Number of Case: 1
Name: Dewi Trefor Jones
Address: Castle House Aberaeron
Occupation, profession or business: Draper's Assistant
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: I am 73 years of age, in ill health and can't stand any work.
Signature of appellant: John Hugh Jones
Address of appellant: Castle House, Aberaeron
Occupation, profession or business: Draper
Why appellant acts for the man: Employer
Date: 1916-03-04T10:41:02.000Z
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Decision: Appeal Dismissed. John Jones Chairman 29/3/16
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Transcription: We understand from Mr John Rees, 16 Albert St, that exemption has been refused him. We however, suggest that there must be some error here, particularly as this man is badged No. L 16876, and consequently can only be taken with the permission of the Ministry of Munitions, \nWe think we have previously explained the matter and are at a loss to understand what has happened. The only thing, therefore, is for us to communicate with the War Office and inform them of the details, \n
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: Appeal Form No 4
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Number of Case: 11
Name: Dewi Trevor Jones
Age: 24
Address: Castle House, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 7
Occupation, profession or business: Draper's Assistant
Name of employer: John Hugh Jones
Address: Castle House, Aberayron
Business: Draper
Grounds: (a) and (d)
Nature of application: Absolute exemption.
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Signature: John Hugh Jones
Date: 1916-02-25T00:34:21.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Application refused
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Name: John Hugh Jones (Junior)
Address: Compton House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Ironmonger and Agricultural Machinery
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: My appeal before the Tribunal on the 2nd. day of March, 1916 was that I was a partner in the firm of Jones Brothers Ironmongers, Implements and Agricultural Machinery. That I did absolutely all the correspondence book keeping etc. That I was most essential to carry on the business, because the absence of my brother in fixing machinery and engines, and that no one was at home interested in the business. My object in this Appeal against the decision of the Tribunal that no consideration was made as to time before leaving. When you consider that my interest in the business is over \u00a31500, I think that I am not unreasonable to ask for a month or two to arrange matters between my brother and self, so that I shall have no financial matters to worry me while on my new duties. I want to ascertain what are my liabilities and the assets, and before arriving at any definite arrangement it will take me a month or two. I appeal to your honour to grant me one or two months.
Signature of appellant: John Hugh Jones
Address of appellant: Compton House Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Ironmonger and Agricultural Machinery
Date: 1916-03-04T00:47:40.000Z
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Decision: Appeal dismissed 29/3/16
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Name: John Hugh Jones (Junior)
Address: Castle House, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 10
Occupation, profession or business: Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers and Agricultural implement Agents and fitters
Name of employer: Partner (with William Vinson Jones)
Address: Compton House, Aberayron
Business: Firm of Jones Bros
Grounds: 1. That the business of the said frim is actively carried on by me and my co-partner with the assistance of only one man who is not skilled or experienced in the businesss. 2. That the said business is an extensive one and in a special sense ministers to the needs of farmers. 3. That the book-keeping of the said business is entirely done by me. 4. That the said business would have to be closed in my absence.
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Transcription: Decision of Tribunal. Application refused. D. Geraint James \n2nd March 1916
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: Griffith Jones
Address: Alltygraig, Aberaeron, Cardiganshire,
Occupation, profession or business: Farmer, Haulier and Herd
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: (a) That the man is empolyed in a certified occupation namely Agriculture and as a Herd. \n\n(b) That is of national interest that the man should be engaged in the occupation before mentioned. \n\n(c) That serious hardship would ensue to the employer of the man were called up for Army Service owing to his exceptional financial and business obligations and domestic position.\n
Signature of appellant: Griffith Jones
Address of appellant: Alltygraig, Aberaeron, Cardiganshire
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Decision: Appellant granted temporary exemption viz until the 30th April next, on the ground that hardship would ensue if the man were immediately called up for Army Service owing to his domestic position.
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Number of Case: 5
Name: Griffith Jones
Age: 20 years
Address: Alltygraig Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Teamster and Carter
Name of present employer: Griffith Jones
Employer address: Alltygraig, Aberayron
Business: Milk Seller, Haulier & Farmer
Grounds: (a) and (g)
Nature of application: Absolute exemption
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Signature: Griffith Jones
Date of application: 1916-02-22T23:15:50.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application refused
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Name: Jenkin Rees
Address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron Cardiganshire
Occupation, profession or business: Blacksmith
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: (a) That the man is employed in a certified occupation namely shoeing smith and agricultural implement mechanic.\n\n(b) That it is of national interest that the man should be engaged in the occupation before mentioned. \n\n(c) That serious hardship would ensure to the employer if the man were called up for Army Service owing to his exceptional financial and business obligations and domestic position.
Signature of appellant: John Rees
Address of appellant: 16 Albert Street Aberayron, Cardiganshire
Date: 2016-03-04T13:22:21.000Z
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Decision: Appellant granted exemption conditional on his remaining in his present occupation, on the ground that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged and is a badged man.\n29/3/16
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Number of Case: 4
Name: Jenkin Rees
Age: 19 years
Address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Blacksmith
Name of present employer: John Rees
Employer address: 16 Albert Street, Aberaeron
Business: Blacksmith
Grounds: a and g
Nature of application: Absolute exemption
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Signature: John Rees
Date of application: 1916-02-19T10:33:18.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application refused\nDr Geraint James ?\n2nd March 1916
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Number of Case: 9
Name: John Edward Jones
Age: 34 years
Address: Dolhaulog Cottages, Lampeter
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 17
Number on group card: 15
Occupation, profession or business: Journey Tailor taking full charge in my absence
Name of employer: E.A.Williams
Address: 12 Alban Square, Aberayron
Business: Tailor and Draper
Grounds: d
Nature of application: I really need this man Viz J.E. Jones as I used to employ 3 or 4 men but now have only this one man and a young girl as apprentice one who used to work with me have already joined, and the other has attested through unavoidable circumstances I have to leave the workshop continually therefore this man can honestly be classed D.
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Signature: E A Williams
Date: 1916-02-25T10:41:12.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: application refused D. Tenvan James ???\n2nd March 1916
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Name: John Edward Jones
Address: Dolhaulog Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Attested or not attested: Yes at Lampeter
Grounds: Believing as I do that the said J E Jones is absolutely essential for me to carry on my trade. Whereas I used to keep 4 now I have only this one man and a young girl apprentice he has been with me on about 9 years and therefore knows the whole routine of the workshop. The greatest cause is that of late years through continual strain on the nerves of the eyes which is unavoidable in out trade my eyes are gone very defective and if this one man to taken away it will practically ruin my trade. Again this man J E Jones has been examined by one of leading medical men and pronounced abosolutely unfit for Military Training by a defective Heart I may state that one I had is I believe in France already and the other one was rejected and is again called up. Since he left me this man also is physically very weak and the least extra work even in a Tailors workshop knocks him up he only measures 35 B and is 6ft in height that alone is proof of a defective constitution.
Signature of appellant: E A Williams
Address of appellant: 12 Alban Square, Aberayron
Why appellant acts for the man: That without this one man it will mean that I cannot carry on my trade.
Date: 2016-03-20T12:22:04.000Z
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Decision: Appeal dismissed. D. Geraint James\n23/3/16
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Number of Case: 23
Name: David Davies
Age: 27 years
Address: 8 Water St Aberaeron
Occupation, profession or business: Builder & Mason
Grounds: D
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: D Davies
Address: 8 Water Street Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Builder & Mason
Date of application: 1916-05-02T10:05:09.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application refused \n1 Jun 1916 \nD Davies
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Name: David Davies
Address: 8 Water Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Builder and Mason
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: I have rendered into contracts which have unfinished. I have undertaken many engagements for repairs etc which are essential to keeping those premises in repairs. I largely involved in transactions out of which it is difficult to extricate myself. I support my home, including wife. Also support an illegitimate child.
Signature of appellant: David Davies
Date: 1916-06-02T12:34:06.000Z
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Decision: That by consent the man be not exempted, the Military Representative undertaking that the man shall not be called up for Military service until July 5th 1916 \nJohn Jones, Chairman\n23 Jun 1916
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Number of Case: 34
Name: Henry Walter Hewitt
Age: 21 years
Address: Castle Green,
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: four
Occupation, profession or business: Bread Baker and Confectioner
Name of employer: Mary Ellen Lewis
Address: 34 Alban Square
Business: Bakery & Confectioner
Grounds: E
Nature of application: That Henry Hewitt is my sole employee. That I am unable to replace him by another man, also the busiest season is on now. I am quite unfit for the work myself and must support the home as I have an aged Father dependant, also other to keep home open to.
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Address: 34 Alban Square
Date: 1916-05-15T12:51:01.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Application refused\n1/6/1916\nD Davies
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Name: Henry Walter Hewitt
Address: Castle Green
Occupation, profession or business: Bread Baker & Confectioner
Attested or not attested: Attested at Lampeter
Grounds: That Henry Walter Hewitt is my sole employee and takes full charge of Bakehouse and work therein. I have made every effort to get someone to fill his place but have failed. I have an aged father dependant on and have to keep home going. Henry Hewitt was in my service before the war, also through the winter the next three months prove my busiest time. I depend entirely on same. Should this appeal be refused I shall be compelled to close my business.
Signature of appellant: Mary Ellen Lewis
Address of appellant: 34 Alban Square
Occupation, profession or business: Baker & Confectioner
Why appellant acts for the man: Employer
Date: 1916-06-02T12:54:14.000Z
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Decision: That the man be exempted from being called up for Military Service. The exemption is temporary viz until August 31st 1916 and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the appeal Tribunal.\n\nThe ground on which the exemption is granted is that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should instead of being employed in Military service, be engaged in work in which he is habitually engaged until the above date.\n23 June 1916\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n
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Name: Griffith Jones
Age: 20
Date of birth: 1895-09-19T14:01:03.000Z
Married or single: Single
Occupation, profession or business: Farmer, Haulier, and Beastman
Name of present employer: Griffith Jones
Employer address: Alltygraig, Aforesaid
Business: Farmer, Haulier and Beastman
Grounds: (a) (d) and (g)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Previous applications: (a) March 1916. (b) Griffith Jones. (c) County Appeal Tribunal. (d) Temporarily till the 30th April 1916.
