The following is an index to the ‘Autobiography’ part of J H Clark’s book ‘Reminiscences of Monmouthshire‘, created by John Clark.

Reminiscences of Monthmouthshire
I - Autobiography
Date	Subject	Page	Comments
	Preface. Memoir	3
	My Early Days	5
	i)The Village School	6
	ii) A Dangerous Game	7
	iii)Another Risky Feat	7
	Layiing Gas Mains at Chepstow	9
1831	Accession of William IV	10
	The Squire of Llangibby	10
	The Reform Bill	11
	The Bristol Riots	12
	Rural Emplyment	13
	Saved from a Watery Grave	14
	Retirement of Sir Charles Morgan MP	16
1832	A Patient Listener	17
	I become a Printer	19
1833	Disasters By Flood and Field	20
	The Family of Itton Court	22
1834	My Start at Usk	23
	The Haunted House	25
	My First Impression of Usk	30
1835	Early Experiences	32
	Printing Prospectus of Newport Dock	35
	My further acquaintance	38
	Mr Francis McDonnell	39
1836	Nicknames	41
	Public Houses and Quarter Sessions	42
	Social Amenities	44
	A Legal Centre	45
	Principal Residences and Residents	46
	The Town Hall	47
	Depredations in the Town	50
1837	Accession of Queen Victoria	51
	Founding an Odd Fellows Lodge	51
1838	My Marriage	54
	The Queen's Coronation	54
1839	The Chartist Riots	56
1840	A Tumble Into the River	58
	Mr Trelawny at Cefn Ila	59
1841	Another Building Catastrophe	65
1841-2	Building of the Gaol	68
1843-4	Formation of Usk Farmers' Club	69
	Usk Church Restoration	70
1845	Botanical Studies	72
1850-1	Connected with Cardiff	73
	Usk Gas Company	76
1852	A Printing Office Detail	78
1853	Travelling Troubles	79
1854	Monmouth and Pontypool Railway	82
1855	The Newspaper Press	83
1856	The Moustache Movement	87
1857	The opening of Crumlin Viaduct	88
	An Address to the Public	92
	Board of Health	94
1859-60	Usk Volunteer Rifle Corps	95
1862	Trips to Ireland	97
	An Exciting Incident	102
	Kilkenny	105
1868	Sketches of Monmouthshire	107
1885-1907		113
	List of J H Clark's Publications	115-6