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1. Jac a Wil [1]
Gwenda, I never heard of them but a Google search will tell you where to buy their recordings. The ads are in Welsh but it looks like Jac's name might be SURPRISE! Jones. Joe Gregory
2. House Numbering [1]
Pat and Tony perhaps you are correct that the Evans family stayed in the same house from at least 1873 until they left Wales in 1882. The reason we know the house numbers changes was that we have the birth certificates of the three girls and each one is different, so the number change for whatever reason was supplied by the Evans themselves. The houses were not part of a village but a row of houses on the grounds of the Aberdare Iron Works. Across the way, maybe 50 yards, was another line of row houses, Sc
3. Re: [CmnFHS] Members Interests [1]
Keith I have just edited the database let me know what you want removed you can then replace yourself.... I still owe you the scans etc......I will do it shortly... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "KEITH DAVIES" To: Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 3:25 AM Subject: Re: [CmnFHS] Members Interests > Hi Pauline > How can I change my interests...seems I have been going in the wrong > direction with regards to my Evans Family...it should r
4. Re Benjamin Jones and Louisa Evans [1]
Hello Sue Do you know Robynne Dowd who is also looking into this family? I have pasted below some of the conversation I had with her a while ago. As you can see I suggested the marriage may have taken place in Swansea as there was no record in the Carmarthenshire area. I don't know if she has followed that up at all. If you haven't been in contact with her then I hope the info below may add a bit to your records. Cheers Pat A previous conversation re Benjamin Jones etc. _______________________________
5. Re: [CmnFHS] Members Interests [1]
Pauline I think I gave you my interests! Did you receive my email sent yesterday? Shirley
6. Hailer [1]
Hi all, The list seems very quiet. Are you all sunbathing? Have just come across a chap on the 1841 census whose occupation seems to be Hailer. Would that be right or should it be Hauler? Gwenda
7. More re Benjamin Jones and Louisa Evans [1]
Hello Pauline I'm nor sure about all of Robynne's information which is why I copied part of our conversation rather than extract parts. I haven't come across Robert george Jones who she says was born about 1834 - he possibly died as an infant - especially as they had another George in 1839. However there is a daughter Mariane aged 16 in the 1851 census , which I mentioned in my part of the conversation. Re the birthdate of Louisa Evans - In the 1841 census she is shown as 30 in the 1851 census she is sh
8. Re: [CmnFHS] Re: CARMARTHENSHIRE-FHS-D Digest V05 #55 - News Items [1]
Hi Audrey Do you think that Winifred would pass the samplers down to you in her will........ Thanks for sharing your story with us, much appreciated.... Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Audrey German" To: Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 11:22 AM Subject: [CmnFHS] Re: CARMARTHENSHIRE-FHS-D Digest V05 #55 - News Items > This is not a Carmarthenshire story although the James family mentioned > below did originally come from Llanelli:
9. Desperately seeking John Williams 1834/35 [1]
Hello everyone - you may have seen this posting on the other Carmarthenshire site - apologies but I am trying to break down my brick wall. I cannot find John Williams c 1834 collier from Llanelly and wondered if anyone else was researching the same family. His father was also John Williams - collier The main details are:- Marriage to Margaret Davies 12 October 1855 at Adulam Chapel (John Williams senior was dead by then) 1861 census 13 Adulam Row John Williams head 26 coal miner born Llanelly Margare
10. Re: [CmnFHS] missing mother [1]
Roger, on the earlier registers the mother is not even mentioned only the father!! It was as if they were not important, after all they only gave birth....:-) Some registers were filled in after the event, they wrote entries on pieces of paper then filled the infomation in at a later date, perhaps they forgot to ask the mothers name....as you know BT's differ from the parish registers and they are supposed to be an exact copy of the original which went to the Bishopl!! The Bishops transcripts for L
11. Re: [CmnFHS] Unidentified subject! [1]
Hi Pauline' It is in St Peter, I don't have the HO # as I am using a computer on an Internet Cafe (where I have learned more Greek swear words than I care to) but it was Enumeration District 19. Thanks, Margaret >From: "Pauline James" >Reply-To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-FHS-L@rootsweb.com >To: CARMARTHENSHIRE-FHS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CmnFHS] Unidentified subject! >Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:48:03 +0200 > >Hi Margaret > >Which parish is it? Pauline > > >----- Original Message ---
12. cemeteries [1]
Thanks Pat. I hope you will feel better soon. Will try what you suggest. John In Neath Really
13. Re: [CmnFHS] Re: CARMARTHENSHIRE-FHS-D Digest V05 #47 [1]
Hi Audrey, I have an elusive marriage cert from the early 1850's, and after receiving several wrong certificates (with the related expense), have finally decided to engage the GRO's three-year search service. I just mailed the request yesterday, so it will be awhile before I know if successful. I saved the email from the GRO explaining in detail what the three-year search service entails, and I would be happy to forward it to you, if you like. Norma USA On Wednesday, July 13, 2005, at
14. Re: [CmnFHS] Members Interests [1]
Yes please Pauline - send me the template Diana
15. Ebenezer Chapel, Pontyates [1]
