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Abode Plot C Or Nc Minister St Johns 1859 10 7 Maria Parish Year Day Month Name Surname Age Relationship Profession (of Father) Abode Plot c or nc Minister St Johns 1859 10 7 Maria Dolores de Pico 25 Daughter of Juan & Dolores de Pico Cadiz House D1022 RC S Bruno St Johns 1859 3 12 Michael Gallavan 7 weeks Son of Michael & Margaret Gallavan The Union C441 RC M Garelli St Johns 1859 27 12 Mary Hallisy 30 Wife of Dennis Hallisy Labourer Union Buildings C11 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 16 1 Elizabeth Cocklin 1 daughter of Michael & Mary Cocklin 16 Union Buildings C543 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 29 1 John Cochlin 46 Labourer 15 Sandon Place C33 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 8 2 Edmund Hennisy 26 Labourer 6 Trinity Street C36 RC M Garetti St Johns 1860 15 2 Charles Butt 56 Porter Winstone's Court C37 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 23 2 Catherine Ronan 38 Wife of Michael Ronan C38 RC M Garelli St Johns 1860 26 2 Henry Wist 28 Labourer 4 Canal Street Q17 NC M Rogers St Johns 1860 27 2 James Hooper 13 Days Son of Edward & Mary Hooper The Union C640 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 29 2 Michael Collins (alias Denis Miligan)50 Labourer Infirmary C41 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 3 3 Angelo Buzzarra 30 Seaman The Union C42 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 31 3 Ellen Saunders 20 Spinster Havelock Villa C69 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 5 4 Mary Ann Sarah Downing 31 Wife of Edward Coenty Downing The Union A2028 C David Lewis St Johns 1860 9 4 Robert Ponting 44 Tailor 53 Grange Terrace Q25 NC George Howe St Johns 1860 11 4 Benjamin Owen 40 Staff Sergeant Royal GlamorganThe Militia Union A155 C David Lewis St Johns 1860 19 4 Mary Rees 57 The Union A156 C Uleigh Morgan St Johns 1860 21 4 Thomas Connor 30 Labourer The Union C76 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 21 4 Joseph Regan 3 weeks Son of Mary Regan Spinster The Union C740 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 26 4 Albert Burgess 2.5 Son of Mary Ann Burgess The Union A500 C M W Huine St Johns 1860 28 4 John Driscoll 1.5 Son of Mary Driscoll The Union C741 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 1 5 Ellen Manning 9 weeks Daughter of Dennis Manning The Union C742 RC Lawrence Gartalili St Johns 1860 10 5 Alfred Jewell 6 months Son of Jane Jewell The Union A504 C Evan Bevan St Johns 1860 14 5 James O'Niel 6 days Son of John & Matilda O'Niel East Terrace C737 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 17 5 Thomas Montgomery 38 Labourer Love Lane C81 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 25 5 Eliza Morris 32 Widow The Union A150 C Edward A Green St Johns 1860 29 5 Timothy Collins 59 Labourer The Infirmary C83 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 19 6 Ellen Pearce 4 months Daughter of Ellen Pearce Spinster The Union A505 C Edward A Green St Johns 1860 26 6 John Taylor 45 Carpenter The Union C118 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 5 7 Sydney Henry Ransom 3 Son of Jonah Ransom Widow The Union A619 C M W Huine St Johns 1860 6 7 Mary Ann Page 29 Wife of Charles Harrison Page Charles Street I989 C David Lewis St Johns 1860 7 7 James Stonehouse 64 Labourer The Union A162 C M W Huine St Johns 1860 22 7 Rees Jenkins 9 months Son of Rees & Fanny Jenkins Labourer Maindu A620 C David Lewis St Johns 1860 27 7 Mary Hallissey 7 months Daughter of Denis & Mary Hallissey Labourer Union Buildings