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1. Parish registers Hay on Wye. [1]
Hello All, I thought I would publish to the list as others may find it of interest. I found one Gwilliam baptism from St Mary's.... it wasn't the most detailed of searches given the weekend that it was. Alice Kate Gwilliam was baptised on the 11th August 1872 her Parents were William and Sarah Gwilliam...... William was a publican. There were a few Lovett baptisms two of which belong to John and (H?)Esther Lovett Harry baptised June 23rd 1867 and John baptised Aug 13th 1871......John being a Labourer.
2. Fw: CLYRO. JONES ,PROSSER ,PUGH. [1]
Subject: CLYRO. JONES ,PROSSER ,PUGH. > Can anyone connect to REES JONES who married ANN PROSSER (widow) 30th NOV > 1786 in Clyro > or to . > EVAN PUGH who married SARAH JONES Oct 1815. > > Jill in Sussex >
3. Probert Saddlers [1]
Hi Delphine Haven't found as yet any Probert saddlers in my tree but have many Proberts in the area - in particular Glasbury, 8 miles from Brecon and then up into the hills, Clyro, Newchurch, Colva, Glascwm and Aberedw. If you'd like any more info on these please contact me. Happy hunting Angie
4. Re: [POWYS] GLASCWM Parish records CD [1]
Hi Maureen Septimus Lloyd features on both PR CD's now available.......... Mike MJen512444@aol.com wrote: Hi Angie, I am glad you are enjoying the Glascwm CD. I really must get one myself. Some of your names caught my eye because they feature in my family. You also mention Colva as an interest, which also features in two branches of my family. My two times Greatgrandfather James Smith married Elizabeth Price in Colva in 1833. Elizabeth Price was a daughter of John Price andborn in Llansanffraidd
5. Re: [POWYS] 1851 look-up please [1]
Hi Rina OWENS Edward h m 37 stonemason RAD Abbey Cwm-hir Tan ffynnon /f18/p12 OWENS Sarah w m 35 RAD Abbey Cwm-hir
6. Re: [POWYS] Re: Maglona - birth certificate - credit card security [1]
Hi Glenys, Yes, my brother uses a different card with a low limit and it seems to work well. In fact he has ordered several items for me with it. Whether or not it protects such things as your 'credit rating' and 'user identity', I really don't know. I suppose it might help to do it under a different name too, but whether that is legal or not I don't know. About 5-7 years ago, I experienced many calls over a period of close to two years, from some collection agency, I think in Winnipeg, who left messages
7. Farms in Wales [1]
Does anybody know why some farms in Wales have the same name but are called Upper and Lower plus the same name? Have they been divided in two? Jill in Sussex.
8. Re: [POWYS] ASHTON/HUMPHREYS [1]
Dear John Thank you for the very useful info you have come up with. If two of Maglona Lewis' sisters were in an orphan home in 1881 it does seem that both parents were dead by then & also that no-one in the extended family could be called upon to help. I don't suppose it helped that there were no boys in the family. All the same, if David Morgan Lewis was described as a Landowner in 1871 there should have been an estate of some kind to come to the daughters. I will try to see who was at the farm i
9. Re: [POWYS] ASHTON/HUMPHREYS [1]
PS the 1871 Wales census shows her with her parents and siblings at Caersair, Isygareg. Can send image off list if interested. John ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 12:38 PM Subject: Re: [POWYS] ASHTON/HUMPHREYS > Dear Tony & Listers > > I think that Jo may have hit upon the truth with the suggestion that > Maglona > Ashton's mother may have been Maglona Lewis who was a 17 year old > housemaid in > the household of the Marq
10. Re: [POWYS] Tymawr [1]
Hi Mike and Lesley, Have you seen the book I listed yesterday re Tymawr in Abergwesyn, on the road towards Buelah ? "Parishes of the Buzzard" by Ruth Bidgood at #10? It really is a great book re local history, places, and people there, I was reading some of it at 4am today...... Best wishes, Dennis Cleaton
11. RE: [POWYS] Parishes of the Buzzard [1]
Which families are you researching Glenys? Thanks. Alison -----Original Message----- From: Glenys Travis [mailto:glenys@travis.ndo.co.uk] Subject: Re: [POWYS] Tymawr - Abergwesyn - Parishes of the Buzzard ........I learned about the establishment of non-conformist meetings in the area that led to the discovery of more relatives than I bargained for!
12. Re: [POWYS] JANE HARRY.CENSUS LOOK UP PLEASE. [1]
Hello Jill, The census entry for 1871 is: Llandilofawr parish, Tachloyan and Tiresgob hamlets (these are very old hamlets that I don't think exist any more. I'm not sure about the translation of Tachloyan (also spelt Tachlouan) but Tiresgob means Bishop's Land) RG10/5487, folio 62, page 1, schedule 3 At Llwwyncelyn William Harry, head, marr., 80, farmer of 20 acres, b. Llanfynydd, Carms., Jane Harry, wife, marr., 86, farmer's wife.............., b. Cayo, Carms., John Davies, s-in-l, marr., 45, farmer
13. Re: Fw: re [POWYS] Ashton - deafness + Williams [1]
Margaret Thanks for this research, and its really interesting to know. Out of interest, I did a search on William Ashton for 1881, who was recorded on the 1851 as deaf and dumb. I was interested to know what became of him. I came up with a William at Glandulas. This could be another person, and he could have died, but if its the same person, then there's no deafness recorded. Census bit pasted at the bottom of this e mail. Failure to tell the enumerator could be down to a number of reasons includin
14. William Brooks b1865 Hay [1]
Hi All, Has any lister an interest in the Brooks family of Hay? Just getting my final notes ready for trip to Hay. Ispoke to the Churchwarden of St Mary's today ....all sorted for next Saturday. I have to look up Thompson/Evans Thomas and Lovett for other listers..... did I miss anyone out? Regards,kevin, Co Cork,Ireland.
