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Details of pub: Hendafarn, Cilcennin (p)
Other names: Address/Location: Cilcennin
OS Grid Ref: SN520601 approx
Opened: c.
Closed: NOT KNOWN
Type: Pub
Summary: The name Hendafarn (old tavern) implies that it used to be an tavern or that a new tavern was opened in the village or parish, but no premises called 'New tavern' is known. It was built next to what became The Commercial Inn, (opened by 1871) near the church.
Notes: 1760
Land tax for Tavarn Kilcenin, John Lewis, abode: Hendre.
1765
Lewis Griffiths served as churchwarden "for ye alehouse"
1816
Mary, daughter of Isaac and Anne Lewis of Cilcennin public house, farmer, was baptised 22nd May
Census returns for 'Hendafarn' show that it was occupied by David Jones, carpenter in 1841, and Sarah Jones, widow in 1851 and 1861. None of these identify the house as an pub, or the occupants as publicans.
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