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1. RE: [Cmn-L] The Amish [1]
thanks Mary Beth - of course over here in Wales we'd know very little - and I suppose seeing the different views and explanations just goes to show that we can't really form any judgement second hand - but if I visited Lancaster I'd come into the category of gawking tourist - not a tag I'd like much - any more than being on the receiving end. I think my pal's getting his "comeuppance" at the moment on another group as Europe beat America in the Mosconi Cup - and he's been on the receiving end of much taunt
2. Re: Re: [Cmn-L] Llansadwm Parish [1]
> It may not be enough merely to look at a road map. The distsnce from St Ishmaels to Llanstephan is less than a mile - by ferry across the estuary of the River Towy. Lots people used this route in the past (and not a few were drowned in rough weather!) - the boats were just little vessels with oars and maybe a small sail. Phil > From: SGar178410@aol.com > Date: 2003/01/19 Sun PM 05:40:59 GMT > To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Llansadwm Parish > > Hi Pat. > Yes i did get your E-ma
3. Re: [Cmn-L] Tulsa - research question! [1]
Hi Darla It is wonderful that a message can be asked about anywhere in the World on this list......we do have listers and members from nearly every corner of the world, so there is always someone out there who knows something about anything...... Keep on asking.....it is nice to hear from everyone Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 3:28 AM Subject: [Cmn-L] Tulsa - research question! > This list seems an
4. [Cmn-L] Capel Newydd Inscriptions [1]
I photographed a few inscriptions at Capel Newydd today - some are very hard to read But here are a few I could make out: CAPEL NEWYDD Side of building behind church: GOSODWYD GAN Mr DANIEL DAVIES FELINFOEL BLAENOR HYNAF EGLWYS CAPEL NEWYDD CORPHENHAF 16, 1901 --------------------------------------------- ER COF ANNWYL AM ETHEL M EVANS HUNODDIONAWR 12 FEB 1971 YN 65 ML. OED. HEFYD EI PHRIOD HOFF EDGAR EMLYN EVANS HUNODD IONAWR 13 EG 1992 YN 88 ML OED ________________________________ ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY
5. [Cmn-L] TV Programmes [1]
Janie, the British TV programs we get are the detectives, 'Frost", "Morse", "Poirot","Pascoe and Dalziel", "Miss Marple" etc. and some cultural stuff like "Benny Hill", but a lot have them have disappeared, I think to a cable channel called "BBC America" which isn't on our cable system. I don't think we get any of your "soaps". We generate enough of those "home grown misery on display" shows but I don't watch any of them. Oddly enough, I mentioned the "1900 House" and " the "1940 House" yesterday and they
6. RE: [Cmn-L] Photos of old Llanelli [1]
Hi Pauline I'd never really looked at the build before - it's quite an imposing frontage - not so imposing round the back, in regulation battleship grey! It looked as if it had probably been a smart family home at one time - but building facades can be very misleading. So many of the terraces have had their fronts done up - but quite often you come across the original stone fronts - which I guess nearly all the housing stock was built in - but was this a local stone or brought in from somewhere? It's a ver
7. Re: [Cmn-L] Help please [1]
Hello Sandra A John EVANS (born c1864 in Llangendeirne) kept the Halfway House in Gwempa Llangendeirne from 1891 on. In 1891 he lived with his first wife Mary and two children - William born 1887 and Anne born 1889, by 1901 Mary had died and he had remarried my GG Aunt Elizabeth BOWEN. Anne c1889 is there but William c1887 is not. He would be about 14yrs so may well be working elsewhere They had two more daughters - Margaret born 1893 and Hannah born 1899. Elizabeth died in 1902 aged 37yrs. There ar
8. Re: [Cmn-L] Half-way house census help [1]
Sandra Checked Kelly's for 1910 - the following Half Way House etc shown in Carmarthenshire: Half Way Hotel - William Bevan Half Way Llanelly Half Way - John Evans Pontantwn Kidwelly (this is the one in Llangendeirne parish I mentioned in previous email) Halfway - Dvd H Price Talley Llandilo Carms Half Way Inn - Mrs Mary Prytherch Myddfai Llandovery Carms Halfway House Inn - Rees Davies Llanegwad Nantgaredig Carms Ceinwen ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
9. [Cmn-L] First Canned beer [1]
On 3rd December 1935 the first canned beer was produced in the Felinfoel Brewery. One of the few cargoes which got through to Malta during the worst months of the seige of the island in WWII, included a consigment of 'Felinfoel Canned' for the Llanelly Territorials engaged in the Anti-Arcraft defences. Regards Richard James Carmarthenshire-L Carmarthenshire FHS
10. [Cmn-L] Info from Quickbase [1]
This is the Info I have received from Chris at Quickbase, this may help some of you with AOL and others who use Browers which seem to be uncompatible with Quickbase. ==================================== Dear Richard The user that is trying to view your database is having trouble signing-in. This may be a result of using the AOL browser. If you are using AOL/MSN or another Internet Service Provider (ISP) provided browser then there may be issues access, editing, or using features on QuickenBase. These ISP p
11. Re: [Cmn-L] Tulsa - research question! [1]
Marilyn, thanks so much for the OK library links. If I don't find the obit I'm seeking, I'll let you know and take you up on that offer to check for me yourself. If I can do anything for you here, just say the word. I'm in a suburb of Houston. Darla
12. [Cmn-L] 1891 Census [1]
The 1891 Census Digital Images of Carmarthenshire are now complete. All Advance orders will be posted out this coming Monday. The 1861 Census digital images of Llanelly, Llannon, Pembrey, Kidwelly etc, are free with this Census as it is with other Census ordered. [Assuming you have not had one already] The 1981 Census is available on CDROM and DVD as are the 1841, 51, 71 & 1901. To view goto: http://www.CarmarthenshireFHS.co.uk Regards Richard James Carmarthenshire-L Carmarthenshire FHS
