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Llanafanfawr Banns 1708 NO GROOM X GROOM Y NOTES G GROOM PARISH BRIDE X BRIDE Y NOTES B BRIDE PARISH 1ST SUNDAY 2ND SUNDAY 3RD SUNDAY NOTES 1 Evan POWELL Llanafanfawr Mary PRICE Llanfair, Builth 11 Apr 1790 18 Apr 1790 25 Apr 1790 2 David DAVIES Llanafanfawr Susannah JAMES Llangammarch 11 Apr 1790 18 Apr 1790 25 Apr 1790 3 Thomas SAMUEL Llanafanfawr Elizabeth BEVAN Llanynis 18 Apr 1790 25 Apr 1790 02 May 1790 4 David JONES gent Llanafanfawr Anne POWELL spinster Llanafanfawr 4 July 1790 11 July 1790 18 July 1790 5 David BOWEN yeoman Llanafanfawr Mary DAVIES spinster Llandulas 19 Sept 1790 26 Sept 1790 03 Oct 1790 6 Thomas EVANS yeoman Llanafanfawr Anne PRICE spinster Llanafanfawr 24 Oct 1790 31 Oct 1790 07 Nov 1790 7 James VAUGHAN widower Llanafanfawr Mary DAVIES spinster Llanafanfawr 14 Nov 1790 21 Nov 1790 28 Nov 1790 8 William POWELL yeoman Llysdinam Elizabeth POWELL spinster Llysdinam 24 Apr 1791 01 May 1791 08 May 1791 9 James POWELL yeoman Llanafanfawr Anne BEAVAN spinster Llanafanfawr 01 May 1791 08 May 1791 15 May 1791 10 Morgan POWELL Llanafanfawr Catherine LEWIS Llanafanfawr 15 May 1791 05 June 1791 19 June 1791 underage objection overruled. 11 John DAVIES yeoman Llanafanfawr Mary PRICE spinster Llanafanfawr 05 June 1791 12 June 1791 19 June 1791 12 Thomas EDWARDS yeoman Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Elizabeth JONES spinster Llysdinam 17 July 1791 24 July 1791 31 July 1791 13 David BOWEN Llanafanfawr Rebeccah BOWEN Llansanffraid, RAD 04 Sept 1791 11 Sept 1791 18 Sept 1791 14 David REES yeoman Llanafanfawr Catherine DAVIES spinster Llanafanfawr 13 Nov 1791 20 Nov 1791 27 Nov 1791 15 Thomas JONES Llanafanfawr Jane JONES Llanafanfawr 04 Dec 1791 11 Dec 1791 18 Dec 1791 16 Rees EVANS Llanafanfawr Elinor LEWIS Llanafanfawr 22 Jan 1792 29 Jan 1792 05 Feb 1792 17 Thomas JONES Llanafanfawr Mary THOMAS Llangammarch 29 Jan 1792 05 Feb 1792 12 Feb 1792 18 Richard WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr Elinor LLOYD Llanafanfawr 05 Feb 1792 12 Feb 1792 17 Feb 1792 19 William DAVIES yeoman Gwenddwr Mary DAVIES spinster Llanafanfawr 11 Mar 1792 18 Mar 1792 25 Mar 1792 20 Morgan WILLIAMS Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Jane MORGANS Llanafanfawr 25 Mar 1792 01 Apr 1792 08 Apr 1792 21 Rees DAVIES yeoman Llanafanfechan Gwenn WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr 15 Apr 1792 22 Apr 1792 29 Apr 1792 22 David DAVIES widower Llanafanfawr Elinor EVANS Llangammarch 22 Apr 1792 29 Apr 1792 06 June 1792 23 Thomas WEAL Llanyre, RAD Elizabeth WILLIAMS Llysdinam 22 Apr 1792 29 Apr 1792 06 June 1792 24 Thomas PRICE Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Elinor JONES Llysdinam 29 Apr 1792 16 May 1792 23 May 1792 25 Lewis DAVIES Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Anne BEAVAN Llanynis 29 Apr 1792 06 May 1792 13 May 1792 26 Howell JONES Llanafanfawr Elizabeth DAVIES Llanafanfawr 29 Apr 1792 06 May 1792 13 May 1792 27 Rees PHILIPS Llanafanfawr Elizabeth LEWIS Llanafanfawr 29 Apr 1792 06 May 1792 13 May 1792 28 William DAVIES Llanafanfawr Mary MEREDITH Llanfihangel Abergwessin 27 May 1792 03 June 1792 10 June 1792 29 Rhoderick THOMAS Llanafanfawr Anne JONES Llanafanfawr 10 June 1792 17 June 1792 24 June 1792 30 John THOMAS Llanafanfawr Margaret GWILLIM Llanafanfawr 01 July 1792 08 July 1792 15 July 1792 31 William WILLIAMS widower