7: Parents: John Williams=Lavinia Bevan (William Ladd= Rachel Morris)
6: John Lovelin Williams = Sarah Ladd.
5: Children: Lavinia, Sarah Jane, Martha
John Lovelin Williams (son of John Williams, shoemaker, and
Lavinia Bevan) was born in 1814 and christened at the parish church of
St. Dogmaels. Lavinia Bevans was from a S Pembs family who produced
several surgeons and who incorporated local surnames (eg Bartlett,
Lovelin(g), Carew) as second names.
John Lovelin was apprenticed as a sailor at age 14 and
became mate by age 31, sailing mainly coastal routes out of Swansea.
He married in 1844 Sarah Ladd who was working as a servant at Swansea. They had three daughters: Lavinia, Sarah Jane and Martha (born 1849 at Swansea).
By 1847, John was mate on a Newport registered vessel and they may have moved to Newport 1849 on. In the 1851 census, Sarah and her three daughters were living at Newport and John Williams had died (by drowning according to family memory; so between 1849 and 1851).
Sarah Williams with Martha on her knee
John Lovelin(g) Williams (b 28 Nov 1814, d: drowned 1849-1851)
John Lovelin Williams bp St Dogmaels 1 Jan 1815;
f: John Williams shoemaker; m: Lovina[sic].
Parents: John Williams (shoemaker)
and Lavinia Gwyllim Bevan(s) (ch 1785)
John Williams of St Mary's Cardigan= Lavinia Bevan 1 Feb 1814 at St Dog.,
witnessed Stephen Lloyd, David Lloyd
Grandparents:
? Williams = ? Alexander Bevan(s)(surgeon)=Jane.
Ancestors:
William Loveling (schoolmaster at Haverfordwest 1667; vicar of
Castlemartin; will 1716)= Alice ap Rice (m abt 1682; will 1729) (one of
the daughters of the late William ap Rice and co-heir with her sister
Lettice, wife of Abell Phillips of St Thomas to a large property and
land holding)
Their (eldest? son) Benjamin Loveling became vicar of Banbury and
his son (Benjamin also) attended Oxford (contemporary of Samuel Johnson)
and wrote poetry.
Their daughter Martha married John Bartlett. Other offspring were
Thomas(whose daughter Hester married John Bevan(s) in 1748), Jo-,
Elizabeth and Anne (who married Henry Hitching, then Rev john
Williams).
in 1791 Hester Bevans was owner of Jameston Court with tenant
John Bevan.
John Bevans=Mary Kidwalader 1773 (Mary Cadwallader B b 1784)
[possibly a different branch of Bevan(s) family]
Alexander Bevans (wife Mary) yeoman (will 1717) of Jameston
leaving copyhold property and farm animals etc (value 17 pounds): s
Alexander; eldest s John; dau Joan; dau Mary. [John inherits farm,
candidate for = Hester L] [son Alexander (b abt 1700) bequeathed 5
pounds for apprentice in an honest trade or profession]
Alexander Bevan(s) (poss g-s above or s of Hester L=John B) = Jane X
(ch b 1784,..1801 using names Loveling; John Bartlett; Phillips; Gwyllim
which suggest connection via Martha Loveling=John Bartlett or Thomas Loveling
=X with dau Hester =Bevans)
Siblings:
Jane Williams bp 13 Oct 1816; f: John Williams shoemaker; m: Lovina.
Jane Maria Williams & Thos Keirieu Williams bp St Dog. 22 Feb 1824;
f: John Williams shoemaker of Bridgend; m: Lavinia.
Thomas Williams b 1824 burial 29-3-1825 Cardigan aged 15mo
[no d record for Jane]
Marriage:
8 Jan 1844 Parish church St Johns Swansea:
Sarah Ladd (- spinster full age [21+?]) =
John L Williams (seaman bach full age) both residing Cardigan Town
Father: John Williams shoemaker; William Ladd farmer.
Sarah signed X. Witnesses David Morgan, Watkin Jones.
See Sarah Ladd details.
