Held at:

Hereford Public Library

Reference:

Local and Trade Directories H/914.244

Source:

Original document

Title:

Kelly’s Directory of Herefordshire

Place name:

St Margarets

Date:

1934

Description:

Trades and professions named in St Margarets include:

 

Blacksmith: Henry Neate [Slough forge]

Innkeeper: Arthur Jordan [Sun Inn]

Vicar: Reverend Robert Denys Gwyther Clunn [since 1933]

Wheelwright: William Edward Powell

 

Residents and property named include:

 

Bradley,

Alfred

Clements

Bufton,

George

Shobdon

Cole,

Sydney

Walters place

Corbett,

Vaughan Sheldon

New House farm

Edmunds,

Thomas

Lower House

George,

Alfred

Crossways

Gwillim,

Denzil

Tanhouse

Howard,

Sarah

Almshouse

Jones,

Ivor Emlyn

Haines Pl.

Lewis,

Thomas

Gilva court

Nelson,

John

Fern Verrow

Powell,

George

Maerdy

Powell,

William

Iron Pear tree

Price,

Allen

Upper Gilvach

Price,

Mary [Miss]

Trevecca

Pritchard,

Henry

Weavers Grn.

Pritchard,

John

Corner farm

Pritchard,

John

Fair Oak

Pritchard,

John

Llannon

Pritchard,

William

Lower Llannon

Probert,

Alice [Mrs]

Old Farm

Sayce,

George

Gilvach

Smith,

George

Park farm

Thomas,

Daniel

Beavan’s Pl.

Tilbury,

William [executors]

Trecadivor

Watkins,

George Henry

Merryhurst

Watkins,

Thomas

Wernwilliam

Went,

Sidney

Mayores

Whistance,

George Lewis

Wells Green Bungalow

Yeomans,

Albert

Coedpoeth

 

An image of the full 1934 Kelly’s Directory entry for St Margarets is given below.

 

 

Observations:

Local farmers are named. The area, population, rateable value, main crops, geology, county court arrangements and other details of the Parish are given. The architecture of the church is described. RRWR Trafford is Lord of the Manor; he and the trustees of the late Herbert Howorth Wood are chief landowners.

This directory is not comprehensive in its coverage of all farms and commercial premises in the parish at the time. Also, in the transcribed lists of properties that are named, spellings in the original have sometimes been amended to reflect more common usage. In case of doubt please refer to the image of the original entry.


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