Signature: G Jones
Date of application: 1916-06-22T05:45:03.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: That your application be refused & you be not exempted.\nJohn Jones, Chairman\n27 Jul 1916
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Name: Griffith Jones
Age: 21
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Name of present employer: Griffith Jones
Employer address: Alltygraig Aberayron
Business: Farmer
Grounds: A, D and G
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: G Jones
Occupation, profession or business: Farmer and Haulier
Date of application: 1916-06-22T10:42:39.000Z
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Signature: G Jones
Occupation, profession or business: Farmer & Haulier
Date of application: 1916-06-22T06:19:53.000Z
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Name: Griffith Jones
Age: 21
Address: Alltygraig, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Farmer, Haulier, and Herd Beastman
Name of present employer: Griffith Jones
Employer address: Alltygraig, Aberayron
Business: Farmer
Grounds: A + D + G
Nature of application: Conditional
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Number of Case: 20
Name: David Lloyd
Age: 26 Years
Address: 3 Quay Parade, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 32
Number on group card: 10
Occupation, profession or business: Plasterer
Name of employer: William Edwards
Address: Granod, Aberayron
Business: Contractor
Grounds: (d)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: D Lloyd
Date: 1916-03-27T11:14:58.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Adjourned to next meeting. \nDd Davies \n1 Jun 1916
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Name: David Lloyd
Address: 3 Quay Parade, Aberayron
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Attested or not attested: Yes attested
Grounds: On the ground that it is expedient in the national interests that I should, instead of being employed in military service be engaged in other work in which I am habitually engaged. \n\n(d) On the ground that serious hardship would ensue if I were called up for army service, owing to my exceptional financial or business obligations on domestic position. \n\n
Signature of appellant: D Lloyd
Date: 1916-07-18T11:20:51.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be dismissed.\nJohn Jones, Chairman\n4 August 1916
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Number of Case: 35
Name: David Evans
Age: 35
Address: Black Lion Hotel, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Hotel Proprietor and Farmer
Grounds: (d)
Nature of application: Absolute Exemption
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Signature: David Evans
Date: 1916-05-17T13:51:11.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Adjourned to next meeting.\nTemporary exemption until 14th September 1916, and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the Local Tribunal. 15 Jul 1916 Dd Davies, Chairman
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Transcription: Tanyfron Villa, Aberayron, Cardiganshire\n3 August 1916.\nThis is to certify that Mrs Evans of Black Lion has been under my care on and off, for the past 2 years suffering from troublesome varicose veins. D M Davies MD
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: I am 36 years old.\nI am married with 2 young children aged 6 months and 2 years respectively.\nMy wife is unwell and I attach a medical certificate as to the state of her heatlh.\nI married in 1913 and in November of the same year I became licensee of the Black Lion Inn, Aberayron where I have resided since.\nI had for some years previously been in business as a building contractor in the Rhondda Valley and saved up a considerable amount of money which I invested in my present business.\nI gave up business in the Rhondda Valley owing to infirm health and upon medical advice returned to Cardingashire.\nThe Black Lion Inn is the second largest licenced house out of 14 in the town of Aberayron and has always been well conducted.\nIt comprises a cellar (in the basement) a Commercial Room, Smoke Room, Bar and Kitchen on the ground floor - a Billiard Room and 3 Bed-rooms on the first storey and 5 Bed-rooms on the second storey and there is stabling for 10 horses.\nIn addition, I hold some land at Aberayron and have 3 store cattle and a pony. I used to have a milking cow but was obliged to dispose of it because I could not spare time for tending and milking it.\nI have no servant male or female on the premises but a woman comes in twice and sometimes three times a week to wash &c.\nMy wife is almost entirely occupied with the children, the Kitchen, Commercial room and housework and she gives little attention to the business which I conduct personally.\nI do the cellar work serve at the Bar and tend the cattle and pony without assistance and I am fully occupied.\nI engaged a female servant in November last for the year but she left me in March last and I have not been able to get another servant in her place. It is difficult to find a maid who can do both house and Bar work.\nThe management of the Public house calls for greater care in these days than ever before and such premises cannot be properly conducted except by a man.\nI am the sole proprietor of the business and the support of my family depends exclusively upon it and it would be quite impossible for me to make arrangements for the carrying on the business in my absence.\nIf I were called upon for Army Service I should have to close the house, sell all the trade effects and lose my livelihood and all the hard-won earnings which I invested in the business.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: David Evans
Address: Black Lion Inn Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Licensed Victualler
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: (a) I am 35 years of age\n(b) I am married with two children aged respectively 6 months and 2 years \n(c) I am the License of the Black Lion Inn Aberayron and sole proprietor of the business carried on therein which includes the provision of accomodation for travellers and viistors.\n(d) My wife is in ill-health and her time is almost entirely occupied with the children and household work. \n(e) I have no servant.\n(f) The support of my family exclusively depends upon the business.\n(g) If called up for Army Service I shall be obliged to close the business and to realise my stock-in-trade and effects
Signature of appellant: David Evans
Date: 1916-07-18T09:05:49.000Z
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Decision: Temporary exemption until October 31st 1916 on the grounds that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should instead of being employed in Military servcie be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged. \n4 Aug 1916 John Jones Chairman
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Number of Case: 41
Name: David Lewis Herbert
Age: 23
Address: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 6
Number on group card: 50
Occupation, profession or business: Working Tailor
Name of employer: Evan Herbert
Address: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Business: Tailor
Grounds: A B D
Nature of application: Conditional exemption
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Signature: Evan Herbert
Date: 1916-06-21T09:22:23.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Temporary exemption until 14th September 1916, and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the local Tribunal. Dd Davies Chairman 15 Jul 1916
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Name: David Lewis Herbert
Address: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Working Taylor
Attested or not attested: Attested
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Signature of appellant: David Herbert
Address of appellant: 28 Alban Square Aberyaron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Date: 1916-07-18T11:15:22.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be dismissed. John Jones Chairman 4 Aug 1916
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Number of Case: 40
Name: Evan Thos. Jones
Age: 29 & 10 months
Address: 22 Tabernacle St, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 35
Number on group card: 12
Occupation, profession or business: General Haulier & Motor Car Proprietor
Grounds: A.B.D.
Nature of application: Absolute
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Signature: Evan Thos Jones
Date: 1916-05-15T21:29:17.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Adjourned to next meeting\nDd Davies\n1 Jun 1916\nTemporary exemption until 14th September 1916, and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the Local Tribunal. \nDd Davies\nChairman\n15 Jul 1916
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Name: Evan Thomas Jones
Address: 22 Tabernacle Street Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: General Haulier
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: Oweing to business and financial affairs and that means that I will have to sell everything up
Signature of appellant: Evan Thomas Jones
Date: 1916-07-18T09:31:17.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be dismissed 4 Aug 1916 John Jones Chairman
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Number of Case: 30
Name: David Charles Lloyd
Age: 24 years
Address: Birmingham House Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 6
Occupation, profession or business: Watchmaker & Jeweller
Grounds: D
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: David Charles Lloyd
Date: 1916-05-12T09:46:15.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Ajourned to next meeting\n1 Jun 1916 \nDd. Davies \nConditional on his remaining in his present occupation \nDd. Davies \n15 Jul 1916 \n(d)
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Name: David Charles Lloyd
Address: Birmingham House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Jeweller and watchmaker
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: 1 That it is not in the national interests that this man should be allowed to remain in his present occupation.\n2 That no serious hardship would ensue if he were called up for army service
Signature of appellant: J. C. Rennie Brewer (?)
Date: 1916-07-17T09:55:23.000Z
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Decision: Temporary exemption viz until Sept 30th 1916 subject to the condition that the same shall not be renewed or varied except on an application made with the leave of this Tribunal on the ground that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should instead of being employed in Military service be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged. 4 Aug 1916 John Jones Chairman
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Number of Case: 38
Name: Francis Penrhiw Evans
Age: Twenty Two
Address: Glanmor Stores, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Formerly a student in law and economics, which I had to abandon for business, - Wholesale and Retail Dealer in salt, Grocer and General Merchant.
Grounds: Exceptional Domestic position and Business obligations
Nature of application: Conditional - during my mother's infirmity.
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Signature: F P Evans
Date of application: 1916-05-23T11:35:57.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Adjourned to next meeting. \n1 Jun 1916 Dd Davies.\nConditional on his remaining in his present occupation. \nDd Davies \n15 Jul 1916\n(d)
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Transcription: This is to certify that Mrs Evans Glanmor is under my care suffering from Fracture of Femur and is practically helpless and unable to attend to her own personal wants.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: Francis Penrhiw Evans
Address: Glanmor Stores, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Wholesale and Retail dealer in Salt
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: (1) That it is not in the national interests that this man should be allowed to remain in his present occupation.\n(2) That no serious hardship would ensue if he were called up for Army Service.
Signature of appellant: J. C. Rennie Brewer
Occupation, profession or business: Representative of Aberystwyth
Date: 1916-07-17T10:51:12.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be allowed, that the man be not exempted the Military Representative undertaking that the man shall not be called up for military service until August 28th 1916. 4 Aug 1916 John Jones Chairman
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Number of Case: 32
Name: David Richard Jones
Age: 32
Address: Island House Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 38
Number on group card: 37
Occupation, profession or business: Surveyor and Collector to the Urban District Council of Aberayron and Assistant Overseer for the Parishes of Henfynyw and Llanddewi Lower.
Name of employer: Urban District Council of Aberayron
Address: Council Office
Business: Authority for executing Public Health Acts etc
Grounds: A D and E
Nature of application: Absolute
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Signature: D R Jones
Date: 1916-05-09T11:20:46.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Adjoined to next meeting 1 Jun 1916 Dd Davies.\nTemporary exemption until 14th October 1916, and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the l\nLocal Tribunal. Dd Davies Chairman \n15 Jul 1916.\n (d) and (e)
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Name: David Richard Jones
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Surveyor and collector to the Urban District Council of Aberayron and Assistant Overseer for Henfynyw & Llanddewi Lower
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: Being engaged in work in which I am habitually engaged viz. Collector to the Aberayron Urban District Council & Assistant Overseer for the Parishes of Llanddewi & Henfynyw Lower, and particularly as Surveyor of Highways within the Urban Area, which is a service of Public Utility. I have also a wife and 2 children, while my Parents whom are both old and infirm (71 & 74 years old respectively) are through the kindness of my wife, living with us and partially dependent. It would be impossible for this arrangement to exist on my joining the Colours and would be a serious hardship on the old people.
Signature of appellant: D.R. Jones
Date: 1916-07-18T13:21:38.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be dismissed.\n\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n12 Sept 1916
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Number of Case: 17
Name: David Evans
Age: 35
Date of birth: 1881-03-21T12:41:03.000Z
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1913-03-26T12:41:03.000Z
Address: Black Lion Hotel, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Black Lion Hotel, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Date of attestation: 1915-12-10T12:41:03.000Z
Number of group: 40
Number on group card: 32
Occupation, profession or business: Hotel keeper
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Yes in the same occupation
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Since November 1913
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Trading on my own account as a building contractor for 8 years previously
Grounds: D
Nature of application: Conditional
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Whether any previous application has been made: Yes (a) on 4th August 1916 (b) by myself (c) to the County Appeal Tribunal (d) temporary exemption until 31st October 1916 (open)
Signature: David Evans
Date: 1916-10-23T11:46:07.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Temporary exemption viz Three Calendar months. On the grounds that it is expedient in the National interests that the man should instead of being employed in Military service be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged during the above mentioned period. 2 Nov 1916 John Jones Chairman
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Number of Case: 60
Name: William John Jones (B.Sc.)