Llanafanfawr Mary THOMAS spinster Llanafanfawr 19 Aug 1792 26 Aug 1792 02 Sept 1792 32 Rees LEWIS Llanafanfawr Catherine WILLIAMS Llanfihangel Abergwessin 07 Oct 1792 14 Oct 1792 21 Oct 1792 33 John GRIFFITHS Llysdinam Anne DAVIES Llysdinam 07 Oct 1792 14 Oct 1792 21 Oct 1792 34 Morgan JONES Llanafanfawr Elizabeth EVANS Llanafanfawr 28 Oct 1792 04 Nov 1792 21 Nov 1792 35 Morgan LEWIS Llanafanfawr Elizabeth DAVIES Llanafanfawr 18 Nov 1792 25 Nov 1792 02 Dec 1792 36 John DAVIES Llanafanfawr Mary PRICE Llanafanfawr 06 Jan 1793 13 Jan 1793 20 Jan 1793 37 Thomas JONES Llysdinam Mary DAVIES Llysdinam 04 Apr 1793 21 Apr 1793 28 Apr 1793 38 Charles HAMMON widower Llysdinam Sarah DAVIES Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan 26 May 1793 02 June 1793 09 June 1793 39 Thomas DAVIES Llysdinam Margaret POWELL Llysdinam 14 July 1793 21 July 1793 28 July 1793 40 John WILLIAMS Llanyre, RAD Gwenn JONES Llysdinam 08 Sept 1793 15 Sept 1793 22 Sept 1793 41 Evan DAVIES Llysdinam Anne MORRIS widow Llysdinam 17 Nov 1793 24 Nov 1793 01 Dec 1793 42 Thomas JONES carpenter Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Jane JONES spinster Llanafanfawr 15 Dec 1793 22 Dec 1793 29 Dec 1793 43 Evan THOMAS sculpter Llanafanfawr Susannah PRICE spinster Llanlleonfel 05 Jan 1794 12 Jan 1794 19 Jan 1794 44 Thomas JONES carpenter Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Jane JONES spinster Llanafanfawr 19 Jan 1794 26 Jan 1794 02 Feb 1794 45 Rhoderick THOMAS Llanafanfawr Anne JONES Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan 23 Feb 1794 02 Mar 1794 09 Mar 1794 46 James JAMES Llanafanfawr Hannah JONES Llanlleonfel 16 Nov 1794 23 Nov 1794 30 Nov 1794 47 John JONES Llysdinam Elizabeth LEWIS St. Harmon, RAD 04 Jan 1795 11 Jan 1795 18 Jan 1795 48 Morgan LEWIS Llanafanfawr Anne WATKIN Llanwrtid 04 Jan 1795 11 Jan 1795 18 Jan 1795 49 Thomas MASON Llanafanfawr Gwenn PRICE Llanafanfawr 05 Apr 1795 12 Apr 1795 19 Apr 1795 50 William LEWIS Llanafanfawr Dianah DAVIES Llanafanfawr 12 Apr 1795 19 Apr 1795 26 Apr 1795 51 Lewis WILLIAMS Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Elizabeth EVANS Llanafanfawr 26 Apr 1795 03 May 1795 10 May 1795 52 Thomas PROSSER Llanfechan Mary DAVIES Llanafanfawr 03 May 1795 10 May 1795 17 May 1795 53 William BOWEN Llanafanfawr Elizabeth BEAVAN Llanafanfawr 17 May 1795 24 May 1795 24 May 1795 54 Daniel WILLIAMS Llanfair, Builth Anne GWILLIM Llanafanfawr 21 June 1795 18 June 1795 05 July 1795 55 John EDWARDS Llanwrthwl Margaret WATKINS Llysdinam 28 June 1795 05 July 1795 12 July 1795 56 John PRICE Llanafanfawr Elizabeth JAMES Llanafanfawr 13 Sept 1795 20 Sept 1795 27 Sept 1795 57 Rees JONES Llanafanfawr Jane EVANS Llanwrthwl 04 Oct 1795 11 Oct 1795 18 Oct 1795 58 Evan PRICE Llysdinam Anne DAVIES Llysdinam 01 May 1796 08 May 1796 15 May 1796 59 John JONES Llanfihangel Abergwessin Elizabeth DAVIES Llanafanfawr 22 May 1796 not entered not entered 60 Daniel PRICE Llanafanfawr Elizabeth PRICE Llanafanfawr 29 May 1796 05 June 1796 12 June 1796 61 Evan DAVIES Llanafanfawr Elizabeth JAMES Llanafanfawr 12 June 1796 19 June 1796 26 June 1796 62 John THOMAS Llanafanfawr Margaret WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr 19 June 1796 26 June 1796 03 July 1796 63 Thomas PRICE Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Margaret JONES Llanafanfawr 26 June 1796 03 July 1796 10 July 1796 64 William THOMAS Llansanffraid, RAD Mary