Hereford Mary Davies, servant, 19, b. Hay John Prothero, lodger, unm. 38, Curate C of E, b. Llandelio, Carm. Lillian Lockhart, grand niece, 12, b. Dunstable, Beds.

23 Broad Street 1871 Census James Watkins, head, wid. 62, Insurance Agent, b. Hay Fortune Williams, visitor, unm. 58, Annuitant, b. Llanbeder, Rads.

(23?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) James Watkins, head, mar. 52, Grocer, b. Hay Ann Watkins, wife, 54, b. Brilley, Her. Mary Bolter, boarder, unm. 40, b. Hereford George Morton, lodger, unm. 22, Schoolmaster, b. Manchester, Lancs. Joseph Allbutt, lodger, unm. 21, Clerk in N.P. Bank, Hay, b. Clifford, Her.

(23?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Frances Langley, head, wid. 46, Private Governess, b. Hay Catherine Davies, sister, unm. 32, Independant, b. Hay

(23?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Possibly this premises) Ernest Watkins, 65, Currier, y Richard Watkins, 35?, Ind. y James Watkins, 30, Currier, y Elizabeth Fryer, 25, fs. n Mary Maddox, 2, n

Sycamore House, 24 Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7324

Sycamore House, Broad Street 1911 Census Thomas James, head, 56, mar. Schoolmaster, b. Llewel, Bre. Mary James, wife, 52, married 28 years, 3 children, b. Llewel, Bre. A.L.Ethel James, dau. 26, single, music teacher, b. Hay

24 Broad Street 1901 Census George Allen. head, mar. 38, Ironmonger's ass't, b. Hay Sarah Allen, wife, 40, b. Orcop, Her. Rosa Williams, servant, 13, b. Cusop, Her.

24 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas Evans, head, mar. 73, Retired Tailor, b. Rhayader, Rads. Eunice Evans, wife, 67, b. Kinnersley, Her. Mary James, servant, 14, domestic, b. Cusop, Her.

24 Broad Street 1881 Census Robert Griffith, head, unm. 24, Solicitor, b. Hay Mary Griffith, sister, 22, b. Hay Anne Davies, servant, 21, b. Camrose, Pem.

24 Broad Street 1871 Census Catherine Davies, Visitor, unm. 68, Annuitant, b. Hay Ann Parry, Servant, unm. 21, domestic, b. Hay Fagan Dawes, lodger, unm. 71, Annuitant, b. Calcutta, India

Savings Bank, (24?) Broad Street 1861 Census (possibly this house) John Thomas Johnson, head, mar. 36, Solicitor & Articled Managing Clerk, b. Crowle, Lincs. Sarah Maria Johnson, wife, 42, b. Conisborough, Yorks. Frederick 6; Charles 4; George 1; all born Hay Mary Ann Poynton, sil, mar. 44, b. Conisborough, Yorks. Harriet Evans, servant, b. Clyro, Rads. Ellis Lee, lodger, unm. 32, Curate of Clyro, b. Staunton on Arrow, Her.

(24?) Broad Street 1851 Census (Possibly this premises) Catherine Hadley, head, wid. 25, Annuitant, b. Hay Ann 4; Louisa 1; born Hay Charlotte Powell, servant, 18, domestic, b. Hay

(24?) Broad Street 1841 Census (Possibly this premises) Henry Capel, 30, Surgeon, n Catherine Capel, 25, n Arthur Capel, 3, y Ann Hanley, 25, fs, y

Brynhyfryd, 25 Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7325

25 Broad Street 1911 Census Mary Morris, head, 71, widow, 13 children 9 living, Boarding house keeper, b. Dorstone Arthur James Morris, son, 43, single, Postman, b. Hay Annie Morris, dau. 42, single, domestic servant, b. Hay Rose Morris, dau. 31, single, domestic servant, b. Hay Edward? Lant?, boarder, 47, single, chemist shop ass. b. Mountain Ash, Glam. John Hird? boarder, 36, chemist ass. b. ? Glam.

25 Broad Street 1901 Census Thomas James, head, mar. 46, Elementary School Teacher, b. Llywel? Bre. Mary James, wife, 42, b. Llywel? Bre. Blodwen James, dau. 8, b. Hay Mary E. Jenkins, boarder, unm. 28, Elementary School Teacher, b. Aberystwyth, Card. Alice Murray, servant, 15, b. Withington, Her.

25 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas James, head, mar. 35, Elementary School Teacher, b. Traianmawr, Bre. Mary James, wife, 31, b. Traianmawr, Bre. Agnes 7; Joseph 5, born Hay Gwen Williams, servant, 19, domestic, b. Dowlais, Glam. Llewellyn Joseph, visitor, unm. 20, farmer, b. Traianmawr, Bre.

25 Broad Street 1881 Census Charles Payne, head, mar. 24, Land Agent Clerk, b. Foston Grantham, Lincs. Fanny Payne, wife, 20, b. Ledbury, Her. Helen Barrett, visitor, unm. 20, Tanners Daughter, b. Bishops Frome, Her. Alberta Morris, servant, 20, b. Bredwardine, Her.

25 Broad Street 1871 Census Richard Chaloner, head, mar. 42, Clerk to Commissioners of Law?, b. Clyro, Rads. Hannah Chaloner, wife, 38, b. Clyro, Rads. William 8; Frederick 6; Ada 5; Richard 3; Louisa Watkins, servant, 18, domestic, b. Hay

(25?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) Henry proctor, head, mar. 67, General Practitioner, visor? to 1815 Union Workhouse, M.O. & Public Vaccinator, b. Presteigne, Rads. Annie Proctor, wife, 59, b. Hay Annie Hodges, gd. 3, b. Amberley, Her. Eliza Davies, servant, unm. 26, domestic, b. Clifford, Her. Edward Bynon, servant, 19, Groom, b. Llowes, Rads.

(25) Broad Street 1851 Census Henry Proctor, head, mar. 56, General Practitioner in practice as surgeon Elizabeth Proctor, wife, 50, b. Hay Henry Richard Proctor, son, unm. 23, druggist, b. Hay Margaret Jane Proctor, dau. 11, b. Hay John William Irwin, nephew, 19, Grocers ass't, b. Hay Jane Vaughan, servant, 16, domestic, b. Kington, Rads.

(25?) Broad Street 1841 Census Henry Proctor, 43, Surgeon, n Elizabeth Proctor, 35, y Henry 14; Eliza Ann 13; Richard 10; Ann 8; Margaret 2; Phillip Fowkes, 14, ms. n

1830 Pigot's Directory - Surgeons - Proctor & Son, Wye Bridge Street

25a Broad Street

Broad Street 1911 Census (probably 25a Yellow brick house) Elisha Reece Morris, head, 45, mar. Corporate Accountant, employer, b. Hay Mary Ann Morris, wife, 35, married 11 years 3 children, b. Hay Muriel Gladys Kinsey, sil, 23, single, domestic servant, b. Hay Christine Mary Morris, dau. 9, b. Hay Doris Gwendoline Morris, dau. 7 b. Hay Roma Kathleen Morris, dau. 3, b. Hay

26-28 Broad Street

26 Broad Street 1911 Census (The Cottage) Maria Gwilliam, wife, 38 years, married 16 years 2 children, b. Painscastle, Rads. Gladys May Gwilliam, dau. 15, ass. in hardware shop, b. Talgarth Lawsons George Gwilliam, son, 6, b. Clyro

26 Broad Street 1901 Census Priscilla Owens, head, wid. 69, b. Neath, Glam. Emily Owens, dau. unm. 41, b. Brecon (Blind) Mary Owens, dau. unm. 38, Dressmaker, b. Brecon

26 Broad Street 1891 Census Emma Prosser, head, wid. 68, Dressmaker, b. Rads.

26 Broad Street 1881 Census William Tillet, head, wid. 35, Railway Telegraph Man, b. Middlesex, London Elizabeth Owens, servant, unm. 31, housekeeper, b. Llanroost, Den.

