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I live 2 miles from Meliden so I could have a look. Today the village is numbered from start to finish along Ffordd Talargoch and the old names are not used. I have not heard of Kings Head Terrace, but if wrjones can tell me what is on either side that would help me find it.
I am not aware of 7 pubs actually in the village but the parish of Meliden did once include Prestatyn. The only Kings head pub today is in Rhuddlan.
On the internet I came across Kings Head Place in 1871 census and Kings Head Terrace in 1881 census,( the home of a Thomas Williams Lead Miner.)
It may be possible that Kings Head is the old name for one of todays 3 Pubs.
If this terrace still exists will you want a photograph?
Regards Eldon.

Very likely in the local authority cemetery in Hawarden, and it is a large one. I am not familiar with Hawarden churches.
Was she married and did her husband die before her, in which case it is his grave that we need to look for.

To Devon Maid and DOB7, Thank you both very much for the information. Another brick wall comes crashing down. An interesting point is that whereas the certificate is all hand written the surname Calborough is printed in capital letters. It also explains why I could not find anything on Juliana Vickery in subsequent censuses.
Still cannot see how Mary Pearce was involved though.

I asked about this in 2005 and when I updated the old tread it ended up in the completed lookups and I doubt if it will be read. So I am starting afresh. The old thread cab still be read with the title of Lucy Vickery in 1851.
Lucy (my GGGmother) was born in Sampford Peverell on the 27/8/1849. Her mother was Sarah Vickery nee Calborough. The informant on her certificate is quote 'X the mark of Mary Pearce occupier Sampford Peverell' She registered the birth about 3 weeks later on the 5/9/1849.
She could not read and write so the details would have been written for her so the maiden name may not have been included or not understood. I am suggesting that Calborough was a guess. I cannot find anything on this surname. My hope is that the marriage can be found in the register at Sampford Peverell.
The marriage would probably before the birth of their eldest child Julianna in 1830. The father was James Vickery, a blacksmith.
Is it please possible for someone to check the parish records for this marriage.
In the 1851 census Mary Pearce was a 70 yr old pauper weaver living with 2 other paupers. How could she register a birth when there is no obvious family connection. Also would she have to go Tiverton or would the Registrar travel to the villages.
Thank you very much