• Born: 1819, Southra, St. Andrew's Major, Glamorgan, Wales
• Christened: 20 Apr 1819, St. Andrews Major, Glamorgan, Wales ¹
• Married: 3 Apr 1841, St. Andrews Major, Glamorgan, Wales ²
• Died: 29 Sep 1895, Hopkinstown near Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales ³
• Buried: 3 Oct 1895, St. Andrews Major, Glamorgan, Wales ⁴

  Research Notes:

Named as a beneficiary in his father's Will (1827)

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In 1851, David Andrews (30) of St. Andrews, weigher, and wife Ann (27) of St. Andrews, were living at 58 Union St., Cardiff St. John the Baptist. Present were children: David (7) of St. Andrews, scholar, Maria (5) of St. Andrews, scholar, Margaret (1) of Cardiff

In 1861, David Andrews (42) of St. Andrews, railway clerk, and wife Ann (38) of St. Andrews, were living in Storn Stown, Llanwonno, Merthyr Tydfil. Present were children born (a) in St. Andrews: Caroline? (19), dressmaker, and (b) in Cardiff: Margaret (11), scholar, Ann (8), scholar, John (4), scholar, and Emma (1) of Llanwinio

In 1871, David Andrews (51) of St. Andrews, railway clerk, and wife Ann (49) of St. Andrews, were living in Hopkins Town, Llanwonno, Glamorgan. Present were son Thomas (9) of Cardiff, son Alfred (4) of Llanwonno, daughter Annie Davies (18) of Cardiff, and son-in-law Thomas Davies (24) of Caermarthen, clerk

In 1891, David Andrews (73) of Dynas Powis, railway inspector, widowed, was living at 135 Hopkins Town, Llanwonno. Present were son John Andrews (34) of Cardiff, railway clerk, and his wife Mary Ann Andrews (25) of Dowlais Glamorgan.

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David Andrews of Hopkins Town died aged 76 years (burial record).

David Andrews of 135 Hopkinstown-road Hopkinstown near Pontypridd Glamorgan, railway inspector, died 29 September 1895. Administration Llandaff 7 November to John Andrews, colliery weigher. Effects £35 13s.