26 Broad Street 1871 Census Ann Byron, head, wid. 81, Retired Innkeeper, b. Aberedw, Rads. Mary Reynolds, dau. unm. 43, retired Grocer, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

Seymour Place, (26?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) Mary Stephens Reynolds, head, mar. 35, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

(26?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this house) Richard Meredith, head, 52, Land Surveyor, b. Colva, Rads. Charlotte Meredith, wife, 46, b. Brilley, Her. Anne Meredith, dau. 22, b. Colva, Rads. Mary Meredith, dau. 9, b. Kington, Her. James Bailis Meredith, son, 2, b. Hay

27 Broad Street 1911 Census Emma Bromage, head, 65, single, Retired Housekeeper, b. Brilley, Her.

27 Broad Street 1901 Census James Davies, head, mar. 41, Circular Sawyer, b. Hay Mary Davies, wife, 29, b. Edinburgh, Scotland Helen 6; Elizabeth 3;

27 Broad Street 1891 Census George Meredith, head, mar. 29, joiner, b. Hay Dorothy Meredith, wife, 27, b. Rhayader, Rads. Dorothy Meredith, dau. 2mo. b. Hay

27 Broad Street 1881 Census Ann Williams, head, wid, 61, Formerly Tanners wife, b. Yorkshire Charles Williams, son, mar. 21, joiner, b. Hay Eliza Wall, servant, 14, b. Priory Wood, Her.

27 Broad Street 1871 Census Jane Davies, head, wid. 82, Labourer's widow, b. Llandilo Graban, Rads. Elizabeth Davies, dau. unm. 46, Domestic Servant, b. Llanstephan, Rads. Henry Davies, son, unm. 36, Ag Lab. b. Taluchdu? Bre.

Seymour Place, (27?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) William Delahay, head, mar. 23, Cordwainer, b. Staunton on Wye, Her. Margaret Delahay, wife, 26, Dressmaker, b. Llandewyfach, Rads. Mary Ann Lewis, sil, 16, Dressmaker, b. Llandewyfach, Rads.

(27?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this house) William Taylor, head, mar. 33, Groom, b. Kington, Her. Celia Taylor, wife, 33, b. Brilley, Her. Thomas Taylor, son, 8mo. b. Hay

28 Broad Street 1901 Census Ann Evans, head, unm. 77, own means, b. Llanwrtyd, Bre. Edith Prosser, boarder, unm. 20, Elementary School Teacher, b. Rhayader, Rads.

28 Broad Street 1891 Census Ann Evans, head, unm. 68, own means, b. Llanwrtyd, Bre.

28 Broad Street 1881 Census Temporarily absent

28 Broad Street 1871 Census Cornelius Mytton, head, mar. 44, Fishing Tackle Dealer, b. Birmingham Emily Mytton, wife, 37, b. Leamington, Warwick

(28?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) Catherine Nicholls, head, wid. 47, Seamstress, b. Llanbeder, Rads. Julia 12; Mary 10; Sarah 8; Thomas 6; Ada 3;

(28?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this house) Jane Prosser, head, wid. 77, b. Hay William Prosser, son, unm. 50, weaver, b. Hay John Prosser, son, unm. 41, weaver, b. Hay

29 Broad Street

29 Broad Street 1901 Census - uninhabited

29 Broad Street 1891 Census David Williams, head, mar. 63, Cooper, b. Builth, Bre. Elizabeth Williams, wife, 63, Dressmaker, b. Hereford Ann Williams, dau. 36, Dressmaker, b. Hay

29 Broad Street 1881 Census William Maskall, head, mar. 53, Retired Butcher, b. Hay Eunice Maskall, wife, 57, b. Kinnersley, Her. Sarah Crompton, niece, 20, Drapers ass't, b. Orcop, Her.

29 Broad Street 1871 Census William Whorton, head, mar. 48, Turner, b. Stourbridge, Worcs. Ann Whorton, wife, 57, b. Alton, Her. Jane Whorton, dau. 16, b. Bromyard, Her.

(29?) Broad Street 1861 Census (probably this house) Thomas Preece, head, unm. 50, male servant, b. Bredwardine, Her.

(29?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this house) Mary Earle, head, wid. 77, Skinners widow, b. Murnywood? Her. Ann Higgins, lodger, unm. 49, Laundress, b. Winforton, Her. Ann Higgins, dau. 17, laundress, b. Hay

30 Broad Street

30 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas Williams, head, mar. 28, Gardener, b. Leominster, Her. Elizabeth Williams, wife, 27, b. Brobury, Her. Annie 5; William 3; Mary 2; all born Hay

30 Broad Street 1881 Census William Bevan, head, mar. 45, Corn Miller, b. Llanbedr, Rads. Jane Bevan, wife, 41, b. Montgomeryshire Elizabeth 11; Alice 8; Mary 6; all born Hay

30 Broad Street 1871 Census William Beavan, head, mar. 33, Miller, b. Llandewy, Rads. Jane Beavan, wife, 30, b. Knighton, Rads. Elizabeth Beavan, dau. 2mo. b. Hay

(30?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this house) William Jones, head, mar. 84, labourer, b. Llanigon, Bre. Ann Jones, wife, 84, b. Hay William Jones, son, unm. 61, Labourer, b. Hay Tanners Arms, (30?) Broad Street

Tanners Arms - 31 (& 32?) Broad Street

(Photo - The Tanners Arms is the building on the right)

(31?) Broad Street 1851 Census (probably this premises) William Moore, head, mar. 55, Coach Proprietor, b. Wigan, Lancs. James Moore, son, 16, b. Boughrood, Bre. Catherine Moore, dau, 12, b. Boughrood, Bre. Henry Moore, gs. 4, b. Boughrood, Bre.

(31?) Broad Street 1861 Census (possibly this house or number 30) Helen Price, head, wid. 68, b. Bredwardine, Her. Walter Price, son, wid. 33, Fisherman, b. Hay William Price, gs. 10, b. Hay George Price, gs. 7, b. Hay Albert Price, gs, 4, b. Hay

31 Broad Street 1871 Census Elizabeth Evans, head, unm. 42, Beer House Keeper, b. Boughrood, Rads. Elizabeth M. Evans, dau. 10, b. Swansea, Glam. William Shaw, head, mar. 26, Woolstapler, b. Ross, Her. Milborough Shaw, wife, 27, Dressmaker, b. Brimfield, Her.

32 Broad Street 1871 Census Maria Owen, head, wid. 65, Surveyor's widow, b. Clyro, Rads. Janet Owen, dau. unm. 39, Schoolmistress, b. Clyro, Rads. Maria M. Powell, gd. 10, b. Llanigon, Bre.