Children:
Lavinia Williams b Swansea Q3 1845
Sarah Jane Williams b Swansea Q3 1847
Martha Williams b Swansea Q1 1849
Martha: Birth certificate 4 Jan 1849 at Swan St, Swansea, father
John Williams (sailor), mother Sarah Williams (formerly Lad) (signed by mark)
1851 Census: Canal Parade, Newport
Sarah Williams widow 25 beer house keeper b Cardigan [so JW deceased]
Lavinia Williams 5 b Swansea
Sarah Jane Williams 3 b Swansea
Martha Williams 2 b Swansea;
+ 2 lodgers(from Fishguard; Newport P) + 1 servant.
John Williams alive Jan 1849 (Martha born), ticket to 1847, dead 30 March 1851 (SW widow).
no John L Williams death in UK list 1848-51
Deaths at sea: no match to ticket number.
Swansea parish burial 26-7-1849 John Williams aged 33.[our JW was 34]
[4 JW Q3 1849 Swansea]
GRO info on JW died Flint Row., Swansea, aged 33 on 25 July 1849, labourer, died cholera,
witness David Williams, Bethesda St. - poor fit.[Bethesda St just NE of Swan St; Flint Row
(cottages on Strand, N of Rail Stn.), later Prince of Wales St]
GRO search for John L Williams death 1/1/1850+/-1, aged 35, address
Swan St Swansea: mariner drowned -- not found.
GRO search for John L Williams death 1/1/1850+/-1, aged 35, address
Canal Parade Newport Mon: mariner drowned -- not found.
Cholera was rife in Newport (near Canal Parade) and Swansea (from Swan St north)
from mid 1849 over the summer. It was also prevalent on ships. Several hundred people
died in each town.
Mariner information:
John Lovelin Williams 104.740 b Cardigan 28 Nov 1814
Ticketed Waterford 17 Dec 1844, aged 30 seaman
App 1828; 5ft 5in; Hair: Lt Brown; Eyes: Hazel; Complexion: sallow.
RN-no; Foreign service-no; can write-yes. Residence: Swansea.
Mate circa 1839 (age 25)
mainly coastal voyages Swansea/Newport to Waterford/Youghal in
100 ton sailing vessels.
John L Williams Ticket info:
1845: seaman then mate from Swansea [Bedford, Union]; mate from Milford.
1846: mate - on Bideford vessel [or Thomas & Sarah of Newport 37 tons, if a typo], coasting .
Last ticket entry: 1847 as mate on Latimer of Newport, 118 tons,
(ON 23109, built Holyhead 1839) which voyaged to Vigo, Waterford, London and
Gloucester that year.
Sailed from Swansea on Bedford (as seaman) b 1804 Chepstow
120t Brigantine of Swansea 66x18.5 (Port nos 16/1825, 14/1826, 13/1837)
owned Swansea visiting Waterford mainly, also Newhaven, Plymouth,
Newport, Cardiff.
Voyages Bedford 1835-6 to Waterford, Ross, Youghal, Newhaven,
Cardiff, Plymouth.
Voyages 1845 on Union (as mate:
Swansea reg schooner 79tons b Brixham 1808) carrying culm, cattle,
copper ore, general cargo, from Swansea visiting Youghal, Falmouth,
Dundalk, Dungarvan, Waterford, Bristol, Liverpool, Newport. Previous
ship: Elizabeth.
[Lloyds 1849: capt Johns; owned Johns&C; Wtrf coasting]
[Owner Newport Coal Co to 1844, then Isaac Johns (master) of Swansea]
Record of voyages from 1835-1839
for John L Williams 21 Cardigan
Sn/35 64/194 Exmouth
[Lloyds 1839 Exmouth Sr 148 b Exmouth 1839 Exeter - Newcastl, + 2 bigger]
CS 38.96 June 34 Diana [CS = Competent Seaman; Coasting Seaman??]
