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1. Re: Gerry Lewis Re: PEREGRINE BIRTH, LLANGYDEN [1]
Dear Gerry, Thank you for that helpful information. I wasn't sure which way to turn next but Pauline very kindly offered to look up the indexes at Carmarthen when she saw our Emails. I appreciate very much to participate in these lists and connecting with such special people.. Sincerely, Helen
2. Re: 1861 Census: Llanstephan [1]
Hi Pauline. My sentiments exactly, I can only conclude they didn't try hard enough,i basically sent it to you so that the list would know to be on guard. i knew you would respond, there is a great deal of respect for you, and i know every one will take notice when you give an opinion. Bye for now Sylvia
3. lookup please. [1]
Would S/K/S/ have access to any marriage records for the following please. >From the 1851 cencus Llanstephan, Llanybree Village. William Evans 29 Ag Lab. (b) St. Ishmaels Ann ??? 24 " Llanstephan. Possibly around 1847 Thank you in advance. Sylvia
4. RE: the Anthony family [1]
This may be a help. June http://genforum.genealogy.com/anthony/ -----Original Message----- From: CarmarthenFHS2@aol.com [mailto:CarmarthenFHS2@aol.com] Sent: 23 August 2000 16:22 To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: the Anthony family Hi Merv There are quite a lot of Anthony connections on this list - your information is a bit new for me to help you - but I know there is an Anthony web page somewhere - bad news is that I do not know the web page number - CAN anyone else help out here....
5. Re: that Geography Question & those Phillipses [1]
Hi Dave Can't promise because I have such a backlog of work waiting to be looked at in Carms RO - but when I look in Laugharne I'll see if I can find anything on these......... Thanks for the maps, I am absolutely awful with geography - I never have chance to look at web sites, so thanks for letting us know the web pages for these, everyone will remember Glyn and Westfa hamlets anyway............
6. Marriage of William Williams [1]
Hi Pauline and Pat, I have just found my WILLIAMS's in 25 Front Street, Pembroke Dock in 1851. She married THOMAS HILL (at sometime!) and lived in 29 Front Street. Laura Hill took over 25 Front Street later on. I was in Pembroke Dock last week and spoke to the chap who now lives in number 25! and he and a neighbour remembered Laura! Now for the main reason for the message. The census shows WILLIAM WILLIAMS coming from Aberdovey, Merioneth, aged 58 and a SHipwright. His wife is JANE, aged 51. Born in ..
7. Re: Watch Out for Transcription Errors when Researching [1]
Hello Ellen Thanks for that message and thanks to the listers for always assisting on this list - yes, we are very lucky to have such listers, and a very friendly list, but that is what family research is all about - trying to find our long long ancestors, and even when I find them for someone else, I'm over the moon for them. Again- with indexes, transcriptions, there are bound to be errors - I myself am typing in the 1851 census for Carmarthenshire - and I am having trouble sometimes with the address a
8. Re: Exchange fees. [1]
Pauline. Did you see the info i sent over regarding sterling money orders from California, they only charge $5 for us to buy one, at 1 dollar and 50cents to the pound average thats just a little over 3 pounds. If you don't have it let me know and i will send it again, these people deal with all currencies. I know the banks are screwing the heck out of us, if i transfer funds from my English account to U.S. my bank here charges me $10 handling fee, Lloyds have already sent it in dollars, and it';s all
9. New Member [1]
. I'm trying to trace David J. LEWIS a railway platelayer in 1912 when his wife, Anne LEWIS died at the age of 58. They had three daughters; Sarah LEWIS b. 8 Aug 1884 (my wife's Grandmother); Annie LEWIS b. 13 Aug 1885 and Edith LEWIS b. 13 Jan 1892. Anne LEWIS death was recorded in the local paper on 31st December 1912. This is all we know of our Welsh side of the family any connect please contact the writer. Regards from South Africa - Derek Howes on dfhowes@mweb.co.za
10. Fw: unsubscribe [1]
Hi Pauline Please advise as to what I have done wrong,when trying to stop 20 or so messages arriving per day Regards David ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 10:50 PM Subject: Re: unsubscribe > You have not been removed. Your name was not on the list. > > If this wasn't your intention or you are having problems getting yourself > unsubscribed, reply to this mail now (quoting it entirely (for diagnostic > purpo
11. Laughrne and Meidrin parish [1]
Hello All, Saw you were going to look into parish registers in Laughrne and wondering if they have any information on film before & after 1890, please let us know too. My Grandmother born in 1893. I am also wondering if there are any films or registers of the cemetaries in Meidrin parish, as I know that is where my people are buried, Gibby, Richards, etc, as my Uncle was there in April and is still waiting for information from the church records person there. Gibby is buried there with the Richards (h
12. Re: Tinworkers Memories part 2 [1]
Hi Angela So pleased that you could reminisce with this story - wonderful nickname "Dai Loco" - it has got to be him because he was named a loco-driver in part that I did not write. Nicknames are not used anymore - but I suppose not everyone is called Dai, Will, or John these days....... Was it a good game at Stradey?? I only watch from the comfort of home - speak soon Pauline -----Original Message----- From: davies.family To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com
13. Re: Harris or Harries [1]
Advise me please. Could the name Harris in Dorset become Harries in Wales, not by a transcription mistake, or because of an inability to spell, but because this was the Welsh way of spelling Harris? Many thanks Bob Bartlett ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 3:00 PM Subject: CARMARTHENSHIRE-D Digest V00 #192
14. Re: Thank-You for the Reply [1]
