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1. Gary [1]
--- Received from VCC2.BROOKER 0317799556 01-01-25 16:54 -> powys-l(a)rootsweb.com Gary,I've just recieved 2 via the listing from you. One with no comment,just a repeat of this mornings and another full of more complaining. I have been on this list for over 2 nearly 3 years now,we recieve many praises from visiting subscribers on how friendly,interesting, and helpful this list is.Others can correct me if I'm wrong but you must be the second person to moan over something so trival so far.Guess th
2. Re: Glenda, Nancy et al [0.980368]
The National Welsh Society is the Welsh National Gymanfa Ganu Association, which meets every Labor Day Weekend somewhere in North America. This year is San Jose, Calif. For information, look up WNGGA on your browser. I highly recommend it -- and I am on the executive Committee of the Board of Trustees! Of course there is also the Welsh American Genealogical Society (WAGS), and the NWAF National Welsh American Foundation as well. Berwyn Emrys Jones Evergreen, Colorado > From: "Glenda R. Wilson"
3. Re: Song title [0.980368]
Hi Margaret, If I may ask, where did you get this CD? If this has been posted I missed it. I was in Wales in 1995 on a UK bus tour. We had breakfast in Bristol and dinner in Ireland and lunch at a MacDonalds type place on the side of Main Road 40? near Carmarthen. Other than our bus driver, Clive, we did not get to talk with the Welsh people. Then our luck got better. We got the ferry at Fishguard and found aboard a coach and his teenage team going to Ireland for a meet. I asked him if he had anyone
4. Re: GRO INDEX [0.980368]
Hi Gwynneth, looks like I don't need the number after all. Julie Preston told me to order directly and they don't use the number, thanks for your kind offer. Regards Pat USA
5. Lookup please [0.980368]
Do you have the book "Railway Ancestors: A guide to staff records of the companies of England & Wales 1822-1947?? If willing to do lookup, please write me offline. Thanks, Elaine __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
6. Re: George III in Wales 1759 [0.980368]
Hi Greg, Which tribe are you?? The Abo's will claim Oz soon! Very best wishes, Dennis Cleaton, UK.
7. Elizabeth BREESE of Kerry [0.980368]
Can anyone help with following:- Lookup on 1851 census for Kerry for Elizabeth Breese/Breeze, born ca.1843/44. She married into my HAMERS and was at Weeg Crossing,near Caersws in 1881. Is anyone researching following HAMER family in Llanidloes:- David Hamer married Mary OWENS 14.5.1809 children: David (1814) Sarah(1816) Ann(1819 Richard(1821) Meredith(1823) James(1825) The eldest David May be my ancestor but
8. Digest Problem [0.980368]
Hi All, as Digest subscribers will have discovered, there seems to be a problem with Digest mode and list messages are being sent individually. The problem seems to be at Rootsweb's end and I suspect that they already know of it. I don't think think there's anything that individual subscribers can do at present. Sorry for any inconvenience... Cheers, Malcolm -- Malcolm Bebb bebb@embetech.demon.co.uk Tel/Fax (44) 01202 772162 Test Solutions ATE User Documentation Mobile 07768
9. Maesyberllan Chapel [0.980368]
Hi all, Just to say a big thank you to all those who have given me help with finding out more about Maesyberllan Chapel. As usual this list has come up trumps. Best wishes Tricia
10. Re: Clock Face Crisps & Moving [0.980368]
Yes, as a matter of fact I did. So Gary, lighten up and unsubscribe. I always have a nice day - sounds like you don't so I hope today is better. --- Gary Phillips wrote: > Good for you. But receiving 6 emails in one 24 hr > time period all the > same and three sent out at exactly the same time > 3.23 Am all the same to > me means iether they need to fix the computer or > there nusense emails! > One is enough, I am not difficult but that many is a > nusense. So Donna > French di
11. Parish Registers of Wales - Overseas Payment [0.980368]
Good to see Powys-L is working well! A point raised by someone on the list was of the exchange rate to the dollar. There is a currency calculator on GENfair at: http://www.genfair.com/ We give similar advice to that below in 'Cronicl Powys'. It would be best to email Rhiain at the National Library of Wales and ask for the price inclusive of USA postage in British Pounds (GBP) then contact ICE (see below) and ask for a sterling cheque for the value stated by Rhiain. ICE will bill you for the amount in U
12. Re: Greetings [0.980368]
Thank you Eric, and a very Happy New Year to you all in Llani. I am not sure which Mary Cleaton you mean, is it my cousin Mary near here? I think not. My father was one of 8 children, nearly all born in Llanidloes or Newtown area. His grandfather John Cleaton in buried at Dolfor church with some of his own family, but he was born at Llanwnog, and his parents lived at Tan House, Trefeglwys in 1843. The census records show them all there then. I shall be pleased to hear more of any of them. One aunt was
13. books and names [0.980368]
Hello, Can anyone tell me some reasons as to why some families in Wales chose to vary the spellings of their last names from their other family members? Also I am looking for some books with the history of Penderyn,and the Soar Church included.I have contacted the National Library of Wales,and was given some titles and referred to Advanced Book Exchange.I have also searched Barnes and Noble (out of print books)and haven't had much luck.Can anyone recommend any other major sources to search,or even provi
