Ann JAMES 1789 - 1864 Penalt MON (General)

by GoldenOldie2 , Saturday, December 18, 2010, 10:03 (5097 days ago) @ slowhands

I looked in the BMD and there is an Ann JONES registered in Monmouth in Mar qtr 1864, so maybe that's her....I'll send away for it and see.
In 1839 when her husband, John died, his will leaves the house etc to Ann and land packages to the 4 daughters. I think it was written before the son was born. Anyway, by the 1841 census, all the land seems to have been sold off and on one census she is listed as "Charwoman" so they must have fallen on hard times. All around that area today belongs to the Gwent wildlife group. I know they lived at Lone Lane because that's where John died....maybe one of the girls lived at Primrose Hill Dixton....it doesn't look that far away on the map?