15. Re: [POWYS] ELIZABETH ASHTON(SAVAGE) [1]
Hi Dave, I am very happy to have helped find your connection. There must be many other 'invisible' people in the chain of communication. I am so glad that Alison found the URL that I had forgotten to note down. It's a very interesting story and I imagine it accurately reflects the lives of many ordinary folk of that time. I suspect that the genealogical links described in the gravestones need quite a bit of further research before as
16. Re: [POWYS] Re: Maglona - birth certificate [1]
Hi Judy, I had 'Norton Antivirus' on the machine way back when but somebody got in and I lost a lot of stuff because I wasn't being careful about back-ups. A friend showed me how his computer was getting 'hits' every 5-10 minutes from weirdos probing for info. I installed Intego 'NetBarrier' after that. It's been good but I'm still careful about not leaving my modem turned on when not using it. I must say that this new ISP I joined in January seems to be vastly superior to previous ones at blocking spam.
17. Re: re-[POWYS] Thomas Ashton (b. Trefeglwys 1794) in Monmouthshire 1851-1871 [1]
Firstly, more Deafies! Cool. Now this starts to question the first cousin theory. It hints at a potential deafness gene from earlier generations in the the family? However, if my understanding or should I say memory of genetics is correct, I think recessive genes only carry in the female line because of XX? Long time since I bothered with genetics, therefore forget the above theory ... unless there is a relationship between maternal lines. I really do need to brush up on this ... and in the meantime, I
18. Re: [POWYS] Maglona - St George Hanover Square [1]
Dear Judy, Whatever made you think that I doubted your reference to St George Hanover Square? I thought it to be a strong possibility because I saw that Multimap showed that Hanover Square was just north-east of Mayfair, where my Maglona's tentative Mum, 17 year old Maglona Lewis, worked for the Marquis of Aberdovey. If I had any doubts, it was that Daniel Ashton, a 20 year old son of a Machynlleth bootmaker, could afford to live in Mayfair, which I imagined to be a very expensive part of London, Hanover
19. Re: John Ashton's Will [1]
Hello Ruth, What an enormous job you have done - and so quickly! I am so envious of your skills! I'm afraid that I am still beaten by the bafflegab but thank you very much indeed for all your work. Might it be right to assume that the hand behind this verbiage was paid by the letter? I hope Edward Evans & Nicholas Bennett are still taking their duties seriously - they're not yet halfway through their 500 year assignment. Have I got the important part here? : "I direct that my said sons John Ashton and Evan
20. Carmel Independent Chapel/Radnorshire [1]
Does anyone know if this Chapel still exists and where it is also if the BMD records are available online? Thank you Lesley
21. GLASCWM Parish records CD [1]
Hi List My CD ROM with the Glascwm parish registers on it arrived today! On first glance there is more info here than I could have found in hours pouring over films - what value! Thank you Powys FHS for producing this - may it be the first of many and thank you especially for the people who worked towards publishing it. Must go - I have people to find!! Thanks again Angie Searching for Proberts (found lots in Glascwm already today!), Minton, Sheen, Like, Pritchard, Goodwin and anything to do with Colva!
22. Re: [POWYS] Death Certificates [1]
In a message dated 07/03/2005 09:15:18 GMT Standard Time, bgh-mgh@teanstaffs.fsnet.co.uk writes: The death was in 1875 and I need to know if a maiden name will be shown as that will confirm that I have located the correct person. It is not usual for maiden names to be shown on England & Wales Death certs. Scottish ones not only show this but also name of father and mother. Judy
23. Non-gen, Secure purchasing [1]
Hi Judy & Listers, I realize that this is non-genealogy and I apologize but the important topic of the secure use of computers for genealogy is quite relevant. I believed that personal credit card information would be more secure in a telephone conversation made to the business rather than sent to them via computer & internet. For this reason, I would prefer to deal with '1837online' and 'Ancestry.com' on the telephone with regards to my credit details and am quite frustrated that they do not offer that
24. TIMES ONLINE [1]
Many thanks for the advice received from so many listers. I am going to sign up for the National Library scheme. Dave
25. Re: [POWYS] Hay on Wye [1]
Hi Kevin, So glad you are having such a good time in Hay on Wye. I have the Francis Kilvert's diary book, and, as you say, of great interest to people with interests in the area of Clyro. The Gwilliam entry struck a chord too, as I think one of my Smith descendants married a Gwilliam. I do hope you found whatever you were researching too. All the best, Maureen Jenkins Rhondda
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