Age: 31
Date of birth: 1885-01-02T14:34:46.000Z
Married or single: Single
Address: Maglona, Aberayron, Cardiganshire
Address at date of National Registration: 23 Henrietta Street, Swansea
Where attested: Lampeter
Number of group: 23 (Originally No. 13)
Number on group card: 28
Occupation, profession or business: Science Master at Aberayron Intermediate School. In full charge of Chemistry Laboratory and Woodwork Shop.
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Yes, same. Science Master & Woodwork Instructor.
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 9 years
Name of employer: Aberayron County School, John M Howell, Chairman of Managers
Address: Portland House, Aberayron
Grounds: (a)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Whether any previous application has been made: (a) 15th July 1916\n(b) Aberayron County School Managers.\n(c) Aberayron Urban Local Tribunal.\n(d) Application refused.
Signature: John M Howell
Occupation, profession or business: Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Aberayron County School.
Date: 1916-10-25T13:41:49.000Z
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Transcription: I made an application for rehearing the above case and to 'review' the facts with the object of obtaining \"conditional exemption\" for the above named person to carry on the duties of national service, by teaching Chemistry at the Aberayron County School.\n\nMy position is this, that conditional exemption was \"refused'\" and that under the provisions of the Military Service Act, it is competent for me to appeal to the County Tribunal against this decision.\n\nThe facts are as follows.\nI received notice to appear before the Local (Urban) Tribunal on Thursday Nov 9th. Major Williams and myself were present some time before the proceedings commenced. When the time for beginning arrived, Major Williams and myself were requested to leave the room, so as apparently
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 38
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Transcription: to enable the Tribunal, in camera, to consider the new facts presented in my written application for \"rehearing\".\nIn the course of about ten minutes Major Williams and myself were invited to re-enter the Tribunal room, and the Chairman said, that they had decided to hear me or words to that effect.\nHowever, I proceeded to lay before them the new facts - viz \"that the Governors had advertised intensively, with the result that only two applications had been received and that neither was eligible\".\n\nThen followed a long discussion in which Major Williams, and members of the Tribunal and myself, argued the whole case on its merits.\n\nThis I understood to be, and maintain that it was a \"rehearing\" and \"a reviewing\" of the Case on its Merits.\n\nAfter exhausting the facts, and the deduction therefrom - from many
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 39
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Transcription: points of view. Major Williams and myself were asked to retire. After a considerable interval we were both called back and the Chariman announced \"Refused\".\n\nI then said - \"Will you allow the Managers a space of time to enquire for any possible substitute?\".\n\nThe Chairman after exchanging glances with his Colleagues said \"No\".\n\nThis I maintain technically and virtually constituted a \"rehearing\" and a \"reviewing\" and a decision on the new facts presented and I submit this appeal accordingly.\nJohn M Howles, Chairman of Governors\nAberayron Nov 10 1916
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 39a
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Transcription: I wrote 'Refused' on the Form and sent the Form by my Clerk to the Chairman for his signature. He returned it saying, that he would sign nothing.\nB.C. Jones, Clerk
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: William John Jones
Address: Maglona House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Teacher of Chemistry, Arithmetic and Woodwork at Aberaeron County School
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: A full statement is sent herewith
Signature of appellant: John M. Howell
Address of appellant: Chairman of Aberayron County School Managers
Occupation, profession or business: Manager
Why appellant acts for the man: Acting for County School Managers in the interests of the School.
Date: 1916-11-10T12:03:21.000Z
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Number of Case: 58
Name: Evan Rees
Age: 18
Date of birth: 1898-09-25T11:25:59.000Z
Married or single: Single
Address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Blacksmith
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Blacksmith
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 3 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: John Rees, 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Name of present employer: John Rees
Employer address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Business: Blacksmith
Grounds: A. D. G
Nature of application: Conditional exemption
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Previous applications: No
Signature: John Rees
Date of application: 1916-09-21T11:30:26.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application refused \n9 Nov 1916\nDd Davies
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Number of Case: 58
Name: Evan Rees
Address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron, Cardiganshire
Occupation, profession or business: Blacksmith
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: That the man is employed in a certified occupation namely Shoeing Smith and Agriculture implement mechanic. That it is of National interest that the man should be engaged in the occupation before mentioned. That serious hardship would ensue to the employer if the man was called up for Army Service, owing to his exceptional financial and business obligation and domestic position.
Signature of appellant: John Rees
Address of appellant: 16 Albert Street, Alberayron
Date: 1916-11-10T14:58:16.000Z
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Decision: That the Appeal be dismissed.\n\nJohn Jones, Chairman\nJanuary 19th 1917
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Number of Case: 63R
Name: Abel Thomas Davies
Age: 30
Married or single: Married
Address: City House, Market St, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Draper
Nature of application: Application is made for the variation or withdrawal of the Certificate in this case on the ground that, (notwith-standing that his man's principal and usual occupation is one of the Certified Occupations),it is no longer in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation. Note that the words between the brackets have been crossed out.
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Date of application: 1917-01-09T15:07:50.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional on his remaining in his present occupation.\n\nDd Davis\n17 Feb 1917\n(d)
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Transcription: E. Evans Esq, Solicitor, Aberystwyth.\nI though it best to inform you that I have received the result of my examination from the Carthmarthen Med Brd. and have been rejected.\nYours respectfully\nAbel J. Davis
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 43
Name: Abel Thomas Davies
Age: 29
Address: City House, Market Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Draper, Milliner and Gents Outfitters
Nature of application: Certificate of Exemption against the Operatives of the latest Military Act of 1916
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Signature: Abel T. Davies
Date of application: 1916-06-20T14:23:33.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional on his remaining in his present occupation.\n\nDavid Davies\n15 Jul 1916\n(d)
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Transcription: I was 30 years of age on my last birthday and have been married three years and have one child aged two years.\n\nI commenced business at City House, Aberayron 5\u00bd years ago on borrowed capital, none of which has yet been repaid - my surplus profits having been applied in increasing my stock-in-trade which I now estimate at \u00a3800.\nMy turnover in 1916 was \u00a31250\nMy rent is \u00a326\nI have only one assistant, a female who has charge of the millinery department which represents a third of my turnover, the rest of the business is under my sole control.\n\nA large part of the business to which I personally attend, consists in the sale of what is known as bespoke garments for ladies and gentlemEn for which measurements are taken by me to accompany the orders.\n\nMy wife has not been trained to the business and as we have no maid-servant, she has to do all the household work herself besides nursing the child.\n\nPrivate\nI have borrowed \u00a3400 which is invested in my business.\nMy Bank account is overdrawn to the extent of \u00a3150 and I have uncollected trade debts to the amount of about \u00a3250.\n\nIf I am called up for service in the Army, my business must be closed and I shall be financially ruined.\n\nMy only brother who is older that I, joined the Army in 1915 and was in France for 6 months when he met with an accident, in consequence of which he was invalided home and is still recuperating in this Country.
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Number of Case: 63R
Name: Abel Thomas Davies
Address: City House, Market Street, Aberaeron
Occupation, profession or business: Draper
Attested or not attested: Not
Grounds: That it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: G.C. Rennie Brewer
Address of appellant: Appeal, Military Representative, Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Lt. Col. R.O. Aberystwyth
Date: 1917-02-20T09:14:51.000Z
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Decision: The the appeal be adjourned for a month to enable the man to submit himself for examination by a Medical Board.\n8th March 1917\n\nThe appeal be adjourned for a month.\nApril 14th 1917\n\nThe appeal be dismissed\nL. Jenkins, Chariman\n1st June 1917\n
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Name: Jenkin Rees
Age: 20
Married or single: Single
Address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Same
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 5 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Schoolboy
Name of present employer: John Rees
Employer address: 16 Albert St, Aberayron
Business: Blacksmith
Grounds: (a) (g)
Nature of application: Renewal of certificate of exemption (Conditional)
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Previous applications: Yes (a) on the 10th April 1916 (b) by Jenkin Rees the man in respect of whom the application is made (c) to the County Appeal Tribunal (d) conditional exemption (\"on his remaining in his present occupation\").
Signature: John Rees
Address: 16 Albert Street. Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Shoeing and general Smith.
Why application made by applicant for the man: As his Employer.
Date of application: 1916-12-12T12:44:04.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: The application be refused the Military Representative undertaking that the man shall not be called up for Military Service until April 30th 1917.
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Name: David Evans
Age: 35
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1913-03-26T10:08:12.000Z
Address: Black Lion Hotel, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Same
Where attested: Lampeter
Date of attestation: 1915-12-10T13:47:05.000Z
Number of group: 40
Number on group card: 51521
Occupation, profession or business: Innkeeper
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Innkeeper
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: From October 1913
Grounds: (a) (d)
Nature of application: Renewal of certificate of Exemption.
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Whether any previous application has been made: Yes (a) 2nd Nov. 1916 (b) himself (c) to the County Appeal Tribunal (d) \"Temporary three months\"
Signature: David Evans
Date: 1917-02-01T22:40:15.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: The man be exempted from being called up for Military Service. Temporary exemption viz for 3 Calendar months. Ground (a) and (d). \nJohn Jones\nChairman\n22nd March 1917
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Number of Case: 65
Name: Elias Aeron Jones
Age: 18
Married or single: Single
Address: 11 Quay Parade Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 11 Quay Parade, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Haulier
Name of present employer: Elias Jones
Employer address: 11 Quay Parade, Aberyaron
Business: Contractor and Haulier
Grounds: a
Nature of application: Conditional
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Previous applications: No
Signature: Elias Jones [put in Question No.7 by mistake]
Date of application: 1917-02-07T17:22:25.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption until 31st March 1917 and subject to the condition that it shall not be open to renewal or variation except on an application made with the leave of the Local Tribunal.\nDd Davies\nChairman\n17 Feb 1917\n(d)
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Number of Case: 65
Name: Elias Aeron Jones
Address: 11 Quay Parade, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Assistant Haulier
Attested or not attested: No
Grounds: I am the only Haulier in Town. There are about 400 horses in this town to attend to and I am 61 of age. I have two Horses and Two Carts and my Son is my Assistant, and I find I cannot do this work without his assistance.