PHILLIPS Llysdinam 10 July 1796 17 July 1796 24 July 1796 65 John DAVIES Llanafanfawr Catherine JONES Llanlleonfel 02 Oct 1796 09 Oct 1796 16 Oct 1796 66 Lewis DAVIES Llanafanfawr Hannah HAMMOND Llanafanfawr 15 Jan 1797 22 Jan 1797 29 Jan 1797 67 Rees DAVIES Llangammarch Anne DAVIES Llanafanfawr 02 Apr 1797 crossed out crossed out 69 John THOMAS Llanafanfawr Margaret STACKER Llanafanfawr 16 Apr 1797 23 Apr 1797 30 Apr 1797 70 George GRIFFITHS Llanafanfawr Margaret DAVIES Llanfechan 30 Apr 1797 07 May 1797 14 May 1797 71 John JONES Llanafanfawr Margaret WILLIAMS Llanfechan 30 Apr 1797 07 May 1797 14 May 1797 72 Rees WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr Catherine PRICE Llanafanfawr 30 Apr 1797 07 May 1797 14 May 1797 73 John JONES Llanfihangel Abergwessin Elizabeth DAVIES Llanafanfawr 04 June 1797 11 June 1797 18 June 1797 74 Thomas PRICE Llanwrtyd Catherine JONES Llanafanfawr 25 June 1797 02 July 1797 09 July 1797 75 David THOMAS Llanafanfawr Elizabeth EVANS Llanafanfawr 24 Sept 1797 01 Oct 1797 08 Oct 1797 76 Samuel BOWEN Llanafanfawr Juan LEWIS Llanafanfawr 15 Oct 1797 not entered not entered 77 John EVANS Llanafanfawr Margaret WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr 14 Jan 1798 21 Jan 1798 28 Jan 1798 78 Samuel BOWEN Llanafanfawr Juan LEWIS Llanafanfawr 21 Jan 1798 28 Jan 1798 04 Feb 1798 79 John EVANS Llanyre, RAD Elinor EVANS Llanafanfawr 01 Apr 1798 08 Apr 1798 15 Apr 1798 80 Howell GWILLIM Llysdinam Elinor POWELL Llanwrthwl 15 Apr 1798 22 Apr 1798 29 Apr 1798 81 David DAVIES Llanafanfawr Esther PROSSER Llanganten 22 Apr 1798 29 Apr 1798 06 May 1798 82 Rees JONES Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan Margaret POWELL Llysdinam 29 Apr 1798 06 May 1798 13 May 1798 83 Roger PROSSER Llanfechan Margaret DAVIES Llanafanfawr 29 Apr 1798 06 May 1798 13 May 1798 84 Howell JAMES Llanafanfawr Charlotte LEWIS Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan 27 May 1798 03 June 1798 10 June 1798 85 Lewis DAVIES Llanafanfawr Anne PHILLIPS Llanafanfawr 25 Nov 1798 02 Dec 1798 09 Dec 1798 86 David DAVIES Llanafanfawr Margaret DAVIES Llanwrtyd 07 Apr 1799 14 Apr 1799 21 Apr 1799 87 William PRICE Llanafanfawr Sarah WICKS Llanafanfawr 26 May 1799 02 June 1799 09 June 1793 88 Lewis LEWIS Llysdinam Lydia BOWEN Llysdinam 07 July 1799 14 July 1799 21 July 1799 89 David PRICE Llanfechan Mary PRICE Llanafanfawr 21 July 1799 28 July 1799 04 July 1799 90 Thomas WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr Elizabeth WILLIAMS Llanafanfawr 06 Oct 1799 13 Oct 1799 20 Oct 1799 91 Edward JONES Llanafanfawr Sarah MEREDITH Llanynis 01 Dec 1799 08 Dec 1799 15 Dec 1799 92 John EVANS Llanafanfawr June DAVIES Llanafanfawr 06 Apr 1800 13 Apr 1800 20 Apr 1800 93 Rees POWELL Llanafanfawr Margaret JONES Llanfechan 27 Apr 1800 04 May 1800 11 May 1800 94 David JENKINS Llanafanfawr Susannah JAMES Llanafanfawr 09 Nov 1800 16 Nov 1800 23 Nov 1800 95 John DAVIES Llangammarch Mary GRIFFITHS Llanafanfawr 30 Nov 1800 07 Dec 1800 14 Dec 1800 96 John JONES Llangammarch Mary JONES Llanafanfawr 10 May 1801 17 May 1801 24 May 1801 97 John JONES Llanafanfawr Sarah PRICE Llangammarch 29 Nov 1801 06 Dec 1801 13 Dec 1801 98 John JONES Llanfihangel Abergwessin Anne HAYES Llanafanfawr 18 Apr 1802 25 Apr 1802 02 May 1802 99 Rees LEWIS Llanafanfawr Magdalen JONES Llanafanfawr 25 Apr 1802 02 May 1802
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