Census Images Pembrokeshire Cardiganshire Carmarthenshire Wales

IMAGES.

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Reproduction Prints and Offline Images.

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Abereiddy: A blue lagoon was formed here when the sea broke into a disused slate quarry Angle Bay: The last remains of the schooner Progress and the two masted ketch Mary Jane can be seen on the beach Angle: A single street village Druidston: The sandy cove was used by the Fitzgerald contingent during Stongbows'expedition to Ireland Fishguard GWR Ocean Express Fishguard Harbour: Irish mail leaving for London Haverfordwest Castle: First established by Gilbert De Clare, Earl of Pembroke in the mid 12th Century Haverfordwest: Castle Square and New Bridge 1906 Haverfordwest: Market Street (DOWN) Haverfordwest: Prendergast was stricken, together with other districts of the town, by an outbreak of bubonic plague in 1651 Haverfordwest Quay: In Tudor times, wool, hides, corn, malt and coal were exported Haverfordwest: Salutation Square 1907 pigs herded through the street Haverfordwest, Market St: At the junction of High Street and Market Street there is a Crypt, the vaulted cellar of a 13th century house. Haverfordwest Castle: First established by Gilbert De Clare, Earl of Pembroke in the mid 12th Century Manorbier Castle: Birthplace of Gerald of Wales Letterston: 10 miles North of Haverfordwest Middle Mill: The industrial past of the Corn Mill dates back to the 17th Century. Middle Mill: The approach Milford: Charles Street Milford: Hamilton Terrace named after Sir William Hamilton founder of the town in the 1780's, husband of Emma lover of Lord Nelson. Narberth: Intermediate School 1905 New Moat: During the 14th century this was a manor of the Bishops of St Davids Newgale: The Landsker line ran from Newgale to Amroth following a line of Castles separating the Norman and Welsh lands Neyland: Barnlake Ferry Neyland: High Street 1903 Pembroke Castle: Royal connections through the centuries including Ann Boleyn who became Marchioness of Pembroke Pembroke: Main Street 1932. John Wesley preached in the Town Hall, Main St, in 1763 Pembroke: Handleys Shop Pembroke Dock: The Ancient Order of Foresters once held court at the Royal William Inn now known as the White Hart in Pembroke Street Porthgain: Street with Tramway running in front Porthgain: 1905 Village and Brickworks Roch: The Castle was the birthplace of Lucy Walters the mistress of Charles ll and mother of the Duke of Monmouth. Rosebush: In the 1870's 26 quarrymen's cottages were built at a rent of #2 p.a. Saundersfoot: Once a coal exporting port, the glorious beaches and town are now enjoyed by tourists Solva Harbour: Seeped with seafaring tales and the base for the assembly of the first Smalls lighthouse Solva: A small village divided into upper and lower St Davids: The Bell Tower was detached from the Cathedral in a position that was thought easier to be heard by the faithful St Davids: Bishops Palace. One of the wealthiest landowners in the Middle Ages were the Bishops of St Davids St Davids: The Cathedral is built on the site where St David founded a monastery St Davids: View from Rhosson St Davids: The Pebbles is the street which runs from the Cross Square to the Tower Gate St Davids: West end early 1900s Tenby Harbour: Once the principal Herring port in South Wales, also known for its Oysters Tenby, High Street: 1784 it was observed by the Mayor that large numbers of pigs were suffered about the streets Tenby Pier: 1897 Royal Victoria Pier and landing stage opened Tenby: St Marys Church Milford: Industries over the centuries have included a Naval port and the sperm oil industry run by Quaker Whalers from Nantucket

Online Images.

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A minimum of processing has been applied in order to avoid any burn out of detail. By saving the image and using your own photo enhancement you can obtain a result that best suits your particular eyesight, display and printer.

1871 census page.

1841 census page.

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Acknowledgements:

Any Census Images are reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the TNA Image Library, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above conditions may result in legal action.

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