Abergarw Farm

1881 - 1901

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Lay adjacent to and NE of the Brynmenyn Level Crossing - Actually outside the parish. Confused with Cae Garw which it is named in both 1871 and 1891 Census record. The two farms are shown as some way apart in the 1901 census.

Census Records

Shown as a Blacksmith's residence, so no longer a farm. However, on RG11, Piece 05044, Image 00102, it is shown as a Farm, with Jenkin Morgan, aged 42 as the sole resident on the day.

First Name Last Name Age Place of Birth Year of Birth Occupation Relationship to Householder Remarks
Jenkin Morgan 42 Llangeinor

The 1881 Census entry for Abergarw Shop shows Ann Leyshon as "Formerly Farmers"

First Name Last Name Age Place of Birth Year of Birth Occupation Relationship to Householder Remarks
Jenkin Morgan 23 Ynisadre (sic) 1858

Jennet Morgan 21 Ynisadre (sic) 1860

Evan Morgan 58 Ynisadre (sic) 1823 Farmer

Farmer of 50 Acres

Presumption is that Ann and William Westcombe were married and the two children were their offspring. Perhaps Edmond was the son of a missing child of Ann and Thomas? Note: Some confusion here within the 1891 Census. Could be that Butler was actually in Cae Garw Farm.

First Name Last Name Age Place of Birth Year of Birth Occupation Relationship to Householder Remarks
Ann M. 5 St Brides Major

Daughter?
Child.
Sarah S. 11 Llangeinor

Thomas Butler 77 Cowbridge Farmer

Ann Butler 75 Llanharan Wife

Ann Westcombe 33 Llanharan Daughter

William Westcombe 30 Taunton Boarder

Edmond Rosser 4 Coity Grandson

First Name Last Name Age Place of Birth Year of Birth Occupation Relationship to Householder Remarks
Evan Morgan 69 Llangeinor Farmer

Widower.
Jenkin Morgan 34 Llangeinor 1858 Son

Jennet Howells 30 Llangeinor Daughter

Wife of George?
George Howells 29 Rhymney Mon 1862 Carpenter Son in Law

Sarah Howells 1 Llangeinor Granddaughter