South Wales Carrolls - 19th c. Annals
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1860 Victoria � Lord Palmerston
25 Jan Henry Carroll was born in Newcastle Emlyn to Martha and Edward Carroll, son of John.
1 Apr P.C. Michael Edward Carroll, son of John, was promoted to the 2nd Division of 1st Class Constables in the Pembrokeshire County Constabulary.
 
1861 Victoria � Lord Palmerston
7 Apr Edward Carroll, son of John, and his wife, Martha, were living in Woodbine Cottage, High Street, Fishguard with their children, William, Ann and Henry, and the children of Edward�s first marriage, Edwin and Ellen.
7 Apr Michael Edward Carroll, son of John, and his wife, Martha Maria, were living in the High Street, Kilgerran. Michael was an acting Sergeant of Police.
7 Apr John Carroll, son of Edward son of John, was living at Lan Farm near the hamlet of Gellyddu in the Parish of Llangendeirne, Carmarthenshire with a maternal uncle and aunt and his maternal grandparents.
15 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, left Fishguard Police Station at 8:30 a.m. and travelled to his new station in Haverfordwest, arriving at the Chief Constable�s Office at about 11:30 a.m.
16 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, attended the Quarter Sessions at Haverfordwest Town Hall from 10 am to 2:30 pm.
17 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, helped transfer some prisoners from Haverfordwest Gaol to the Town Hall where he then remained on duty until 1:30 in the afternoon.
22 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, made inquiries at the Haverfordwest Workhouse after Phoebe Bowen who was supposed to have deserted her child. The Governess informed him that there was no-one of that name there.
23 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, reported seeing a cart drawn by two horses driven by William Owens in the Parish of Lambston, Pembrokeshire without any reigns and with no name painted on it.
29 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, left off duty at 11:30 a.m. having permission to go to Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, to pick up his family.
30 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, was on leave of absence in Fishguard, Pembrokeshire for the purpose of fetching his family.
31 Oct P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, was on the road from Fishguard to Haverfordwest with his family.
1 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, did duty all day at Little Haven Fair.
8 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, did duty all day at Wiston Fair.
9 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, conveyed the prisoner, Henry Davis, from Pembrokeshire County Gaol in Haverfordwest to the Town Hall and attended the Petty Sessions there from 12 noon to 1 pm.
11 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, made inquiries into the tail board of a cart belonging to Mr. Rees lost on the road between Hook and Upper Freystrop. He found it at the house of one Thomas Richards.
13 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, made inquiries into a fire that had occurred in a cottage on land belonging to the farmer, Thomas Griffiths, of Church Hill in Pembrokeshire.
16 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went with the prisoner, Benjamin Griffith, to get bail, returning with him to the office of Mr William Vaughn James, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Pembrokeshire.
16 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, along with P.C. Rees, No. 30, went to serve a warrant for �bastardy� on John Evans of St. Thomas�s Green, Haverfordwest but failed to find him: he was supposed to have left town.
20 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, reported William Thomas for being drunk and using foul language at 11 pm at Merlin�s Bridge, Pembrokeshire.
21 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, helped convey three prisoners from Haverfordwest Railway Station to the prison.
23 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, appeared at the petty sessions at Haverfordwest Town Hall against William Thomas of Merlin�s Bridge for being drunk and riotous on the 20th of November, for which William Thomas was fined 10s.
23 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went with Benjamin Griffiths of Newport, Pembrokeshire in search of bail, and when none was found, conveyed him to the prison.
23 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, apprehended James Waters for non-payment of arrears towards the maintenance of a �base child� in default of which James Waters was imprisoned for one month.
27 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went to Llangwm, Pembrokeshire to serve a summons on Ann Childs of Llangwm Hill for assaulting William Davies.
28 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, did duty all day at Bolton Hill Sale in Pembrokeshire.
29 Nov P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, was in the Parish of Llangwm serving summonses on John Childs and John Holland.
2 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went in search of John Broadmoor to execute a warrant on him, found him and conveyed him to Haverfordwest Gaol.
11 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, along with PC Jenkins, No. 22, escorted a person charged with rape to the office of Mr William Vaughn James, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Pembrokeshire.
14 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, performed night duty at a wedding at Tiers Cross in Pembrokeshire.
16 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, was excused morning duty because his wife, Martha, was unwell.
18 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went to Cinnamon Grove near Haverfordwest to investigate the theft of some fruit from the garden there, making inquiries of the locals and following some foot prints before losing them in some fields.
21 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, was excused from duty at 12 noon on account of his wife being ill, and then excused night duty because she was �confined�.
21 Dec Michael Frederick Carroll was born in Barn Street, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire to Martha and Edward Carroll, son of John.
27 Dec P.C. Edward Carroll, son of John, went out to Dairy Park near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire to investigate the theft of some boards from a stable loft, but was unable find out who the culprit was.

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