1610 John Speed’s map published
1652 Charles Price appointed parish vicar (Nonconformist connections).
1653 Mayor David Morgan
1654 Mayor Thomas Parry
1655 Mayor Rees Gwyn
1656 Mayor Hector Phillips
1657 Mayor Abel Griffine
1658 Mayor Robert Lloyd
1659 Mayor Hugh Bowen
1660 Mayor Rees Gwyn
1661 Earliest record in the Port Books: ‘Mary of Wexford’ brought in a cargo of ‘divers merchandise’ from Bristol; Mayor Rees Gwyn.
1662 James Davies kept a grammar school; Mayor Richard Johnes
1663 Mayor Abel Griffine
1664 Mayor John Morris
1665 Mayor Thomas Lewis
1666 10/4 Ship: Jonas carried a cargo of oats, barley, malt and wheat to Bristol; Mayor Hector Phillips
1667 23/3 Tryall of Milford carried a cargo of ironmongery wares, line, mercury, haberdashery, brass and pewter, haircloth and tobacco pipes
1667 Charles of Bristol, went from Cardigan with a cargo of oats, malt and oatmeal to Bristol; Mayor Reynold Jenkins
1668 Mayor Matthew Griffine
1669 Mayor Bartholomew Young
1670 Mayor James Lloyd
1671 Mayor James Lloyd
1672 8 May James Davies is given a license to be an Independent minister in his own house; Mayor Arthur Bateman
1673 Mayor Robert Lloyd
1674 Mayor John Morris
1675 Mayor Thomas Lewis
1676 Mayor Henry Thomas
1677 Mayor Hector Phillips
1678 Mayor Thomas Lloyd
1679 Mayor James Lloyd
1680 Mayor Richard Lewis
Cardigan through the ages 