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1. Re: [Cmn-L] THOMAS's [1]
me again Cynthia There is a good book written by Steve Dube...This Small Corner, A History of Pencader and District..... If you have family from this area, it's worth purchasing ....the ISBN number is: ISBN 0 906821 52 5 I don't think it was expensive either..... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cynthia" To: Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 3:02 AM Subject: [Cmn-L] THOMAS's > Hi All, > I would be very grateful for any info on where to go
2. Re: [Cmn-L] Weston Super Mare Family History Fair [1]
Thanks for heading south to Weston - I'll be coming to try and see if I can knock down my brick wall over a certain David Davies. Look forward to seeing you there. Denise Melhuish in wet Devon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pauline James" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 7:01 PM Subject: [Cmn-L] Weston Super Mare Family History Fair > Just to let you know, if anyone lives in the area of Weston Super Mare, that Carmarthenshire FHS will b
3. Re: [Cmn-L] Fw: [GLA] 1861 census Llanelli [1]
HI Elwyn and Elsie Sorry to be a 'sour puss' ....But, GlamFHS and ourselves have an agreement NOT to give any information from their census, baptism, burial, indexes on this list. GlamFHS do free look-ups for members only, and the lists are not allowed to give their information away. Likewise as with our digital images, look-ups are not allowed from them as per copyright. regards Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "schreuder" To: Sent:
4. Re: [Cmn-L] RE: CARMARTHENSHIRE-D Digest V03 #265 [1]
Dear Cherlyn Bruns The Carm. Jnl is definitely, and the Welshman probably, on file at the Newspaper Library, [an outpost of the British Library] in Colindale, North London. Check their website www.bl.uk/collections/newspaper Copies can be searched in person, at no charge [but it can be a slow job]. These papers would not have run photographs [until the 20th century]. Phil ---- Original Message ----- From: Bruns, Cherlyn To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 1:40 PM
5. Re: [Cmn-L] cross-posting re Dinah Davies [1]
HI Anna If they were born in Carms perhaps I could find them when in CRO.... You do not need to be a member to purchase any information from GlamFHS....they are doing a fabulous job of indexing their county. We're at their Open Day in Llantrisant on 12th July...... They do free look-ups for members, same as us..... Pity our Davies do not cross......Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 12:11 PM Subject: R
6. [Cmn-L] Wales family 1851 Aberavon. [1]
Hello Pauline, Edward Wales was Alone but Married in Aberavon in 1851. Many thanks for 1841 info. All is not lost on Harwoods there is M.O.T.Testing station by that name still in Port Talbot, on having a Quick look at my datebase I can see that they were late coming here as there is a child aged 9 months Rachel buried in Aberavon 1898. Best Regards. Allen in wet Aberavon.
7. Re: [Cmn-L] Thomas/Bowen [1]
You're right about the rallies in Llanwrtyd, Merv there are also lots of things that involve drinking real Ale. Why not look at the following site for some background http://llanwrtyd-wells.powys.org.uk Christopher (6684) Still looking for: CHALLENER (Anywhere) DAVIES (Carmarthenshire/Pembrokeshire) SPROSTON (Mostly Cheshire) TREMBLE (Co. Wexford/South Wales/East London) SCOPES (Mostly Suffolk) GOLDING (East London) MANNING (18th C. Cheshire)
8. Re: [Cmn-L] Thomas/Bowen [1]
Hah, a pre-emptive strike :) You've answered one of the questions I've just posted about where to find Beulah census records etc. As yet I have no information other than Catherine Mary THOMAS from Beulah married a John BOWEN from Llanwrtyd Wells and they settled in Rhandirmwyn at a farm called Pwllpriddog. Their first and only child Isaac Towi Thomas BOWEN was born June 7, 1914. I believe 'Towi' BOWEN was a cousin of my grandfather Thomas THOMAS [who's proving to be a real mystery man!]. Thomas's father wa
9. Re: [Cmn-L] Weston Super Mare Family History Fair [1]