Signature of appellant: Glyn Jones [father]
Address of appellant: 11 Quay Parade
Occupation, profession or business: Haulier
Why appellant acts for the man: being his Assistant
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Decision: The appeal be dismissed \nJohn Jones\nChairman\n22nd March 1917
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Number of Case: 62
Name: John Jones
Age: 40 [born 1st August]
Married or single: Single
Address: New Black Lion, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 19 New North Street, Bloomsbury, London
Where attested: London [attested in 1916]
Number of group: 45
Occupation, profession or business: Retired Dairyman
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Dairyman
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 2 years
Nature of application:
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Whether any previous application has been made: (a) 23rd March 1916\n(b) Self\n(c) Holborn Local Tribunal\n(d) Conditional whilst carrying on the business of a Dairyman.
Signature: John Jones
Date: 1916-12-07T17:36:16.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Application refused.\nDd Davies\n13 Jan 1917
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Number of Case: 62
Name: John Jones
Address: New Black Lion, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Looking after my sheep and cattle
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: I wish to keep him in my Employment until the lambing season is over, and to assist me in looking after my cattle.
Signature of appellant: Morgan Parry
Address of appellant: New Black Lion, Aberayron
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Decision: Appeal dismissed\nJohn Jones, Chairman.\n22nd March 1917
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Number of Case: D47
Name: Richard Morgan Davies
Age: 36
Married or single: Widower
Address: 3 Vulcan Place, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Contractor etc.
Nature of application: Application is made for the variation or withdrawal of the Certificate in this case on the ground that, it is no longer in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
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Address: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Date of application: 1917-02-09T07:08:57.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional on his remaining in his present occupation.\nDd Davies\n17 Feb 1917\n(d)
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Number of Case: 47
Name: Richard Morgan Davies
Age: 36
Address: 3 Vulcan Place, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Contractors & Plasterers
Grounds: (d)
Nature of application: Absolute - exemption
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Signature: Richard Morgan Davies
Date of application: 1916-06-21T16:01:29.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional on his remaining in his present occupation.\n15 July 1916\nDd Davies\n(d)
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Transcription: Richard Morgan Davies saith:-\nI live at Vulcan Place Aberayron and am a Plasterer.\nI am 37 years old since November last.\nI am a widower with one child, a boy aged 5 years.\nMy father aged 68 and my mother aged 72 are still living (at Pontllolwyn Llanfarian).\nMy father, a labourer has not worked for 10 years owing to infirm health and he is now lame and nearly blind and both my father and mother have since been dependant upon me as their sole support, except that my mother is in receipt of an Old Age Pension.\nI am in partnership with one John Morgan Griffiths (aged 40) in the trade or business of plasterers which we carry on at Aberayron and district.\nBefore the War we employed 4 workmen but we have none now.\nWe have now 12 contracts on hand, all taken before the end of 1916 and our work has been delayed by the recent frost and hard weather, which lasted for two months.\nThe work we undertake is urgently necessary and we have more work than we can do, partly in consequence of the recent sales of several hundred freehold reversions by the Owner of the Monachty Estate to the lessees and occupiers of old leaseholds which have fallen into disrepair and become damp and unhealthy.\nWe are the only plasterers living at Aberayron - there being no other nearer than Lampeter.\nTwo men at least are required to do plasterers' work as one man cannot handle heavy ladders, set up and shift scaffolding and consequently if I were called up for service, my partner could not carry on without me - and I am quite sure that no substitute could be found to take my place.\n
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: D47
Name: Richard Morgan Davies
Address: 3 Vulcan Place, Aberyayron
Occupation, profession or business: Contractor
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: That it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: J. C. Rennie Brewer
Address of appellant: Appeal, Military Representative, Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Lt. Col R.O. Aberystwyth, Appeal, Military Representative
Date: 1917-02-20T12:04:10.000Z
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Decision: Temporary exemption for 3 calendar months. \nJohn Jones\nChairman\n22nd March 1917
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Transcription: I wish to draw your attention to the last paragraph on the next page in reply to question 4.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: David Richard Jones
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Rate Collector
Attested or not attested: Attested
Grounds: Not in the National Interest that this man should remain after the 14 October 1916 in Civil Employment.
Signature of appellant: JR Williams, Capt.
Address of appellant: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Off Mil Rep [Official Military Representative]
Date: 1916-09-25T13:39:36.000Z
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Decision: That the man be not exempted the Military Representative undertaking that he shall not be called up for Military service before May 31st 1917.\n\nJohn Jones\n\nChairman\n\n22nd March 1917.
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Transcription: A statement made by man appealed for. -\n\nMy Father who is living with us, together with my Mother is physically deformed and his state of mind on occasions is such that it necessitates the presence of one with influence to repress him, which cannot be accomplished by my wife, especially at present as she expects a 'confinement' in May.\n\nHe has been a habitual drunkard for many years until about 10 years ago, which together with his boidly weakness has tended to create in his mind suspicious of imaginative impressions which is very vexatious.\n\nI therefore submit that it would be a very hard case to separate the old people from us during their last stage, as I am quite positive my wife could not undertake the charge in my absence.\n\nIf any question may arise from the above I would deem it a favour to answer the same privately.\n\nYours faithfully\n\nDR Jones
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: The following is a Statement made by the Aberayron Urban District Council in support of their case against the Appeal by the Military Representative in the case of their Officer Mr D.R.Jones Collector and Surveyor.\n\n----\n\n1. Mr Jones is 33 1/2 years of age.\n3. He was married 9 years ago, and has 2 children. His father, who is 71 years of age, and his Mother 75 also live with him.\n3: He was appointed by the Council on the 1st April 1912 Assistant Overseer for the parishes of Henfynyw and Llanddewi Lower, Collector of General District Rate and Highway Surveyor and these appointments he still holds.\n4. He prepares and balances the Accounts of the Oveerseers of the aforesaid civil parishes for the Local Government Board Auditor and also his General District Rate and Accounts as Surveyor. A technical knowledge of these A/Cs is necessary for their preparation for Audit.\n5. The total amount collected by him from Poor and General District Rates for the year ending Michaelmas last was \u00a31251 -15 -10.\n6. At the invitation of the Council he has also volunteered his Services during spare time to help the Officials of the Employment Exchange in connection with National Service work as suggested by [cont. on page 2]
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: [cont. from Page 1] the Local Government Board.\n7. Since the formation of the District in 1892 the Council have had no less than Six Collectors of whom three became involved in financial difficulties and their appointments had to be determined by this Council, but Mr D.R.Jones, the present Collector has during the 5 years he has held Office given every satisfaction both to the Council and the Local Government Board Auditor.\n8. That Mr Jones is indispensable to the Council on account of his technical knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with the duties appertaining to the aforesaid Offices which he holds under the Council.\n\nB.C.Jones [signature]
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: The following is a Statement made by the Aberayron Urban District Council in support of their case against the Appeal by the Military Representative in the case of their Officer Mr D.R.Jones Collector and Surveyor. ---- 1. Mr Jones is 33 1/2 years of age. 3. He was married 9 years ago, and has 2 children. His father, who is 71 years of age, and his Mother 75 also live with him. 3: He was appointed by the Council on the 1st April 1912 Assistant Overseer for the parishes of Henfynyw and Llanddewi Lower, Collector of General District Rate and Highway Surveyor and these appointments he still holds. 4. He prepares and balances the Accounts of the Oveerseers of the aforesaid civil parishes for the Local Government Board Auditor and also his General District Rate and Accounts as Surveyor. A technical knowledge of these A/Cs is necessary for their preparation for Audit. 5. The total amount collected by him from Poor and General District Rates for the year ending Michaelmas last was \u00a31251 -15 -10. 6. At the invitation of the Council he has also volunteered his Services during spare time to help the Officials of the Employment Exchange in connection with National Service work as suggested by [cont. on page 2]
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Transcription: [cont. from Page 1] the Local Government Board. 7. Since the formation of the District in 1892 the Council have had no less than Six Collectors of whom three became involved in financial difficulties and their appointments had to be determined by this Council, but Mr D.R.Jones, the present Collector has during the 5 years he has held Office given every satisfaction both to the Council and the Local Government Board Auditor. 8. That Mr Jones is indispensable to the Council on account of his technical knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with the duties appertaining to the aforesaid Offices which he holds under the Council. B.C.Jones [signature]
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: A statement made by man appealed for. - My Father who is living with us, together with my Mother is physically deformed and his state of mind on occasions is such that it necessitates the presnece of one with influence to repress him, which cannot be accomplished by my wife, especially at present as she expects a 'confinement' in May. He has been a habitual drunkard for many years until about 10 years ago, which together with his bodily weakness has tended to create in his mind suspicious or imaginative impressions which is very vexatious. I therefore submit that it would be a very hard case to seperate the old people from us during their last stage, as I am quite positive my wife could not undertake the charge in my absence. If any question may arise from the above I would deem it a favour to answer the same privately. Yours faithfully DR Jones
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 56
Name: David Richard Jones
Age: 32
Date of birth: 1894-04-26T15:00:04.000Z
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1908-11-27T16:00:04.000Z
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Where attested: Lampeter
Date of attestation: 1915-12-09T16:00:04.000Z
Number of group: 37
Number on group card: 24
Occupation, profession or business: Highway Surveyor, Collector of General District Rate and Assistant Overseer
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: [same]
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Aberayron Urban District Council
Name of employer: Aberayron Urban District Council
Grounds: (a) and (e)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Whether any previous application has been made: (a) 15th July 1916\n(b) Self (on personal grounds)\n(c) Aberayron Urban District Council\n(d) Temporarily until 4th October 1916\n\n
Signature: B.C. Jones, Clerk on behalf of the Aberayron U.D.C.
Date: 1916-09-15T15:17:40.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Temporary exemption until 14th April 1917\n\nChairman. Dd.Davies\n(a) and (e)\n21 Sep 1916
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Number of Case: 71
Name: John Evans Hopkins
Age: 17
Date of birth: 1899-03-22T12:27:30.000Z
Married or single: Single
Address: Tynlone, Cross Inn, Llanon, Aberystwyth
Address at date of National Registration: Tynlone, Cross Inn, Llanon, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Improver in Boot-making and Repairing
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Yes. Apprentice.
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Since November 1913
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: David Wiiliams, Mile End, Llanon, Aberystwyth
Name of present employer: Evans & Son
Employer address: Anchor House, Aberayron
Business: Boot Factors
Grounds: (a)
Nature of application: For conditional Exemption i.e. on his remaining in present employment.
