Kilgarring, or Kilgarran, is a long town, consisting chiefly of one street, situated upon the north bank of the Teivy, two hundred and twenty-eight miles from London, and governed by a portreeve and bailiffs. Here are the ruins of a castle. It has a market on Wednesday, and fairs Aug. 21, and November 12. – The principal inhabitants are the following:
Gentry, &c.
Fox John, Esq.
Gower Capt. James, Marines
Clergy
Price Rev. Mr. Rector, and Justice
Traders, &c.
Alban Thomas, Salesman, Joiner, &c.
Bowen Evan, (F.)
Bowen John, (F.)
David James, Carrier
David James, Shoemaker
David John, Fisherman
David John, Shoemaker
David John, Carrier
David John, Shoemaker
Davies David, Shoemaker
Davies David, Farmer, Timber-merchant, and Innkeeper
Davies Simeon, Carpenter
Davies Theophilus, (F.)
Edward, John, Farmer
Edward Mary, Innkeeper
Evan John, Shoemaker
Evan John, Fisherman
Evan William, Carrier
Evans Thomas, Joiner
George David, Mason
George John, Shoemaker
George Mary, Innkeeper (Red Lion)
George and Son, (F.) Shoemakers
Harris – , Innkeeper and Carpenter
Hughes Benjamin, Shopkeeper
Hughes David, Fisherman
James John, (F.)
James John, Shoemaker
Jenkin Daniel, Baker
Jenkin Evan, Miller
Jenkin Griffith, Mason
Jenkin John, Taylor
Jenkin John, Fisherman
Jenkin Richard, Carpenter
John Benjamin, Smith
Jones David, Tanner
Lewis John, Carrier
Lewis John, Innkeeper
Mason Charles, Fisherman
Mason Milton, Carrier
Michael David, Carpenter
Morgan Evan, Fisherman
Morgan Jeremiah, Glover
Morgan John, Mason
Morris David, Carpenter
Morris Thomas, Shoemaker
Owen Thomas, Fisherman
Philips David, Cooper
Phillips John, Fisherman
Phillips William, Shoemaker
Rees David, Fisherman
Rees John, Taylor
Rees John, Mason
Rees Joseph, Taylor and Farmer
Thomas James, Cooper
Thomas James, Fisherman
Thomas John, Fisherman
Thomas John, Slater
Vaughan John, Excise-officer
Williams Daniel, Mason
Williams John, Mason
Source: The Universal British Directory of Trade, Commerce, and Manufacture 1791. Vol. 3.