HI Denise Let me know what you have before I come, as on the day we have no time at all for research.....there are only the two of us, and cannot bring our indexes with us which are all on computer, the last time we used my indexed computer in one of the Open Days Richard dropped it and lost all my work......so we do not do that any more!!! Give me what you have and perhaps I could locate here for you.... Looking forward to seeing you.....BUT, look out for the Very Tall Man in platform shoes, bathing
10. Re: [Cmn-L] Francis & Harries family in Felinfoel 1851/1861 [1]
Hello Pauline, I have only just found that my grt grt grandmother was a francis before mariage. Hannah was born in about 1846 acc to the 1881 census in Aberdare.She was born in Felinfoel Llanelly .She married my grt grt grandfather Nun Harries date n/k.Their daughter Margaret Harries was born in LlANELLY in 1867 acc to 1881 census.Her other daughters were born in Aberdare - Rachel my grt gran in 1870 and Martha in 1873. That is the earliest I have both families. I did find a Nun Harry born in Saunder
11. [Cmn-L] Re: CARMARTHENSHIRE-D Digest V03 #264 [1]
Pauline- I received a message from David Cooke, Sr Archivist after inquiring about birth records for Carmarthenshire. Without Rees' parents and town of birth they cannot search prior to 1837. I of course have neither. No one is alive from this side of my family, and everything I know about my Great Great Grandparents occurred after they arrived in Scranton. Reese T. was a well known bard (his bardic name was Rhys T.) and mine foreman at Diamond Mine in Hyde Park, Scranton. He was involved in the
12. [Cmn-L] Re: Look-ups [1]
HI Sue I do look-ups from my own indexes which I myself own......as you know yourself, I do look-ups from marriages, baptisms, burials, wills, bonds, census returns etc.....others do look-ups from what they themselves have done..... This I do from my own vast amount of indexing, this is not what is in question, as I own the publications. What is not allowed is cutting and pasting from FHS's CD's and producing onto the mailing lists......this is a very big topic with the Societies involved. This is the
13. Re: [Cmn-L] Maurice Brown death [1]
Philip: Is the book you referenced, Spurrell's "Carmarthen & its Neighbourhood" [1879], available to purchase in some form? Marilyn #3601 ----- Original Message ----- From: "philip vaughan" To: Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Maurice Brown death > Hello Anne: > Following info may add something to your BROWN family. > According to Spurrell's "Carmarthen & its Neighbourhood" [1879], the first person buried in Carmarthen ceme
14. Re: [Cmn-L] Bowen Pontyberem [1]
HI Graham There are no instances of the name Lott or Lodwick/g baptised in Llanddarog parish church 1813-75. In my marriage database from 1754-1837 there are 10 male Lott 10 female Lott mainly from St Peters.... Hope you and Theresa can 'link' up with your Lodwick/s... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 8:34 PM Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Bowen Pontyberem > Hi Pauline > Thanks for the swift reply. > I do
15. Re: [Cmn-L] unsubscribe [1]
HI Sylvia First things first......Enjoy your holiday in this country.....hope you bring some nice weather with you.... to unsubscribe send an email to Carmarthenshire-L-Request@rootsweb.com type unsubscribe in the subject nothing else.... bye Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 1:56 PM Subject: [Cmn-L] unsubscribe > Hi Pauline. > Tried to unsub for a month as I will be in Wales and Middlesex, guess i di
16. [Cmn-L] RE: CARMARTHENSHIRE-D Digest V03 #265 [1]
Hi: In researching the Hughes family (Jac Ty Isha) of Tumble, Llannon I have come across many references of "Carmarthen Journal", Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec 1843. Also "The Welshman" 1843-44. Where would the archives of these papers be held? Are they accessible to the public? Did they have photographs in these papers? Thanks for any direction. Cherlyn -----Original Message----- From: CARMARTHENSHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:CARMARTHENSHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 9:00 PM T
17. Re: [Cmn-L] TRANSLATION. [1]
Hi Anne, Thanks for the email, the M.I. does say Milford, the information I had was from the Mariners list so maybe the inscription was difficult to read. Best wishes, Cynthia, cp.mears@ntlworld.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Powell" To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 1:41 PM Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] TRANSLATION. > Hi Cynthia, > I used to holiday every year in a caravan looking out on Moel y Gest near > Porthmadoc. It's a very beautiful a
