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Deaths taken from the Glamorgan Gazette 1867 Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper Boy 15/01/1867 Fishpond, Drowned after 18/01/1867 4 4 Pendarren Park, falling through a Merthyr hole in the ice Child 17/02/1867 Neath Strangulation Body of a child found 22/02/1867 4 6 (Wern field) murdered. Inquest opened and adjourned 19 th Feb. Male Neath Union Found dead Verdict - found dead in 19/04/1867 4 7 bed – inquest held 20/09/1867 Working Killed by falling Land lord of the 27/09/1867 4 1 underground. rock. Traveller’s Rest, Verdict: Maesteg. Son also Accidental death injured. Inquest held. Interred at Llangynwyd (sic) Church & followed by hundreds. 29/10/1867 Aberdare side of ~15 Servant girl. Was 01/11/1867 4 6 tunnel from leaving Abernant y Merthyr groes for another situation and dashed across the line. Hit by train. Adams Thos 19/03/1867 Gwernllyn, 9 yrs Typhus fever Father:- John 22/03/1867 4 4 Lansannor Adams John 20/03/1867 Gwernllyn, 44 Typhus fever 22/03/1867 4 4 Lansannor Arnott Ann 10/12/1867 13 After a lingering Youngest daughter of 13/12/1867 4 5 illness Mr Thomas Arnott, Lisworney (sic) Arthur Mary 02/05/1867 Corntown Ewenny 57 Wife of Thomas Arthur, 10/05/1867 4 3 potter Arthur Ann 16/06/1867 St. Mary Hill 84 Widow of Wm. Arthur 21/06/1867 4 5 Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper Austin Kitty 23/03/1867 Cowbridge Road, Verdict : - “found Well known character, 29/03/1867 4 5 Bridgend – near dead” hawker of fruit and fish, Mr. Cragoe’s farm found dead on the Cowbridge road. Also known for her intemperate habits. Medical opinion – may have had a fit and died from exposure (further info in article) Bardin John 10/12/1867 Tondu 71 Watchman 13/12/1867 4 5 Barry Margaret 01/01/1867 Nolton St. 15 mths Father – Patrick Barry 04/01/1867 4 2 Bridgend Bassett Thomas Tues. morning St. Mary Hill Advanced Verdict : apoplexy Inquest held 17/05/1867 4 3 14/05/1867 age Bassett Ann, Miss 08/06/1867 Llwyn Garn St. 76 14/06/1867 4 7 Mary Hill Bedford Mary 29/04/1867 Cefn Cribbwr 83 Widow of Thomas 03/05/1867 4 7 Bedford, grocer Bennett John Wick, 29/04/1867 Gravesend 76 After an illness of In col. 1 notice to the 03/05/1867 4 7 Esq. two hours tenants of the Laleston Estate from the new Also 1 1 owner Wm. Powell Richards, Major, MA Bethell Mr 25/03/1867 A well known contractor 22/03/1867 4 2 and also the lessee of a considerable mineral property in the parish of Llanharry, near Cowbridge. Brother of Lord Westbury Bird Elizabeth 23/08/1867 Edward Terrace, 55 After a painful and Wife of Mr Phillip Bird or 30/08/1867 4 3 Sidwell Cardiff protracted illness Edward terrace, Cardiff Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper Boteler, Lt. Col. “in or about “Late of Llandough 24/05/1867 1 1 the month of Castle in the County of January” Glamorgan” Legal notice re the creditors of his estate in the Court of Chancery Boundy Louisa 25/03/1867 Aberkenfig 1 mth Daughter of H. Boundy, 29/03/1867 4 2 tailor Bowen Elizabeth 11/06/1867 Cornelly, Pyle 11 mths Daughter of William 14/06/1867 4 7 Bowen, schoolmaster Bowen Elizabeth 11/06/1867 Pyle 11mths Daughter of John W. 21/06/1867 4 5 Bowen (Schoolmaster) Bowen Sarah 30/06/1867 Bridgend Road, 17 Daughter of Mr Thomas 05/07/1867 4 6 Maesteg Bowen, late of Corntown near Bridgend Bowen David 22/07/1867 Maesteg Forge carpenter, Died 02/08/1867 4 5 while going out of his house. “highly respected” Bowen 07/08/1867 Swan Inn, 45 Wife of Robert Bowen, 09/08/1867 4 2 Aberkenfig Swan Inn, Aberkenfig Bragington Jane 14/03/1867 Park St. Bridgend 10 days Daughter of William 08/03/1867 4 7 (See Births 1 st Bragington March Page 4 Col. 5 Also Spelling Of Surname Broadway Thomas 05/05/1867 Tyn’ygarn, nr. 6 mths Son of Samuel 10/05/1867 4 3 Bridgend Broadway Brogden Ellen 05/07/1867 Penmaenmawr Relict of J. Brogden esq, 26/07/1867 4 3 jnr. Of Manchester Brown Ann 18/04/1867 Cornelly, Pyle Infant Daughter of William 26/04/1867 4 2 Brown Bryant Edwin 26/03/1867 Aberkenfig 3 wks Father James Bryant 08/03/1867 4 7 Bryant 08/03/1867 Orchard Villa, 52 After a long and Borne with Christian 08/03/1867 4 7 Bridgend painful illness resignation. Beloved wife of Mr. William Bryant, civil engineer Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper Bryant David 07/04/1867 Quarella 54 “much respected” 12/04/1867 4 3 Bryant David Left widow. Ref to his 10/05/1867 4 2 death under “Bridgend Local Health Board” Cane James 14/11/1867 Llantrissant Died suddenly Had palpitations for 15/11/1867 4 4 some time. Left widow and 3 children Capt. Adams H. 19/06/1867 At his residence 45 For many years 05/07/1867 4 6 no. 4 Galton Commander of the iron Street, Liverpool steamer ‘Sovereign’, trading between Swansea and Liverpool Chappel Rosina 28/09/1867 Aberkenfig 14 mnths Daughter of Mr Charles 04/10/1867 4 4 Chappel Chappell Lousa 24/04/1867 Aberkenfig 6 yrs Daughter of Charles 03/05/1867 4 7 Chappell , publican Childs Singleton Infant Verdict – natural Child of Isaac Childs. 