John Pound - Bedwelty

[Dannemois]

Can anyone please check a death of a John Pound registered Bedwelty Deaths June 1904 aged 28. If this is the guy I am seeking then his wife's name is Jemima.  I would appreciate any details, particularly his address and occupation etc.
Thanks 

[keyboard86]

Hi that death is in June qtr April/May/June which could be the burial 11th April 1904 Bedwelty and states Coroner's inquest, but no age shown?
Keyboard86

[DavidG02]

There is a John Pound married to a Jemima Howell 1896 but the birth year is given as 1874. The marriage took place Dec 28 so the grooms given age of 22 would give a birth year of 1874

Father John Pound and brides father also John

[DavidG02]

John Pound is a Coker at Coke Ovens in 1901

[keyboard86]

HI again, I can see why you think the 1904 death could be him, as Jemima Pound married a John Brown Dec qtr 1906 Pontypool 11a 284
Keyboard86

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Report of the inquest - no wife's name, but there were four children

http://newspapers.library.wales/view/3427101/3427106/114/

[Dannemois]

Many thanks one and all for your input; some info I already found but I was pleased to receive the coroner's inquest.  My main aim here was to find where he lived and as the inquiry was held at the Dynevor Arms, Tirphil, it is very probable he resided in Tirphil.

Thanks, Regards, R

[RayDen]

In 1901 John & family were living at 3 Old Brithdir Cottages.  The next household was registered at 1 New Houses, Coed Cae, Tirphil.

Ray

[Dannemois]

Hi Ray
Thanks for the details, Coed Cae is situated half-way between Brithdir and Tirphil.  If only the enumerators could be a bit more imaginative when they named these dwellings - old Brithdir Cottages, New Houses Coed Cae; they 'christened' dwellings in Brithdir as Old Bristol Terrace, New Bristol Terrace, Brithdir New Houses - it can be a really headache on times.
Regards