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Note: s next door neighbour , John Phillips , tailor and draper. The Eardisley population in 1851 was 534 and in 1861 was 826,in 1871 had increased to 903 with 177 inhabited houses, and 226 families or separate occupiers. The area of parish was 4,529 acres with an annual rateable value of ยน6,483.
In 1861 census Arthur was recorded at Northop , Flintshire , Wales as a visitor at 158 Northop Village in the home of James L Jones and his sister Catherine. Arthur was an "Inland revenue officer".
Alan Homes wrote in October 2005 - I have a copy of their marriage certificate. Marriage solemnized in the Parish Church in the Parish of Llanbeblig. May 24th 1865. Arthur LLEWELLYN, aged 28, bachelor, Revenue Officer. Address: Castle Blayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Father: Phillip Llewellyn, draper. Sarah Hannah HAYDEN, aged 22, spinster.Address: Bangor Street, Carnarvon Father: Henry Samuel Hayden, organist of St.Mary's and Professor of Music. Married by Licence. Both signed the register. Witnesses were: A.A. Griffith and Mary Anne Hayden.
The first two of eleven children, Edith & Phillip being born in Monaghan,Ireland in 1867 and 1869 respectively.
By 1871 the family was living in Snape, Suffolk,England. Arthur was with his wife Sarah , 3 yo daughter Edith and 1 yo son Philip. He was a division officer - Inland Revenue ? ( hard to read)
1881 - It would appear that by 1881 Arthur was reasonably well to do, as the family employed a domestic servant ( 20 y.o. Elizabeth Hudson from Tunstall , suffolk ) when they were living at 56 Sycamore road, Handsworth, Stafford.The 1884 birth certificate of his second last born,Harry, records Arthur in a new occupation as an "Inland revenue officer"living at 8 Stockwell Park Road, Stockwell (Lambeth, Surrey).
1891 - On the census he was recorded as "first class officer inland revenue" at 22 St. Michael's road (Lambeth) which was just around the corner from the 1884 address. The family had 56 yo widow Elizabeth G Maughan ( born Lanark, Scotland) visiting at census night at 22 St. Michaels road , Lambeth, London.
1901 - Arthur was residing at 171 Norwood road, Herne Hill ,Lambeth, London
Arthurs Granddaughter Robin can recall a picture of Arthur (since lost) where he was wearing a bowler hat and had a moustache.The 1901 Census recorded Arthur Llewellyn 64 Born Hereford Dilwyn, County London Parish, Lambeth, Occupation Retired Civil Servant Inland Rane. Arthur died on the 13th December 1902 at his home at 171 Norwood road Herne Hill after a 7 day bout of double Pneumonia followed by cardiac failure. One of his son's was present at his death and the informant of death( signature not decipherable) Arthur was described as a Civil servant Inland revenue retired. In 2004 an uncaptioned old B&W picture was discovered amongst his late Grandson Vivian Llewellyns possessions. It was of a distinguished Englishman wearing a bowler hat with a large moustache , exactly as late grandaughter Robin Llewellyn had previously described him in a missing picture she recollected.
Note: The 1851 Eardisley census saw Arthur listed as a 14 year old Drapers apprentice, he was living at home with his parents and oldest sister Elizabeth. He may have been apprenticed to his father who was a qualified tailor or maybe even working for hi
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