19/04/1867 4 7 Terrace, Swansea causes Inquest held 16/04/1867 because body buried without registration. Child born prematurely Coffin, Esq. Walter 14/02/1867 Prince’s Gate, 82 Formerly a resident of 22/02/1867 4 2 Hyde Park, Bridgend. Liberal MP London for Cardiff. Interred 21 Also 4 3 Feb at Unitarian Chapel, Newcastle, Bridgend (further info in article) Collins David 29/06/1867 Aberkenfig 50 05/07/1867 4 6 Condon Margaret 07/09/1867 Cefn Cribbwr 1 mnth Daughter of Mr Richard 13/09/1867 4 5 Condon Conolly Bridget 24/07/1867 Oldcastle, 67 26/07/1867 4 3 Bridgend Cordes J. J. 12/01/1867 Newport 69 Bronchitis Chief partner in Doss 18/01/1867 4 2 Works Cornelius Thomas 02/04/1867 Norton Fach 60 05/04/1867 4 3 Corr Edmund 17/02/1867 Union 63 Late superintendant of 22/02/1867 4 3 Workhouse, police for the county Bridgend Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper Cousin Robert John 26/02/1867 Tondu Works 9 mths Son of Mr. Thomas 01/03/1867 4 5 Cousin (listed as John Robert, son of Mr Cousin also) Cousin William 13/03/1867 Tondu 3 yrs 22/03/1867 4 4 Cowley Ellen 18/01/1867 Maesteg 13 mths Father Cornelius Cowley 25/01/1867 4 2 Crawshay William 04/08/1867 Caversham 82 Well-known ironmaster, 09/08/1867 4 3 house, near married three times and Reading (his seat) survived by 3 rd wife. (further info. in the article re: genealogy, ironworks history & personal characteristics) Crook Edward 17/09/1867 21 Of Cefn Gelly, Bettws. 27/09/1867 4 5 Curtis Edwin 24/05/1867 Aberkenfig 8 mths Son of John Curtis 31/05/1867 4 7 Curtiss Richard Morfa Colliery, Building a A mason of Taibach. 02/08/1867 4 5 taibach chimney stack and thought the scaffolding was giving way. Tried to jump to safety but missed his footing. Died in a few hours. Dalrymple James On Thursday Britonferry Jumped 01/11/1867 4 5 Foundry on…wagon but coal gave way as he tried to jump off…engine passed over his head. David Thos 23/01/1867 Newcastle, 54 25/01/1867 4 2 (Bridgend) David Florence 23/03/1867 Union St. 13 mths Daughter of Morgan 29/03/1867 4 2 Mary Bridgend David, sawyer David Elias 07/04/1867 Pencoed 89 19/04/1867 4 6 David Thomas Lately Nottage 48 03/05/1867 4 7 David David 03/06/1867 Pwlla, Coity 87 07/06/1867 4 3 David William 03/06/1867 Coedhills, St. 36 “after a protracted Son of Mr. David 07/06/1867 4 3 Hilary, illness” nr.Cowbridge Surname First name Date of Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other information Date of Page Col Death newspaper David 15/06/1867 Cernicks, 36 (childbirth?) see Wife of Wm. David 21/06/1867 4 5 Llancarvan birth entry for still born child David John 02/07/1867 16 Of Maesteg 05/07/1867 4 6 David Jenkin 01/08/1867 Cornelly 10 mnths Son of Mr Jenkin David 09/08/1867 4 2 David James 30/07/1867 Langharne 81 Chemist and Druggist 09/08/1867 4 2 David Hannah 21/08/1867 Laleston 41 Wife of William David 30/08/1867 4 3 David Rosser and 15/09/1867 Cefn Works Tending a flue Inquest held Tuesday 20/09/1867 4 3 his son when ‘a fall’ took (name not place and they given) were both killed.
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    Penderfyniad ar yr Cais Application Decision Ymweliad â safle a wnaed ar 12/12/2018 Site visit made on 12/12/18 gan Joanne Burston BSc MA MRTPI by Joanne Burston BSc MA MRTPI Arolygydd a benodir gan Weinidogion Cymru an Inspector appointed by the Welsh Ministers Dyddiad: 07/01/19 Date: 07/01/19 Application Ref: COM/3210842 Coity Wallia Common, Bridgend Register Unit: CL 21 Size of Common: 1065 Hectares Commons Registration Authority: Bridgend County Borough Council Landowner: Dunraven Estates Description of area of Common: Bryncethin Memorial Hall Car-park The application, dated 1 September 2018, is made under section 38 of the Commons Act 2006 (’the 2006 Act’) for consent to carry out restricted works on common land. The application is made by St Brides Minor Community Council. The works comprises resurfacing gravel car park with tarmac. Decision 1. Consent is granted for the works in accordance with the application dated 1 September 2018 and the accompanying plans, subject to the following conditions: 1) The works shall begin no later than three years from the date of this decision; and 2) All temporary fencing shall be removed within one month of the completion of the works. 2. For the purposes of identification only the location of the works is shown in red on the attached plan. Procedural Matters 3. I carried out an accompanied site inspection on 12 December 2018. My decision has been made on the basis of my observations on this visit, taking account of the application and any representations received in response to the advertisement of the application.