John Young (1816–3.12.1887) and Hannah, his wife (b. 1814)
A native of Ferwig. Bootmaker working in William St. Member of Bethania. Eldest son was Samuel (below).
Samuel Young (1851–19.02.1928)
Son of John and Hannah (above). Married 1) Ellen Griffiths in 1878, and 2) Minnie Ridgeway in 1908. Graduated from Oxford. Maltster at Pendre. Lived at Bronwydd House, St Mary’s St. Town Councillor. Mayor of Cardigan in 1908 and 1921. Member of Bethania.
William J. Williams (18.05.1864–14.02.1942)
Native of Manian Fawr, St Dogmael’s. Solicitor. Member of Cardigan Borough Council in 1891. Mayor in 1896. Liberal in politics. Member of Bethania Chapel. Lived at Penralltddu.
David Williams (1867–1955)
Lived at No. 6 Greenfield Row. In 1911 he was a carriage and motor works foreman. Secretary of Bethania Chapel for 52 years. Past President of the Cards. & Carms. Baptist Association; and treasurer of the Cards. Baptist Association. He was a former secretary of the Glanteify Lodge of Oddfellows. Founder member of Cardigan Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose. Town councillor for 26 years, and mayor in 1932–3.
He was buried at Blaenwaun, St Dogmaels.
Mary Wilson, Macclesfield, hawker, 25 year old inmate at Cardigan Gaol, 1871.
An extremely rare photograph of the inside of the gaol.
Cardigan through the ages 
John and Hannah Young we’re my 3x great grandparents. This is this first photograph of them that I have seen. Would it be okay to use this picture on my personal Ancestry family tree page? Also, do you know where this picture came from? Was this from a book is there another descendant with family photos? I have several pictures of Uncle Sam, including him outside the town hall when he was mayor, I would be happy to share these if they’re of interest. If you have any other information about John and Hannah Young this would also be appreciated.
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