The license was transferred to Rice Davies, late of Newbridge, on 3 April 1876. He didn't stay long, and neither did William Cole, his replacement, who was followed by James Williams, both in 1879. At that time the owner was M.S.Reynolds who became licensee in 1881.

Tanners Arms, 31 Broad Street 1881 Census Mary Reynolds, head, wid. 54, Innkeeper, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

Tanners Arms, 31 Broad Street 1891 Census Edwin Hathaway, head, mar. 40, Poultry Dealer, b. Eynsham, Oxford Hannah Hathaway, wife, 38, b. Llangastry, Bre. George 16; Emily 14; Anne 10; Edwin 5;

Tanners Arms, Broad Street 1901 Census Sidney Meadows, head, mar. 32, Innkeeper & Gardener, b. Burton on Wake, Gloucs. Elizabeth Meadows, wife, 31, b. Whitney, Her. Dorothy 5; Frederick 3; Cecil 1;

Tanners Arms, Broad Street 1911 Census Frank Warren Webb, head, 37, mar. Innkeeper, b. Hay Marguerita Webb, wife, 33, mar. 9 years 2 children 1 living, b. Whitney, Her. Ashly Seymour? Warren Webb, son, 5, b. Hay Minnie? Webb, niece, 15, domestic servant, b. Hay Gerrie? Ebenezer Webb, brother, 39, mar. groom, b. Hay Sarah Alice Webb, sil, 35, married 5 years 5 children 2 living? , b. Kington George P Woodward, boarder, 65, widower, Coach Smith, carriage building, b. Cliffpupud?, Wilts. Thomas Farley, boarder, 48, single, Engine driver steam saw mills, Upton Studmere? Wells George Davies, boarder, 36, single, Miller at Flour mills, Ludlow, Salop

Poplar House, Broad Street

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7326

Formerly called Pound Head. A two storey nineteenth century house on the corner of Broad Street and Heol-y-Dwr It was in existence by 1847 when it was depicted on the Tithe Map. The house presents a symmetrical, three window, front to Broad Street, where it has a railed forecourt. The central doorway has a robust doorcase with a fluted bracket hood and half round Tuscan columns. The walls are of coursed rubble beneath a slate hipped roof, framed by brick end chimney stacks. There is a cellar beneath the Heol-y-Dwr frontage. At the rear is a two storey service range with attics.

Poplar House, Broad Street 1911 Census Thomas Wallis, head, 63, mar. Sub postmaster, b. Newport Pagnell, Bucks. Anne Wallis, wife, 58, married 34 years, 12 children 10 living, b. Glyn Neath, Glam. Gladys Mary Wallis, dau. 26, single, Sorting Clerk & Telegraphist, b. Hay Norah Gertrude Wallis, dau. 21, single, Milliner, b. Hay Owen Tomkins Wallis, son, 17, single, school, b. Hay William Godfrey Wallis, son, 15, b. Hay Dorothy Kathleen Wallis, dau. 13, b. Hay Aice Maud Price, boarder, 19, single, Clerk at Post Office, b. Eardisly

Poplar House, Broad Street 1901 Census James Chambers, head, mar. 39, Solicitor, b. Bishops Frome, Her. Ada Chambers, wife, 32, b. Clare, Suffolk Dorothy Chambers, dau. 5, b. Hay Alice Cross, servant, unm. 16, b. Ullinswick, Her.

Poplar House, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Stephens, head, wid. 77, b. Glastonbury, Somerset Mary Stephens, dau. unm. 47, Dressmaker, b. Hay Annie Stephens, dau. 45, dressmaker, b. Hay

Poplar House, Broad Street 1881 Census Eleanor Webb, head, wid. 52, Annuitant, b. Dorstone, Her. Clara Webb, dau. 20, b. Hay Phoebe Jones, visitor, wid. 61, Annuitant, b. Brecon Mary Gibson, visitor, unm. 20, b. Brecon Francis Holyoak, visitor, unm. 25, Solicitor, b. Droitwich, Worcs. Rachael Jones, servant, unm. 21, Cook, b. Llandevalle, Bre. Mary Powell, servant, 18, housemaid, b. Hay

Poplar House, Broad Street 1871 Census William Webb, head, mar. 48, Corn Merchant & Miller, empl. 3 men. b. Brecon Eleanor Webb, wife, 43, b. Dorstone, Her. Clara Webb, dau. 10, b. Hay Hannah Parry, servant, unm. 19, domestic, b. Hay

(Poplar House) Broad Street 1861 Census William Webb, head, mar. 38, Miller empl. 3 men, b. Brecon Eleanor webb, wife, 33, b. Dorstone, Her. Arthur 2; Clara 11mo. born Hay Margaret Williams, visitor, wid. 36, b. Dorstone, Her. Emma Parry, servant, unm. 31, b. Cusop, Her. Jane Jones, servant, 17, nurse, b. Blakemere, Her.

Broad Street 1851 Census (possibly this premises) Sophia Lewis, head, wid. 81, b. Marylebone, Middlesex Caroline Lewis, dau. unm. 40, Dressmaker, b. St Mary's Whitechapel, London

The Globe, (Ebenezer United Reformed Church), Broad St., Hay

Grade: II Date Listed: 2 January 1988 Cadw Building ID: 7399

Ebenezer Church was built in 1845, in the Sub-Classical style, of the short-wall entry type, by architect D. Griffiths. In 2000 the church was converted into the Globe Galllery. Independent - Broad St

1871 PO Directory (Ebenezer) Various Ministers 1880 Slaters Directory Rev. Samuel M. Brough

Broad Street - The census in full as taken by enumerators 1841-1911

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Broad Street 1841 Census Edward Hoskins, 46, shoemaker, n Mary Hoskins, 50, n Edwin 21; Caroline 18; Charlotte 17; Ephriam 12, Calibe 10;

Broad Street 1841 Census John Millward, 65, builder, y Margaret Millward, 51, y Mary Ann 17; Margaret 13; Ann 9; Eliza 1; Charles Millward, 68, y Thomas Cooper, 75, Ind. n

Broad Street 1841 Census Elizabeth Smith, 74, n Thomas Norman, 27, carpenter, n Mary Norman, 30, n Thomas Norman, 2, y William Norman, 8 days, y Ann Morgan, 14, fs, y

(Rose & Crown) (10) Broad Street 1841 Census Thomas James, 65, Innkeeper, y Hannah James, 63, n William Johnes, 59, Ind. y John Williams, 29, Ostler, ms, n Mary Griffiths, 20, fs, n

(12) Broad Street 1841 Census William Earle, 40, Baker, y Catherine Earle, 25, y John Earle , 10, ms. y

(21?) Broad Street 1841 Census William Acton, 45, Malster, y Milina Acton, 50, n Elenor Williams, 27, fs, n Robert Evans, 27, ms. n Charles Williams, 20, ms. y

Broad Street 1841 Census Maria Davies, 30, Plumber, n Thomas 10; Maria 8; Sarah 6; Emma 4; Lucy 2; Edmond 5mo. Ellen Davies, 15, fs, n Jane Saunders, 15, fs, n

Broad Street 1841 Census John Williams, 45, Surgeon, n Mary Williams, 46, n Fagan Dawes, 44, Ind. n Catharine Williams, 39, fs. n