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Previous applications: No
Signature: JR Evans (Evans & Son)
Address: Anchor House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Boot-Factors
Date of application: 1917-03-24T13:17:06.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application refused\n\nDd Davies\n\n12th May 1917
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Transcription: John Hopkins Evans (Copy)\n\n6. Reasons in support of the application (con)\n\n2. (cont). Moreover, a number of our customers have abnormal feet and boots for these have to be specially made, it being quite impossible to fit them from Stock.\n\n3. Two young men, one an apprentice and the other an improver left us during 1916 for service in the Mercantile Marine. If the present improver is called up, it will be impossible to replace him and consequently the work required of us cannot be done.\n\n4. We beg to draw attention to the fact that there are no bootmakers or repairers in the neighbourhood outside the Aberayron Urban District for a considerable area e.g. there are none at Aberarth, Pennant, Cross Inn (Llanon), Bethania, Penuwch, Ciliau Aeron, Ystrad, Felinfach, Mydroilyn, Oakford, Ffosyffin.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 71
Name: John Evans Hopkins
Address: Tynlone. Cross Inn, Llanon, Cards
Occupation, profession or business: Bootworker
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: (1) Before the war we employed 3 persons, 2 fully skilled and one apprentice or improver. We have now 2 only, one skilled (an elderly person) and improver- John Evans hopkins (in respect of whom this appeal is made) who has been in our employ since October 1916.\n\n(2) We repair on an average 18 pairs of boots per day and make farmers' boots at the rate of 5 or 6 pairs per week. During the past year we have found a considerable increase in the number of repairs executed due no doubt to the enhanced price of new boots. \n\n(3) A number of our customers have abnormal feet and boots for these have to be specially made, it being quite impossible to fit them from stock.\n\n(4) Two young men, one an apprentice, and the other an improver left us during 1916 for service in the Mercantile Marine. If the present improver is called up, it will be impossible to replace him and consequently the work required of us cannot be done. \n\n(5) There are not bookmakers or repairers in the neighbourhood outside the Aberayron Urbam District for a considerable area e.g there are none at Aberarth, Pennant, Cross Inn (Llanon), Bethania, Penuwch, Ciliau Aeron, Ystrad, Felinfach, Mydroilyn, Oakford, Ffosyffin, and none near the main road between Aberayron and Lampeter. \n
Signature of appellant: Evans & Son
Address of appellant: Anchor House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Boot Makers and Repairers
Date: 1917-05-15T12:15:38.000Z
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Decision: The appeal be dismissed.\n\nThe man be not exempted the Military Representative undetaking that he shall not be called up for Military Service for 3 calendar Months\n\nL.Jenkins\nChairman\n\n1st June 1917
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Number of Case: 64
Name: John Pier Herbert
Age: 17
Date of birth: 1899-02-17T13:53:30.000Z
Married or single: Single
Address: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Tailor
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Fifteen months
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Evan Herbert, 28 Alban Square, Aberayron
Name of present employer: Evan Herbert
Employer address: 28 Alban Square Aberayron
Business: Tailor
Grounds: A D
Nature of application: Conditional exemption\n\n[signed] Dd D
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Previous applications: No
Signature: Evan Herbert
Date of application: 1917-02-05T14:02:39.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Adjourned so that he may be examined by the Medical Board\n\n17 Feb 1917\n\nConditional on his remaining in his present occupation\n\nDd Davies\n\n12th May 1917\n(d)
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Number of Case: 64
Name: John Pier Herbert
Address: 28 Alban Square, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Attested or not attested: Not UB - 182
Grounds: It is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation
Signature of appellant: J.C. Rennie Brewer, Lt.Col, R.O., Aberystwyth
Address of appellant: Appeal, Military Representative, Drill Hall, Aberystwyth.
Date: 1917-05-14T13:08:02.000Z
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Decision: The appeal be adjourned till the next meeting 1st June 1917 John Jones Chairman. No exemption 27th July 1917 John Jones Chairman.
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Name: Jenkin Rees
Age: 20
Married or single: Single
Address: 16, Albert Street, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Blacksmith
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: The Same
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Since School Days
Name of present employer: John Rees
Employer address: 16 Albert Street, Aberayron
Business: Blacksmith
Grounds: A
Nature of application: For a re-hearing of the application made by me to the County Appeal Tribunal for Cardiganshire sitting at Lampeter on the 22nd March 1917 (No. 1 in the List) for a renewal of the Certificate of exemption held by Jenkin Rees (before mentioned)
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Signature: John Rees
Date of application: 1917-03-28T13:38:43.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional Exemption on his continuing the occupation in which he is habitually engaged. Ground (a)\n\nL.Jenkins\nChairman\n\n1st June 1917
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Transcription: re RICHARD M DAVIES of 10 Greenland Terrace Aberayron\n\nI live at 10 Greenland Terrace Aberayron and am a Plasterer\n\nI am 37 years of age since November last\n\nI am a widower with one child, a boy aged 5 years\n\nMy father, a labourer has not worked for 10 years owing to infirm health and he is now lame and nearly blind and both my father and mother have since been dependent upon me as their sole support except that my mother is in receipt of an Old Age Pension.\n\nI am in partnership with one John Morgan Griffiths (aged 40) in the trade or business of plasterers which we carry on at Aberayron and district. \n\nBefore the War we employed 4 workmen but we have none now.\n\nThe work we undertake is urgently necessary and we have more work than we can do, partly in consequence of the recent sales of several hundred freehold reversions by the Owner of the Monachty Estate to the Lessees and occupiers of old leaseholds which have fallen into disrepair and become damp and unhealthy\n\nWe are the only plasterers living at Aberayron - there being no other nearer than Lampeter.\n\nTwo men at least are required to do plasterers' work as one man cannot handle heavy ladders, set up and shift scaffolding and consequently if I were called up for service my partner could not carry on without me - and I am quite sure that no substitute could be found to take my place.\n\nWe have contracts on hand at the following places:-\nRhos Farm Llanarth\nRhiw-wen Farm Nebo Llanon\nLlain Farm Gilfachyrheda Llanarth\nHouse at Llanon\nHouse at Portland Place Aberayron\nHouse at South Road Aberayron\nHouse at Regent Street Aberayron\nCelyn Villa Llwyncelyn\nLlanayron Church\nHouse at Llanarth\nL. & P. Bank Aberayron\nHouse at Aberarth
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: re RICHARD MORGAN DAVIES of 10 Greenland Terrace Aberayron\n\nI live at 10 Greenland Terrace Aberayron\n\nI am 37 years old since November last.\nI am a widower with one child, a boy aged 5 years.\n\nMy father aged 68 and my mother aged 72 are still living (at Pontllolwyn Llanfarian)\n\nMy father, a labourer has not worked for 10 years owing to infirm health and he is lame and nearly blind and both my father and mother have since been dependent upon me as their sole support except that my mother is in receipt of an Old Age Pension.\n\n I am in partnership with one John Morgan Griffiths (aged 40) in the trade or business of plasterers which we carry on at Aberayron and district. \n\nBefore the War we employed 4 workmen but we have none now.\n\nThe work we undertake is urgently necessary and we have more work than we can do, partly in consequence of the recent sales of several hundred freehold reversions by the Owner of the Monachty Estate to the lessees and occupiers of old leaseholds which have fallen into disrepair and become damp and unhealthy.\n\nWe are the only plasterers living at Aberayron - there being no other nearer than Lampeter. \n\nTwo men at least are required to do plasterers' work as one man cannot handle heavy ladders, set up and shift scaffolding and consequently if I were called up for service my partner could not carry on without me - and I am quite sure that no substitute could be found to take my place.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: Richard Morgan Davies
Age: 37
Date of birth: 1879-11-02T15:17:50.000Z
Married or single: Widower
Address: 10 Greenland Terrace Aberayron - late of 3 Vulcan Place Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 3 Vulcan Place Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Master Plasterer
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Same
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Many years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: On his own account for many years
Name of present employer: ~
Employer address: ~
Business: ~
Grounds: (a), (d)
Nature of application: For a Certificate of Exemption (Conditional)
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Previous applications: Yes (a) on 22nd March last (b) by applicant (c) to Appeal Tribunal (d) Temporary Exemption for 3 months (open)
Signature: Richard M Davies
Date of application: 1917-06-14T15:54:38.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption until September 30th 1917 and not to be renewed except on an application to be made with the consent of this Tribunal. Ground (a). 27th July 1917. John Jones, Chairman.
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Transcription: re DAVID EVANS of Black Lion, Aberayron\n\nI am 36 years old.\n\nI am married with 2 young children aged 17 months and 3 years respectively\n\nMy wife is in ill-health\n\nI married in 1913 and in October of the same year I became licensee of the Black Lion Inn Aberayron where I have resided since.\n\nI had for some years previously been in business as a building contrator in the Rhondda Valley and saved up a considerable amount of money which I invested in my present business.\n\nI gave up business in the Rhondda Valley owing to infirm health and upon medical advice returned to Cardiganshire.\n\nThe Black Lion Inn is the second largest licensed house out of 14 in the town of Aberayron and has always been well conducted.\n\nIt comprises a cellar (in the basement) a Commercial Room, Smoke Room Bar and Kitchen on the ground floor - a Billiard Room and 3 Bed-rooms on the first storey and 5 Bed-rooms on the second storey and there is stabling for 10 horses.\n\nIn addition, I hold some land at Aberayron and usually keep a pony. I used to have a milking cow but was obliged to dispose of it because I could not spare time for tending and milking it.\n\nI have no servant, male or female, on the premises but a woman comes in twice and sometimes three times a week to wash &c, but during the summer season I employ a servant maid.\n\nMy wife is almost entirely occupied with the children and the house-work and she gives little attention to the business which I conduct personally.\n\nI do the cellar work serve at the Bar and tend the pony without assistance and I am fully occupied.\n\nThe management of a public-house calls for greater care in these days than ever before and such premesies cannot be properly conducted except by a man.\n\nI am the sole proprietor of the business and the support of my family depends exclusively upon it and it would be quite impossible for me to make arrangements for the carrying on of the business in my absence.\n\nIf I were called up for Army Service I should have to close the house sell all the trade effects and lose my livelihood and all the hard won earnings which I invested in the business as I cannot dispose of the business under the present conditions - public-house businesses being absolutely unsaleable at the present time.\n\nThere is a good summer season at Aberayron which has not been much affected by the War, the visitors being mostly farmers, and the profits of my business are largest during that season.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Name: David Evans
Age: 36
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1913-03-26T09:56:07.000Z
Address: Black Lion, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Same
Where attested: Lampeter
Date of attestation: 1915-12-10T14:58:45.000Z
Number of group: 40
Number on group card: 32
Occupation, profession or business: Innkeeper
Name of employer: Himself
Address: Aberayron
Grounds: (a) (d)
Nature of application: For Certificate of Exemption (conditional)
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Whether any previous application has been made: Yes (a) on 22nd March 1917 (b) by applicant (c) County Tribunal (d) Temporary Exemption granted for 3 months (open)
Signature: David Evans
Date: 1917-06-14T09:52:54.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: Temporary exemption until September 30th 1917 and not to be renewed except on an application to be made with the leave of this Tribunal. Ground (a). \n\nJohn Jones\nChairman.\n\n27th July 1917.
