Casgliadau Arlein

Gwybodaeth am y darganfyddiad

Enw'r Safle: Usk, Monmouthshire

Nodiadau: The entry in 'Isca Silurium' states that the object was "believed to have been found in Usk" Given to the Museum of Antiquities, Caerleon, by Mrs Digby Wyatt. Mrs Digby Wyatt is named on p55 of Isca Silurum (Lee, J. E., 1862) as daughter of the Late Mrs Nicholl. A Mr W.H. Nicholl is then noted as owning beads of note. Possible links (or otherwise) with Coxe's (1801: ii) William Nicholl esq. of Caerleon could be usefully researched. The name Nicholl does not feature in the Caerleon Tithe Apportionment. Amongst other plots in Usk, Illtyd Nicholl owned and occupied 110 and 111; House, garden lawn and meadow of the Usk Tithe Map and Appotionment, situated in New Market Street and bounded to the west by the River Usk.