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KEENE Family Newspaper Announcements NEWSPAPER ANNOUNCEMENTS OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS On Sunday the 7th instant, the lady of Mr. John Keene, Penhow, of a daughter. (Birth announcement of Anna Maria(h) Keene, daughter of John Keene and Ellen Maria Williams) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 27 Jan. 1838. On the 10th instant, at Magor, aged 8 years, Anna Maria, the beloved child of Mr. John Keene, of Polgarth, in this county. (Death of Anna Maria(h) Keene, daughter of John Keene and Ellen Maria Williams) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 20 Feb. 1847 On the 11th inst, at Caer House, near the Rock and Fountain, much regretted by a large circle of friends, Miss Ann Keene, aged 68 years. (Death of Ann(e) Keene, daughter of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 17 Dec. 1859, p. 8 On the 9th inst., at Groswarry, Penhow, the wife of Mr. J. Keene, of a son. (Birth announcement of Arthur Keene, son of John Keene and Ellen Maria Williams) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 14 Sept. 1839 KEENE- On the 14th inst., at Cayo, Llanvaches, Mr. Benjamin Keene, aged 72 years. (Death notice for Benjamin Keene, son of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 16 June 1882, p. 5 On the 28th ult., at Redwick, the wife of Mr. Richard Keene, of a daughter. (Birth announcement for Caroline Keene, daughter of Richard Keene and Charlotte Bennett) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 12 Oct. 1839 KEENE- On the 11th inst., at Redland-road, Bristol, Charlotte Keene, widow of Richard Keene, formally of Tidenham, Glousestershire, aged 64 years. (Death notice) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 18 Aug. 1876, p.4 On the 19th inst., at Goldcliff, by the Rev. John Williams, vicar, Mr. Edward Keene (son of the late Rees Keene, Esq., Pencreeg), of English Bicknor, Gloucestershire, to Eliza Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Waters, of Sampson’s Court, Goldcliff. (Marriage announcement for Edward Keene, son of Rees Keene and Elizabeth Williams) Monmouthshire (Wales) Merlin, 30 May 1863, P. 5 On the 27th ult., at Llanhenock Church, by the rev W. Powell, Mr. Richard Loveridge, of Callon farm, near Ross, to Elizabeth Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Rees Keene, Pencreed, near Caerleon. (Marriage announcement) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 7 May 1859, p. 8 At Peencreeg, January 17th, Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. Reece Keene, aged 84 years. (Death notice) County Observer and Monmouthshire (Wales) Central Advertiser, 25 Jan 1873, p. 4 On the 11th inst., at St. John’s Church, Penhow, by the Rev. R.P. Smith, Mr. Henry Perkins, of Laneraugh, Herefordshire, to Fanny Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard Keene, yeoman, Langtone Court, near Newport. (Marriage announcement for Frances Maria Keene, daughter of Richard Keene and Charlotte Bennett) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 27 December 1856, p. 5 At Goldcliff, near Newport, July 21, Hannah, relict of Mr. Wm. Keene, aged 88. (Death notice) County Observer and Monmouthshire (Wales) Central Advertiser, 5 Aug. 1871, p. 4 KEENE- On the 24th ult., Mr. John Keene, of Green Court, Whitson, aged 59 years. (Death notice of John Keene, son of Roger and Amelia Keene) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 2 Nov. 1883, p. 4 KEENE- On the 21st inst., at Richmond-terrace, Newport, Mr. John Keene, aged 80 years. (Death notice of John Keene, son of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 25 July 1879, p. 5 At Llangibby Church, June 6, by the Rev. Edward Addams Williams, rector, Mr. Reece Keene, of Pencreeg farm, Llanhennock, to Anne, fourth daughter of the late Mr. Henry Evans, of Llandowlas farm, Llangibby. (Marriage announcement for Reec(s)e Keene, son of Rees Keene and Elizabeth Williams) The Illustrated Usk Observer and Raglan Herald, 9 June 1866, p. 8 On the 4th inst., at his residence, Pencreeg, in his 72nd year, Rees Keene, Esq., beloved and respected by a large circle of friends. (Death notice for Rees Keene, son of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 11 Jan 1862, p. 5 On Wednesday last, of consumption, Mr. Richard Keene, son of Mr. Roger Keene, farmer, of Whitson, near this town, aged 20 years. (Death notice of Richard Keene, son of Roger and Amelia Keene) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 21 Aug 1847, p. 3 At Pill House, Tidenham, Gloucestershire, August 29, after a long illness, Mr. Richard Keene, aged 71 years. (Death notice for Richard Keene, son of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) County Observer and Monmouthshire (Wales) Central Advertiser, 9 Sept. 1871, p. 4 On the 9th inst., at English Bicknor, Gloucestershire, by the Rev. E. Burdon, Roger, eldest son of Mr. Rees Keene, Pencreeg, Monmouthshire, to Harriet, third daughter of Mr. James Buston, of the Tump, English Bicknor, Gloucestershire. (Marriage announcement) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 12 Jan 1861, p. 8 On the 13th inst., at his residence, Green Court Farm, Whitson, Mr. Roger Keene, aged 85 years. (Death notice for Roger Keene, son of Roger Keene and Anne Jones) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 15 Aug 1868, p. 5 On the 8th instant, at Whitson Church, by the Rev. John Williams, Mr. Henry Oakley, merchant and ship owner, Newport, to Sarah Ann, only daughter of Roger Keene, Esq., of Whitson. (Marriage announcement for Sarah Ann Keene, daughter of Roger and Amelia Keene) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 11 Apr 1857, p. 8 On the 16th instant, at Goldcliff, of consumption, Susannah, youngest daughter of Mr. William Keene, aged 26 years; a lady whose amiability and sweetness of disposition, has endeared her to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance; and whose charity will be gratefully remembered by the poor, who have every reason to lament her loss. (Death notice of Sussanah Keene, daughter of William Keene and Hannah Morgan) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 24 Mar 1849 On the 26th ult., at Goldcliff, Mr. William Keene, aged 28 years. (Death notice of William Keene, son of William Keene and Hannah Morgan) Monmouthshie (Wales) Merlin, 6 Jan 1854, p. 5 Source of Newspaper clippings: The National Library of Wales, Newspaper Collection: www.llgc.org.uk/ .
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