C547 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1860 28 7 Michael Barrett 25 Labourer Union C223 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 28 7 Eliza Williams 43 Spinster Union C222 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 4 8 Mary Hurman 22 Singlewoman servant Infirmary C224 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 6 8 Bridget McCarthy 30 Wife of Daniel McCarthy Labourer on Tunnel C226 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 7 8 Ellen Donovan 27 Widow Union C227 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 21 8 Mary Ann Wallace 20 The Union C286 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 15 9 Sarah Davies 21 The Union C229 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 15 9 Walter Delanty 1 son of Catherine Delanty singlewoman The Union C745 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 18 9 Johanna Crosby 9 weeks Daughter of Mary Crosby The Union C234 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 30 9 John Keehan 52 Labourer Landore Court A624 C W Perrin St Johns 1860 5 10 Jacob Rein 4 months son of Jacob & Elizabeth Rein Mary Ann St C457 RC Uleigh Morgan St Johns 1860 31 10 Mary Harrington 1 week daughter of Mary Harrington Spinster Sandon Place C462 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 9 11 Ellen Crosby 4 months Daughter of Ellen Crosby The Union C127 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 19 11 John Dwyer 40 Labourer The Union C128 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 19 11 John Herrin 26 Mason The Infirmary C464 RC S Bruno St Johns 1860 12 12 Catherine Hyde 9 Daughter of Thomas & Mary Hyde The Union C308 RC W Perrin St Johns 1860 27 12 Daniel Baker 3 Son of Richard & Anne Baker Shoemaker Bridge Street Q610 NC S Bruno St Johns 1860 28 12 John Gray 22 Breaksman East Street A801 C Alfred Tilly St Johns 1860 29 12 Mary Jane Sweeting 1 yr 10 mths Daughter of Catherine Sweeting The Union J W Osman St Johns 1861 2 1 Peter Osborne 71 Shoemaker 26 Duke Street M1505 NC Alfred Tilly St Johns 1861 3 1 Thomas Plain 3 weeks Son of Thomas & Margaret Plain Labourer The Union C470 RC J Corta St Johns 1861 11 1 Timothy Crowley 60 Labourer Winstones Court C171 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 11 1 Alexander Lewis 34 Seaman The Union A324 C M W Huine St Johns 1861 15 1 Teresa Eliza Griffiths 23 Wife of James Griffiths Carpenter Woodville Terrace Cathays M1593 NC Alfred Tilly St Johns 1861 16 1 Dennis Donovan 88 Labourer Union Buildings C169 RC Lawrence Gastaldi St Johns 1861 17 1 Catherine Hart 29 Servant Infirmary C167 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 19 1 Johanna Nihane 32 Wife of Cornelius Nihane Labourer Plucca Lane C176 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 22 1 James Bryan 5 yrs 10 mths son of John & Elizabeth Bryan Vachells Court C178 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 22 1 Anne John 19 months daughter of Deborah John Singlewoman Union A631 C M W Hime St Johns 1861 23 1 John Murphy 1.75 son of John Murphy Labourer Union C754 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 24 1 David Samuel 56 Labourer Union A36 C M W Hime St Johns 1861 25 1 Anne John 50 Union A403 C M W Hime St Johns 1861 29 1 Catherine Cocklin 1.5 daughter of Catherine Cocklin Widow Union Buildings C755 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 30 1 George Jones Jarrett 45 Sailor Union A405 C Evan Bevan St Johns 1861 30 1 James Simpson 44 Labourer Union A406 C Evan Bevan St Johns 1861 31 1 Mary Burke 3 daughter of John & Catherine Burke Labourer Union