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Number of Case: 56/78a
Name: David Richard Jones
Age: 33 [born 26th Sept]
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1908-11-27T16:57:17.000Z
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Island House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Highway Surveyor, Assistant Overseer for Parishes of Henfynyw & Llanddewi and Collector of General District Rate
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: As above
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 3 1/2 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Aberayron Urban District Council
Name of present employer: Aberayron Urban District Council
Grounds: (a), (d) & (g)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: [illegible]
Address: Clerk to the Aberayron Urban District Council
Date of application: 1917-04-07T17:25:49.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: The application for leave for a re-hearing granted (Temporary Exemption to 31st Oct 1917 - crossed out]\nDd Davies\n2 Jun 1917\n(17/1/17 - crossed out]
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Transcription: Question 6 - Reasons\n1. Mr Jones is 33 1/2 years of age.\n2. He was married 9 years ago, and has 3 children.\nHis father, who is 71 years of age & his mother 75 also live with him.\n3. He was appointed by the Council of the 1st April 1912, Assistant Overseer for the Parishes of Henfynyw and Llanddewi Lower, Collector of General District Rate and Highway Surveyor and these appointments he still holds.\n4. He prepares and balances the accounts of the Overseers of the aforesaid civil parishes for the Local Government Board Auditor, and also his General District Rate and accounts as Surveyor. A technical knowledge of these accounts is necessary for their preparation for audit. \n5. The total amount collected by him for Poor & General District Rates for the year ending Michaelmas last was \u00a31251-15-10.\n6. At the invitation of the Council he has also volunteered his services during spare time to help the Officials of the Employment Exchange in connection with National Service work as suggested by the Local Government Board.\n7. Since the formation of the District in 1892, the Council have had no less than Six Collectors of whom three became involved in financial difficulties and thus appointments had to be determined by this Council, but Mr D R Jones, the present Collector during the 5 years he has held office given every satisfaction both to the Council and the Local Government Board Auditor. \n8. That Mr Jones is indispensable to the Council on account of his technical knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with the duties appertaining to the aforesaid offices which he holds under the Council. \n
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: Unknown
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Number of Case: 78b (56 crossed out)
Name: David Richard Jones
Age: 33 [born 26th Sept]
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1908-11-27T22:44:39.000Z
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Island House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Highway Surveyor, Assistant Overseer for the Parishes of Henfynyw Lr. & Llanddewi Lr. and Collector of General District Rate
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: As above
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 3 1/2 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Aberayron Urban District Council
Name of present employer: Aberayron Urban District Council
Grounds: (A) (D) (G)
Nature of application: Conditional
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Signature: B C Jones
Address: Clerk to the Aberayron U.D. Council
Date of application: 1917-06-02T21:47:25.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption to 31st Oct 1917\nDd Davies\n17/8/17\n(a)
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Transcription: Question 6 - Reasons\n1. Mr Jones is 33 1/2 years of age.\n2. He was married 9 years ago, and has 3 children. His father who is 71 years of age & his mother 75 also live with him.\n3. He was appointed by the Council on the 1st April 1912, Assistant Overseer for the Parishes of Henfynyw & Llanddewi Lower, Collector of General District Rate and Highway Surveyor and these appointments he still holds.\n4. He prepares and balances the accounts of the Overseers of the aforesaid civil parishes for the Local Government Board Auditor, and also his General District Rate and accounts as Surveyor. A technical knowledge of these accounts is necessary for their preparation for audit.\n5. The total amount collected by him for the Poor & General District Rates for the year ending Michaelmas last was \u00a31251=15=10.\n6. Since the formation of the District 1892, the Council have had no less than six collectors of whom three became involved in financial difficulties and their appointments had to be determined by this Council, but Mr D R Jones, the present Collector, has during the 5 years he has held office given every satisfaction both to the Council and the Local Government Board Auditor. \n7. That Mr Jones is indispensable to the Council on account of his technical knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with the duties appertaining to the aforesaid offices which he holds under the Council.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 78b
Name: David Ricahrd Jones
Address: Island House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Highway Surveyor &c
Attested or not attested: Yes attested (Group 37-24)
Grounds: 1. That it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.\n2. That the Local Tribunal had no right to rehear this case because no new facts were brought forward to justify a rehearing of the case.
Signature of appellant: J.C. Rennie Brewer, Lt. Col.
Address of appellant: Appeal Military Representative, Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Military Representative
Date: 1917-08-18T21:58:51.000Z
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Decision: That the man be not Exempted.\nOct 19th 1917\nJohn Jones\nChairman
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Number of Case: 82
Name: Isaac Lewis Davies
Age: 18
Married or single: Sengl
Address: 3 Stryd Victoria, Aberaeron
Address at date of National Registration: 3 Stryd Victoria, Aberaeron
Occupation, profession or business: Cigydd
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Negesydd
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Blwyddyn
Name of present employer: Evan Daniel
Employer address: 3 Stryd Victoria, Aberaeron
Business: Cigydd
Nature of application: Amodol
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Signature: Evan Elias Davies
Date of application: 1917-08-01T16:47:02.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Conditional exemption\nD Davies\n17/8/17\n(d)
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Number of Case: 82
Name: Isaac Lewis Davies
Address: 3 Victoria Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Butcher
Attested or not attested: Not attested (Class B -69)
Grounds: [Stamped paragraph with indicated sentence crossed out] That [crossed out] notwithstanding that this man's principal and usual occupation is one of the Certified Occupations [crossed out], it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: J.C. Rennie-Brewer, Lt. Col
Address of appellant: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: Military Representative
Date: 1917-08-18T16:51:13.000Z
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Decision: That the man be exempted from the provisions of the Military Service Act 1916, the exemption is CONDITIONAL on his continuing the occupation in which he is habitually engaged. Ground (a).\nJohn Jones\nChairman\nOct 19th 1917
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Transcription: Tanyfron Villa\nAberayron\nMarch 14th 1918\nThis is to certify that Mr David Evans or Black Lion Aberayron is confined to bed suffering from a Duodenal Ulcer associated with Haemorrhage [sic] from the bowels, and he will be unable to any work for a considerable time.\nWm Davies MDRS (Land)
Name of Tribunal: Cardiganshire/Cardigan County
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Number of Case: 35
Name: David Evans
Age: 36
Date of birth: 1881-03-26T15:38:52.000Z
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1913-03-26T15:38:52.000Z
Address: Black Lion Hotel Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Same
Where attested: Lampeter
Date of attestation: 1915-12-10T15:38:52.000Z
Number of group: 40
Number on group card: 32(51521)
Occupation, profession or business: Hotel Keeper and (part time) Sawyer at Seashore Steam Saw Mills Anerayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Yes, as Hotel Keeper ony
Name of employer: C.Jennings & Co Ltd
Address: Pennywell Road Bristol
Business: General Wood workers and Timber Merchants
Grounds: A. B. D
Nature of application: For renewal of certificate of exemption(temporary until the 30th September 1917) granted by this Tribunal on the 27th July 1917
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Whether any previous application has been made: Yes (a) 27th July 1917 (b) by myself (c) to this appeal tribunal (d) temporary exemption until 30th September 1917 granted and not to be renewed except on an application to be made with the leave of this tribunal.
Signature: David Evans
Date: 1917-10-26T17:07:20.000Z
Decision of Tribunal: The appeal be adjourned\nJohn Jones\nChairman\nDecember 7th 1917\nAppeal adjourned.\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n25th January 1918\nApplication adjourned\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n9th February 1918.\nTEMPORARY EXEMPTION for 6 calendar Months\nground- illhealth [sic]\nMarch 15th 1918\nChairman
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Number of Case: 36
Name: RICHARD MORGAN DAVIES [Medical classification B.2]
Age: 37 [born 2nd November]
Married or single: Widower
Address: 10 Greenland Terrace, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 3 Vulcan Place, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Master Plasterer, Aberayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: same occupation
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 21 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: His own employer for past 6 years
Nature of application: For a renewal of the exemption granted to me on the 27th July 1917 by this Tribunal which exemption expired on the 30th September 1917
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Previous applications: Yes (a) 27th July 1917 (b) by himself (c) Appeal Tribunal (d) Temporary viz until September 30th 1917 and not to be renewed except on an application to be made with the consent of the Tribunal.
Signature: R.M. Davies
Date of application: 1917-10-23T17:15:58.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: The appeal be adjourned \nJohn Jones\nChairman\nDecember 7th 1917\nAppeal adjourned\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n25th January 1918\nApplication adjourned \nJohn Jones\nChairman\n9th February 1918.\nTEMPORARY EXEMPTION for 6 calendar Months. Ground - occupation and serious hardship\nJohn Jones\nChairman\nMarch 15th 1918\n
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Number of Case: 83
Name: Evan Rowlands [medical classification C.II]
Age: 25 [born October 25th]
Married or single: Single
Address: New Black Lion, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: 231 York Road, Battersea, London
Occupation, profession or business: Butcher, on own account
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Milk trade
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 2 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: J .W. Rowlands, 231 York [Rd], Battersea, London [Dairyman]
Grounds: A and E
Nature of application: Conditional Exemption
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Previous applications: No
Signature: Evan Rowlands
Address: New Black Lion, Aberayron
Date of application: 1917-08-29T17:25:26.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Adjourned for medical examination \nD Davies\n29 Dec 1917\nConditional exemption\nD Davies\n9/3/18
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Transcription: EVAN ROWLANDS saith :-\nI am in business as a butcher at Aberayron.\nI joined the Army on the 16th May 1916 and was discharged on the 16th August 1916 after serving 95 days with the Colours (Lancashire Fusiliers)\nI was medically re-examined under the Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Act 1917 on the 20th August 1917 and placed in Category C2.\nI was again medically examined on the 10th January 1918 and placed in Grade 2. \nI have worked up a good business connexion at Aberayron and have over 300 coupon customers in Aberayron alone and a wide circle of customers in the Rural district where Coupons are not yet used.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 83
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Transcription: EVAN ROWLANDS saith :-\nI am in business as a butcher at Aberayron.\nI joined the Army on the 16th May 1916 and was discharged on the 18th August 1916 after serving 95 days with the Colours (Lancashire Fusiliers).\nI was Medically re-examined under the Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Act 1917 on the 20th August 1917 and placed in Category C2.\nI was again Medically examined on the 10th January 1918 and placed in Grade 2.\nI have worked up a good business connexion at Aberayron and have over 300 Coupon customers in Aberayron alone and a wide circle of customers in the Rural district where Coupons are not yet used.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 83
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Name: Evan Rowlands
Address: New Black Lion, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Butcher
Attested or not attested: Not Attested
Grounds: That it is not in the National Interests that the above named man should remain in Civil employment.
Signature of appellant: David H Davies
Address of appellant: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: National Service Representative
Date: 1918-03-11T18:35:39.000Z
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Decision: That the man be exempted from the provisions of the Military Service Act 1916.\nTemporary exemption viz for three calendar months and conditional on his continuing in the occupation in which he is habitually engaged. Ground A. \nJohn Jones\nChairman\n8th May 1918.
