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W2: Monmouthshire, Abergavenny (Farthing): (1667)
| O | Legend in three lines across the field |
| EDWARD / LEWIS HIS / FARTHINGE |
| R | Arms; a fleur-de-lys |
| OF ABERGAVENNY | |
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W4: Monmouthshire, Abergavenny (Farthing): (1667)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| PHILIP MORGAN |
| R | 1667 |
| OF ABERGAVENY 1667 | |
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W6: Monmouthshire, Caerleon (Farthing): (1668)
| O | 1668 |
| WILLIAM MEREDITH 1668 |
| R | W M conjoined |
| OF CARLINE MERCER W M | |
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| The parish register of Caerleon states that William Meredith was buried Oct 19, 1715 |
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W7: Monmouthshire, Caerleon (Farthing): (1669)
| O | Prince of Wale's feathers |
| WILLIAM MEREDITH 1669 |
| R | A man holding a halberd |
| A CAERLYON FARTHING | |
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| The parish register of Caerleon states that William Meredith was buried Oct 19, 1715 |
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W9: Monmouthshire, Chepstow (Farthing): (1670)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| WILL DAVIS OF CHEPSTOW |
| R | W D 1670 |
| MERCER HIS FARTHINGE W D 1670 | |
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W11: Monmouthshire, Chepstow (Farthing): (1670)
| O | S M |
| SAMVEL MORGAN 1670 S M |
| R | A portcullis |
| A CHEPSTOWE FARTHING | |
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W12: Monmouthshire, Chepstow (Farthing): (1670)
| O | W M conjoined |
| WALTER MORGAN 1670 W M |
| R | A portcullis |
| A CHEPSTOWE FARTHING | |
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W14: Monmouthshire, Monmouth (Farthing): (1661)
| O | The King's head C II R |
| GOD SAVE THE KING C II R |
| R | R A B |
| OF MONMOVTH 1661 R A B | |
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W17: Monmouthshire, Monmouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| MICHAELL BOHEWNE |
| R | M B |
| MERCER IN MONMOVTH M B | |
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| "Whereas Mr Herbert Jones, attorney-at-law, in the town of Monmouth, well known by being several years together Under-sheriff of the same county, hath of late divers times robbed the mail coming from that town to London, and taken out divers letters and writs, and is now fled from justice, and supposed to have sheltered himself in some of the new-raised troops. "There are to give notice, that whosoever shall secure the said Herbert Jones, so as to be committed, in order to answer these said crimes, may give notice thereof to Sir Thomas Fowles, goldsmith, Temple Bar, London, or to Mr Michael Bohune, mercer, in Monmouth, and shall have a guinea's reward." --Quoted from the London Gazette of the period by Andrew Wynter, M D, in his "Curiosities of Civilization," 1861. |
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W18: Monmouthshire, Monmouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| MICHAELL BOHEWNE |
| R | M E B |
| MERCER IN MONMOVTH M E B | |
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W20: Monmouthshire, Monmouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Mercers' Arms |
| THOMAS MORGAN 60 |
| R | T G M |
| OF MONMOTH MERCER T G M | |
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