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1. Re: BIRCH and Ellis in Gresford, Wrexham and Liverpool [1]
Thank you Phil, Bronwyn (in equally sunny Australia) Phil wrote: Apart from the local records office, have you tried the Bersham Heritage Centre, or the History Museum in Wrexham. Regards Phil Bulkeley In a very sunny Wrexham North Wales. Near GRESFORD! Email : PHILIP@pbulkeley.freeserve.co.uk Web Site : www.pbulkeley.freeserve.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: Bronwyn Zrna To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: 30 April 2000 04:46 Subject: BIRCH, ELLIS - W
2. Re: Census [1]
>Hello Dick,John and all, > Is TRYSGLWYN a village?. My great >grand father had relatives called Hughes. He is recorded here in North East >England as having a child that could have been born in a village in Wales >that phonetically could have been TRYSGLWYN. His details are Evan Powell >born around 1843, His wife was Elizabeth (possibly HUGHES or Davies/Davis) >born around 1849 to 1851. A daughter Margaret born 1872. Another >Daughter Elizabeth A born 1876. In one
3. Hugh's explanation [1]
Hugh, You were lucky to HAVE a Welsh teacher and it seems to me she taught you well. If any of us manage to get our heads around your explanation we shall be well on our way to fluency! Mary
4. Penygelli Farm [1]
I just got the index to the 1861 Census to Newtown and I found one entry that really makes me curious. Can anyone look up who is living at Penygelli farm that is just outside of Newtown. Thanks in advance, Michael Kinsey, Toronto
5. Dwygyfylchi, Penmaenmawr & Gyffin [1]
Hi all, I must unsubscribe from the list for a few weeks to finish a project before deadline. I will miss you all! If anyone has any connections to my families, please email me directly. If I can help in any way, please let me know. THOMAS WRIGHT b abt 1797 Weston, Cheshire, England, son of WILLIAM WRIGHT, shipwright. d 20 Aug 1881, North View, Dwygyfylchi, Caernarvon, Wales. m 4 Dec 1838 ANN OWEN, in the Parish of (looks like) Gyffin, Caernarvon, Wales, by WILLIAM WILLIAMS, curator, Dwygyfylchi. In
6. Trevor G Jones Reunion Pages. [1]
Dear Trevor G Jones. I've only seen the last few pages of your translations - I wonder if the book you have translated has any mention of my Great Uncle - his name was Richard Rowlands(from Pentraeth, Anglesey) who arrived in Patagonia aboard the 'Orita' about 1907. He settled in Dyffryn Camway and in 1910 he married Mary Ellen Jones daughter of Owen Cox Jones and Lucy Paynter. They had one daughter named Maglona. Richard took an active part in Eisteddfodau (under the bardic name of Glan Eifion) and Chapel
7. Re: Owen Roberts [1]
Hello Yvonne & thank you so much for your time & trouble, >From: "Yvonne Edwards" >Subject: Re: Owen Roberts >Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 20:19:40 +0100 >Had a look at the 1851 Llanrwst Census for a 4 year old >Owen Roberts and came up with the following:- >Owen ROBERTS HD 45 Farm Servant Born Llandygai/Capel Curig >Margret WF 47 Llanrwst >Jane DA 09 " >John SO 06
8. Montgomeryshire Enquiries, etc. [1]
Re: Alberbury Parish Dear Robert Gee, Lincoln, NB, Canada When researching, please remember that Alberbury is not wholly in Shropshire. The townships of Bausley, Criggion, Uppington and Middletown in that parish were and are in Montgomeryshire. You may have another Welsh line. Re: Machynlleth - Garshon Gas Works Dear David Jeffrey Williams As you rightly observe, Garshon is Gariswn (Garrison). This was an area of Machynlleth which historians take to have been an ancient place of muster. It was built on
9. Re: POWYS-D Digest V00 #335 [1]
Hugh you must be provocative..there's two sorts of "TANS" one has a circumflex over it and refers to fire (you see it on fire stations and fire appliances, pronounced TAIN I think) the other does not have a circumflex and means below or under. I must confess I do not know what groes is! Someone will tell us - I can't find it in the dictionary. Re Siani's remark about clogs etc. most interesting and it reminded me of the London term probably elsewhere also, Pattens. I think there is a Worshipful Company of ?
10. Re: use of "alias" [1]
>From: "Bryn Ellis" >Subject: Re: use of "alias" >Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 10:29:17 +0100 >X-Mailing-List: archive/latest/11743 >FindTrees@aol.com wrote: >>If a burial record for the Church of Wales describes the >>deceased as "Mary Williams alias Edwards," was she >>born a Williams or born an Edwards? >In the traditional Welsh naming system a woman kept her 'family' name >[the word surname is not appropriate in the Welsh system] throu
11. In Memoriams - as a potential resource [1]
Dear All, I apologise for the cross-postings; I intend this as a 'broadcast' to solicit as many responses as possible. I have recently received a photocopy of a newspaper BMD page (NY Times, 1930) showing the death of a relative. Included in the copy were some of the 'In Memoriam's and three were for the same person (who had died four years previously) and it suddenly struck me that they gave insights into surviving relatives, their names & relationships, viz.: I. "Beloved sister & aunt. Walter, Margaret
12. Re: who are Guil and Rice? [1]
I have always thought that Rice was a form of Rees or Rhys. Gayle Thorpe Baar, Irving, Texas
13. Re: GRIFFITH'S History of Families [1]
In a message dated 5/20/00 8:19:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time, WTJ831509@aol.com writes: << Have found Cae Awr for you >> That's wonderful, Bill. Thank you so much. I'll look it up. Mary
14. Richards of Berriew/Welshpool Montgomeryshire [1]
Trying to find where an Edward Richards and a William Richards lived. Where were they for the 1891 census? Anyone know anything about either of them. Thanks, Peter.