[Lloyds 1839 Diana bg 145 b Dundee 1833 Dundee-Ptrsbg, + other Diana]
CS 72.35 June 37 Margaret [or 12.35 or 12.55]
[Lloyds 1839 Margaret: Bideford Bg 139 b Bideford 1835 Bdf-Med;
Newport Sr 116 b Shaldn 1827 Lon-Npt;
Newport Sr 148 b Newport 1826 Lon-Npt, +lots]
M 72.85 June 39 Budley [hard to read Bridley, B..ley, Poundley ][M=mate]
[port nos 72 Newport; 96 Swansea; 38 Dundee; 85 Scarborough; 35 Dublin;
64 London; 55 Ipswich; 12 Bideford]
Searching for father: John Williams shoemaker (of Cardigan; Bridgend in 1824):
Pigot 1830 Cdgn: no John Williams boot/shoemaker; but William Williams
Boot & Shoemaker, Market Lane.
Also Chymist William Williams High st.; Leather cutter William Williams High St.
Pigot 1835 WW Boot & Shoe, Market Lane also WW Leather cutter High St.
Pigot 1844 no -Williams bootmaker.
Pigot 1845 only WW chymist High St.[John W boot & .. Pembroke]
John Williams of Cardigan = Lavinia Bevan 1 Feb 1814 St Dogmaels
Jane Maria Williams & Thos Keirieu Williams bp St Dog. 22 Feb 1824;
f: John Williams shoemaker of Bridgend; m: Lavinia.
8 Nov 1837 admin to widow Maria Williams of deceased John Williams
shoemaker of St Mary Cardigan £10 signed X.
[name not Lavinia; d Q2 1837 Cdgn aged 63 - so mention on JW=ML 1844 would be
posthumous; marriage JW=Maria not found DHS: SDO or CSM]
no Maria Williams found 1841 Census.
John Williams 1841 Census Pullhay Cdgn 65 pauper (not b Cdgn)
with Thomas W 20 and Evan W 20 (both ag lab b Cdgn).
S Pembs possibles (since Lavinia was born there):
William Williams b 5-2-1780 St F listed as shoemaker in 1841 census St F
John Williams
b 28-9-1783 Penally [1861 Cleggars Farm 229 acres Lamphey age 78 b Penally];
b 21-2-1780 Stackpole Elidor
Mother: Lavinia Bevan(s).
Lavinia Gwyllim Bevans bp 18-7-1785 St Florence Pembs dau of Alexander
Bevans.
Gwillim/Gwillam/variants is surname in Pembs, Hereford,..
John Williams of St Mary's Cardigan= Lavinia Bevan 1 Feb 1814 at St Dog.
witnessed Stephen Lloyd, David Lloyd[fmp]
John Lovelin Williams bp 1 Jan 1815; f: John Williams; m: Lavinia.[Lovina]
Jane Williams bp (St. D.) Oct 1816; f: John W, m: Lavinia.
Jane Maria Williams & Thos Keiriew(Keirieu) Williams bp 22 Feb 1824
(St. D) same parents.
[maybe name is Carew -- see Thomas Carew Bevan]
[Lavinia 38 at birth of twins]
Thomas Williams b 1824 burial 29-3-1825 Cardigan aged 15mo
[no d record for Jane]
[no LW d Cdgn fits (Q1 1861 is age 0); but LW d Q3 1848 Newport Mon age 76 ~fits]
no Lavinia Williams in Cardigan area census 1841 or 1851; but
Lower Cross St., Newport has 1841 Lavinia Williams 50-54 (not b Mon) in
family of Henry Williams 60-64 innkeeper b Mon; Jane 40-44 not b Mon;
Henry 18 sailor b Mon; Mary 10 b Mon. [John Bevans 25-9 carpenter Not, nearby]
Lavinia Williams d 14-8-1848 Canal Parade, Newport Mon, age 76; widow of
John Williams, shoemaker, registered by William Howells.
[1851 Cross St., Jane W 53 lodging-house keeper b Newport Pembs]
Bevans family
Plausible scenario: Alexander Bevan(s) was from S Pembs (Jameston
area) and was working as a surgeon in Cardigan (as asst to John Williams
re Cardigan Gaol) by 1800. He and wife Jane are listed as parents of
John Bartlett Bevan bp 1784 Penally
Lavinia Gwyllim Bevans bp 1785 St Florence
Alexander Phillips Bevan(s) bp 1788 St Florence
Edward Loveling Bevan(s) bp 1789/90 Carew
Charles J Bevan bp 1799 Cardigan
Thomas Carew Bevan bp 1800 Cardigan
The males all worked as surgeons (in Cardigan, Abingdon, St. Davids, St.