Broad Street 1841 Census J. B. Watkins, 60, Ind. y Elizaeth Jones, 40, fs. y

Broad Street 1841 Census Elizabeth Hope, 60, Ind. n Frances Hope, 25, dressmaker, y William Pagan, 25, Tea Dealer, b. Scotland John Kennedy, 25, Tea Dealer, b. Scotland David Taft, 24, Excise Officer, n

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Broad Street 1841 Census Ann Higgins, 89, Washerwoman, n Ann Higgins, 8, y

Broad Street 1841 Census David Prosser, 76, weaver, n Jane Prosser, 68, y William Prosser, 42, weaver, n John Prosser, 30, Weaver, y Joseph Prosser, 23, mason, y Caroline Morgan, 4, y

Broad Street 1841 Census Mary Ann Hards, 20, Independant, n John H. Hards, 18, Grocer, n Mary Ann Hards, 6, n

Broad Street 1841 Census Benjamin Evans, 60, Labourer, n Sarah Evans, 56, n Margaret Evans, 30, servant, y Thomas Evans, Mason, y

(25?) Broad Street 1841 Census Henry Proctor, 43, Surgeon, n Elizabeth Proctor, 35, y Henry 14; Eliza Ann 13; Richard 10; Ann 8; Margaret 2; Phillip Fowkes, 14, ms. n

(24?) Broad Street 1841 Census Henry Capel, 30, Surgeon, n Catherine Capel, 25, n Arthur Capel, 3, y Ann Hanley, 25, fs, y

(23?) Broad Street 1841 Census Ernest Watkins, 65, Currier, y Richard Watkins, 35?, Ind. y James Watkins, 30, Currier, y Elizabeth Fryer, 25, fs. n Mary Maddox, 2, n

(22?) Broad Street 1841 Census James Spencer, 70, attorney at law, b. Ireland Eliza Lloyd, 25, fs, n Esther Howells, 20, fs. n William Machane, 20, ms, b. Ireland

(21?) Broad Street 1841 Census Alfred Randal, 25, Attorney at Law, n Sarah Randal, 25, n Sarah Eliza Randal, 4 mo. y Charles Burgwyne, 25, ms. n Mary Ann Gretton, 25, fs. n Charlotte Morgan, 25, fs. n

(20?) Broad Street 1841 Census James Pritchard, 40, mason, n Emma 16; Ann 12; James 11; Mary 7; Frances 5

Broad Street 1841 Census Henry Pitt, 51, Blacksmith, n Eleanor Pitt, 40, y Thomas Davies, 40, Blacksmith, n William Pitt, 70, Blacksmith, n Catherine Davies, 20, fs. n

Broad Street 1841 Census John Maddy, 25, druggist, n Richard Bowers, 15, appr. n Elizabeth Price, 20, fs. y

Broad Street 1841 Census William Higgins, 31, Attorney at Law, n Magdalen Lewis, 40, fs. n James Williams, 14, ms. n

Broad Street 1841 Census Susannah Jones, 65, Publican, n James Price, 30, mason, y Eliza Price, 30, n James 7; John 3; Mary 1; John Price, 60, mason, n Ann Price, 60, n Susan Price 8, y

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Broad Street 1851 Census Sophia Lewis, head, wid. 81, b. Marylebone, Middlesex Caroline Lewis, dau. unm. 40, Dressmaker, b. St Mary's Whitechapel, London

Broad Street 1851 Census William Moore, head, mar. 55, Coach Proprietor, b. Wigan, Lancs. James Moore, son, 16, b. Boughrood, Bre. Catherine Moore, dau, 12, b. Boughrood, Bre. Henry Moore, gs. 4, b. Boughrood, Bre.

Broad Street 1851 Census William Jones, head, mar. 84, labourer, b. Llanigon, Bre. Ann Jones, wife, 84, b. Hay William Jones, son, unm. 61, Labourer, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Mary Earle, head, wid. 77, Skinners widow, b. Murnywood? Her. Ann Higgins, lodger, unm. 49, Laundress, b. Winforton, Her. Ann Higgins, dau. 17, laundress, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Jane Prosser, head, wid. 77, b. Hay William Prosser, son, unm. 50, weaver, b. Hay John Prosser, son, unm. 41, weaver, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census William Taylor, head, mar. 33, Groom, b. Kington, Her. Celia Taylor, wife, 33, b. Brilley, Her. Thomas Taylor, son, 8mo. b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Richard Meredith, head, 52, Land Surveyor, b. Colva, Rads. Charlotte Meredith, wife, 46, b. Brilley, Her. Anne Meredith, dau. 22, b. Colva, Rads. Mary Meredith, dau. 9, b. Kington, Her. James Bailis Meredith, son, 2, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Henry Proctor, head, mar. 56, General Practitioner in practice as surgeon Elizabeth Proctor, wife, 50, b. Hay Henry Richard Proctor, son, unm. 23, druggist, b. Hay Margaret Jane Proctor, dau. 11, b. Hay John William Irwin, nephew, 19, Grocers ass't, b. Hay Jane Vaughan, servant, 16, domestic, b. Kington, Rads.

Broad Street 1851 Census Catherine Hadley, head, wid. 25, Annuitant, b. Hay Ann 4; Louisa 1; born Hay Charlotte Powell, servant, 18, domestic, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Frances Langley, head, wid. 46, Private Governess, b. Hay Catherine Davies, sister, unm. 32, Independant, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census Richard Watkins, head, unm. 78, Gentleman, b. Hay John Maddox, nephew, mar. 46, Builder, b. Vowchurch, Her. Catherine Maddox, niece, wife, 45, b. Cusop, Her. Mary Jane 12; Catherine Maria 11; Emma Watkins 4;

Broad Street 1851 Census Mary Susan Wynne, head, unm. 30, Independant, b. Hereford Eliza Chamberlain, servant, unm. 27, b. Hereford

Broad Street 1851 Census William Acton, head, mar. 57, Malster, b. Llanigon, Bre. Milina Acton, wife, 65, b. Bosbury, Her. Elin Williams, servant, unm. 37, cook, b. Llandegley, Rads. Caroline Evans, servant, unm. 18, housemaid, b. Hay Robert Evans, servant, unm. 37, Malster, b. Kinnersley, Salop Andrew Jones, servant, unm. 37, Malster, b. Tree Vigloss? Mont. Edward Owen, servant, unm. 35, Groom, b. Oldswinford, Worcs.

Broad Street 1851 Census Henry Prosser, head, mar. 35, Coal Merchant, b. Llowes, Rads. Louisa Prosser, wife, mar. 30, b. Eardisley, Her. William 6; Henry 3; Emma 1;

Broad Street 1851 Census Uninhabited

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Broad Street 1851 Census Joseph Prosser, head, mar. 36, Licensed Victualler, b. Dewchurch, Her. Mary Prosser, wife, 32, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Mary Ann 3; Joseph Thomas 11mo. Elizabeth Wankling, servant, 16, b. Newchurch, Rads. John Nicholls, lodger, mar. 26, Journeyman Brickmaker, b. Birmingham Prudence Nicholls, lodgers wife, mar. 26, b. Birmingham John Walker, lodger, unm. 48, Plasterer, b. Hay Edward Price, lodger, unm. 38, Labourer, b. Llanddwr, Rads. Theophilus Lloyd, lodger, unm. 45, Journeyman Butcher, b. Huntingdon, Her. Thomas Pritchard, lodger, mar. 55, Fishing Tackle Manufacturer, b. Clyro, Rads.

