kennel st mary lower brecon

[llangatwg]

Has anyone any idea where this may have been 1881.
thanks.
think kennel was a street name

[Victor Harvey]

Hi,
If it's any help, the National Burial Index (NBI) lists the following St Mary parishes:-
Aberysgir, Bronllys, Buith Wells, Cantref, Crickadarn & Hay.
Victor

[Greensleeves]

Are you sure it's been transcribed correctly?  Never heard of a street in Brecon with a name that includes 'kennel' although of course I could be wrong.

[Dave Jones]

If you have picked up the name of the street from the 1881 census then, normally, if you go to to the first page of that section you should find the streets that the particular enumerator was covering.
This would enable you to find nearby streets.

[Gadget]

Hi

The nearest that I can find in the ED (13) in 1881 is Canal Bank - the writing is not all that clear  1 Canal Bank might be mistaken for Kanal 

 See RG11/5459/42/12

Gadget

[Greensleeves]

That might be it, Gadget - assuming numbering of Canal Bank was from central Brecon, that would mean No 1 would be in St Mary's Parish, which is the church in the centre of the town.

[Gadget]

I checked the ED before I looked, GS - it's definitely  St Marys (or Lower Division)

Gadget

[Gadget]

Nearly right - I checked a couple of pages on and found this on  RG11/5459/43/14  It's in the Canal Bank area

Gadget

PS -Only one household with that address. It probably was a Kennels as the head of household was  Thomas Jones, a Huntsman.
The addresses go 1-5 Canal Bank; Watton(?) House; Old Turnpike; Kennel; Lime Kilns; Canal Bank.....

[llangatwg]

thank you.  yes it is thomas jones huntsman i am researching.  thanks all