Wow Tony, what a fantastic answer to my query! I'm very grateful and would love to have a copy of your photo. Many thanks Rina ########################################## Hi Rina, It seems that you are in luck. Nazareth Chapel in Pontyates celebrated its bicentennial 2 years ago (1803 - 2003) so at the time I purchased a copy of the booklet which was published in Welsh giving the history of the chapel. In 1838, Nazareth Chapel had the same minister as Ebenezer Chapel, Crwbin. Crwbin is a vil
16. TALLEY CHAPELS [1]
Dear Listers My friend and I are visiting Talley in August and would very much like to view the interior of both Gosen and Esgairnant Chapels. Can anyone please give me the name, address/or phone no. of the Ministers or anyone who might be able to help us. My relation was John Davies Evans who was the Minister of Esgairnant for 40 years so it would be wonderful to see where he preached and also to see if there might be a memorial in some form. He is buried in his home village of Abermeurig. Any help wou
17. Re: [CmnFHS] Llandeilo Fawr [1]
Gwenda I have just looked on the index list, there are no baptisms for children born to a David and Mary Morgan. I checked from before 1880 to 1903. The only Morgan/s in that period were born to: Morgan and Mary Morgan John and Rachel Morgan Rhys and Mary Morgans Lewia Edward and Mary Morgan Henry Morgan (I will have to check whether there was a mother mentioned on the list) I am sorry. I would also like to apologise for calling you Glenda not Gwenda, sorry. Shirley
18. Re: FFynnonhenri & two questions re my transcribing Conwil 1841 [1]
Hello Pauline Re your question on the Ffynnonhenri records--they are about 30 pages but very hard to read, but the Pughs and Davies's are strongly represented and mostly clear but I need to look in detail to find the individuals. I will be back in touch. Meanwhile two questions for you. 1) I had said I would try to transcribe and list the 1841 Conwil census, I have started BUT I wonder if you have a special format such as Excel you prefer, if not I will use Excel. 2) Also--many times the farm name is
19. Re: [CmnFHS] Members Interests [1]
Hi Gwenda Oh, I did not know that Richard had finished the web site, yes, they are there, the ones that members have given to me anyway......are yours there? We can add our own too.......... For members who have not given me their interests do you want to try and add your own. thanks Pauline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwenda Lanagan" To: Sent: Sunday, July 03, 2005 9:58 PM Subject: [CmnFHS] Members Interests > Dear Pauline, > I
20. Image Enhancement [1]
Hi All I have transcribed several 1841 censuses, some with very poor legibility, so I was interested in the recent discussion on enhancing the images. I have tried doing this for some time using Paintshop Pro etc. a program which is excellent and which I consider to be just as good as Photoshop and at a fraction of the price. It is true that you can increase the contrast of these images so that parts of the text looks blacker. However in my opinion this very rarely increases the legibility of the text exce
21. Re: [CmnFHS] missing mother [1]
Roger I have looked pre 1820 for children to George Jones and forward......the next one I can find is 1829 29th June Herbert son George and Sarah Jones, Hendy, carpenter this cannot be the same George as the previous one, as this one is now a carpenter, George Jones in 1820 was a labourer...... there are 2 George Jones marrying in Llangendeirne one in 1823 the other in 1827......there is a George Jones marrying in 1820 but in Llanelly perhaps that could be him? Pauline ----- Original Message -----
22. CMN-FHS-Howel & Elizabeth Davies [1]
Hi Pauline, I am seeking help on the births of my gggrandparents Howel Davies and Elizabeth Davies (her maiden name). They were married on 23/11/1842 in Llanwrda Parish Church, both of 'full age'. The certificate gave Howel Davies' father as David Williams, father's profession as 'labourer, whilst Elizabeth Davies' father as William Davies, father's profession as 'labourer'. The 1851 & 1861 censuses have given Howel Davies' birth year as 1820 &1822, born Llansadwrn & Caeo, & Elizabeth Davies as 1821 &182
23. Re: [CmnFHS] US immigration - [1]
Hi Norma, I hope you don't mind me replying to your US.Emigration. I have been searching for information for my Llewelyn Family who left South Wales about 1869. I don't know from where the left but their destination was Pennsylvania. David Llewelyn b 1839 William Llewelyn b 1844 Sarah Llewelyn b 1846 Margaret llewelyn b 1851. They were all born in Llandybie,Carmarthenshire. They left after both parents died They were 4 of 9 children born to John and Sarah Llewelyn. The other children stayed in a
24. Morgan Thomas [1]
With a lot of help I've established that my great-grandfather was born in 1826 in Llangadog, married Sarah Rees first then Mary who was my great-grandmother. I 'm not meeting with much success in finding out anything about his parents. Any help would be appreciated. ___________________________________________________________ Book yourself something to look forward to in 2005. Cheap flights - http://www.tiscali.co.uk/travel/flights/ Bargain holidays - http://www.tiscali.co.uk/travel/holidays/
25. Re: [CmnFHS] Look-ups [1]
Pauline It's possible they were non-conformist. I would appreciate it if you could have a look Thanks Roger ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pauline James" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 10:13 AM Subject: Re: [CmnFHS] Look-ups > Hi Roger > > Terry Archivist from CRO is copying the registers and posting to > me......as you know St Peters is a very large parish and each register is > only 100 pages, so it does not cover many years....
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