Broad Street 1851 Census John Millward, head, mar. 75, Builder, b. Hay, Bre. Margaret Millward, wife, 61, b. Michaelchurch, Rads. Ann Milward, dau. unm. 20, b. Hay Henry James Lucas, lodger, 26, Inland Revenue Officer, b. Winchester, Hants.

Broad Street 1851 Census John Baker, head, mar. 45, Master Taylor empl. 3 men, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 46, b. Wellington, Her. Samuel 12; Jane 10; Martha 8; James Graves, lodger, unm. 36, Journeyman Taylor, b. Wellington, Her. William Powell, appr. 16, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census uninhabited

Broad Street 1851 Census William T. Stanley, head, mar. 36, Plumber & Glazier, b. Alcester, Warks. Elizabeth Stanley, wife, 38, b. Alcester, Warks. Charles 5; Edwin 2; Elizabeth 8mo. b. Hay Thomas Skinner, appr. 12, b. Alcester, Warks.

Broad Street 1851 Census Hannah James, head, wid. 72, Cow Keeper, b. Clifford, Her. Lucy Davies, niece, 12, b. Hay William Johns, lodger, mar. 48, Gardener, b. Hay

Broad Street 1851 Census William Price, head, mar. 40, Innkeeper, b. Kington, Her. Sarah Price, wife, 35, b. Ross, Her. Henry 16; Robert 15; Alfred 11; Charles 6; Sarah 4; Ann Brewer, mil, wid. 53, b. Monmouth Elizabeth Long, servant, unm. 43, b. Hay Ann Preece, servant, 13, b. Hay William Moore, lodger, unm. 23, Grocers ass't, b. Hay William Howells, lodger, unm. 20, Bankers Clerk, b. Llandwrog, Carm.

Broad Street 1851 Census Thomas Williams, head, mar. 53, Innkeeper, b. Monmouth Ann Williams, wife, 53, b. Disserth, Rads. Mary Ann Williams, dau. unm. 28, b. Llanigon, Bre.

Broad Street 1851 Census William Earle, head, mar. 51, Baker & Grocer, b. Hay Catherine Earle, wife, 37, b. Hay Catherine Rumsey, niece, 10, b. Hay Mary Gough, servant, 17, b. Cusop, Her.

Broad Street 1851 Census Ester Harrington, head, unm. 52, Housekeeper, b. Clyro, Rads.

Broad Street 1851 Census William Davies, head, mar. 32, Master Plumber, b. Hay Emma Davies, wife, 31, b. Hay Emma Alice 10; Maria 8; Edmund 4; Harry 1;

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(17?) Broad Street 1861 Census Oliver Pritchard, head, unm. 30, Master Draper, b. Woonton, Her. Elizabeth Pritchard, sister, unm. 35, b. Almely, Her. Sarah Evans, ass't, b. Axminster, Devon Horatio Knight, appr. 16, b. Tewkesbury, Gloucs.

Broad Street 1861 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1861 Census William Byron, head, mar. 41, Woolstapler & Grocer, b. Saddleworth, Yorks. Margaret Byron, wife, 37, b. Ross, Her. Ada 10; Rosa 7; Emily 5; Henry 2; Bertha 5mo. ; all born Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census Thomas Gwynne, head, mar. 42, Relieving Officer, b. Glasbury, Rads. Martha Gwynne, wife, 38, b. Gwendwr, Bre. John 19; Elizabeth 17; Jane 13; Thomas 12; Eliza 9; James 6; Edwin 3; Robert 1;

Broad Street 1861 Census Elizabeth Morgan, head, wid. 87, Fundholder, b. Glasbury, Rads. Elizabeth Moore, dau. mar. 57, b. Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census Sarah Lloyd, head, wid. 48, b. Clifford, Her. William 12; James 10; Emma 5; all born Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census James Welson, head, mar. 42, Tanner & Currier empl. 2 tanners, 3 curriers & 1 woman, b. Kington, Her. Elizabeth Welson, wife, 48, b. Hay Annie Lloyd Welson, dau. 14, b. Hay Fagan Dawes, boarder, unm. 61, b. Bath, Som. George Adams, appr. unm. 20, b. Kington, Her. Henry Farr, appr. 18, b. Clifford, Her. Ann Hamer, servant, unm. 23, domestic, b. Newbridge, Rads. Sarah Ann Phillips, visitor, unm. 22, b. Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census Charles Lewis, head, mar. 25, Master Baker & Grocer, b. Hereford Diana Beavan Lewis, wife, 22, b. Eardisley, Her. Henry 3; Warren 1; born Hay Sarah Agnes Watkins, sil, 15, b. Eardisley, Her. Sarah Tudor, servant, 18, b. Clyro, Rads.

Yellow House, Broad Street, 1861 Census William Acton, head, mar. 66, maltster, b. Llanigon, Bre. Mary Acton, wife, 54, b. Whipsnade, Beds. Charlotte Williams, cook, unm. 35, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Wozencroft, housemaid, 19, b. Discoed, Rads. John Morgan, servant, unm. 25, b. Llandewi Cwm, Bre. Joseph Williams, servant, unm. 26, Groom, b. Gladestry, Rads.

Broad Street 1861 Census James Watkins, head, mar. 52, Grocer, b. Hay Ann Watkins, wife, 54, b. Brilley, Her. Mary Bolter, boarder, unm. 40, b. Hereford George Morton, lodger, unm. 22, Schoolmaster, b. Manchester, Lancs. Joseph Allbutt, lodger, unm. 21, Clerk in N.P. Bank, Hay, b. Clifford, Her.

Broad Street 1861 Census Maria Davies, head, wid. 50, Dressmaker, b. Hay Charles Davies, son, 13, b. Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1861 Census John Maddox, head, mar. 53, Builder, b. Vowchurch, Her. Catherine Maddox, wife, 53, b. Hay Eunice Maddox, dau. 14, b. Hay Catherin A.M. Keer, gd. 1, b. Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census John Baker, head, mar. 54, Tailor, b. Clyro, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 53, b. Clyro, Rads. Jane Baker, dau. unm. 21, Dressmaker, b. Llowes, Rads.

Broad Street 1861 Census Richard Lloyd, head, mar. 46, Baptist Minister of Penrheol Chapel, b. Llanpenal, Cardigan Elizabeth Lloyd, wife, 45, Grocer & Tea Dealer, b. Presteign, Rads. Richard Lloyd, son, unm. 20, Carpenter, b. walton, Rads. John Vaughan Lloyd, son, 18, Carpenter, b. Evenjobb, Rads. Elizabeth 15; Albert 9; Thomas 6;

Broad Street 1861 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 53, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Diana Williams, dau. 16, b. Hay Sarah Evans, servant, unm. 45, housekeeper, b. Bronllys, Bre.

Savings Bank, Broad Street 1861 Census John Thomas Johnson, head, mar. 36, Solicitor & Articled Managing Clerk, b. Crowle, Lincs. Sarah Maria Johnson, wife, 42, b. Conisborough, Yorks. Frederick 6; Charles 4; George 1; all born Hay Mary Ann Poynton, sil, mar. 44, b. Conisborough, Yorks. Harriet Evans, servant, b. Clyro, Rads. Ellis Lee, lodger, unm. 32, Curate of Clyro, b. Staunton on Arrow, Her.