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Transcription: We cure 800 to 1000 pigs during the season & collect & blend 8 to 10 tons of butter weekly.\nOur weekly turnover is now over \u00a31000
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 28
Name: Harry Lowe
Address: Cardiganshire Bacon & Butter Factory, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: First-hand curer [,] motor lorry driver & butter blender
Attested or not attested: Not attested
Grounds: The within named is indispensable to us as he is during the winter season our first-hand bacon curer and has been in our employ for the last 5 years. During the summer season he is also our Butter collector and our only motor lorry driver and he collects daily at our numerous collections stations in the mid Cardiganshire area, from Llangranog to Aberystwyth and he is indispensable to our business as he has an intimate knowledge of the district and he is personally acquainted with our numerous customers. It would be a serious hardship & financial loss to us if he were taken away at our most busy period of the season as he is a person whom we can entirely rely & trust with our money for payments at our applicant stations [,] he is also a butter blender & farm hand.
Signature of appellant: Evans Bros.
Address of appellant: Cardiganshire Bacon & Butter Factory, Penygarreg, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Bacon Curers & Butter Blenders
Why appellant acts for the man: Because we are his employer
Date: 1918-05-06T18:09:43.000Z
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Decision: That the appeal be dismissed the Representative of National service undertaking that he shall not be called up for military service until July 22nd 1918.\nJohn Jones\nChairman\n22nd May 1918.
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Number of Case: 87
Name: Harry Lowe
Age: 18 [born 18th Feb]
Married or single: Single
Address: Penygarreg, Ceredigion
Address at date of National Registration: Pier Cottage, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: General hand on the farm, Bacon Curing, Slaughtering, Butter Blending and Driver of Motor Lorry
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: same as (g) except driving the lorry
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 2 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: -
Name of present employer: Evans Bros
Employer address: Penycarreg, Aberayron
Business: Bacon Curers & Butter Blenders
Grounds: (a), (b) & (g)
Nature of application: Conditional Exemption
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Signature: Evans Bros
Date of application: 1918-02-23T22:07:16.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Adjourned for medical examination\nD Davies\n9/2/18\nDismissed. Not to be called up until the 18th May 1918.\nD Davies\n4/5/18
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Transcription: Dear Sir\nKindly excuse me by writing to you, but when at the County Appeal Tribunal on 22 May 1918. A Medical Certificate was handed to you, when my case came before you. If that certificate is with you could you return same to me. Enclosed stamped envelope. Thanking you for your trouble in answering.\nI am Sir yours faithfully\nHenry Lyon
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 80
Name: Henry Loyn
Age: 33
Date of birth: 1884-03-16T13:03:08.000Z
Married or single: Single
Address: 8 Market Street Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Same
Occupation, profession or business: General Ironmonger China and Earthenware, Varnishes and General Household utensils.
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: The same occupation
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 5 years
Name of present employer: I am a partner with my mother in the business
Employer address: 8 Market Street Aberayron
Business: Ironmongers and General Stores
Grounds: A. D and E
Nature of application: Conditional Exemption
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Previous applications: No
Signature: Henry Loyn
Address: /
Occupation, profession or business: /
Why application made by applicant for the man: /
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Transcription: LAMPETER COUNTY APPEAL TRIBUNAL.\n22nd May 1918.\nHENRY LOYN'S CASE.\nHENRY LOYN, 8 Market Street Aberayron:-\n\nI am 34 years of age. Born 16th March. Single. I am in partnership with my Mother who is 60 years old as Ironmonger and General Stores. I was orgininally a Carpenter until nine years ago when I had to give up my then trade to come home to assist my mother who would otherwise have had to give up the business, as my brother (18 years of age) who until then assisted my mother, left to join the Merchant Service. Since then I have managed the business and do all the ordering of the goods. \n\nI presented myself for attestation on December 13th 1913 at Lampeter and was pronounced medically unift. I was called up for re-examination on 4th September 1914 and was again rejected by Recruiting Medical Board at Carmarthen. On the 12th May 1917 I was again examined by Medical Board at Carmarthen and put in Class III. \n\nOn the 10th March 1918 I was examined by a Medical Board at Carmarthen and again put in C. III. I was before the Local Tribunal at Aberayron on 17th August 1917 and obtained Conditionl exemption. On 4th May 1918 I was again before the Local Tribunal and had exemption for three months. \n\nFor the last four years I have suffered from severe attacks of kidney trouble and during those 4 years I have been constantly under treatment for that complaint by Dr D.M. Davies, M.D. Aberayron. I produce Doctor's Certificate.\n\nIn September 1917 I went to consult a Specialist Dr. Mitchell Stevens of Cardiff and he told
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Transcription: me that he was afraid an operation would be necessary but to wait to see how the disease would progress. I am at the present under treatment. The illness takes the form of being in constant pain with periodically very acute attacks which absolutely incapacitates me for any work. I have to immediately take to my bed and have injections to ease the pain which is unbearable. Had I been a Carpenter since my illness has started I should have to give it up as the bending and muscular work would make it impossible for me. The heavy goods trade of our business has during the last few years had to be given up as it was beyond me to partake in it through my complaint. I leave constantly during the day to rest as my limbs ache as I suppose a symptom of my complaint.\n\nAll the above facts have been brought before the Local Tribunal when they have granted me exemption, and they all know me personally and my habits.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Transcription: LAMPETER COUNTY APPEAL TRIBUNAL.\n22nd May 1918.\nHENRY LOYN'S CASE.\nHENRY LOYN, 8 Market Street Aberayron:-\n\nI am 34 years of age. Born 16th March. Single. I am in partnership with my Mother who is 60 years old as Ironmonger and General Stores. I was orgininally a Carpenter until nine years ago when I had to give up my then trade to come home to assist my mother who would otherwise have had to give up the business, as my brother (18 years of age) who until then assisted my mother, left to join the Merchant Service. Since then I have managed the business and do all the ordering of the goods. \n\nI presented myself for attestation on December 13th 1913 at Lampeter and was pronounced medically unift. I was called up for re-examination on 4th September 1914 and was again rejected by Recruiting Medical Board at Carmarthen. On the 12th May 1917 I was again examined by Medical Board at Carmarthen and put in Class III. \n\nOn the 10th March 1918 I was examined by a Medical Board at Carmarthen and again put in C. III. I was before the Local Tribunal at Aberayron on 17th August 1917 and obtained Conditionl exemption. On 4th May 1918 I was again before the Local Tribunal and had exemption for three months. \n\nFor the last four years I have suffered from severe attacks of kidney trouble and during those 4 years I have been constantly under treatment for that complaint by Dr D.M. Davies, M.D. Aberayron. I produce Doctor's Certificate.\n\nIn September 1917 I went to consult a Specialist Dr. Mitchell Stevens of Cardiff and he told
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Transcription: me that he was afraid an operation would be necessary but to wait to see how the disease would progress. I am at the present under treatment. The illness takes the form of being in constant pain with periodically very acute attacks which absolutely incapacitates me for any work. I have to immediately take to my bed and have injections to ease the pain which is unbearable. Had I been a Carpenter since my illness has started I should have to give it up as the bending and muscular work would make it impossible for me. The heavy goods trade of our business has during the last few years had to be given up as it was beyond me to partake in it through my complaint. I leave constantly during the day to rest as my limbs ache as I suppose a symptom of my complaint.\n\nAll the above facts have been brought before the Local Tribunal when they have granted me exemption, and they all know me personally and my habits.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Transcription: LAMPETER COUNTY APPEAL TRIBUNAL.\n22nd May 1918.\nHENRY LOYN'S CASE.\nHENRY LOYN, 8 Market Street Aberayron:-\n\nI am 34 years of age. Born 16th March. Single. I am in partnership with my Mother who is 60 years old as Ironmonger and General Stores. I was orgininally a Carpenter until nine years ago when I had to give up my then trade to come home to assist my mother who would otherwise have had to give up the business, as my brother (18 years of age) who until then assisted my mother, left to join the Merchant Service. Since then I have managed the business and do all the ordering of the goods. \n\nI presented myself for attestation on December 13th 1913 at Lampeter and was pronounced medically unift. I was called up for re-examination on 4th September 1914 and was again rejected by Recruiting Medical Board at Carmarthen. On the 12th May 1917 I was again examined by Medical Board at Carmarthen and put in Class III. \n\nOn the 10th March 1918 I was examined by a Medical Board at Carmarthen and again put in C. III. I was before the Local Tribunal at Aberayron on 17th August 1917 and obtained Conditionl exemption. On 4th May 1918 I was again before the Local Tribunal and had exemption for three months. \n\nFor the last four years I have suffered from severe attacks of kidney trouble and during those 4 years I have been constantly under treatment for that complaint by Dr D.M. Davies, M.D. Aberayron. I produce Doctor's Certificate.\n\nIn September 1917 I went to consult a Specialist Dr. Mitchell Stevens of Cardiff and he told
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Transcription: me that he was afraid an operation would be necessary but to wait to see how the disease would progress. I am at the present under treatment. The illness takes the form of being in constant pain with periodically very acute attacks which absolutely incapacitates me for any work. I have to immediately take to my bed and have injections to ease the pain which is unbearable. Had I been a Carpenter since my illness has started I should have to give it up as the bending and muscular work would make it impossible for me. The heavy goods trade of our business has during the last few years had to be given up as it was beyond me to partake in it through my complaint. I leave constantly during the day to rest as my limbs ache as I suppose a symptom of my complaint.\n\nAll the above facts have been brought before the Local Tribunal when they have granted me exemption, and they all know me personally and my habits.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
Number of Case: 80
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Number of Case: 88
Name: Henry Loyn
Age: 30
Married or single: Single
Address: 8, Market St, Aberayron
Address at date of National Registration: Same
Occupation, profession or business: Described as Ironmonger & China Dealer but is a Carpenter by trade.
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: /
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: /
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: /
Name of present employer: Self
Employer address: /
Business: /
Nature of application: Application is made for the withdrawal of the Certificate in this case on the ground that it is no longer in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
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Address: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: National Service Representative
Date of application: 1918-02-28T13:45:44.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Adjourned for medical examination\nDd Davies\n9/3/18\n\nTemporary Exemption for 3 months\nDd Davies\n4/5/18
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Number of Case: 40 106
Name: Henry Loyn
Address: 8, Market Square, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Ironmonger & China Dealer (But) Carpenter by trade
Attested or not attested: A
Grounds: it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he shall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: D. A. Davies
Address of appellant: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: N. S. Representative
Date: 1918-05-04T16:32:01.000Z
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Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption for three calendar months. Ground A. and E. John Jones. Chairman. 22nd. May 1918
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Number of Case: 96
Name: Evan hughes Davies
Age: 44
Date of birth: 1873-08-21T10:46:21.000Z
Date of last examination: 1918-05-16T10:46:21.000Z
Married or single: married
Date of marriage: 1906-01-01T11:46:21.000Z
Address: Llanon House, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: China Dealer + Ironmonger
Address of place of employment: Llanon House, Aberayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Yes. Same as above
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: Five years
Nature of application: Cnditional Original Application
Grounds: B. D. + E.
