Newspaper Cutting: Relating to the funeral of Steve Aston

This material is held atArchifau Sir Gaerfyrddin / Carmarthenshire Archives

Reference
- GB 211 PC140/42
Dates of Creation
- 2004
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

NEWSPAPER CUTTING: Relating to the funeral of Steve Aston, a teacher at Cefn Saeson Comprehensive School, Neath, killed in motorcycle accident near his parents’ home in Talley on October 30th. It was attended by over 600 mourners and 30 motorcycles from the Dyfed Motorcycle Chapter.

Access Information

Ar Agor / Open

Dim cyfyngiadau / No Restrictions

Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements

Cyflwr da / Good condition

Archive Record|Table of contents

Talley Parish History GroupPC140

Miscellaneous items: Relating to Talley House, Talley, CarmarthenshirePC140/1

Miscellanous items: Notes relating to the history of Kings Court, TalleyPC140/2

Miscellanous items: Relating to Pretoria House, the Post Office at TalleyPC140/3

Miscellanous items: Collection of shop memorabilia relating to the running of Pretoria House Post Office at TalleyPC140/4

Photographs: Unknown individuals relating to Pretoria HousePC140/5

Photographs: Named individuals relating to Pretoria HousePC140/6

Photographs, PostcardsPC140/7

Photographs: Devonald Jones, Postmaster at Pretoria House, Talley, CarmarthenshirePC140/8

Miscellanous items: Devonald Jones, Postmaster at Pretoria House, Talley, CarmarthenshirePC140/9

Photocopy notes relating to local church in the Talley areaPC140/10

Photocopies, Photographs relating to Talley SchoolPC140/11

Notebook, photocopiesPC140/12

Photocopies: Talley district censusPC140/13

Miscellanous items: Relating to public houses in TalleryPC140/14

Photocopy: Tithe map, 1838PC140/15

DVD, Mini DV cassettes: Tape of Janet James giving a talkPC140/16

Photographs: Talley and environsPC140/17

Photographs: Unknown individualsPC140/18

Notes: Photocopied history of Rhos-y-Gelli and Ty Ann ArthurPC140/19

Marriage Settlement of Joshua David and Margaret JohnPC140/20

Notes: Photocopied record of Talley Church Marriages and BaptismsPC140/21

Notes: Photocopied extracts from Francis Jones’ book ‘Historic Carmarthenshire Homes'PC140/22

Notes: Records of payments towards the Coronation of H.M. King George V.PC140/23

Miscellanous items: Articles concerning the Llandilo and Lampeter Light RailwayPC140/24

Document: List of men qualified to serve as jurors from TalleyPC140/25

Booklet: Roll of HonourPC140/26

Photographs: Ivor Morgan and Lyn EvansPC140/27

Notes: Talley Women's InstitutePC140/28

Photographs: Group photograph on a coach trip from TalleyPC140/29

Photographs: Relating to St. John’s Ambulance Talley DivisionPC140/30

Booklet, Map: Talley Conservation AreaPC140/31

Newspaper Cutting: Facsimile of Carmarthen JournalPC140/32

Notes: Relating to the Talley WoodlandsPC140/33

Document: Nomination of Community of Talley CouncillorsPC140/34

Pamphlet, Newspaper Cutting: notes made by Rachel Bromwich for Talley Memorial FundPC140/35

Document: Tree Preservation Order for land at TalleyPC140/36

Newsletter: Talley Community NewsletterPC140/37

Notes: Constitution of the Talley Social and Entertainments CommitteePC140/38

Photograph, Notes: Tomos Lewis Smith of Talley, 1759 – 1842PC140/39

Notes: Talley Community Council items relating to Millenium CelebrationsPC140/40

Notes: Memories of life in TalleyPC140/41

Newspaper Cutting: Relating to the funeral of Steve AstonPC140/42

Newspaper Cutting: News item about Brenda JamesPC140/43

Miscellaneous Items: Relating to the history of Cwmdu VillagePC140/44

Miscellaneous Items: Relating to the disappearance of the three Polish menPC140/45

Documents / Items: Relating to the Edwinsford Mansion near TalleyPC140/46

Miscellaneous Items: Notes containing histories of Talley AbbeyPC140/47

Miscellaneous Items: Relating to military personnel from Talley during the First World WarPC140/48

Miscellaneous Items: Relating to the men and women who served im the Second World WarPC140/49

Photographs/Correpondences/Memorabilia: Re: Devonald JonesPC140/50