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1. Llanfynydd - Question [1]
SIX. Membership 1017 BACKGROUND followed by a QUESTION A 2nd Great Uncle John WILLIAMS. Date of Birth. Jan. 13, 1837. Death date or burial location not known. His parents and Grand Parents are buried at LLANFAIR ORLLWYN. Unknown who he was married to. Was the Vicar of LLANFYNYDD, he had at least one child Gertrude WILLIAMS (no particulars) married to a Freddie St. QUINTIN. QUESTION: Is it possible to obtain details of the History of this Church? I am not sure if he was the Vicar of - Or - at LLANFYNY
2. Re: still searching [1]
Hello Sylvia You would have to contact Gwent FHS for Monmouth records - we only have the 1881 census for Monmouth - the IGI and 1813-1837 marriages - if any of these can help you let me know. To get to Carmarthenshire from Mountain Ash using public transport - you could catch the train. The train station in Carmarthen is a few hundred yards away from Carmarthen RO just over the River Towy bridge and in front of you is this large imposing building which is the County Hall of Carmarthenshire. If you get d
3. Re: 1871 Census [1]
Hello Mary I cannot check 1871 census for you as we can only view some of 1851 and the whole of 1881. The only ones indexed for 1851 are Llanelly town and Carmarthen town. If you wanted us to search the census or registers not indexed this would have to come under our research services. You can order the census reports from your local LDS FHC centres. If we can assist further let us know. Regards Pauline James Carmarthenshire FHS http://members.aol.com/cmnfhs1/
4. Book [1]
Pauline, I noticed on the list today a reference to "A Llanelli Cronicle" would you know where I could obtain a copy of this please. Mem 1047. Pat Phillips. Researching:- Nottinginghamshire - SCREATON,HALLAM,WAKERLEY. Bedfordshire - WILSON,WARNER, Buckinghamshire - BAVERSTOCK,LUDGATE,BOUGHTON Norfolk - ROWNTREE,ROUNTREE,ROUNDTREE,NORTON Wales - PHILLIPS,THOMAS,JOHN,STEPHEN,LUDGATE Berkshire - ANDERSON Kent - MEADES Gloucestershire - BOUGHTON
5. Daltons of Penybedd, Pembrey [1]
Hi Rodney, >From the Major Jones "Historic Carmarthenshire Homes and Their Families" we find the Daltons of Penybedd, Pembrey. "This was a superior farmstead, home of yeomen and minor gentry. It formed part of the Cwrt Penbre estate in the days of the Vaughans who owned it prior to 1642, and from them passed by marriage to the Lords Ashburnham. It was held on lease in the 18th century by the Daltons who acted as agents to the Cwrt estate. Fenton mentions 'Pen y bedd the mansion of Charles Dalton, gent.'
6. more on Lewis? [1]
I wanted to add to my querie that he was a coal miner in the USA so I assume his family was there also. Elaine Lewis Wilkinson
7. Privacy Issue [1]
I have copied the following from the Missing Links newsletter: Regards, Richard Any Comments? ############################################# PRIVACY ISSUES IN GENEALOGY by Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG Privacy. Everyone wants theirs respected, but are you invading that of others? Technology enables us to share genealogical information easily and quickly via e-mail, mailing lists, chat rooms, bulletin boards, Newsgroups, GEDCOMs, CDs,
8. Marriage Indexes [1]
Pauline mentioned the hand-written scrawl in the GRO marriage indexes and the difficulty of reading them (presumably on the fiches?) and Pat Phillips mentioned not being able to find a marriage certificate. Some points gleaned from "A Comedy of Errors" (a book about the GRO marriage records 1837-1899): Not all marriages got into the indexes in the first place. If you are able to check with the local Registrar's indexes this might be the better way to go about it. The typewritten books at the GRO are copi
9. Non-conformist records [1]
Hello Listers Find below extracts from The Parish Churches and Nonconformist Chapels of Wales, Their Records and Where to Find Them - Volume One by Bert J Rawlins. Parish Registers - 1681 MERTHYR (MERTHYR ELFED) NONCONFORMIST CHURCH CALVINISTIC METHODISTS HENFWLCH CAUSE BEGAN: As a Sunday school of Water St Chapel, between 1815-25. CHAPELS: Unknown LOCATION: Henfwlch, Merthyr parish BRANCH OF: Water Street, Carmarthen Town PERIODS OF GROWTH: Unknown RECORDS AVAILABLE: See Water St., Carmarthen IND
10. Re: Subscribers [1]
Hello Sheila Yes, Carmarthen has changed an awful lot - you were here last in 1983 - well at present they are building Carmarthen By-pass - it is chaos now - when it is finished it will be a lot easier to enter Carmarthen itself, because as you know, all traffic North of Carmarthen has to go through Carmarthen town - to get to the county hall takes longer in the traffic queue than travelling from Llanelli itself!! When you get the marriage certificate let us know who you are looking for, and we'll see if
11. Re: RICE [1]
> We have the surname Rice from the following indexes > Carmarthenshire marriages Rice name from 1704 > St David's Diocese Testator Will index Rice name from 1612 we have 43 Rice's in this index > St David's Diocese Bonds and Fiats Index from 1697 -16 Bonds and fiats for Rice name > I have not checked any other indexes of ours. Does this help at all. > Let me know if I can help further Pauline, Thanks for replying. You mention that you have Rices in index back to 1612. I am curious when the Rice name was
12. Re: Join the FHS [1]
