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LLANGADOG / LLANGATTOCK JUXTA-CAERLEON, Monmouthshire
"LLANGATTOCK JUXTA CAERLEON, a parish in the lower division of the hundred of Usk, county Monmouth, 2 miles N.E. of Newport. It is situated on the river Usk, and near the line of the Newport, Abergavenny and Hereford railway. The parish includes the township and village of Caerleon, its post town. On the other side of the rivet, opposite the village, is the seat of Lord Llanover, built under the shadow of the Blorenge Mountain."
[Description(s) from
The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868)
Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
- Barber, Chris.
Arthurian Caerleon : in literature and legend. Abergavenny : Blorenge Books, 1996. 44p.
- Boon, George C.
Isca, the Roman legionary fortress at Caerleon, Mon. 3rd ed. Cardiff : National Museum of Wales, 1972. 142p.
- Brewer, Richard J. Caerleon and the archaeologists: changing ideas on the Roman fortress.
Monmouthshire Antiquary 17 (2001), p. 9-34.
- Cessford, Craig. An eighteenth century clay pipe production site at Caerleon.
Monmouthshire Antiquary 14 (1998), p. 41-55.
- Davis, Paul R. The Old Bull Inn and Hanbury Arms : a survey of two Caerleon pubs.
Archaeology in Wales 33 (1993), p. 20-2.
- Deane, S G.
The living village : the story of some of those who lived in Caerleon during the twentieth century. Cwmbran : Village Publishing, c1985. 113p.
- Hockey, Primrose.
Caerleon past and present. Risca : Starling Press, 1981. 147p.
- Johns, William N.
Historical traditions and facts relating to Newport and Caerleon. Newport : printed and published by W.N. Johns, 1880-85. Contents: v.1. Pre-historic and Roman period.--v.2. The Saxon period.--v.3. Norman and early English period.--v.4. Edward III. to Mary.--v.5. Temp. Elizabeth to Charles I.--v.6. The church during the Puritan period.
- Kennerley, Eijah. The Priory, Caerleon.
Gwent Local History 62 (1987), p. 29-34.
- Kirby, Conyers.
A pictorial handbook of Newport (Mon.) : with some account of the old port of Caerleon. Cardiff : Mullock and Sons, 1891.
- Knight, Jeremy K.
Caerleon Roman Fortress. Cardiff : Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments, 1994.
- Moore, Donald.
Caerleon: fortress of the Legion. Cardiff : National Museum of Wales, 1970. 53p.
- Morgan, Trevor M.
Caerleon endowed schools : the first 270 years. Caerleon : Williams's Schools, c1994. 133p.
- Stevens, Norman.
Caerleon : 'scenes past' : a walk through history. Abertillery : Old Bakehouse Publications, 1997. 128p
- The Parish Church of St Cadoc, Caerleon, Monmouthshire. Gloucester : British Publishing, [1972] 24p.
- Vaughan, Philip. Byways of Gwent's industrial past : Caerleon, Ponthir and Trostry.
Gwent Family History Society Journal. 60 (2000), p. 20-23.
- Wiles, Eric. Publications of the Caerleon Antiquarian Association, later Monmouthshire and Caerleon Antiquarian Association, now Monmouthshire Antiquarian Association.
Monmouthshire Antiquary 13 (1997), p. 59-66.
- This list of parish records is intended as a rough guide to coverage only. Their location as stated should be confirmed with the appropriate Record Office prior to any visit.
| Llangadog / Llangattock Juxta-Caerleon, St Cadoc's Church - records with the NLW |
| Baptisms |
Marriages |
Burials |
| 1695-1838 |
1695-1837 |
1695-1858 |
| Bishops Transcripts |
1696, 1725-1905 - records with the NLW |
[Details as published in
The Parish Registers of Wales, NLW 1986 - present location/availability may vary]
- Baptisms, Marriages and Burials - Mike John's transcriptions of selected parish records.
- Some useful and interesting information about this parish can be found in: M.A. Williams.
Researching Local History: The Human Journey, London, Longman, 1996, 276 p.
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(Last updated - Gareth Hicks - 29 March 2009)
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