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1. Re: [CLWYD] CATHERALL - Hawarden [1]
At 03:41 AM 8/06/03, Terry & Jill Duncan wrote: >I am new to this list and have just discovered that my g-g-g-grandfather, >William CATHERALL, was born in Hawarden, Flintshire. He married Esther >GARNER in Chester in 1836 so I am assuming that he would have been born >around 1816. Is there some very kind person with access to the parish >registers who might be able to see if they could find William for me. >Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. >Jill, >Canada I have access to Hawarden bapti
2. Re: [CLWYD] MANLEY of Erbistock [1]
Sometimes, in that period, Massey was written Maffey or Mafsey. Donald Massey ----- Original Message ----- From: Anthony Francis To: Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 8:04 AM Subject: Re: [CLWYD] MANLEY of Erbistock > Subject: Re: [CLWYD] MANLEY of Erbistock > Hi Donald, > Interesting idea, but do Massey & Manley really look that much alike? > Graham Price also mentioned: > At OVERTON volume 4, Marriages 1754-1837, > 9 Dec 1807 Elizabeth MANSLEY
3. [CLWYD] Jones....Childrens homes in and around Ruthin and Mold circa 1914.. Help required [1]
After uncovering a few more details about my grandmothers family line, I thought it might be prudent to see if I could obtain any details regarding locations of the Children's Homes around Ruthin and Mold, as my grandmother Mary Fanny Jones and her sisters and brothers, we know, were packed off into a home at some time. This is likely to have been after their father John Jones was killed in a roofing accident around 1914, hence his widow, Margaret Jones (nee Roberts) would have been unable to maintain the
4. Re: [CLWYD] Gwespyr/Bae Cinmel & the Welsh language [1]
Bore da, Graham: I was born in Canada, my parents emigrated from Dyserth, North Wales 66 years ago: BUT they kept the Welsh language alive in our home, we grew up speaking Welsh, and I still can speak it today, although my parents have been long gone. Whilst we were growing up we had a cat in our home, to whom we spoke Welsh - she didn't understand any other language. When my sister and I get together, I insist that we speak Welsh - I don't want to lose it, because when I do get to Heaven, I'll be quite
5. Re: [CLWYD] Mystery marriage [1]
In a message dated 21/06/2003 21:28:55 GMT Daylight Time, MotherMave@jfandm.freeserve.co.uk writes: ========== The trouble with non-conformist ( i.e. Chapel) marriages is the registers weren't always kept and handed down to the Record Offices, in fact, a lot were/are in the hands of private individuals, who jealously guard them as though they were there's alone. Also some have been found in Second Hand Shops! Some are in attics so I believe. ============= There is a book, which is in desperate need
6. Re: [CLWYD] Microfiche and scanners [1]
Dear Judy, I know about being in the sticks! I finally did buy a small microfiche and tried to transcribe the 1900 census for Rhyl. The only thing is I did it in Word and every time I turned it on, everything was kitty wampus, so I finally gave up. It is very hard to transcribe and type especially when there are a lot of repeat pages and people. You have to give the persons that do it a lot of credit! Regards Doris Roberts-Florida ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
7. Re: [CLWYD] ROSKELL -HOLYWELL FLINTSHIRE [1]
Michelle Wondered if these references would be any use to you Pigot's Commercial Directories 1828/29 North Wales Flint: Gentry: George Roskell, Esq., George Roskell & Co., Lead smelters and manufacturers of litharge, red lead etc. Lancashire Liverpool: Lead Merchants: Geo Roskell & Co., 17 Nova Scotia Saddlers & harness makers: Thos Fleetwood Roskell, 11 Paradise Street Watch & clock makers
8. [CLWYD] A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY [1]
Someone posted this on the Sussex List today and I thought this list would like to see it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------- For those who appreciate "historical significance"... Next time you are washing your hands and complain because the water temperature isn't just how you like it, think about how things used to be... Here are some facts from the 1500s: Most people got married in June, because they took the
9. [CLWYD] Gwespyr/Bae Cinmel [1]
Hi Graham I think that it is #15 for the first hour and then say #5 for the next hour and so on. I went there a couple of years ago and just put a couple of quid in the plate ( all I had on me at the time ). Then I learnt that it was #5 a visit and now it is the price above. I'm glad I covered my Llanasa relatives when I did. Bae Cinmel is the Welsh form of Kinmel Bay which is just over the river from Rhyl, it did not exist until the 1930's the area was known as the Foryd until land was bought off the Kinme
10. [CLWYD] [1]
Hi List My grt grt grt grandfather died in 1830 is there anyway I could look to see if he left a will please. many thanks Andy
11. Re: [CLWYD] Catherall [1]
Hello Catherine I saw your name on the clwyd list and it said you live in threapwood is that by Tallern Green could you give me some info sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Catherine Salt" To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 6:10 PM Subject: Re: [CLWYD] Catherall > Hi Graham, > > Glad to see we are "brought within the pale of civilization" > But, would still like to "owe no dues or taxes" as the Threapwood > inhabitants claimed in 1760. > regards > Catherin
12. [CLWYD] GARNER & FOULK - Hawarden [1]
Thank you so much Graham - that certainly was way more information than I expected! I am now happily sorting through it all. Many thanks, Jill
13. Re: [CLWYD] Furniture movers [1]
My mother tells me that the shop was sold to Courts maybe 25 years ago. Jan >Rhydwen Jones & Davies had a big shop in Queen Street in the 50s, >they sold quality furniture, Doulton , Wedgwood fine china etc. The >shop was on the right going up towards the sea, and just before the >shop on the corner that had the toffee making machine in the window. >There were a couple of shops in between, a Jeweller and a gents >hairdresser I seem to remember! > >Keith, in New Zealand, ex Rhyl > >____________________
14. Re: [CLWYD] DEAR MAVIS AND MOLLY [1]
Dear Mavis and Molly thanks very much for getting back to me and I appreciate you trying to help. I am not sure if Llauwhitford is a farm or a place I couldn't find it when I looked on the genuki site or in any maps. I just had found Robert Hughes on the 1891 census and his place of birth was Llauwhitford but on the 1901 census his place of birth is shown as Mostyn that is why I put both locations to try to give you everything I had so far, I believe Mostyn is near Whitford so maybe the 1891 census was a ty
15. Re: [CLWYD] Llansantffraid GLYNDYFRDWY - JONES [1]
Hi List and Graham Graham, Thanks ever so much for that. I have a sneaky suspicion that, it might be this one: p5 29 Sept 1778 Robert JONES s John & Martha of Mwstwr Martha was the name of my G Grandmother - and there were no David and Mary's in the family. The five daughters were: Margaret (after mother, gmothers); Hannah (? a ggmother); Martha (?poss ggmother); Maria and Emma. I'm a great believer in family names - it has worked for me on many occasions - but it doesn't always follow the order tha
16. Re: [CLWYD] Joseph WRIGHT, marriage 1860-1865 [1]
Sorry, that should have gone to Ann of Dorset.