Hello Jacky Glad to know your interested on joining - I have no idea though of how much the exchange rate is from Australian dollars. Why not have your parents send it through the post when they are in Wales, they'll have sterling with them, cheaper for you that way. Will they be going to Carmarthen RO when they are here? Did you get the directions to Conwil Elved - Richard did send them did he? Speak soon Regards Pauline
13. Harris family - merthyr tyd [1]
Hello listers Jane from Australia wrote the following - can anyone help her, she came through on Cmnfhs1@aol.com. I have given my answer at the end. From: dohertyj@mpx.com.au (Jane Doherty) Reply-to: dohertyj@mpx.com.au (Jane Doherty) To: CmnFhs1@aol.com Hi Pauline, I have been looking at the list for quite a while. I did put one request in about Ellen Harris, but I didn't receive any answer at all. She was born 188?, was the daughter of John Harris and she had one brother Evan. I understand they were a
14. Re: William Cyril BOWEN [1]
Hello Cynthia I am so pleased that the information I gathered for you helped solve one of your mysteries. It is difficult when you are so far away from the records yourself, that the internet has brought so many people, from so many walks of life to help one another with their genealogical interests. To obtain the marriage of David Bowen and Alice it may be in Llanelli registers, if not they could have married anywhere - have you tried St Catherine's House Indexes? We'll cross that bridge when we come t
15. Phillips [1]
Pauline, i wonder if you could look up for the birth/baptism of a George Phillips born abt 1837, I have two possible place of birth, one in Llanelli and one in Kidwelly, are these two places near to each other? Could they be the same person? George married Hannah ? might be around 1862, First child born 1863. I really need to know if George's parents were Thomas Phillips and Mary Bowen, making him then the brother of a great grandfather William. Who I know had a brother George, but the Kidwelly birth
16. Quakers [1]
The Quaker FHS has its pages at the following URL; http://www.qfhs.mcmail.com Richard
17. Re: Llanelli Potteries [1]
Thanks Jodie I have found a photo in the 'Llanelli Chronicles', but would love to find more, any other suggestions? Regards, Richard James CarmsList Sponsor
18. Laugharnes [1]
Hello Acie, I have four references in my Carmarthenshire book on the Laugharne family. It would be lengthy to put on the list but if you want to contact me privately will send you what I have. Elaine.
19. Re: FTM CD 1538-1940 HINKIN lookup request [1]
Hello Jodie I do not think that Hankins or Hinkins is Welsh - Welsh names are usually taken from the fathers christian name - Jenkin or Jenkins is Welsh?? Could anyone help here - I know that Helen is the expert on Welsh names - any chance Helen?? Thanks Pauline
20. Lost marriage [1]
Hi, I am struggling to find this marriage, can anyone please help. I have sent several times for the marriage certificate, but it always comes back nothing listed, so this is my last try. Thomas Thomas married Anne Stephen on 21/10/1885 at Cwmisor Caledfwich Wales, I have this information from their family bible, after a great deal of effort I managed to obtain Anne's birth certificate, but no luck with Thomas's birth or marriage yet, here's hoping someone can help with this. Many thanks. Pat Phillip
21. Re: RICE [1]
Hello Bob My understanding of the derivation of the surname Rice is that it is a variation of Rhys or Rees - an English attempt to write the name Rhys according to "The Surnames of Wales" by John & Sheila Rowlands, which states: "In 15C, in no region is it less than 3% of names in pedigrees, whilst it reaches 9% in parts of north and mid Wales - the average throughout Wales was 5%." "1813-17 (survey of Welsh marriages): Mainly to be found in south Wales, it has much less of a presence in mid Wales, and i
22. Re: still searching [1]
Hello Sylvia I bet there are lots of Evans and Williams in the graveyard. The graveyard in question is the municipal cemetery - all denominations were buried there. They have a computer index in the office in the office of the graveyard which is called 'Box Cemetery' I'm not quite sure why it is called Box cemetery - maybe someone on the list knows?? An address or place would be a good starting point to search these indexes - otherwise you know how it goes!! Where exactly is the 'Mount' Llanelli itsel
23. Welsh Surnames [1]
Hi Helen, Oh dear, it seems the book may be a dead loss, then. I did have luck with one that a friend of mine in Australia had been trying to get for ages...so just maybe. If I connect will let you know. Elaine.
24. Re: Pencommins, Carmarthenshire? [1]
Hello Helen At present I can't seem to find these names anywhere. Does anyone else have knowledge of these places?? Thanks Pauline Carmarthenshire FHS
25. Mailings [1]
A message from Wendy Archer, if you are having problems reading the mailings on our list over the past week you will find it down to BT, some of us seem to be reading answers before the question, this is also down to BT holding certain calls for long periods then releasing them in certain areas. Richard ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi all You may have some subscribers on the UK ISP btinternet tearing their hair out. Over the last week they [like myself ;-( ] will have been receiving most rootsweb m
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