The Cross keys Public house was situated were the Chapel is now. In 1851 it was run by 72 year old Hugh Roberts a widow, his daughter in law Jane Jones 38 helped out as a house keeper, she had a 3 year old daughter called Margaret, there was also a servant called Jane Williams
 By 1871 the ownership had changed to Mr. Griffith Parry 62 who described himself as a Publican & Farmer his wife was Jane Parry 59, could Jane Parry be the same Jane Jones the daughter in law of 1851. and there was a servant called Jane Griffith aged 20. The had a visitor by the name of Margaret Jones 18, could she be daughter Margaret

The Cross Keys Public house is coloured blue in the picture above. Ty Newydd is next to it in orange on the above 1889 OS map

The Cross Keys Public house is circled in the picture bottem left and is situated just below the word Aber in this copy of the Tithe map of 1848.