Amlwch Criminals 1730-1830
Data from National Library of Wales records
| Accused | Status | Location and date | Date | Prosecutor | Verdict | Offence |
| Edmund Hughes | Yeoman | Beaumaris; : | 2 February 1733 | Rowland Prichard | No true bill. | Assault. |
| Ellin Humphrey | Married | . | 12 October 1738 | Thomas Hughes, joiner | Assault on Martha Hughes, prosecutor's wife, who was heavily pregnant. | |
| William Humphrey | Blacksmith | . | 12 October 1738 | Thomas Hughes, joiner | Assault on Martha Hughes, prosecutor's wife who was heavily pregnant. | |
| William Jones | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Theft of food from Thomas Rimmer, maltster. Food riot. |
| William Jones | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Riot and breaking and entering the dwelling house of Richard Jones. Food riot. |
| William Jones | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Riot and breaking and entering the dwelling house of Richard Jones. Food riot. |
| William Jones | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Theft of food from the dwelling house of Richard Jones. Food riot. |
| John Randle | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Riot and breaking and entering the dwelling house of Richard Jones. Food riot. |
| John Randle | Labourer | Rhoscolyn; : | 3 January 1758 | Edward Rimmer, Warrington, co. Lancs., maltster | No true bill. | Theft of food from the dwelling house of Richard Jones. Food riot. |
| Elizabeth Evans | Singlewoman | . | 9 December 1772 | Hugh Shadrach & David Onisphorous, Llanrhwydrys, yeoman | No prosecution. | Abandoning a child. No indictment. |
| Peter Hughes | Miner | Llannerch-y-medd; : | 2 February 1775 | Margaret Williams | No prosecution, never brought to trial. | Bigamy. Married Catherine Williams, spinster, at Llangernyw, co. Denb. on 1 Jan. 1761 and prosecutor at Llannerch-y-medd on 2 Feb. 1775. |
| John Owen | VIctualler | . | 31 March 1777 | John Maurice, yeoman/blacksmith | Not guilty. | Assault. |
| Owen Owens | Yeoman | . | 31 March 1777 | John Maurice, yeoman/blacksmith | Not guilty. | Assault. |
| William Owens | Merchant | . | 31 March 1777 | John Maurice, yeoman/blacksmith | No true bill. | Assault. |
| John Parry | Yeoman | . | 31 March 1777 | John Maurice, yeoman/blacksmith | Not guilty. | Assault. |
| John Williams | Yeoman | . | 7 August 1784 | John Williams, butcher/bailiff | Assault on the prosecutor, one of the bailiffs of the sheriff in the execution of his duty. | |
| Richard Edwards | Labourer | Llandrillo-yn-Edeirnion; : Meirioneth; | 22 January 1786 | Simon Evans, coachman & Robert Ellis, labourer | Not guilty. | Theft of wearing apparel including a livery great coat belonging to Griffith Jones, Llandrillo-yn-Edeirnion, employer of one of the prosecutors, from a dwelling house. |
| John Jones | Saddler | . | 6 August 1787 | William Hughes, gent. | Not guilty. | Forgery of bill of delivery of hides and skins to Parys Mine Company. Value: £12 2s. 6d. |
| John Jones | Saddler | . | 6 August 1787 | William Hughes, gent. | Not guilty. | Obtaining money by false pretences on the basis of a bill of delivery for ficitious hides and skins from the Parys Mine Company.Value: £12 2s. 6d. |
| John Hughes | Miner | . | 9 April 1799 | William Griffith, Amlwch, shoemaker & George Silkstone | No true bill. | Theft from a shop of cloth and other goods from the shop of prosecutor's aunt.Value: £2 10s. 7d |
| William Hughes | Yeoman | 9 March 1802 | Foulk Jones | Assault. | ||
| Nathaniel Luky (Alias: Nicholas Luky) | Yeoman | 9 March 1802 | Foulk Jones | Assault. | ||
| William Williams | Carpenter | Llechgynfarwy; : | January 1814 | Hugh Jones, Amlwch | Not guilty. | Theft of sheep. |
| Joseph Lee | St Asaph, co. Flint; : Flint; | 12 April 1816 | Edward Roberts, farmer | Not guilty. | Theft of a horse from prosecutor's stable. | |
| Joseph Lee | Mold; : Flint | 12 April 1816 | Evan Roberts | Not guilty. | Theft of personal goods, a saddle and bridle. | |
| David Burgers | Yeoman | . | 8 August 1822 | Griffith Williams, Amlwch | Obtaining money by false pretences by falsely claiming that he had authority by virtue of a county court summons to receive £2 from prosecutor relating to an action of debt pending in the county court between Edward Collier, innkeeper, and prosecutor for £1-19-11d. | |
| George Bradley Roose | Gent. | 29 June 1825 | James Webster, esq. | Not guilty withdrawn, guilty | Assault. | |
| Ellin Jones | Married | 18 December 1826 | John Hughes, Amlwch, shopkeeper | Not guilty. | Theft from a shop of food. | |
| Margaret Williams | Married | 18 December 1826 | John Hughes, Amlwch, shopkeeper | Not guilty. | Theft from a shop of food. | |
| David Roberts the elder | Labourer | . | 1 September 1827 | Robert Jones | Not guilty. | Receiving a watch and a leather bag stolen by prisoner's son, David Roberts the younger. |
| John Jenkins | Unspecified | Tregaean | 20 October 1828 | Catherine Hughes, Tregaean, widow | No prosecution, prosecutor too ill to attend sessions. | Pickpocketing prosecutor's purse as she was walking home from Caernarfon. No indictment. |
| John Roberts | Labourer | 16 October 1829 | Hugh Williams, Amlwch, farmer | Not guilty. | Theft of sheep. | |
| John Roberts | Labourer | 1 February 1830 | Richard Williams, Rhosybol | No true bill. | Theft of a sheep. |