Dogmaels, Newport Pembs).
Second names appear to be surnames of ancestors and are found
in the S Pembs area.
John
John Bartlett son of Alexander Bevan and Jane? his wife bap 29 June 1784
Penally.
John Bartlett Bevan of Cdgn St Mary=Dinah Gwyther 8-1-1825 Manorbier
witnessed Martin? Mansel, John Gwyther
IGI: Dinah Gwyther b 1777 Manorbier; parents John (farmer), Elizabeth:
see JG 1801 will (b 1776 d 1811); Dinah B bu 9-3-1836.
1841: Pendre St., JB 55-9 surgeon; Dinah B 14; Lucy B 40-4; Jane B 20-4; (see Alexander)
Pigot 1844 Cdgn: Surgeons John Bartlett Bevan Pendre St.; Charles
Bevan St. Dogmells.
1848 John Bevan in consideration to act as surgeon for Cardigan
Union Workhouse
1851: 16 Pendre St., JBB widower 66 surgeon; Dinah G B 24
Q2 1854 David Mathias = Dinah Gwyther Bevan Cardigan
1861 Census: 5b Pendre St., Cardigan
John B Bevans wid 77 mortuary in practice b St Florence Pembs
David Mathias 39 son-in-law GP b Nevern
Dinah Gwythen M dau 35 surgeon's wife b Card St Mary
Dinah Jane M 3; Elizabeth B M 1.
Probate JBB death 9-9-1861 surgeon widower Pendre House Cdgn,
<£300 to only child: Dinah Gwyther Mathias, wife of David
Mathias, surgeon.
John Bartlett Bevan d Q3 1861 Cdgn.
Lavinia
see above.
Alexander
Alexander Phillips son of Alexander Bevans bap 14-3-1788 St F
[also June? 1788 Manorbier X + Alexander son and dau of John Bevans]
directory info: GP at Abingdon; d Q2 1840 Abingdon.
Alexander Bevans=Jane Lewis 24-1-1805 Manorbier; ch John Alexander
b 1809
Alexander Bevan surgeon = Louisa Middleton (b Abingdon abt 1797)
Abingdon 8-3-1815;
ch Jane (1817-21); Lavinia(1826); Alexander(1827); Edward(1828);
Sophia(1831); Adelaide(1833); John R (1835)
Edward William B b 18-2-1828 Baptist Abingdon: father Alexander Phillips B surgeon; mother Lucy
Sophia B b 3-1-1831 Baptist Abingdon: father Alexander Phillips B surgeon; mother Lucy
[b 13 Jan 1831 bap 13 Feb Lwr Meeting Ho, Ock St Ab: Baptist]
Adelaide B b 1-5-1833 Baptist Abingdon: father Alexander B surgeon; mother Lucy
John Russel B b 1835 Baptist Abingdon: father Alexander B surgeon; mother Lucy
Alexander Phillips Bevan d Q2 1840 Abingdon
1841 Lucy B widow 40-4 in Cardigan with John BB's wife; also Jane B 20-4
1841 Radley school: Alexander Bevan 15-9.
1841 Abingdon Shippon: Lavinia Bevan[Benon] 15-9 dressmaker;
Alexander 15-9; Edward 13; Sophia 10; Adelaide 8; John 5.
1848 Adelaide Marian Bevan sentenced to 3 months for fraud (aged 14)
1851 Abingdon Union Workhouse: Edward Bevan 22 b Abingdon (St H) Berks
1851 Census Abingdon: Lucy Bevan 54 widow of a surgeon b Abingdon;
Sophia C B 20 dressmaker; Adelaide M ? B 17 dressmaker; John R B 13.
1851 Census: Alexander P Bevan, William St Cardigan 24 lodger b
Abingdon surgeon.
Alexander Philipps Bevan (asst surgeon)= Elizabeth Thomas
17-7-1852 Cardigan; d Q3 1857 Cdgn [ his son ]
Edward Bevan=Sarah Rees/Hannah Fitzgerald Newport M Q2 1852
Edward William Bevan d Q3 1854 Newport M, age 0; b Q3 mmn: Thomas [irrel]
Sophia Maria Bevan (12 Caroline St)
= David Volk (seaman, Canal Parade) 30-6-1853 Newport Mon. both aged 22.
