N.B. Some pubs do not appear on the maps as we do not have a definite location for them.
Details of pub: Stags Head, Llangeitho
Other names: Address/Location: near Llangeitho
OS Grid Ref: SN6409059017
Opened: c.
Closed: after 1964
Type: Pub
Summary: On the B4342 and B4578 crossroads.
Thought to be a drover's pub.
(Richard Moore-Colyer, The Welsh Cattle Drovers, (2002), p. 139)
At sometime during the Victorian period, a local servant murdered his mistress for her fortune, but finding only a guinea or two he came to the Stag's Head, got drunk and was arrested for murder.
The Stags head is mentioned in Bethan Phillips book 'Pity the Swagman, The Australian Odyssey of a Victorian Diarist (2002)
Notes: 1822
earliest reference
1841
Ann Edwards, inn keeper, age 40 (widow of John Edwards)
Census 1841
1851
Richard Richards, age 37, Inn keeper
Census, 1851
1861
Griffith Griffiths, age 34, Inn keeper
Census, 1861
1868
Used for a Tory Parliamentary meeting
1871
Griffith Griffiths, age 44, Inn keeper
Census, 1871
1875
licensee: Griffith Griffiths (Worrall’s Directory, 1875)
1881
Griffith Griffiths, age 54, Inn keeper
Census, 1881
1891
Thomas Davies, age 38, Mason. His wife was Catherine, daughter of Griffith Griffiths.
Census, 1891
1892 Licence transferred from Thomas Davies to David Rowlands, formerly of the Monarch Hotel, Tregaron "Trosglwyddwyd trwydded y Stag's Head, Llangeitho, am ychydig amser oddi-wrth Thomas Davies i David Rowlands, diweddar o'r Monarch Hotel, Tregaron." Brython Cymreig 29 Jan 1892
1896
Birth Certificate of David Rowlands, son of David Rowlands, Licenced Victualler and Jane Rowlands, nee Richards)
1902
David Rowlands died, aged 47
1905
not on 1905 list
Maps
Shown on 1964 map, not on 1979
Additional informationMap:
Llangeitho parish, 25 inch, 1905
Date:
Newspaper:
Englyn in praise of the Stag's Head
Date: 1877