Hello Monte First things first - YES Phillip/s and Jenkin/s are very popular names in Wales - sorry. Mary Jenkin/s was NOT a servant in Pencally Llangendeirne in 1851 This was a farm of 170 acres run by a Griffiths family - I cannot find her anywhere - unless she has given the wrong age of course - which does sometimes happen - A limeburner is a burner of lime in a quarry - there is still a quarry in Llangendeirne today on the way to Carmarthen which is a lime quarry. I have two possible marriages but I
15. Fw: [POLICE-UK] David Griffiths - Swansea [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Tom Mclelland To: POLICE-UK-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday 08 2000 3:22 AM Subject: Re: [POLICE-UK] David Griffiths - Swansea >Duncan, > >Your David GRIFFITHS would ,as an acting Inspector, have been a Sergeant who was 'acting up' to the next rank which was Inspector. The order was Constable, >Sergeant, Inspector then Superintendent, I don't think they had Chief Inspector rank then. In those days in a 'provincial' force in
16. Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" [1]
Hi Jackie & All interested in this project. I must say I have been overwhelmed by the response to this idea, thank you all for your support. I have been working on this project for a day or two now and will post more information to everyone who has responded in the next day or so. As Jackie has asked below: 'How will overseas contributors pay?' At this stage, All contributors will have to pay via Genfair if they wish to use a credit card or if they are from abroad, we do not have the facilities to accept cr
17. Re: Rees Thomas son of John Thomas & Martha Powell [1]
Hi Pauline, I made the census copies from microfilm five years ago. H.O. 107/2469 District 586: Llanelly 586/3 Pembrey 586/4 Llannon Rees born in Llanvihangel is on page 114 Pembrey Householder 43 Goodig farm of John Wedge Rees born in Lanon is after page 336 Llannon 4 No. of Enumeration District 14 3B Lanedy householder 17 Glynwalis farm of Henry Williams I hope this is what you wanted. Rich Pauline James wrote: > > Hi Rich > > Give me the details from the Census, enu dist page number etc., and I
18. Eisteddfod 2000 [1]
I have uploaded several photographs of the Eisteddfod, which include some of the 'Maes' and some of this mornings enogoration of the Bards, hope those of you who cannot attend will enjoy them, those of you who missed this mornings program will also enjoy them. goto : http://members.aol.com/cmnfhs1/ and click on 'Eisteddfod 2000' *********** Richard James CarmarthenshireFHS View Carmarthenshire Web Pages: http://members.aol.com/cmnfhs1/ View Genweb Carmarthenshire: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wlscfhs/cmn
19. Rees of Llangadog [1]
Hello Pauline, I saw you note yesterday that mail was a bit quiet and wondered if you could help me with this message that I sent earlier in the month. Ian, Hay-on-Wye. Hello List, I posted this a while ago and was wondering in any records have been indexed for Llangadog Church. I am sure I remember something similar to this last year another researcher had some lookups done , but since a computer crash 3 months ago I lost all my old records and address book. Luckily I have printed off all the important s
20. [Fwd: Member Interests] [1]
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Member Interests Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 14:49:43 -0400 From: "Richard W. Thomas" Organization: @Home Network To: Carmarthenshire-FHS-L@rootsweb.com Hi gang, I am new. Rees Thomas married Ann Solomon Aug. 27, 1852. On the marriage certificate he is listed as a labourer living in Pembrey Village and his father is John Thomas a farmer. Ann is living on a farm called Penstar near Pembrey. Her father George Solomon is listed as a labour
21. Re: Doubles [1]
Hi Gerry Richard will sort this out for you - thanks for letting us know ..... Pauline
22. Fw: OFF TOPIC Croquet [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Sue Mackay To: GLAMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday 08 2000 7:46 AM Subject: OFF TOPIC Croquet >At 14:58 28/08/00 +1000, David and Pat Halliday wrote: >> > PS Have resubscribed now that the croquet season is coming to an end. >>Wales >> > won the World Team Championships in Milan!! >> > Sue Mackay >>Love it! The Welsh would end up as World Champions of a game renowned for >>its devious tactics, blatant offsides, verbal
23. I sought him here, I'll seek him there. [1]
I downloaded the Eisteddfod pictures successfully and passed them on the gang over here. Well done, Richard. As I looked, I couldn't couldn't help noticing the people, none of whom I of course knew and was reminded of something my wife overheard back in 1973 when we visited our cousins in Aberdare for the first time. The daughter remarked to her mother, "It's rather disappointing, they're like us!" Perhaps she was expecting us to arrive wearing ten-gallon hats and sporting "shootin' arns". As I looked at
24. Re: ships in 1870 [1]
Hi Jean, Have you looked for passenger lists or census records at the local LDS Church Family History Center? You do not have to be a member to go there. There is no charge unless you order microfilm or microfiche. Rich Thomas Royal Oak, Michigan Pauline James wrote: > > Hi Jean > > Thanks for the e-mail - looks like the parish should read Llanllawddog - > give me the approximate years of birth etc., and any additional information > and perhaps we can find them amongst our records??? > > You'll have t
25. Rev. Rice Jones of Llanfynydd, Carmarthen, Wales [1]
Hello Listers! I am new to this list! I am researching the following: Rev. Rice Jones m. Anna Jemima Williams Their children: Namaria Jones b. January 01, 1758 Rice Jones, Jr. b. 1755 Rowena Namaria Jones married John Jacob of Painswick, Gloucestershire, England on September 15, 1789. They are my 4th great-grandparents. I've read of a Rev. Rice Jones who traumatized the Quakers. I wonder if this is our boy? I would appreciate any help! Thanks! Susan Jacob Garcia
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