C756 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 1 2 Ellen Murphy 2 daughter of John & Mary Murphy Labourer Union C757 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 4 2 Ellen Boyes 33 wife of Edward Boyes Smith 16 Hills Terrace C183 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 19 2 John Jones 1.5 son of Margaret Jones Spinster Union A633 C M W Hime St Johns 1861 23 2 Michael Sheehan 33 Labourer 33 Little Frederick St C287 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 8 3 Mary Jane Nash 1 daughter of George & Jane Nash Basket Maker Wharton St Q463 NC Alfred Tilly St Johns 1861 11 3 Isabella Pearce 1 daughter of Isabella Pearce Widow Union A635 C Edward A Green St Johns 1861 12 3 Ada Vernon Lockey 4 months daughter of Joseph & Lucy Lockey Duke Street Q916 NC R J Vewall St Johns 1861 13 3 Caroline Hiscock 26 wife of Horatio Hiscock Labourer Cathays Q461 NC William Rogers St Johns 1861 13 3 Thomas Jones 60 Sailor Union A1007 C Edward A Green St Johns 1861 14 3 William Walling 50 Shoemaker Union A1008 C Edward A Green St Johns 1861 27 3 Michael Hurley 21 Labourer Union C418 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 10 4 Michael McDonald 62 Labourer Union C353 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 13 4 Ellen Deborah Boyes 3 months daughter of Edward Boyes 16 Hills Terrace C183 RC Louis Nivilec St Johns 1861 13 4 Mary Ann Burke 6 months daughter of William & Mary Burke Union Buildings C767 RC Louis Nivilec St Johns 1861 13 4 Georgina Carne Cory 1 year 8 monthsdaughter of Richard & Emily Cory Junior Shipbroker Oscar House L1465/L1485 C Joshua Evans St Johns 1861 26 4 John Collins 25 Labourer Infirmary C347 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 29 4 Mary Ann Weaven 3 weeks daughter of Charles & Ann Weaven Rows Court Q417 NC Alfred Tilly St Johns 1861 8 5 William Ede 39 Navvy The Union A1532 C Edward A Green St Johns 1861 8 5 John Lynch 55 Labourer The Infirmary C345 RC S Bruno St Johns 1861 8 5 George Shapland 3 weeks son of Susan Shapland The Union A754 C Edward A Green St Johns 1861 14 5 Ellen Deborah O'Brien 25 wife of John O'Brien Labourer The Union C344 RC Louis Nivilec St Johns 1861 15 5 William Wiltschut 20 Seaman Infirmary Q412 NC H D Visfer St Johns 1861 17 5 William Dwyer 60 Labourer Union Buildings C343 RC Louis Nivilec St Johns 1861 18 5 Catherine Ann Gronow 1 daughter of Hezekiah & Ann Gronow Bridge Street Q440 NC R Thomas St Johns 1861 28 5 Still born Barrington child of Margaret Barrington C556 RC St Johns 1861 28 5 Jeremiah Collins 73 Labourer Union C28 RC Louis Nivilec St Johns 1861 28 5 George Elliott 20 Seaman Union A1582 C Evan Bevan St Johns 1861 28 5 John Godfrey 36 Labourer Union A1086 C Evan Bevan St Johns 1861 11 6 Mary Jane Richards 9 weeks daughter of David & Margaret Richards High Street M1414 NC Alfred Tilly St Johns 1861 15 6 John Barry 24 Labourer Union C276 RC L Nivilec St Johns 1861 4 7 Thomas Murray 30 Labourer Union Buildings C838 RC Stephen Bruno St Johns 1861 6 7 Johanna Warwick 9 months daughter of George White & Johanna Warwick Tunnel C566 RC Stephen Bruno St Johns 1861 8 7 William Henry Jefferies 11 weeks son of Henry & Annie Jefferies Glendower Villa Q435 NC Evan Lewis St Johns 1861 9 7 Matilda Millard 54 wife of William Millard Lower Weddall Q434 NC David Llewellyn St Johns 1861 11 7 Mary Weaver 55 Widow Queen St Q399 NC Henry Chester St Johns 1861 13 7 Mary Condon 3 daughter of Samuel & Ellen Condon The Union C567 RC Joseph Corta St Johns 1861 15 7 Still born Child Murphy son of William & Elizabeth
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