Broad Street 1861 Census Henry proctor, head, mar. 67, General Practitioner, visor? to 1815 Union Workhouse, M.O. & Public Vaccinator, b. Presteigne, Rads. Annie Proctor, wife, 59, b. Hay Annie Hodges, gd. 3, b. Amberley, Her. Eliza Davies, servant, unm. 26, domestic, b. Clifford, Her. Edward Bynon, servant, 19, Groom, b. Llowes, Rads.

Seymour Place, Broad Street 1861 Census Mary Stephens Reynolds, head, mar. 35, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

Seymour Place, Broad Street 1861 Census William Delahay, head, mar. 23, Cordwainer, b. Staunton on Wye, Her. Margaret Delahay, wife, 26, Dressmaker, b. Llandewyfach, Rads. Mary Ann Lewis, sil, 16, Dressmaker, b. Llandewyfach, Rads.

Broad Street 1861 Census Catherine Nicholls, head, wid. 47, Seamstress, b. Llanbeder, Rads. Julia 12; Mary 10; Sarah 8; Thomas 6; Ada 3;

Broad Street 1861 Census Thomas Preece, head, unm. 50, male servant, b. Bredwardine, Her.

Broad Street 1861 Census Helen Price, head, wid. 68, b. Bredwardine, Her. Walter Price, son, wid. 33, Fisherman, b. Hay William Price, gs. 10, b. Hay George Price, gs. 7, b. Hay Albert Price, gs, 4, b. Hay

Broad Street 1861 Census William Webb, head, mar. 38, Miller empl. 3 men, b. Brecon Eleanor webb, wife, 33, b. Dorstone, Her. Arthur 2; Clara 11mo. born Hay Margaret Williams, visitor, wid. 36, b. Dorstone, Her. Emma Parry, servant, unm. 31, b. Cusop, Her. Jane Jones, servant, 17, nurse, b. Blakemere, Her.

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1 & 2 Broad Street 1871 Census Uninhabited

3 Broad Street 1871 Census Stephen Williams, head, wid. 63, Retired Tanner, b. Cusop, Her. Jane Jones, servant, unm. 30, b. Talgarth

4 Broad Street 1871 Census Matthew Payne, head, mar. 57, Innkeeper, b. Grantham, Lincs. Elinor Payne, wife, 46, b. Foston, Lincs. Charles 15; Eva 11; Matthias, 9; Cecil 5; Jessy 4;

5 Broad Street 1871 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 35, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 28, b. Sonning, Berks. Emily Sarah 13; Thomas 11; Frederick 2mo. all born Hay

7 Broad Street 1871 Census John Baker, head, mar. 66, Tailor, b. Llowes, Rads. Elizabeth Baker, wife, 64, b. Wellington, Her. Jane Baker, dau. unm. 29, Dressmaker, b. Llowes, Rads.

8 Broad Street 1871 Census Lewis George, head, wid. 42, Retired Farmer, b. Bassaley? Mon.

9 Broad Street 1871 Census Robert Price, head, mar. 33, saddler, b. Kington, Her. Anne Price, wife, 33, b. Byford, Her.

10 Broad Street 1871 Census Anne Hope, head, mar. 31, Hotel Keeper, b. Hay Emily 10; Bernard 7; George 3; all born Hay Ann Morgan, servant, 28, b. Aberedw, Rads. Margaret Gore, servant, 18, b. Clyro, Rads. William Knight, boarder, mar. 45, cattle dealer, b. Hereford Edward Segby? boarder, mar. 40, Cattle Dealer, b. Hereford Richard Farr, boarder, mar. 43, Cattle Dealer, b. Hereford Elizabeth Prosser, sister, mar. 35, farmers wife, b. Hay 11 Broad Street 1871 Census James Maskall, head, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Mary Maskall, wife, 46, b. Llowes, Rads. Thomas Probert, nephew, unm. 20, Carpenter, b. Llowes, Rads. Mary Ann Gwilliam, niece, 14, b. Hay Robert Gwilliam, nephew, 7, b. Hay William Taylor, lodger, wid. 58, Gardener, b. Kington, Her. Edward Gratly, lodger, unm. 48, Ostler, b. Hay

13 Broad Street 1871 Census Unoccupied

15 Broad Street 1871 Census William Stephens, head, mar. 35, Painter & Plumber empl. 3 men & 1 boay, b. Knighton, Rads. Eleanor Stephens, wife, 37, b. Glasbury, Rads. Thomas 10; William 5; Anne 2; born Hay John Stephens, father, wid. 71, Painter, b. Presteigne, Her. Elizabeth Evans, servant, unm. 25, Milliner, b. Clyro, Rads. Sarah Ann Jones, servant, unm. 20, Milliner, b. Boughrood, Rads.

17 Broad Street 1871 Census Oliver Pritchard, head, unm. 40, Draper, b. Almely, Her. Elizabeth Pritchard, mother, wid. 75, b. Almely, Her. Eliza Pritchard, sister, unm. 48, b. Almely, Her.

19 Broad Street 1871 Census William Byron, head, mar. 51, Woolstapler, b. Yorkshire Margaret Byron, wife, 47, b. Ross, Her. Bertha Byron, dau. 10, b. Hay Mary Jones, servant, b. Hay

20 Broad Street 1871 Census Uninhabited

22 Broad Street 1871 Census Arthur Cheese, head, unm. 42, Solicitor, b. Lyonshall, Her. Edward Wood, boarder, 15, law clerk, b. Rhayader, Rads. William Probert, servant, 52, gardener, b. Lyonshall, Her. Emily Probert, servant, unm. 22, domestic, b. Lyonshall, Her.

23 Broad Street 1871 Census James Watkins, head, wid. 62, Insurance Agent, b. Hay Fortune Williams, visitor, unm. 58, Annuitant, b. Llanbeder, Rads.

24 Broad Street 1871 Census Catherine Davies, Visitor, unm. 68, Annuitant, b. Hay Ann Parry, Servant, unm. 21, domestic, b. Hay Fagan Dawes, lodger, unm. 71, Annuitant, b. Calcutta, India

26 Broad Street 1871 Census Ann Byron, head, wid. 81, Retired Innkeeper, b. Aberedw, Rads. Mary Reynolds, dau. unm. 43, retired Grocer, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

28 Broad Street 1871 Census Cornelius Mytton, head, mar. 44, Fishing Tackle Dealer, b. Birmingham Emily Mytton, wife, 37, b. Leamington, Warwick

29 Broad Street 1871 Census William Whorton, head, mar. 48, Turner, b. Stourbridge, Worcs. Ann Whorton, wife, 57, b. Alton, Her. Jane Whorton, dau. 16, b. Bromyard, Her.

30 Broad Street 1871 Census William Beavan, head, mar. 33, Miller, b. Llandewy, Rads. Jane Beavan, wife, 30, b. Knighton, Rads. Elizabeth Beavan, dau. 2mo. b. Hay

32 Broad Street 1871 Census Maria Owen, head, wid. 65, Surveyor's widow, b. Clyro, Rads. Janet Owen, dau. unm. 39, Schoolmistress, b. Clyro, Rads. Maria M. Powell, gd. 10, b. Llanigon, Bre.

