INDEX
| Llanvair Discoed Curate's Licence, 1831 The Revd. William Jones was curate of St. Mary's Church, Llanvair Discoed, in 1831. His Curate's Licence was granted by the Bishop of Llandaff. |
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| South Wales Echo, c1930 Account of a desperate fugitive apprehended by local men |
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| South Wales Argus, June 18, 1934 Fatal Plane Crash on a Caerwent Field |
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| The Horrors of War Memoirs of a Second World War Veteran. by the late Bill Marsh, 1988 |
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| Old Llanvair Discoed by the late Bill Marsh, 1991 |
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| 'The Factory' A short history of the Royal Naval Propellant Factory at Caerwent by Medwyn Parry, 1997 |
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| 'Archaeologia' Volume XI, 1913. The Society of Antiquarians address by archaeologist A. E. Hudd of the 1912 excavations in the churchyard and the temple found by accident in Green Lane. by Medwyn Parry, 1997 |
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| Parish Magazine, 1926 A Whiff Of Scandal - 1,400 years ago! |
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| Community Magazine, early 1977 Village activities, history - and humour! |
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| Community Magazine, April 1977 A successful Playing Fields AGM, the Queen's Silver Jubilee - and flooding at St. Brides. (Nothing's changed!) |
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| A 1962 Parish Newsletter. A pantomime - and the village clock breaks down. |
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