14. Re: Stedman [0.980368]
Even if that line died out, there are still Stedmans around not far away. There were certainly some at Aberystwyth when I was at school at Ardwyn in the late 1960s. "John Ball" on 24/01/2001 07:26:20 pm Please respond to POWYS-L@rootsweb.com To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: David Rowlands/User/FaCS) Subject: Re: strata florida Robert Stedman Thomas wrote: I am trying to find out what i can about a family called Stedman who bought the remains of St
15. Was Re: Virus Hoaxes now Powys Archives [0.980368]
Hi Dennis >I am willing to help you on some days, >please say when. Thanks (on their behalf) for the kind offer. Why don't you pop in to see Catherine (Assistant Archivist) and she can put you onto something useful on a mutually suitable day each week. I started off with several small collections of a couple of boxes each and am now 1/3 of the way through a 48 box one! Catherine had another volunteer working there last year who did some sterling work on a regular basis but he hasn't reappeared yet. >Why
16. Re: Cofrestri Plwyf Cymru - 2nd Ed [0.980368]
this register of perishes , will also cover the northen Wales area ? thank You Christy ----- Original Message ----- From: Mike & Ronica Hall To: Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:38 PM Subject: Cofrestri Plwyf Cymru - 2nd Ed > Lloyd Lewis emailed: > > The NLW has now published the 2nd edition of Parish Registers of > Wales (Cofrestri Plwyf Cymru). > Cost: paper back #9.95 ISBN: 1-86225-022-7 > or > Hardback #14.95 ISBN 1-86225-020-0 > Discou
17. Re: Parishes [0.980368]
Hi Bill and Dennis, While we are on the subject of parishes, may I ask for a little help? What LIST would best cover these two parishes in Pembrokeshire: 1. Llanvyrnach, Postal Code SA350BZ, 7 to 8 miles south of Cardigan 2. Meline/Melinau, Postal Code SA413TE, 7 to 8 miles south-southwest of Cardigan at or near Crosswell Also, the earlier Baptist church Olcon which was 25 to 30 miles north of these two. I do not know its exact location. Due to computer problems and shortage of time around Christmas I u
18. Monumental Inscriptions [0.980368]
09.01.01 Can anyone tell me if there is a web site which explains about unusual wording on grave stones. Bob Owen, Southport, Lancs. robert.owen3@btinternet.com
19. Re: Steve Nicholas: Where Are You??? [0.980368]
PS. You could ask David Peate at Montg.G.S. if he knows of Steve. He is very helpful on "peate@tesco.net". Dennis C.
20. Re: Translation [0.980368]
Margaret, check out this site for translations! It's come in quite handy for me. http://www.yourdictionary.com/ Pam
21. Re: strata florida [0.980368]
Hi Robert, Well two of your names are in line with another member of that family a Robert Stedman Lewis 1898-1987. I have only recently found out that my Lewis family is connected. I have the family tree for this Lewis family back to the 1500's. If this will help please contact me off list. Regards Lloyd ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: 23 January 2001 17:03 Subject: strata florida > Hello > I am trying to find out what i can about a family
22. Re: Distance, Barmouth to Machynlleth? [0.980368]
Nancy, Wesleyan Methodist ministers had a "circuit" they traveled, so it's very probable that the ROBERTS did not make the trip but, rather, the minister performed the christenings when he traveled to their parish. It is not uncommon to find events recorded in the registers that cover a very wide area. These ministers would also sometimes travel wherever they were invited to preach -- not necessarily within their "circuit" -- and would perform christenings also, if asked. Regards, Julie Preston juliepr
23. Re: Indexes etc [0.980368]
Well Richard what a morning I have had !!! First film reader not working , When we did get it working I had a lady desperately wanting to look at the beginning of the film [ I usually work backwards ] so that I do not have to go through it again I start with info I have & piecing it together as I go . So we ended up Starting at the beginning [ I just can not say no The film is pretty bad in places !] But this is what I picked up for you . All Meredith unless otherwise stated Film No 035-8050-15-01 Credenh
24. Re: Nantmel area [0.980368]
Fraid we keep late hours here! Mike H. Email: micronic@hallmark.kc3ltd.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: Brian Harvey To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: 25 January 2001 08:04 Subject: Nantmel area >Hi Mike, >Many thanks for your quick reply. You must have been very late getting to >bed! >I will get my request off today. >Regards, >Margaret Harvey
25. Re: Rhydwilim Baptist Church, Carmarthenshire' White Church, Pembrokeshire [0.980368]
Robert, This from FHL Library CD Title Register of the Baptist Church at Rhydwilym, Carmarthenshire, Wales Stmnt.Resp. by George C. Miles Authors Miles, George C (Main Author) Rhydwilym Chapel (Llandysilio West, Carmarthenshire : Baptist) (Added Author) Notes Microfilm of records from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Includes extracts of entries, 1667-1745; members, 1667-1745; bapti
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