[f: Alexander Bevan, surgeon; Thomas Volk, seaman;
witnesses Isaac Davies, Sarah Williams (presumably cousin née Ladd of Canal Parade)]
Lavinia Maria B= William Aldous, Abingdon Q1 1856;
Adelaide B = John Lewis Q1 1856 Newport Mon;
1861 census Abingdon: William Aldous 30 clothier+shoe manufacturer;
Lavinia M A 35; Lavinia L A 4; Charlotte R A 1.
[Lavinia Lucy A b Q5 1856 Abingdon]
Lucy Bevan d Abingdon Q1 1860; Q2 1863
1861 census Whitchurch: John Lewis 32 police constable b St Dogmaels;
Adelaide L 26 b Abingdon; John L 1 b Newport; Adelaide L 10mo b Gelligear.
1861 Falmouth: David Volk 27 diver b Newport P; Sophia V 30 b Ab;
Albert V 3 b Newport M; John R Bevan (lodger) seaman b Ab.
[ 1871 Pilot/channel as occupation; Thomas Volk master mariner b Newport M
as visitor: see
Welsh Mariners ]
Curiosity: Census 1841 Llanwnda P; Michael Bartlett 48 farmer; Anne B 45;
Mary Volk 70 [m-i-l?].
John Russel B = Mary Ann Sampson Q1 1865 Falmouth [see 1881 Falmouth Census; work docks]
Sophia Volk = John Goring 1875 Cornwall (spouse's father Alexander
Phillips Bevan)
Edward
7 July 1789 Edward Lovelin son of Alexander Bevan by Jane his wife bap
? Dec 1790 Edward Lovelin son of Alexander Bevan by Jane his wife bap
Edward Lovelin Bevans bp Carew 1789/1790 [fmp] (Census b 1792 St F)
Edward Loveling Bevan surgeon St Davids=Elizabeth Davies 2-8-1823
at Fishguard
Edward Loveling Bevan wid = Elizabeth Luke 8-7-1835 at St Davids
1841: St Davids: Ed B 45-9 surgeon; El B 25-9.
1851: St Davids:
Edward L Bevan 58 medical practitioner (GP) b St Florence
Elizabeth B 35 b St Davids; Jane Elizabeth B 1 [mmn: Luke]
Edward Lovely Bevan d Q3 1857 Hvfdw
Will: Edward Loveling Bevan: leave all (< £100) to wife
Elizabeth Bevan to help bring up our daughter.
Death 5-12-1857 aged 65.
Charles Bevan b Cdgn abt 1799
1841: no match
Charles Bevan=Frances Lloyd Q1 1843 Cdgn.
(m 9-3-1843 St Dogmaels CB apothecary=Francis Lloyd(X) mariner's dau, both
of St D. f: Alexander Bevan surgeon; John Lloyd mariner.)
Thomas Bevan Cdgn b Q4 1843; d Q1 1844.
Alexander Bevan son of Charles B, m Francis, b Q3 1844 Cdgn
1851: St Dogmells. Charles Bevan 54 GP b Cdgn; Frances B 31 b St D;
Alexander B 6; Jean[-> Frances] B 4; Elizabeth B 6mo.
1861: East St, St D: Charles J B 60 surgeon b Cdgn; Frances 45;
Alexander 17; Frances 14; Eliza 12; Ellen 10; Ann 7; Jane 5 (all b St D)
CB d Q4 1869 Cdgn aged 70.(St Dogmaels)
1871: 1 Strand St., St D: Frances B widow 53 (in particular acc?);
Elizabeth B dau un 20; Eleanor B dau un 19, Frances Lloyd mother widow 62
annuitant [age dubious].
Frances Bevan d Q4 1878 aged 61 Cdgn (so b 1817)
Thomas Carew Bevan b Cdgn abt 1801
1841 census: Newport P. Thomas Bevan 40-4 surgeon (n) (lodger)
15-8-1843 Thomas Carew Bevan bach surgeon = Sarah James widow (X),
Newport Pembs. f: Alexander Bevan surgeon; Thomas Mathias innkeeper.