Reasons in support of application: B. One man's business + if called up, business with have to be closed after putting in all my capital + consequently will ruin me.\n\nWife + mother entirely dependent on me. Mother being 82 years of age.\n\nAm suffering from strichures + been attended by a doctor for this last 4 years for above.
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Date: 1918-05-22T10:53:47.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption to 30th Sept 1918
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Number of Case: 42
Name: Gwion Hughes Davies
Address: Llanon House Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: China Dealer
Attested or not attested: Not Attested
Grounds: That it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he hall be allowed to remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: D H Davies
Address of appellant: Drill Hall Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: National service representative
Date: 1918-06-08T08:58:58.000Z
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Decision: That by consent the appeal is withdrawn.\nJuly 5th 1918. Chairman.
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Number of Case: 94
Name: Timothy Hughes Davies
Age: 44
Date of birth: 1873-08-20T09:09:35.000Z
Medical grade category: Grade 2
Date of last examination: 1918-05-16T09:09:35.000Z
Married or single: Single
Voluntarily attested: Yes
Address: 11 Water Street, Aberayron
Address on National Registration Certificate: 11 Water Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Address of place of employment: 11 Water Street
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Tailor
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 30 Years
Name of employer: Own Business
Nature of application: Original application for a certificate of excemption
Grounds: A, D, E
Reasons in support of application: That I am more useful in my civil occupation than in the army. My family circumstances render it necessary for me to remain in my current occupation. In order to make my position clear I wish to state that our trade is chiefly with seafaring people. The fact that they are continually torpedoed thereby losing all their personal effects creates a situation that it is absolutely necessary...\nP.T.O.
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Whether any previous application has been made: No
Change of conditions or circumstances: Original application
Signature of the applicant: Timothy Hughes Davies
Date: 1918-05-22T05:54:31.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption to 30th Sept 1918\n(A, D & E)\nD Davies\n8/6/18
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron. \n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmarried and a tailor by trade\n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron. \n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr Evan Herbert and Mr Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr Evan Williams emigrated to America about 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron. \n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmarried and a tailor by trade. \n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron. \n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr Evan xxxxxxxx Herbert and Mr Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr Evan Williams emigrated to America around 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their xxxx belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron. \n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmaried and a tailor by trade. \n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron.\n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr. Evan xxxxxxxx[Williams crossed out] Herbert and Mr. Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr. Evan Williams emigrated to America about 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their xxxx belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron.\n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmarried and a tailor by trade\n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron. \n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to do work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr Evan Herbert and Mr Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr Evan Williams emigrated to America about 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron. \n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmarried and a tailor by trade. \n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron. \n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advanced stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr Evan xxxxxxxx Herbert and Mr Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr Evan Williams emigrated to America about 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their xxxx belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Transcription: TIMOTHY HUGHES DAVIES saith I live at 11 Water Street Aberayron. \n\nI am a Grade 2 man, 44 years of age, unmarried and a tailor by trade. \n\nI am one of 4 brothers one of whom Alban Hughes Davies aged 39 is serving with the Army since June 1917 when he voluntarily joined. \n\nMy other two brothers John Davies aged 42 and Benjamin Davies aged 43 are partners with me in the business as tailors which we carry on at Aberayron. \n\nMy brother John Davies is lame from tubercle in the right hip and is a Grade 3 man and my brother Benjamin Davies has been rejected as suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis in an advance stage and is too unwell to do much else besides cutting. \n\nMy brother John is handicapped by his diseased hip which prevents him from sitting on the boards for any considerable length of time. \n\nI am able to work long hours and am on the boards from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or engaged in cutting when my brother Benjamin is laid up as very frequently happens. \n\nI am really the keyman of the business. \n\nAt the outbreak of the War there were two other tailors at Aberayron namely Mr Evan xxxxxxxx Herbert and Mr Evan Williams each of whom employed two or three men. \n\nMr Evan Herbert has given up as two of his sons who worked for him have joined the Forces and he is himself not able to work on the boards. \n\nMr Evan Williams emigrated to America about 2 years ago and is still there. \n\nI am the only man in Aberayron today who is capable of doing a full day's work as a tailor and cutter. \n\nOur business consists only of making men's clothes; the material is purchased by our customers from local drapers. \n\nWe have over 300 regular customers in and around Aberayron and half of them are sailors. \n\nWe have completely refitted no fewer than 20 sailors who lost all their xxxx belongings at sea as a result of submarine attacks.
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 43
Name: Timothy Hughes Davies
Address: 11 Water Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Tailor
Grounds: That it is no longer necessary in the national interest that he be allowed o remain in civil occupation.
Signature of appellant: D H.Davies
Address of appellant: Drill Hall, Aberystwyth
Occupation, profession or business: National Service Representative
Date: 1918-06-08T09:32:52.000Z
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Decision: The appeal be dismissed.\n\nJuly 5th 1918. \nChairman.
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Name: Hary Lowe
Age: 18
Date of birth: 1900-02-18T10:41:39.000Z
Medical grade category: Grade 2
Married or single: Single
Voluntarily attested: Non-Attested
Address: Pier Cottage, Aberayron
Address on National Registration Certificate: Rock Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Butter Blender + Collector + Bacon Curer
Address of place of employment: Pengarreg, Aberayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Same
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 2 Years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: Same
Name of employer: Messers Evans Bros (Aeron) Ltd.
Address: Pengarreg, Aberayron
Business: Butter blenders + Collectors and bacon curers
Nature of application: Renewal
Grounds: A+D
Reasons in support of application: We are collectors and blenders of Welsh butter on a very large scale, collecting and blending butter from farmers throughout Cardiganshire. We are also bacon curers, and slaughter and cure over 800 hogs every year. We have to collect the whole of our butter from the depots in various districts and the butter so collected is blended at our Factory at Aberayron. H Lowe is employed by us as a collector and blender of butter and as a bacon curer. As a collector he has charge of large sums of money to pay for the butter at the various depots, and thus holds a position of great trust. He is indispensable to us in our business, which business is of extreme national importance at the present time, when there is such a surplusage of butter in the country. He is a skilled Bacon Curer and an able and industrious worker, and without his services it would be impossible for us to carry o. He is the only person in our employ capable of driving the motor lorry with which we collect the butter at the depots.
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Change of conditions or circumstances: No change
Signature of the applicant: J. Lloyd Evans of Msrs Evans Bros (Aeron) Ltd.
Signature of the man: Harry Lowe
Date: 1918-07-08T09:55:40.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: That the appeal be dismissed.\n\n26th July 1918
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Transcription: a. I was compelled to come home and leave my own occupation as a carpenter 8 years ago to assist and manage the business otherwise my Mother would have had to sell up owing to the fact that my Brother who was 18 years of age had left to join the Merchant Service and is still in same. \n\n(b) I have ever since been engaged in the business, and have full responsibility. I do all the buying and Stocktaking and were I called up, it would be impossible for my mother and sister to carry on. \n\n(c) Being rejected for Military Service twice we bought heavily in Stock and have heavy Stock now. and if I am called up we could not dispose of our Stock and it would result in heavy financial loss\n\nd I presented myself for attestation on 12th Dec. 1915 and was medically unfit. Called up for Re Examination on 4th Cept. 1916. Again rejected by the Recruiting Medical Board at Carmarthen. On 19th May 1917, I was again examined and put in Class III. On 19th March 1918, again Examined and came out C III for the last 4 years. I have suffered severe attacks of Kidney trouble and have been since, and am still under Constant Medical Treatment and have had to consult a Specialist. I can do light work for a Short time with rest in between
Name of Tribunal: Aberaeron Borough/Urban District
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Number of Case: 45
Name: Henry [?]
Age: 34
Date of birth: 1884-03-16T11:00:24.000Z
Medical grade category: Grade 3
Date of last examination: 1918-03-19T11:00:24.000Z
Married or single: Single
Voluntarily attested: Yes
Address: 8 Market SStreet, Aberayron
Address on National Registration Certificate: 8 Market Street, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: ironmongers annd General Stores
Address of place of employment: 8 Market Street, Aberayron
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Same. I am a partner with my mother in the business of an ironmonger and general stores.
Length of occupation before 15 August 1915: 5 years
Name and address of last employer before 15 August 1915: 8 Market Street
Name of employer: In partnership with my mother
Nature of application: Conditional or temporary renewal
Grounds: A, D, E
Reasons in support of application: See [?] attached
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Change of conditions or circumstances: No change, except that my heath is not so satisfactory
Signature of the man: Henry Loyn
Date: 1918-08-06T10:41:12.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: The exemption is temporary, up to and including December 6th 1918
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Number of Case: 46
Name: Evan Rowlands
Age: 26
Date of birth: 1892-10-25T12:13:21.000Z
Medical grade category: 2 (two)
Date of last examination: 1918-01-10T13:13:21.000Z
Married or single: Married
Date of marriage: 1918-07-16T12:13:21.000Z
Voluntarily attested: No
Address: Talbot House, Aberayron
Address on National Registration Certificate: New Black Farm, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Butcher
Address of place of employment: Talbot House, Aberayron
Name of employer: In business own own account
Nature of application: Renewal of a certificate
Grounds: A
Reasons in support of application: As before
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Change of conditions or circumstances: There has been no change in conditions or circumstances.
Signature of the applicant: Evan Rowlands
Date: 1918-08-07T06:11:22.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Application adjourned to enable the man to be examined by the Medical Board of Natl. Service \n6/9/18\nChairman\n\nTemporary Exemption up to and including 25th April 1919. Grounds. Occupation and illhealth [sic]\n26.10.18\nChairman
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Name: Richard Morgan Davies
Age: 38
Date of birth: 2018-03-02T12:30:20.000Z
Married or single: Widower
Address: 10 Greenland Terrace, Aberayron
Occupation, profession or business: Contractor and Plasterer
Precise occupation before 15 August 1915: Over 20 years
Grounds: D
Nature of application: Conditional excemption
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Previous applications: Yes (a) 15th March 1918 (b) by the man (c) County Appeal Tribunal (d) Temporary viz for six calendar months
Signature: Richard Morgan Davies
Date of application: 2018-08-29T19:23:11.000Z
Decision of the Tribunal: Temporary exemption to, 6th December 1918.\nGround----Occupation.\n6/9/18 Chairman
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