William Hart (1801 - abt. 1863)

Born 1801 in Dawley Magna, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom [uncertain]

Husband of Ann (Hints) Hart — married 13 Mar 1826 in Trevethin, Monmouthshire, Wales, United Kingdom

Died about 1863 at about age 62 in Blaenavon, Monmouthshire, Wales, United Kingdom [uncertain]

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Biography

William was born in 1801. He was the son of Richard Hart and Rachael Unknown. He passed away about 1863.

William was baptised on the 26th of April 1801 "William Son of Richard Hart by Rachel his Wife was Baptised" at Dawley Magna Anglican Church in Shropshire.

In 1822 William was witness to his sister Mary's marriage to David Thomas on the 19th of October in Aberystruth, Monmouthshire.

William Hart and Ann Hints married 13 March 1826 Trevethin, Monmouthshire. The register states that William was "of Aberdare in the County of Glamorgan a Bachelor", and that Ann was a Spinster. The witnesses were Edward Hints and Ann Roper.

The following year, on the 27th of January 1827 Edward Son of William Hart, Labourer, and Ann Hart, of Abersychan was baptised at Trevethin, Monmouthshire. Sadly, at the same church four months later, on the 13th of May, Edward was buried. His abode was given as Old-furnace.

On June 6th 1838 William and Ann's son John was baptised at Panteague / Panteg in Monmouthshire. An additional note on the baptismal entry states that John was "3 Years old when baptized". The abode was Cwmynigwy?

UK census 1841 for Nant y Glo Iron Works, Aberystruth, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.

1. William Hart. M. 40. Cokerer. Not born in Monmouthshire.

2. Ann Hart. F. 35. Not born in Monmouthshire.

3. John Hart. M. 6. Monmouthshire, Wales.

4. Edward Harts. M. 70. Finer. Not born in Monmouthshire.

5. John Worren. M. 30. Cokerer Ireland.

6. William Walter. M. 70. Not born in Monmouthshire.

7. James Copes. M. 15. Cokerer. Not born in Monmouthshire.

John died in September 1842 and was buried at Aberystruth, Monmouthshire on the 20th of September, aged 7 years. His abode is written as Nantyglo.

Six weeks later William's mother Rachel passed away. William was the witness noted on her GRO Death Certificate as being present at the death. His address was given as Pontnewynidd, Trevethin.

UK census 1851 for Bush Inn, Aberystruth, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.

1. William Hart. Head. Married. M. 50. Coaker. Old Park, Shropshire.

2. Ann Hart. Wife. Married. F. 45. Melin Griffith, Glamorganshire.

3. Edward Hints. Father in law. Widower. M. 80. Formerly Finer. ???, Shropshire.

William Hart, age 58 of Blaenavon, was buried on the 16th of November 1863 at Panteg, Monmouthshire.

Sources

Baptism in Parish Register 26 April 1801 Dawley Magna Anglican Church Shropshire.

Marriage in Parish Register 13 March 1826 Trevethin Monmouthshire.

• UK census 1841, 1851

Burial in Parish Register: Panteg, Monmouthshire 16 November 1863