Mary Evans
| Father | Edward Evans (c 1835-) |
| Mother | Ann ___ |
Mary Evans, daughter of Edward Evans and Ann ___, was born in MonmouthshireG on 6 October 1863.1 She was probably the Mary Jones who died aged 80 in GlamorganG in 1943 (to be verified.)2 She married in Nantyglo, MonmouthshireG, on 24 December 1883, James Jones, son of Griffith Jones.3
In 1891 Mary was living in NantygloG and was recorded in the census as Mary Jones, aged 28. She was living with her husband James, 41, two children from James's first marriage, and James and Mary's four children, including Elizabeth Hannah, aged six. Mary's father Edward Evans was also in the household.4
In 1901 she was living at 33 Garn Road, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 35. She was living with her husband James, 45, a coal hewer, and six children, including Elizabeth Hannah, 16, and Laura, aged four. Also in the household were Edward Evans, 66, a boarder, William Watkins, 23, husband of James and Mary's daughter Mary, and William and Mary's two-month-old son Augustus.5
In 1911 she was living at Waterloo Cottages, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 45. She was living with her husband James, 59, and their children, William, 23, Edward, 20, Godfrey, 16, and Laura, aged 14.6
In 1921 she was living at Garn Road, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 59. She was living with her husband James, 71, and their children, Godfrey, 27, and Laura, 24. Also in the household was James's widowed brother John Jones, 75.7
In 1891 Mary was living in NantygloG and was recorded in the census as Mary Jones, aged 28. She was living with her husband James, 41, two children from James's first marriage, and James and Mary's four children, including Elizabeth Hannah, aged six. Mary's father Edward Evans was also in the household.4
In 1901 she was living at 33 Garn Road, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 35. She was living with her husband James, 45, a coal hewer, and six children, including Elizabeth Hannah, 16, and Laura, aged four. Also in the household were Edward Evans, 66, a boarder, William Watkins, 23, husband of James and Mary's daughter Mary, and William and Mary's two-month-old son Augustus.5
In 1911 she was living at Waterloo Cottages, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 45. She was living with her husband James, 59, and their children, William, 23, Edward, 20, Godfrey, 16, and Laura, aged 14.6
In 1921 she was living at Garn Road, NantygloG, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 59. She was living with her husband James, 71, and their children, Godfrey, 27, and Laura, 24. Also in the household was James's widowed brother John Jones, 75.7
Children of Mary Evans and James Jones
- Elizabeth Hannah Jones+ b. 6 Dec 1884, d. 16 Oct 1954
- Ann Jones b. c 1887
- William J Jones b. c 1889
- Edward Jones b. 1890
- Godfrey Jones b. c 1895
- Laura Jones+ b. 1 Feb 1897, d. 7 Jan 1991
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916–2007" (Ancestry transcript), "Sep qtr 1943. Jones, Mary, 80. West Glamorgan. 11a:822."
- "Monmouthshire, Wales, Anglican Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1551-1994" (Ancestry image), Marriages Register, Holy Trinity, Nantyglo, Monmouthshire, "24 Dec 1883, James Jones (made mark), 35, widower, hitcher, of Nantyglo, father Griffith Jones, underground fireman; and Mary Evans (made mark), 22, spinster, of Nantyglo, father Edward Evans, collier. Banns. Witnesses: Samuel Harvey, Maria Harvey. J Morgan, Vicar."
- 1891 England census, RG12, piece 4352, folio 41, p. 15, GSU roll 6099462
Nantyglo, Monmouthshire
James Jones, head, 41, coal miner, b. Breconshire
Mary Jones, wife, 28, b. Monmouthshire
Leah Jones, daughter, 14, tinplate worker, b. Monmouthshire
Mary Ann Jones, daughter, 10, b. Monmouthshire
Elizabeth H Jones, daughter, 6, b. Monmouthshire
Ann Jones, daughter, 4, b. Monmouthshire
William J Jones, son, 2, b. Monmouthshire
Edward Jones, son, 6 months, b. Monmouthshire
Edward Evans, father-in-law, 56, coal miner, b. Monmouthshire. - 1901 England census, RG13, piece 4934, folio 40, p. 15
33 Garn Rd, Nantyglo, Aberystruth, Monmouthshire
James Jones, head, 45, coal hewer, b. Brynmawr, Breconshire
Mary Jones, wife, 35, b. Nantyglo
E Ann Jones, daughter, 16, b. Nantyglo
William Jones, son, 12, b. Nantyglo
Edward Jones, son, 10, b. Nantyglo
Godfrey Jones, son, 6, b. Nantyglo
Laura Jones, daughter, 4, b. Nantyglo
Edward Evans, boarder, 66, coal hewer, b. Blaenavon, Monmouthshire
William Watkins, son-in-law, 23, colliery labourer above, b. Nantyglo
Mary A Watkins, daughter, 20, b. Blaina, Monmouthshire
Augustus Watkins, grandson, 2 Months, b. Nantyglo. - 1911 England census, RG14, piece 31825, folio , p.
Waterlow Cottages, Nantyglo, Aberystruth, Monmouthshire
5 rooms
James Jones, head, 59, hitcher on bottom of pit, below ground, b. Llanelly, Breconshire
Mary Jones, wife, 45, m. 27y, 7 ch, 6 living, b. Nantyglo
William J Jones, son, 23, coal miner hewer, b. Nantyglo
Edward Jones, son, 20, coal miner hewer, b. Nantyglo
Godfrey Jones, son, 16, coal miner hewer, b. Nantyglo
Laura Jones, daughter, 14, b. Nantyglo. - 1921 England census, Garn Rd, Nantyglo, Aberystruth, Monmouthshire
5 rooms
James Jones, head, 71y, married, b. Llanelly, Breconshire, colliery hitcher, Lancaster's Colliery, Lower Deep, Blaina, out of work
Mary Jones, wife, 59y, married, b. Nantyglo
Godfrey Jones, son, 27y, single, b. Nantyglo, colliery haulier, Lancaster's Colliery, Henwen Pit, Blaina
Laura Jones, daughter, 24y, single, b. Nantyglo, house duties
John Jones, brother, 75y, widowed, b. Llanelly, retired.
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