Pigot 1845 surgeon Thomas K Bevan Newport P
1851 census: Newport, Pembs: Thomas Bevan 50 innkeeper b Cdgn; Sarah
B 58 b Newport P.
1861 census: same info ages 60; 67.
Probate Thomas Carew Bevan surgeon to widow Sarah < £450;
d 26-2-1864 Newport P.
Thomas C Bevan burial 2 Mar 1864 Newport P aged 64
Probate Sarah Bevan widow d 23-10-1868 Newport P £1000; executor
William Griffith George of Cardigan.
other (less relevant) Bevans families:
John Bevans bp 25-2-1787 Manorbier
John Bevan schoolmaster wid=Mary Evans 2-9-1848 St Dog. f: Thomas Bevan
farm bailiff; John Evans shipwright.[irrel]
son JBB b Q4 1852 Cdgn, d Q1 1863 Cdgn.
1861 Census: St Dogmaels, Evans family (shipwrights):
grandsons John Bevan 10; Thomas Bevan 8.(so Mary dead and Evans are her
parents)
Mary Cadwallader Bevans:
John Bevans = Mary Kidwalader, Manorbier 16-2-1773
Mary Cadwallader Bevans dau John Bevans bp Manorbier 4-8-1784
Alexander Bevans + twin sister bp Manorbier 1788 f: John
Census 1851 had Cadwalladers b Manorbier living in Manorbier.
2 Bevans families in Carew in 1841 Census:
Geo B 69 farmer (Carew Mountain); Jane B 69; Sarah 29.
Geo B 35 limestone quarryman; Mary B 45.
1841: Samuel Bevan 48 farmer Manorbier; Elinor 38,+ 5 dau aged 14-2
leases
1667 .... William Loveling of Haverfordwest St Thomas, schoolmaster
1682 ... Post marriage settlement
Description 1 William Loveling of Castlemartin, Clerk, and Alice,
his wife (one of the daughters of the late William ap Rice and co-heir
with her sister Lettice, wife of Abell Phillips of St Thomas,
Pembrokeshire) 2 Richard Prichard of Walwyn's Castle, gentleman, and
Griffith Pendry of Castlemartin, gentleman
Property: Longhouse in the tenure of John Pharill [?], Prenscawen in the
tenure of William Nicholas, Hooke in the tenure of William Hay, all in
the parish of Brawdy; Gorpig in the tenure of Catherine Charles ab
Evans, widow, and Tresewig in the tenure of Thomas Rees, both in the
parishes of Llandeloy and Llanhowell; Ffynnon Ddewi, in the tenure of
Griffith Wilkin, in the parish of Whitchurch in Dewisland
George Thomas to use of Alexander Beavens (old walls in Jameston), 1692
Henry Browne to use of Alexander Beavan (house & garden in
Jameston), Oct. 17th 1694
1694 Manorial roll: in October 1694 Alexander Bevan took seisin
of a house and garden in Jameston but promised that the previous owner Henry
Browne, perhaps a friend, should hold it for life
1707 Roger Bartlett of Jeffreston [will 1728]
1728 Lease
Description 1 Alice Loveling (alias ap Rice) of Castlemartin, widow
2 William Morse of Brawdy, husbandman.
Property: Priors Land, Brawdy [further described]
Term: 21 years
Rent: 55 shillings per annum
Witnesses: Martha Bartlet, Thomas Phelps, Anne Hitchings, Henry Hitchings
1733 ... Benjamin Loveling of Banbury, Oxon, gentleman
[pamphlet anti-Quaker by Benjamin Loveling vicar of Banbury 1703/4]
Benjamin Loveling Oxford contemporary of Samuel Johnson 1730's
satirist, b 1711, matric Trinity 1728, wrote poems about whores,.. son
of Benjamin Loveling vicar of Banbury
1734 ... Benjamin Loveling of Oxford, gentleman (son of the late
Benjamin Loveling of Pangbourne, Berkshire, who was the son of the late
William Loveling of Castlemartin by Alice, his wife).
