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1. Re: [POWYS] Pictures of Arthur's Stone, Gower (GLA) [1]
I look forward to your pictures John, they are always of places I haven't visited before. A ramble round the Gower coast today would be lovely - blow the cobwebs away (and the mincepices, christmas cake, xmas pud, etc)! Looking forward to the next set. Lesley
2. [POWYS] Powys FHS Cronicl [1]
Hi Lloyd, My copy of the Cronicl arrived this morning and I have had a quick glance through it. Once again there is plenty to interest me and I look forward to reading it in full this evening. Regards, Margaret Harvey
3. Re: [POWYS] St Baglan's Church, Baglan, Glamorgan [1]
Thanks, John, for the whole "Bow Sreet" series! And as well for the Oswestry advice - it seems to work quite well, this morning - and we do work on broadband (which inter alia makes a huge diffference to reception of JB's photographs!). I am shelving it for more detailed reading next week, when I can catch a spare half-hour. Lois --
4. [POWYS] Pictures of: Carreg Cennen Castle (CMN), and Llansamlet Parish Church (GLA) [1]
Dear Listers, This week's 'Retrospective Images of Wales', just uploaded onto my website, features: 1. The romantic Carreg Cennen Castle, near Llandeilo in the county of Carmarthenshire. This feature was first shown on 'Images of Wales' in June 1999 (twelve photos). 2. The parish church at Llansamlet, now in the city of Swansea, Glamorgan. This feature was first shown on 'Images of Wales' in February 2000 (nine photos). To view my Retrospective webpages, go to http://home.clara.net/wfha/walespic/retr
5. [POWYS] Fw: Movies -- filming locations [1]
This may be useful for family historians who want to tie their research to actual locations. I typed in "Wales" in the location search box and got 664 hits. I believe it can be broken down further, perhaps by county in Wales or England. On the IMDB (Internet Movie Database) www.imdb.com, you can query films by location http://www.imdb.com/Search/locations ______________________________ Betty Pace
6. Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD [1]
Hi Gwen, If you can wait a few days, I'll check it for you from the fiche. jan Jan & Des Wirges Qld, Australia http://www.realtime.net/~rsdcreek/wirges.htm > Hi everyone, I have a Free BMD question which someone may be able to answer for me. I am interested in a marriage record which may be listed in Breconshire Vol 11b p230 in Dec. 1868. Only one partner is listed...Isaac PRICE. > The second partner should be named Ann DAVIES. A search on Free BMD for Ann DAVIES gives me the following result. Ann DAVIES
7. Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD [1]
Hello Jan and all who have contributed to my question on Free BMD. I think I have found something!! There is a Free BMD marriage for Isaac PRICE and Ann DAVIES in Pontypridd in 1871. This may well be who I am searching for as it fits with the birth of the second child in Jan. 1872 in Glamorgan. It does make the birth of the first son in 1868 suspicious but he seems to have been a suspicious character anyway. He was murdered in 1906 (never solved) in Hiteman, Iowa USA. His murder followed the suicide death
8. [POWYS] It's Christmas Season [1]
Hi Listers, Please accept this wish for a Happy Christmas to all my 'cyber-friends.' I have posted two pages which I hope will bring warm Christmas feelings into your holidays. You are invited to visit them both: "Once Upon a Christmas," my Christmas card for you at: http://homepage.mac.com/venitar/Utah/Nativity/Nativity.html "Christmas at Woodland," a memory of Christmas in late nineteenth-century Utah (written by my Aunt Myrtle): http://homepage.mac.com/venitar/Genealogy/Pioneers/Stories/Chri
9. [POWYS] Worthen [1]
I am trying to find two family groups in Worthen in 1841 - I have posted to the "Eng Shropshire plus" list, but no replies. Anyone know: In which county is Worthen recorded for the 1841 Has it been put on disk. jan Jan & Des Wirges Qld, Australia http://www.realtime.net/~rsdcreek/wirges.htm
10. [POWYS] Census questions [1]
My understanding is that the 1841 census of Wales listed each family member. Was there a census in 1851 that also listed each family member? Were there censuses every 10 years after that? Kathy
11. Re: [POWYS] email address [1]
Hello Viv, I have recently discovered that my great, great, great grandfather Morgan Parry moved from Llangurig to the outskirts of Llanidloes and became a lead miner. Bryntail would have been the nearest mine to his home and I would be interested in the information you have. We recently drove from Rhayader to Devil's Bridge and stopped to look around the old lead mine at Cwmystwyth. My Morgans ancestors were lead miners there, the first of my family I have found living outside of Powys. The surrounding
12. [POWYS] NAMES DATES PLACES [1]
Hi All I have stumbled on a web site that I am busy ploughing throught. It is the records from Oswestry Govt dated as far back in some cases as 1400. There are 218 pages of names, dates and places - well worth a look, although you will have to scroll through it all as it is PDF http://www.oswestry-tc.gov.uk/Services/List.pdf cheers Justine
13. Re: [POWYS] OWEN Carno & Llanidloes 1830s-1880s [1]
>At 8:55 am +0100 15/12/03, Sheilagh Guthrie wrote: >Benjamin OWEN or OWENS born c. 1831 in Llanidloes or Carno >married Mary ?? born c. 1837-41 in Trefeglwys (could be a second >marriage for him) >My big problem is finding them in the BDM indexes because of the >number of OWENs. In an effort to discover Mary's maiden name and >knowing David's approximate birth date because of his listing in the >1881 census, I requested a search at the GRO for the birth >registration of David OWEN
