Baptist chapel, Aberthaw

• Aberddawan Mission Room Baptist chapel, East Aberthaw        ST03476679          Built in 1859                  (1)
• There is a Baptist chapel at Aberthaw             1895   (5)                  and   1910  (6)
• Baptist chapel, Aberthaw         Rev. Owen Jones (Llancarfan and Aberthaw)      Slaters Directory for 1880

• 1821, August 28; Baptist; the dwelling-house of Mary Alice Powell of Aberthaw, schoolmistress, being the property of Robert Jones, esquire, and situated in the village of Aberthaw; the said Mary Alice Powell, Thomas Jones, David Edwards         (2)

Rhoose Baptist

• Rhoose Baptist            Erected before 1800          Morgan Morgan, Steward, Rhoose              1851  (7)

• 1843, May 11; Protestant (endorsed: Baptist); a dwelling-house situated at Rhoose in the occupation of Thomas Edwards, labourer; Morgan Morgans, farmer, Bassett E. Thomas, Griffith Price       (2)

Independent; the dwelling-house of Thomas Williams situated in the village of Burton

• 1797, February 18; Independent; the dwelling-house of Thomas Williams situated in the village of Burton; John Williams, Thomas Williams, David Richard, David Thomas, Roger Jones, Owen Thomas          (2)

Nurston Independent chapel (Salem), Nurston

•  Nurston Independent chapel (Salem), Penmark            ST05366721           Built in 1820, modified, altered or rebuilt 1868.             (1)
• Nurston English Congregational chapel, Nurston     Opened in 1820        (3)
• There is a Congregational chapel at Nearstone                  1895   (5)              and   1910  (6)
• Independent chapel, Penmark                 Rev William Lewis                Slaters Directory for 1880
• Nurston Ind                                  Dacor Robert Peers; Morgan Morgan, Minister          1851   (7)
• Rees, Thomas & John Thomas. Hanes Eglwysi Annibynnol Cymru (History of the Welsh Independent Churches), 4 volumes (published 1871+). Here is the entry for this chapel (in Welsh) - with translation by Maureen Saycell (May 2009)

• 1807, May 16; Independent; the dwelling-house of Owen Thomas situated in the village of Nurstone; Thomas Williem, Minister, David Owen, Thomas Raccliff, David Richard, Samuel Humphrey, Owen Thomas, John Humphrey, William Harry       (2)
• 1824, April 21; Independent; a dwelling-house, being a part of the estate of John Kymmis Tent, esquire, at Nurston; Thomas Williams, Minister, John Humphrey, Samuel Humphrey, Owain Thomas, Thomas Ratcliff        (2)

• Sardis, Penmark                 ST0568            Built in 1832                     (1)
• Sardis and Aberthaw Tabernacle CM chapels       Extant records    (4)
• Here [Penmark] is a Welsh Calvinistic chapel                  1895    (5)             and  1910  (6)
• CM chapel, Penmark              Slaters Directory for 1880
• Sardis CM                        Erected in 1832                     Thomas Mathews, Deacon, Fontigary         1851   (7)

• 1827, April 3; Protestant (endorsed: Welsh Methodist); the dwelling-house occupied by Christopher Ballard, shopkeeper, being the property of Robert Jones, esquire; the said Christopher Ballard      (2)     [right place? - see also Tabernacle entry below]

• 1832, October 5; Protestant; a chapel called Sardis Chapel; Christopher Ballard, shopkeeper         (2)
• Extant rcords (8 under Vale of Glamorgan Collection)

Presbyterian church (CM church), Fontygary Rd, Rhoose

• Presbyterian church (CM church), Fontygary Rd, Rhoose      ST05846637     Still in use in 1987        (1)

• 1813, November 23; Protestant (endorsed : Welsh Methodist); the dwelling-house occupied by Evan David, husbandman, situated at Rhoose, being the property of Walter Browne of the city of Bristol, esquire, solicitor; the said Evan David         (2)                                                        [same place?]

• Fontygary Road Rhoose CM chapel      Fontygary Road, , Rhws, Dwyrain Morgannwg CF62 3DU - still open in 2006

• Tabernacle chapel, Aberthaw              ST0265                       (1)
• Sardis and Aberthaw Tabernacle CM chapels       Extant records    (4)

• 1811, January 24; Methodist; the house of Edward Williams called the Tabernacle situated in Aberthaw; William Thomas, Minister, John David, John Jones, Howel William               (2)
• 1813, November 20; Protestant (endorsed: Wesleyan); a building called the Tabernacle situated at Aberthaw; Christopher Ballard of the parish of Llancarvan, husbandman             (2) 
• Extant records (8 see Vale of Glamorgan Collection)

Mission church, Aberthaw

• There is a Mission church at Aberthaw                     1910  (6)

Jubilee Hall Mission Room, Rhoose

• Erected at the cost of John Cory and used for religious services generally                   1910   (6)
• Rhoose Mission church (Chapel of Ease), Church Rd, Rhoose              ST06326642        Built in 1908, corrugated Iron....to be demolished and replaced by a new chapel in 1993.            (1)  

• The church in Rhoose that replaced the Mission Church is in the same place and shape.  The hall wa demolished when it became unsafe and replaced with a portacabin as a temporary measure (2003/4)
  It is called St Peter's Church.  (Contributed 11/2009 by Vicky Grice, member of Porthkerry and Rhoose PPC)