Loveling, Benjamin (b. 1711), poet, was baptized on 17 July 1711 at
Banbury, Oxfordshire, where his father, Benjamin Loveling (fl.
1690-1727), was incumbent.
1734 Final concord
Description 1 Richard Prichard and Griffith Pendry, gentlemen
2 William Loveling, Clerk, and Alice, his wife
1735 ....Henry Hitchings of Pembroke St Mary and his wife Anne
(one of the daughters of the late Rev. William Loveling of Castlemartin)
1850 ...Copy of the Court Roll of the second proclam-ation on the
death of Samuel Bevans as in 519 above, presentment of his will and the
admittance of Harriet Bevans, eldest daughter and heir of Samuel Bevans,
to the properties in Jameston
Wills:
William Loveling: Castlemartin 1716 mentions wife Alice;
d-in-l Martha Bartlett and son-in-law Abial[Abell?] Phillips with wife Lettice.
Alice Loveling: Castlemartin 1729 makes bequest to daughter Martha
wife of Jon Bartlett. Mentions sons Ben-, Jo-, Thomas, dau Elizabeth;
Anne=Henry Hitching
John Bartlett 1732 Cresswell Key Jefreston: to dau Mary Lewis; dau
Joana??; wife Martha; granddau Hester Lewis. Inventory (farm) 27 pounds.
John Bartlett 1741 intestate St Florence admin to wife Mary B
Elizabeth Skyrme: Amroth 1747 gives to Anne Phillipps dau of her sister.
1752 James Bartlett intestate to son John; Jeffreyston.
Martha Bartlett: widow Penally 1769 makes bequest to neece Hester
Bevans dau of her brother Thomas Loveling of houses in Pembroke. (also
sister Anne = Rev Williams gets houses) also bro Loveling [sic], bro
Benjamin's 2 dau Elizabeth and Mary, sister Holie?? and to my
brother-in-law Rev John? Williams 3 ch George, Anne and Elizabeth; Anne
Williams executor. [nothing to her daus Mary Lewis and Joana??]
Alexander Bevans 1717 Jameston: s Alexander; d Joan; yst d Mary;
wife Mary; s John (latter 2 executors) (inventory: 2 oxen, 2 cows,..17 pounds)
(yeoman, farm Copyhold to John; Alexander 5 pounds for "aprentice to
honest trade or profession" then 15 pounds after 6 years; daughters 20
pounds each when 24 [so Alex jr may be 18 in 1717])
John Bevans 1723 St Petrox: wife Anne Maria; godson John s of bro Thos;
s-i-l Rich Clerk; d-i-l ??
Thomas Williams 1777 Jameston, inventory: 3 pounds (farm stuff)
Marchant Cadwallader 1779 Manorbier; admin to oldest son Thomas Marchant
Cadwallader of Wandsworth Surrey, millwright.
John Bevans 1827 Jameston: s Samuel (executor); d Jane; s William;
d Margaret; s James. d 29 7 1829 (copyhold estate to SB)
Samuel Bevans d 9-4-1849 farmer, Jameston, d Harriet; aslo Martha,
Ann, Mary.
Hesther Loveling=John Bevan, Penally 15-12-1748 (IGI)[near Tenby]
Mary Bevan=Thomas Williams, Penally 1759 (fmp)
Ann Philips=John Bevans, Prendergast 15-10-1767 (IGI)[E of Hvfw]
John Bevans = Mary Kidwalader, Manorbier 16-2-1773 (IGI)
George Gwyther = Mary Bevans, Manorbier 4-3-1789 (IGI)
William Loveling(w1716)=Alice(w1729)(mar 1682)
Alice ap Rice coheir with Lettice (wife of Abell Phillips)
of property of William ap Rice; d by 1682.
1667 William Loveling schoolmaster at Hvfdw St Thomas.
Thomas L=x(m 1729-1769); Martha L(w1769 m < 1716)=Jon Bartlett;
Ben-; Jo; Eliz-; Ann=Hy Hitching/Rev Ed Williams
Benjamin L became vicar of Banbury and had son BL (poet)
Hester L=John Bevan (H: b > 1729, m1748, alive 1791)
need another generation here Alexander Bevans=Jane X
(son John=Mary Kidwalader(m1773)? William=X? tenants)
John B (b1784) Lavinia G (b1785) Alex P (b1788),...
