This 'Cambrian' article from 1804 may be the same person, or may not. 11 August 1804 HILL HOUSE, SWANSEA, TO BE LET.APPLY JOHN BEAVAN,CWM GWYN OR ROBERT NELSON THOMAS,SWANSEA. P3 Hill House and Cwm Gwyn were both in the Cockett area of Swansea. Robert Nelson Thomas was a solicitor I wonder if John Beavan died in the following few years: 07 January 1809 FOR SALE:PROFIT RENT ARISING FROM HILL HOUSE, SWANSEA.OCC BY HENRY WM.BEAVAN,ESQ.P3. 03 June 1809 P3.SALE:THE RESERVED/PROFIT RENT ARISING FROM HILL HOUSE,SWANSEA,OWNED BY HENRY WM.BEAVAN. However it may simply be a coincidence of name and location. Jeff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lyn" <genielynau@bigpond.com> To: <glamorgan@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 10:17 PM Subject: [GLA] John BEAVAN JP 1788 >I found this reference in the abstracts of the Bath Chronicle > > 1093/1788 article:2 c Bath Chronicle 1093/1788 article:2 c 24 Jul 1788 > Crime: small portmanteau from the Kingston Baths at Bath found on a > suspicious person at Swansea 17 July 1788. Anyone with information contact > John Beavan, JP, County of Glamorgan. > > Does anyone know anything about this John BEAVAN? > > Here is the link if anyone wants to search for their own. > > http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/leisureandculture/recordsarchives/georgian/Pages/d > efault.aspx > > copy and paste the whole link or alternatively go to the BANES site > > regards > > Lyn > in Oz.