13. Re: [Cmn-L] Interests CARROLL, EVANS [1]
Hi Pauline, and thanks for the lookup. I was particularly interested to find out more about Rachel, and to see if Ellen had been born before the census to confirm her name. I am expanding on a family tree left to me by my grandfather, where she appears as Ellen, but in looking for her birth in the PRO indexes recently the closest match I could find in time and place was an Eleanor Carroll. I'll have to take another look! Thanks again. Peter Carroll Wiltshire, UK. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pauli
14. [Cmn-L] Re: Shoppers ASDA [1]
Hi Janie One tip re Safeway deals advert.....you can use this in ASDA, just take the leaflet with you for the barcode number, and if on the shelves, you can have the goods at the prices on Safeway sheet... Little tip for you today....non genealogy, but useful for us shoppers!! Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janie Watkins" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 10:32 AM Subject: RE: [Cmn-L] Llanarthney Past and Present > We hav
15. [Cmn-L] 1900 Births/Deaths- HERBERT [1]
Could SKS be able to look up a birth and death that appears to have occurred in Glamorgan area ..both I believe in 1900. The name would be IDRIS HERBERT. Thanks in advance. Charlene Herbert Ontario Canada searching for Schnurr, Schumacher, Keller, Chmielowiec, Jadzinski, Wojcick, Sowa, Crocock, Riddell, Shannahan, Herbert(from wales)
16. Re: [Cmn-L] Llan???? place name. [1]
Hi Pat, In 1851 they were at Two Locks, Llantarnum, MON but Elizabeth only gave the county of Carmarthenshire as her place of birth. In 1881 Benjamin was still in Llantarnum but Elizabeth was dead. So I think it likely that Llantarnum would be where to look in 1871 - I shall order the film tomorrow at the LDS. Thanks for your interest. Gwynne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Powell" To: Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 7:46 PM Subject: Re:
17. RE: [Cmn-L] Quickbase [1]
I use Pay Pal all the time so I don't know what's going wrong with it - I tried before Christmas and again now - and it doesn't want to know - special delivery woud be admirable service!! Janie Watkins janie@paw-print.demon.co.uk www.globalsnookercentre.co.uk www.janiewatkins.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: Pauline James [mailto:paulinejames@btinternet.com] Sent: 17 January 2003 17:22 To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Quickbase Hi Janie If you pay by Paypal Richard will
18. [Cmn-L] For Pauline re Rebbecca Riots etc [1]
Hi Pauline Don't get confused - this is Pat from Ogmore "leaping in" I have a spare copy of "The Hosts of Rebecca" if you would like it. It's a bit tatty second hand copy - but you're very welcome. I have the three parts of the trilogy in one volume now. Cheers Pat In message <005101c2c86a$ba7f7900$9100a8c0@mshome.net>, Pauline James writes >Hi Pat > >Thanks for the names of the other books.....as usual I was last in the queue >for the books, and only managed to purc
19. Re: [Cmn-L] hopping mad [1]
Hi Sylvia Yes, there is always the 'one' who stops a good service just because they were being greedy...... I have no idea who's list the webpage was given away to....the first we knew was from the listowners page.... We are lucky here as the CRO has the microfiche of it all.....will be ideal when all the valuable transcribers have completed the index..... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 4:05 PM Subjec
20. [Cmn-L] A challenge [1]
Janie, reading your story makes me ever so thankful and grateful to the late George Taylor and John Evans, my gt. grandfathers and to George Gregory, my late grandfather for packing up what little they had and hitting the treacherous "High Seas" for America and they knew not what. I'm not into "putting-up-with". "Coping" isn't my style. If our cable TV goes out for a few minutes, or on those rare occasions, heaven forefend, that the electricity goes off, I'm a nervous wreck, stumbling about the house tryin
21. [Cmn-L] Carmarthen Catholic Church [1]
Sheila, Richard, thank you both for your prompt reply to my query. Very helpful indeed. In return I will try and send you some of our sunny weather. Pat Garland.
22. Re: [Cmn-L] INQUEST REPORTS & THOMAS THOMAS [1]
Hello Denise Was your Thomas born in the town of Carmarthen - or just in the county? here are two possibles from 1881 with father Thomas Thomas . Do you have amrriage for him or anything - or occupation? Pat Dwelling: 8 Cross Well Street Census Place: Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan, Wales Source: FHL Film 1342279 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5314 Folio 145 Page 7 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Thomas THOMAS M 53 M Carmarthen, Wales
23. Re: [Cmn-L] Photos of old Llanelli [1]
Hi Ray, yes, Coleshill School has also been demolished, it's now a car park for the Co Council workers.....this was a very large school right on Peoples Park, schools used to play sports here as this was their recreation ground....rugby is still played on the ground behind the swimming pool..... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr. Ray Morris" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 12:09 PM Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Photos of old Llanelli
24. [Cmn-L] FreeBMD [1]
Has anyone being having trouble logging onto this site in the last few days - I keep on getting a message saying that I am not authorised! Any suggestions? Ray
25. [Cmn-L] Christmas Thomas & Evan Thomas [1]
Pauline Christmas Thomas married Margaret James on 25/9/1821 in Cardinganshire, Wales. Evan Thomas (I think his brother) married Jane Evans 13/5 1831 in Cardinganshire, Wales. Would it be possible to find their parents, their birth date, their birth place and anything else about then? Thank you in advance. Jerry Thomas
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