IGI (and fmp extras) Bevans baptisms 1700-1799: [ more if Bevan ]
Manorbier: Martha 5-12-1773; Anne 1-11-1775; Thomas 13-9-1777:
Hester 16-7-1780; Jane 16-10-1780; Joseph 9-2-1794; Anne 20-3-1794; Mary
3-4-1796; John 25-2-1787; Mary Cadwallader 4-8-1784(f:John); Alexander
1788(f:John). [fmp extras] Amelia 1791; Harriet 1791; Samuel 1791.
St. Florence: Lavinia Gwyllim 18-7-1785; Alexander Philipps 14-3-1788.
[fmp extras] Sarah 1789.
Carew: Susannah 1768; William 1753; Lettice 1754; Anne 1755;
Henry 1771; Margaret 1773; Lettice 1763; Mary 1778;
[fmp extras]: Anne 1799; Jane 1781; Jane Maria 1794; Matilda Clarissa 1793;
Rebecca 1790; Edward Lovelin 1789/90; (plus death info on b)
Penally: John Bartlett (Bevan) 29-6-1784 (fmp)
Stackpole Elidor: John 28-11-1756; Thomas 1736
Jeffreyston: George 20-8-1740; Mary 1755
Tenby: Esther 1742, etc
Alexander Bevan bp 1767 Llantrithyd (Vale of Glam) f: Alexander
[IGI & fmp] Jane Bevans= James Roch 15-2-1814 Manorbier;
=Thomas Hancock 15-5-1825 Lamphey;
[JBB=Dinah Gwyther 8-2-1825 Manorbier];
Samuel Bevans=Elinor Lewis 15-11-1825 Manorbier;
John Bevans=Anne Rees 20-11-1829 Manorbier;
Mary Bevans=John Griffith 13-4-1811 Carew; also Tenby,..
Jane Maria Bevan=John Morris 5-11-1824 St Dogmaels witness:
John Williams, David Lewis
[John Williams St Mary Cdgn= Lavinia Bevan 1 Feb 1814 St D [DHS list]];
Martha Bevans Troedyraur=Daniel Jones 1-11-1814 Bettws Ifan (wid)[DHS];
Benjamin Esay Kenarth = Maria Bevan 26-12-1816 CSM;[DHS]
1791 Land Tax for Castlemartin Hundred: Jameston Court (just NE of centre] owner Hester Bevans; tenant John B surnames Llewhelling Gwyther Cadwallader nearby
Loveling/Lovelin/Llovelin surname present Castlemartin area 1699-1897
[near St Florence] in wills. Also Bartlett; Gwyther; Phillips; Cadwallader;
Skyrme?/Carew. Births above suggest several Bevans families involved.
Silvanus Bevan (b 1691 Swansea) went to Lodon and made his name as
an apothecary. In 1725 fellow of Royal Society. He was a Quaker.
Quakers were revered as apothecaries since they were trustworthy.
Apothecaries acted as GPs as well as making medicines. His descendent
joined in 1767 with Barclay and others to start a bank Barclay, Bevan &...
Skyrm(e) of Penally/Manorbier
family tree:
John Skyrme b 1778 Manorbier=Ann Cadwallader b 1781 (m 1802 and lived
at Green Grove, Jameston). His son John married Louisa Gwyther (dau of
Peter G b 1790) from Slade farm nearby in 1864.
Carew landowners 1836: George Bevan, John Gwyther. Nash 1791
tenants: Thos Gwyther collier; Henry Gwyther.
Jane Philipps [claimant of Carew lands] probably died in 1719 as a
woman of this name was buried at Carew in April of that year. She had
three sons and amongst her descendants the name Carew occurs on several
occasions as a christian name. Katherine Carew widow of John Carew
remarried Alexander Elliot of Earweare, Amroth
Thomas Carew Philipps=
Jane Maria Morris Swansea St James 16-5-1839;
Also TCP (b 1785 Loughor d 1827)
