GENUKI: Llanwarne, Extract from E.C. Lascelles Directory of Herefordshire, 1851

LLANWARNE is a parish situated in a valley, and in a retired sequestered spot, seven-and-a-quarter miles from Ross, and lying between the Hereford and old Monmouth roads.

The Church is a curious and venerable pile of antiquity, with castellated tower, containing four bells, and is a Rectory. The Rev. Watson Joseph Thornton, Rector; Mr. William Court, Clerk. Services - 11.00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m.

There is a school attached to the Rectory, supported by contributions and the children's pence. Mrs. E. Price, Schoolmistress.

Wesleyan Chapel, a square stone building, situate on Turkey Tump The Ministers are various. Sevces-10.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m.

CLERGY, GENTRY, ETC.
Fisher John Edward, Esq., The Court	Siers Mr. Joseph
Lingwood Robert M., Esq., Lyson House	Thornton Rev. Watson Joseph, Rectory

TRADES, FARMERS, ETC.
Addis Frederick, wheelwright, Windmill Hill	Davis Richard, blacksmith
Butcher John, blacksmith	Digwood James, farmer, The Lawns
Court John, carpenter, and Overseer, Herbert Cottage	Elliott Joseph, farmer, The Hill
Court William, carpenter and farmer	Hughes Daniel, farmer, Lower House
Court William, Parish Clerk	Kemys Charles, cooper, Windmill Hill
Meredith John, dealer in bread, Turkey Tump	Matthews William, draper and grocer
Morgan James, farmer, Lower Monkton	Meadmore Charles, farmer, Blewinstone
Morgan John, shoemaker	Rudge Joseph, farmer & maltster, Upper Monkton
Moules Mary, farmer	Watkins Benjamin, farmer, Gambler Head
Partridge John, blacksmith	Watkins Charles, farmer, Upper House
Pegler Frederick, butcher, The Jockey	Wildes William, farmer, Hendrie
Robert John, farmer, Little Field	Williams Joseph, corn miller and farmer, Llenastone Mill

Llanwarne, Herefordshire

Extract from E.C. Lascelles Directory of Herefordshire, 1851

LLANWARNE.