17. Re: [CLWYD] Glyndyfrdwy [1]
On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 04:51:36 EDT Judithmpayne@aol.com posted the following message : >A simple question, but I'm getting confused. Where do I find parish records >for Glyndyfrdwy? Llansanfraid G D is listed, but I thought that was really >Carrog, a few miles away. No mention of G D on the Merionethshire section of >Genuki, only Llansanfraid D G - is it included with Carrog? Hello Judith, As you say, Llansanffraid Glyndyfrdwy is usually known as "Carrog" these days. It was in "old" Merionethshire. G
18. Re: [CLWYD] EVANS & JONES FAMILIES - CEFN MAWR, RUABON [1]
Gwyn Many, many thanks for the information. Kind Regards Peter
19. [CLWYD] White Horse Pub ,Overton, Ruabon [1]
Has anybody the 1891 census covering Overton,Ruabon,Flint. I have just received the death certificate for a John Roberts who died at the Consumption Hospital in 1893. The death was registered in Kensington,London by his wife E. Roberts. If this is hopefully my g/g/grandfather it would be compatible with what we know so far. What has thrown a spanner in the works is his home address at the time of his death, it was occupation Licensed Victualer of the White Horse at Overton, Ruabon, Flint. If this is him a
20. Re: [CLWYD] John - Re Ellis, Ewloe 1851 [1]
Hi Mac Here is the entry: 1851 census H.O.107/2172 Township of Ewloe Town, Hawarden, Flint, Wales No. of Householder's Schedule 101, Page 26 Wood Lane (no numbers shown) Joseph Ellis Head Mar Age 27 Occ Wagoner Born Lancashire Liverpool Hannah do Wife Mar Age 27 Born Flint Hawarden John do Son Age 5 Born Flint Hawarden Thomas do Son Age 3 Born Flint Hawarden Next door is Edward Jones and family, Edward was the brother of Eliza Jones who married James Ellis. Eliza and James are my 2 nd Great-Grandparents
21. Re: [CLWYD] JONES [1]
Thank you Doris, Newmarket was not a very large place at that time and I am clutching at straws. I am encouraged that you have found a connection. I ordered the 1861 and 1871 census for Newmarket from the pro months ago and was finally told it had been shipped and lost in the mail. I don't think I will pay for it again on the chance that I might receive it, but will wait until it is available elsewhere hopefully on a cd. John ----- Original Message ----- From: Doris Roberts Date: Sat
22. Re: [CLWYD] Trefynant Cemetery, ACREFAIR [1]
At 07:14 AM 27/06/03, you wrote: >Dear Kelly, Just curious, Mavis. Is Acrefair pronounced as ache er fair? Or ackra fair? Ta Graham
23. [CLWYD] lookup for Jane Ellis, father John [1]
Hello, I looked up my Jane Ellis on the FreeBMD and found two for Jun 1849. She was born in Hawarden, I believe. The districts were Holywell and Wrexham. Which would be the best bet if ordering a birth certificate? Would sks have access and would be willing to do a lookup to confirm the father's name of John on either of these. Does this make any sense? Here's hoping and many thanks. Loraine, Oregon, USA
24. [CLWYD] Furniture movers [1]
Dear List, I am still trying to find Rhydwen Jones. SKS told me about a Rhydwen Jones & Davies furniture movers in Rhyl and I am wondering if anyone has any information about it. It would have to be after WW2. As I said before, he received a medal during the war and it was listed in the London Gazette. His number was 166654 and he served on the HMS Ajax. Brick wall #1. He was my husbands cousin and the family lived on Kinmel Street. His sister[Mary Eva] married a Conway and lived in Conway. Hope someone has
25. [CLWYD] JONES--LLANELIDAN & LLANDDERFEL [1]
Hi Diane Checking your Thomas & Jane later of Llandrinio, Thomas born Llanelidan c1800 LLANELIDAN Clwyd FHS transcripts. Baptisms 1797-1803 incl. in Volume 2 page 22 29 June 1800 JONES Thomas s Thomas & Jane page 23 26 June 1802 JONES Thomas s Thos & Grace Could not find any other children born to Thomas and Jane, and no marriage for them at this parish. Thomas & Grace also had the following children: p16 23 Feb 1788 Elizabeth p17 1 Jun 1789 Jane p19 14 Aug 1793 Anne p20 9 Sep 1796 Susan p21 9 Dec 179
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