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14 Broad Street 1881 Census Michael Molohan? ass't, unm. 26, Physician's Surgeon, b. Ireland Edwin Davies, servant, 16, Page, domestic, b. Llanarven? Bre.

8 Broad Street 1881 Census William Probert, head, wid. 67, Groom & Gardener, b. Lyonshall, Her. Emily Probert, dau. unm. 30, b. Lyonshall, Her. George Price, boarder, wid. 39, Mason, b. Hay

6 Broad Street 1881 Census Elizabeth Baynham, head, wid. 46, Grocer & Paperhanger, b. Matson, Gloucs. Harriet 19; Samuel 17; Fanny 11; Minnie 10; all born Hay

Black Swan, 5 Broad Street 1881 Census William Gwilliam, head, mar. 45, Innkeeper, b. Newchurch, Rads. Sarah Gwilliam, wife, 35, b. Twyford, Berks. Fred 10; Cath 8, born Hay

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3 Broad Street, 1881 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 26, Tanner Master empl. 3 men; b. Brecon Margaret Morgan, sister, 23, b. Brecon

Wyeside Cottage, Broad Street 1881 Census Elizabeth Blayney, head, wid. 60, Woolen Manufacturer, b. Llandinam, Mont. John Blayney, son, unm. 30, Draper out of employ, b. Newtown, Mont.

Mill House, Broad Street 1881 Census Arthur Webb, head, unm. 22, Miller empl. 3 men. b. Hay

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32 Broad Street 1881 Census Temporarily absent

Tanners Arms, 31 Broad Street 1881 Census Mary Reynolds, head, wid. 54, Innkeeper, b. Saddleworth, Yorks.

30 Broad Street 1881 Census William Bevan, head, mar. 45, Corn Miller, b. Llanbedr, Rads. Jane Bevan, wife, 41, b. Montgomeryshire Elizabeth 11; Alice 8; Mary 6; all born Hay

29 Broad Street 1881 Census William Maskall, head, mar. 53, Retired Butcher, b. Hay Eunice Maskall, wife, 57, b. Kinnersley, Her. Sarah Crompton, niece, 20, Drapers ass't, b. Orcop, Her.

28 Broad Street 1881 Census Temporarily absent

27 Broad Street 1881 Census Ann Williams, head, wid, 61, Formerly Tanners wife, b. Yorkshire Charles Williams, son, mar. 21, joiner, b. Hay Eliza Wall, servant, 14, b. Priory Wood, Her.

26 Broad Street 1881 Census William Tillet, head, wid. 35, Railway Telegraph Man, b. Middlesex, London Elizabeth Owens, servant, unm. 31, housekeeper, b. Llanroost, Den.

24 Broad Street 1881 Census Robert Griffith, head, unm. 24, Solicitor, b. Hay Mary Griffith, sister, 22, b. Hay Anne Davies, servant, 21, b. Camrose, Pem.

21 Broad Street 1881 Census Martha Hamer, head, unm. 48, Rents etc. b. Staunton on Arrow, Her. Rose Lewis, servant, 17, b. Clifford, Her.

Old Bank House, Broad Street 1881 Census Uninhabited

20 Broad Street 1881 Census Mary Acton, head, wid. 81, Own means, b. Bedfordshire Martha Jones, cook, unm. 45, b. Clifford, Her. Mary Jones, housekeeper, unm. 40, b. Clifford, Her. Mary Morris, servant, mar. 55, b. Hay

17 Broad Street 1881 Census James Davies, head, unm. 25, General manager empl. 2 boys, b. Dorstone, Her. Emily Probert, servant, unm. 26, Housekeeper, b. Llangenny, Bre.

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Broad Street 1891 Census T. Hincks, head, mar. 46, Doctor of Medicine, b. Tettenhall, Staffs. Emily Hincks, wife, 42, b. Cannock, Staffs. William 12; Harold 10; Cecil 8; Emily 6; Bertram 11mo. all born Hay Harriet Wood, visitor, unm. 35, b. Appleby, Leics. Amy Parham, governess, unm. 24, b. Long Bridge, Wilts. Ellen Evans, cook, unm. 22, b. Glasbury, Rads. Mary Lloyd, housemaid, 17, b. Clifford, Her.

Broad Street 1891 Census Tom Davis, head, unm. 30, Grocer, b. Hay Joseph Price, servant, 15, appr. b. Grimsby, Lincoln

Seven Stars, Broad Street 1891 Census Philip Clark, head, wid. 52, Innkeeper, b. Clyro, Rads. Ada Clark, dau. 18, Housekeeper, b. Whitney, Her.

Broad Street 1891 Census George Williams, head, mar. 48, Butchers manager, b. Eardisley, Her. Annie Williams, wife, 48, b. Stanton, Her. Charles 19; Chloe 14; Ernest 16; Edith 13; Agnes 11; Thomas 9; Arthur 7; Walter 4; all born Ludlow

Black Swan, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Powell, head, mar. 50. Innkeeper, b. Glasytre?r, Rads. Eliza Wimbridge? servant, wid. 63, domestic, b. Presteigne, Her. Three Tuns, Broad Street 1891 Census Ann Lloyd, wife, mar. 46, Innkeeper, b. Llanbister, Rads. Annie Lloyd, dau. unm. 20, Barmaid, b. Old Radnor Aaron Lloyd, son, 11, b. Clyro, Rads. William Skinner, boarder, unm. 26, Carpenter, b. Glasbury, Rads.

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3 Broad Street 1891 Census John Morgan, head, unm. 36, Tanner & Currier, b. Brecon Kate Morgan, sister, unm. 23, b. Brecon

Broad Street 1891 Census John Ashmead, head, mar. 32, Miller, b. Stonehouse, Gloucs. Sarah Ashmead, wife, 33, b. Birmingham Violet Ashmead, dau. 4, b. Gloucester Sarah Ashmead, mother, wid. 67, ? Nurse, b. Stanley King, Gloucester Gladys Iddles, visitor, 2, b. Gloucester John Dean, lodger, unm. 19, Grocer, b. Wellington, Salop

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Poplar House, Broad Street 1891 Census Mary Stephens, head, wid. 77, b. Glastonbury, Somerset Mary Stephens, dau. unm. 47, Dressmaker, b. Hay Annie Stephens, dau. 45, dressmaker, b. Hay

Broad Street 1891 Census Elizabeth Morris, dau. unm. 25, Dressmaker, Knighton, Rads. Agnes Williams, cousin, unm. 26, Dressmaker, b. Whitney, Her.

Tanners Arms, 31 Broad Street 1891 Census Edwin Hathaway, head, mar. 40, Poultry Dealer, b. Eynsham, Oxford Hannah Hathaway, wife, 38, b. Llangastry, Bre. George 16; Emily 14; Anne 10; Edwin 5;

30 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas Williams, head, mar. 28, Gardener, b. Leominster, Her. Elizabeth Williams, wife, 27, b. Brobury, Her. Annie 5; William 3; Mary 2; all born Hay

29 Broad Street 1891 Census David Williams, head, mar. 63, Cooper, b. Builth, Bre. Elizabeth Williams, wife, 63, Dressmaker, b. Hereford Ann Williams, dau. 36, Dressmaker, b. Hay

28 Broad Street 1891 Census Ann Evans, head, unm. 68, own means, b. Llanwrtyd, Bre.

27 Broad Street 1891 Census George Meredith, head, mar. 29, joiner, b. Hay Dorothy Meredith, wife, 27, b. Rhayader, Rads. Dorothy Meredith, dau. 2mo. b. Hay

26 Broad Street 1891 Census Emma Prosser, head, wid. 68, Dressmaker, b. Rads.

24 Broad Street 1891 Census Thomas Evans, head, mar. 73, Retired Tailor, b. Rhayader, Rads. Eunice Evans, wife, 67, b. Kinnersley, Her. Mary James, servant, 14, domestic, b. Cusop, Her.