18. [Cmn-L] Thomas/Bowen [1]
Hi Merv I am an 'old' Beulah boy now living in Builth Wells. Am interested in your queries re the Thomas and Bowen families. Can you provide me with further information- names of houses or farms would help. Beulah did come under the parish of Llanfihangel Abergwesyn in the County of Brecknock. You should now contact thw Powys Archivist at Powys County Hall,Llandrindod Wells,where most of the parish registers now reside. I thought at one stage you were searching for the other Beulah in Dyfed until you menti
19. Re: [Cmn-L] signing off [1]
Hi Hywel To unsub is the same as subscribing....BUT instead of typing subscribe....type unsubscribe... as Carmarthenshire-L-Request@rootsweb.com unsubscribe in the subject....... Thanks for your presence, hope you find the new pastures as rewarding..... regards Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "hywel.thomas1" To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 11:47 AM Subject: [Cmn-L] signing off > Hi Pauline, > I've not been followi
20. Re: [Cmn-L] 1831 census [1]
Hi Cherlyn Sadly there is no census pre 1841 that gives names of householders.... Gwendraeth Valley.....this is another question, I know that the Gwendraeth Valley Railway was from Burry Port/Pembrey ...to Kidwelly, Mynydd y garreg, Four Roads, Ponthenry, Pontyberem to Cwmmawr.... Tumble was on the other line from Llanelly to Cross hands.?? The new cycle path have been made from these old tramlines, the one at the end of our road here in Llanelli does take us up to Tumble....ALL uphill!! I have always
21. Re: [Cmn-L] Fw: 1861 census [1]
Hi Elwyn Only 1851 for Llanelli has been indexed.....I do not have an index for 1861......digital images are available, but not for look-ups.....census returns are too large to trawl through .....Llanelli being one of the biggest parishes in the county of Carmarthenshire.... thanks Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "schreuder" To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 7:35 AM Subject: [Cmn-L] Fw: 1861 census > > ----- Original Message ----- > Fr
22. Re: [Cmn-L] Thomas, Pearce and John families, Llandovery & Burry Port [1]
Hi Ruth You state that Esther was born in Haverfordwest....Burry Port... Haverfordwest is in Pembrokeshire and Burry Port is in Carmarthenshire, where I was born. If it is Burry Port, maybe I could help? regards Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Thomas" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 7:08 PM Subject: [Cmn-L] Thomas, Pearce and John families, Llandovery & Burry Port > Trying to find any information on my Grandparents, > Dav
23. Re: [Cmn-L] Searching for Benjamin Thomas of Llanelly (c1842) [1]
Hi Gordon from Llanelly (sunny today for a change...) I have looked at 1851 census and this is the entry: enu dist 1d, sch 27 page 7 Upper Wern William Thomas head marr 41 engineer born Llanelly Carms Ann Thomas wife 32 born Llanelly William Thomas son 10 scholar born Llanelly Benjamin Thomas son 7 scholar born Llanelly Benjamin Davies lodger widr 71 retired pitman born Llanpumpsaint. it was a 7 although it could have been a 9, but the enumerator wrote the number 7 through the line whereas with number 9
24. [Cmn-L] New E-Mail Address [1]
I will be getting a new e-mail address in a couple of days as we are changing ISP's (again, and FINALLY, I hope). If you send me an e-mail and then get a notice, never fear. I'll send you the new one as soon as it's up and running. Will be temporarily unsubbing from CFHS and will sign back on with the new address, too. I think they'll be shutting the old one down at midnight. We'll see! Marilyn
25. [Cmn-L] [1]
Hi Pauline Looking for the baptism of my gt gt gt grandfather, Stephen Davies, at Llanboidy about 1776. In 1841 he was living at Rosemarket, Pembs. with his wife Margaret and their children. In 1851 he was retired and living on a pension but the census entry is difficult to read so I couldn't make out where he was getting the pension from. He had died by 1861. His wife Margaret was born in Pembrokeshire but again I could not make any sense of her place of origin on the 51 and 61 census. She had died by 1
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