14. Re: [POWYS] It's Christmas Season [1]
Hi all, Let me try again. To access the story, go to http://homepage.mac.com/venitar/Genealogy/Pioneers/pioneers.html Then scroll down to the stories section and click on "Christmas in Woodland." Sorry about any problems! Yours, Venita On Monday, December 1, 2003, at 12:17 PM, Venita Roylance wrote: > Hi Listers, > > Please accept this wish for a Happy Christmas to all my > 'cyber-friends.' I have posted two pages which I hope will bring warm > Christmas feelings into your holidays. You are i
15. [POWYS] Fw: A Thank you to Dick Jones [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Dawn Carpenter To: POWYS-L-@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 11:17 AM Subject: A Thank you to Dick Jones In 1998 or 99, Dick Jones, on his own, did me a great kindness by stopping at my great grand uncle's (The Rev. David Davies of Malsyrhelem) boyhood home. He found that the lady who lived in and owned the home currently was the Grt. granddaughter of Rev. Davies. Dick had a conversation with her and passed helpful information on to me. Dick, this is to
16. [POWYS] BBC genealogy article [1]
Hi All, This report on BBC News online (mainly about 1837online.com) doesn't have a lot of information, but listers might find it (and the associated links) of interest. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3333521.stm Cheers, Malcolm -- Malcolm Bebb embetronics ltd bebb@embetronics.co.uk Test Solutions : ATE : User Documentation Tel/Fax 44 (0) 1202 772162 : Mobile 07768 377456 www.embetronics.co.uk
17. [POWYS] subscribe [1]
Looking for Brecknock records: Evan Morgan Evans, b abt 1802 md Jennet Thomas, b17 Apr 1804 Marie
18. Re: [POWYS] Lampeter mariage [1]
Hi, I agree that the Dyfed List may help, as Solva may be the one in Pembrokeshire, also covered by the Dyfed list. Treleach may be Trelech, Carmarthenshire. The other thing to establish is whether the Lampeter is in fact the one in Cardiganshire [Ceredigion]. Cofion, Tudor > from: Julie Preston > date: Sat, 06 Dec 2003 03:09:23 > to: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com > subject: Re: [POWYS] Lampeter mariage > > > Alun, > > As Lampeter is in Ceredigion (Cardiganshire), you
19. [POWYS] Capt. C.M.Davis and daughter Ella Anyone? [1]
If anyone has links to the above, there is at the moment, a huge old 1870 Family Bible for sale on ebay. It apparently has lots of old family photos and the inscription reads... "Christmas gift to Capt. C.M.Davis by his daughter Ella" Please know I have no connection to the seller but thought it would be a shame to let this get away from anyone related to this family. Old Bibles such as this are often passed around by those with no connections to the family and the pictures taken out and sold. There is only
20. Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD [1]
Gwen, Suggest you obtain the first son's birth certificate -- may answer a lot of questions. Regards, Julie Preston juliefpreston@sbcglobal.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "gisaac" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 11:05 AM Subject: Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD > Dear Jan, Thanks so much for taking the time. I am baffled about this > marriage. Maybe they just failed to get it recorded. Or maybe something > odd...Isaac and Ann supposedly had one s
21. Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD [1]
At 5:41 pm -0800 09/12/03, Jan & Des wrote: > >One comment you make, I'm not sure about, "most of which have the standard >two potential couples on each page." - I thought it was three couples to a >page?? The GRO register system changed from FOUR marriages to a page to TWO marriages per page in 1852. -- Regards Dick Jones Leigh-on-Sea Essex UK rcjones@rmplc.co.uk
22. Re: [POWYS] Lampeter mariage [1]
Hi Alun, You can get a Marriage Cert copy for a cheque for #7 payable to Ceredigion County Council, from the Supdt Registrar at Lampeter by post. They will look it up for you in the year of marriage, or near that, if you send them your data in full. Please add cost of Cert postage, and include a stamped addressed envelope. I have got a few this way.
23. Re: [POWYS] email address [1]
Hi Viv, I do'nt know who your Roger P is,?? But the Bryntail Mine is close by the Clywedog Dam at Llanidloes. There is some data on the LDS 1881 re that location if you have it?? Call me if not, best wishes, Dennis Cleaton, Rads, Powys.
24. Re: [POWYS] Nantyrhafod [1]
Tom Evans wrote: I am researching the family of Morgan Evans of Trefeglwys. His will, which was probated in 1726, indicates that he was a resident of Nantyrhafod, Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire County. ==================== Dear Tom, There is a Nant-yr-hafod at grid reference 287385,291181 on the edge of Hafren Forest, just north of the Clywedog Reservoir. It is located six miles due west of the village of Trefeglwys, and is in the township of Ysgeiriethin in the parish of Trefeglwys,
25. Re: [POWYS] Question on FreeBMD [1]
Hi Kate, I printed off your extensive email and took it in with me, but haven't been able to come up with much. As with Gwen's, I'm sure thats why this period is the last to be transcribed, the fiche are terrible, all blurry I checked the references you gave me, and the corresponding 'spouse' references GRIFFITHS...Sarah...Bedwellty...11a...111...Dec...1870 Nothing matching under Brook(e)s or Davi(e)s. DAVIES...David...Bedwellty...11a...100...Dec...1868 Nothing matching under Griffiths. If you would like
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