23 Broad Street 1891 Census Jane Watkins, head, wid, 69, own means, b. Hay Lillian Lockhart, grand niece, 12, b. Dunstable, Beds.

22 Broad Street 1891 Census John Davis, head, wid. 66, Chemist, b. Hay Emily Davis, dau. unm. 33, Clerk, b. Hay Caroline Davis, servant, 15, domestic, b. Glasbury, Bre.

21 Broad Street 1891 Census Martha Hamar, head, unm. 58, own means, b. Stanton, Her. Richard Hamar, nephew, unm. 29, Road Surveyor, b. Clyro, Rads. Jane Frost, servant, unm. 20, domestic, b. Hay

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3 Broad Street 1901 Census Arthur Gwilliam, head, mar. 33, Solicitor's Clerk, b. Hay Jessie Gwilliam, wife, 25, b. Swinnerton, Staffs. Arthur 9; Vernon 2; Denzil 7mo. all born Hay

Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census William Thomas, head, mar. 29, Innkeeper, b. St Clears, Carmarthanshire Sarah Thomas, wife, 34, b. Llanbeder, Rads.

Broad Street 1901 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1901 Census Caleb Kedward, head, mar. 52, Grocer & Shopkeeper, b. Evesham, Worcs. Mary Kedward, wife, 45, b. Bryngwyn, Rads. Kate Kedward, dau. 19, assistant, b. Evesham, Worcs. Thomas Williams, nephew, 20, ass't, b. Clyro, Rads.

Broad Street 1901 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1901 Census Francis Sheaf, head, mar. 49, Butcher, b. Badsey, Worcs. Franca Sheaf, wife, 35, b. Elmbridge, Worcs. Clarance Preist, gs. 3, b. Bream? Gloucs.

(12) Broad Street 1901 Census Tom Davies, head, unm. 40, Grocer & Shopkeeper, b. Hay

(The Granary) Broad Street 1901 Census Charles Terret, head, mar. 30, Grocer & Corn Merchant, b. Hay Annie Terret, wife, 28, b. Hay Dorothy Terret, dau. 10mo. b. Hay Emily Lilwall, servant, 17, domestic, b. Hay

Broad Street 1901 Census 2 houses uninhabited (shops?)

Bank, Broad Street 1901 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1901 Census uninhabited

Broad Street 1901 Census Mary Stephens, head, wid. 88, b. Glastonbury, Her. Mary Stephens, dau. unm. 58, Dressmaker, b. Hay Annie Stephens, dau. unm. 56, Dressmaker, b. Hay

24 Broad Street 1901 Census George Allen. head, mar. 38, Ironmonger's ass't, b. Hay Sarah Allen, wife, 40, b. Orcop, Her. Rosa Williams, servant, 13, b. Cusop, Her.

26 Broad Street 1901 Census Priscilla Owens, head, wid. 69, b. Neath, Glam. Emily Owens, dau. unm. 41, b. Brecon (Blind) Mary Owens, dau. unm. 38, Dressmaker, b. Brecon

27 Broad Street 1901 Census James Davies, head, mar. 41, Circular Sawyer, b. Hay Mary Davies, wife, 29, b. Edinburgh, Scotland Helen 6; Elizabeth 3;

28 Broad Street 1901 Census Ann Evans, head, unm. 77, own means, b. Llanwrtyd, Bre. Edith Prosser, boarder, unm. 20, Elementary School Teacher, b. Rhayader, Rads.

28 Broad Street 1901 Census George J. Pugh, head, mar. 49, Labourer, b. Clyro, Rads. Kate Pugh, wife, 39, b. Cusop, Her.

29 Broad Street 1901 Census Uninhabited

Tanners Arms, Broad Street 1901 Census Sidney Meadows, head, mar. 32, Innkeeper & Gardener, b. Burton on Wake, Gloucs. Elizabeth Meadows, wife, 31, b. Whitney, Her. Dorothy 5; Frederick 3; Cecil 1;

32 Broad Street 1901 Census Uninhabited

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3 Broad Street 1901 Census Arthur Gwilliam, head, mar. 33, Solicitor's Clerk, b. Hay Jessie Gwilliam, wife, 25, b. Swinnerton, Staffs. Arthur 9; Vernon 2; Denzil 7mo. all born Hay

Black Swan Inn, Broad Street 1901 Census William Thomas, head, mar. 29, Innkeeper, b. St Clears, Carmarthanshire Sarah Thomas, wife, 34, b. Llanbeder, Rads.

Broad Street 1901 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1901 Census Francis Sheaf, head, mar. 49, Butcher, b. Badsey, Worcs. Franca Sheaf, wife, 35, b. Elmbridge, Worcs. Clarance Preist, gs. 3, b. Bream? Gloucs.

(12) Broad Street 1901 Census Tom Davies, head, unm. 40, Grocer & Shopkeeper, b. Hay

Broad Street 1901 Census 2 houses uninhabited (shops?)

Bank, Broad Street 1901 Census Unoccupied

Broad Street 1901 Census uninhabited

Broad Street 1901 Census Mary Stephens, head, wid. 88, b. Glastonbury, Her. Mary Stephens, dau. unm. 58, Dressmaker, b. Hay Annie Stephens, dau. unm. 56, Dressmaker, b. Hay

24 Broad Street 1901 Census George Allen. head, mar. 38, Ironmonger's ass't, b. Hay Sarah Allen, wife, 40, b. Orcop, Her. Rosa Williams, servant, 13, b. Cusop, Her.

26 Broad Street 1901 Census Priscilla Owens, head, wid. 69, b. Neath, Glam. Emily Owens, dau. unm. 41, b. Brecon (Blind) Mary Owens, dau. unm. 38, Dressmaker, b. Brecon

27 Broad Street 1901 Census James Davies, head, mar. 41, Circular Sawyer, b. Hay Mary Davies, wife, 29, b. Edinburgh, Scotland Helen 6; Elizabeth 3;

28 Broad Street 1901 Census Ann Evans, head, unm. 77, own means, b. Llanwrtyd, Bre. Edith Prosser, boarder, unm. 20, Elementary School Teacher, b. Rhayader, Rads.

28 Broad Street 1901 Census George J. Pugh, head, mar. 49, Labourer, b. Clyro, Rads. Kate Pugh, wife, 39, b. Cusop, Her.

29 Broad Street 1901 Census Uninhabited

Tanners Arms, Broad Street 1901 Census Sidney Meadows, head, mar. 32, Innkeeper & Gardener, b. Burton on Wake, Gloucs. Elizabeth Meadows, wife, 31, b. Whitney, Her. Dorothy 5; Frederick 3; Cecil 1;

32 Broad Street 1901 Census Uninhabited