CARDIGAN ARMS King Street
1861 -
1872. Harriet Symmons
1874 -
1885 -
1891 -
1909. William Codner
1914
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Opposite the Llandoger Trow, to the right can just be seen the
Britannia public house which was lost in the blitz and at the extreme left of the
picture is the Old Duke. Prior to 1861 the building was home to a dealer in marine
stores (junk shop). In 1967 all to the right of the Old Duke was pulled down in favour
of a modern building which was recently home to a restaurant and bar named the ‘Bar
Med’.
CENSUS 1861.
Evan Symmons 37, head married, publican, Glamorgan
Mary A. Symmons 47,
wife married, Carmarthen
Evan J. Symmons 8, son, Bristol
Mary Sparks 16, servant unmarried,
Somerset
John Davey 48, lodger married, general dealer, Cardigan
David Thomas 39, lodger
married, smith, Carmarthen
CENSUS 1871.
Evan Symmons 57, head married, publican and
ship agent, Glamorganshire Newton Nottage
Harriet Symmons 48, wife married, Devon
Henton
Elizabeth Llewellyn 17, niece unmarried, Glamorganshire Swansea
Mary Grace Chugg
22, visitor unmarried, Devon Henton
CENSUS 1881.
Richard Arr 71, head widower, beer
house keeper, Bridgend Glamorgan
Sarah Arr 37, daughter unmarried, house keeper,
Bristol Gloucestershire
Mary Sheppard 35, daughter widow, general servant, Bristol
Gloucestershire
Richard Arr (Jr.) 32, son unmarried, formerly drapers porter, Bristol
Gloucester
William Higgins 31, visitor widower, mariner (Sc) Folkestone Kent
CENSUS
1891.
Isaac Bailey 41, head married, mason, Bridgwater Somerset
Rosa Ellen Bailey 41,
wife married, publican, Goathurst Somerset
Sarah Doloras Wall 16, servant single,
domestic servant, Bristol
CENSUS 1901.
Isaac Bailey 51, head married, mason, Bridgwater
Somerset
Rose Ellen Bailey 42 ?, wife married, publican, Bridgwater Somerset
?? Jenkins
45, single, Bridgwater Somerset