15. Tanybryn [1]
And there was me thinking tan meant fire ? Seem to remember auntie shouting "duwch ! Ar y tan !" which at that time in my tender years I took to mean chuck it on the fire. See how wrong one can be ? All this time she must have meant shove it below. Below what ? Then there was the street my gparents lived in PT, Tanygroes St, fire in the groes. What on earth is a groes ? Or below the groes. I can tell you now there wasn't any groes, nowhere, on fire or below. Possibly the word was derived from medi
16. Re: POWYS-D Digest V00 #268 [1]
Hi Glenda: Researching Parry -- Caernavon Williams / Parry -- Holyhead ----- Original Message ----- From: Glenda R. Wilson To: Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 4:34 AM Subject: Re: POWYS-D Digest V00 #268 > Hi, > > Is any one doing research on: > > (Updated 01 MAY 2000) > > DAVIDS/DAVIES/DAVIS/DEDWYDD/ > EVAN/EVANS/EVEN/ > GRIFFITH/JONES/HUMPHREYS/ > MORRIS/OWEN/PARRY/THOMAS/WILLIAMS/ > > BELLINGER/BOUDT/BOUWKERS/ > CANIFF/CANNIFF/
17. Re: Montgomeryshire Enquiries DAVIES / POULSON [1]
Dear Mr. Peate, I just wanted to thank you for the time you spent doing the census lookup I asked for. The Poulsons were the family I was looking for.Now I will keep at it for the Davies. You provide an invaluable service that is greatly appreciated. Thanks again. Debbie Parsons bebbie@budget.net ----- Original Message ----- From: David Peate To: Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 3:57 AM Subject: Montgomeryshire Enquiries > Re: BOUND in Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire > De
18. Available CD,s ? [1]
Hi all I expect this has been asked many times, BUT can someone let me have a comprehensive list of CD's that are available in this country,of census's, I do now posses the 1881 census also the vital records Index British Isles. Also is it possible obtain Electoral Rolls listings, trade people seem to have no trouble getting hold of these listings, but I come up against a brick wall when enquiring. And may I take this opportunity to thank all of those who have taken time to help me look for my lost rela
19. Re: Anglesey - Parry and Christian Joneses [1]
Hi Gwyneth, OPINION 1. Don't know 2. Remember that nonconformist religions tended to have CHAPELS while orthodox religions like Church of England and Roman Catholic had CHURCHES. So the local church, if there was one, would be unlikely to have records of any Baptist minister; I say UNLIKELY becaise there were occasionally Baptist places of worship referred to as churches. Also remember that the "Church of England" and the "Church (of England) in Wales" as run as two separate organisations. For inform
20. ??? Re: Llanbryn-mair, Montgomeryshire ??? [1]
In a message dated 5/18/00 9:18:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time, leselaine@hotmail.com writes: << Searching information regarding to EVANS, Evans b. Jan. 2, 1786, Llanbryn-mair, Montgomeryshire; m. to Gwen Humphrey, b.1790. Children: Ann, b.1817, Margaret, b. 1815; Elizabeth, b. 1824; Richard, b.1827, Evan, b. 1830; and Jane, 1831. Evan (snr) d.1880, Llanbryn-mair. HUGHES, John, b. ca. 1800 of Cwmcarnedd-uchaf, Llanbryn-mair, Montgomeryshire, brother of Richard, Ezekiel (emigrated 1770 to USA), and W
21. Re: POWYS-D Digest V00 #324 [1]
Thanks, David, for this new bit of information. It's interesting. The John Williams I wrote about in the earlier message emigrated to the States and settled in this Slate Valley. Janice http://www.rootsweb.com/~vtwags/SlateValleyHistory/ -----Original Message----- From: David J. Williams To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, May 26, 2000 4:22 PM Subject: Re: POWYS-D Digest V00 #324 >The Band of Hope was a term used for a children's service of worship h
22. Re: Kinseys in (almost) Canada: Seattle WA [1]
Ronald Kinsey of Seattle WA I do not know these people directly, though I have spoken with them on the phone. They are relatives of some of my 'family' in Bala (W J & Marged Ll Jones) ... and there are Patagonian connections. W J's mother was born in Patagonia, and I think these Kinseys are related that way somehow. If these might be of interest, write privately and I will send you the particulars (as of several years ago, anyway). SianiPowys
23. Re: D & H Vessel [1]
Then perhaps the "D & H Vessel" was the boat that went down the waterway from Windor. I thought it was an odd name for a ship going from Liverpool, but you never can tell. Betty On 31 May 00 00:04:44 -0400 hippy@to.org (Lesley-Dee Dylan) writes: > > Subject: Re: D & H Vessel > > From: "Betty A. Pace" > > > My guess would be that it is the vessel he was on from Liverpool to > > Windsor ,Canada. I am not certain, but I don't think you can sail > > from > > Windsor to Detroit (which is s
24. Re: Meifod - Jones/Bebb/Millward [1]
Greetings, I was interested in David Peate response to Maldwyn Jones about the Jones and Millward Edwards. My GG grandmother Sarah Bebb, born about 25 Sep 1823 in Meifod. Sarah was the daughter of John Bebb and Elizabeth Evans. At some point Sarah married David Jones who was born 1818--probably in Guilsford. I don't know whether they were married when they immigrated to Ohio. David drowned in Cincinnati on 21 Sep 1867. My G grandmother Margaret Ann Jones was born in 1847 and married Frank Mill
25. Marriage License [1]
Hi, Could someone kindly tell me how to aquire a marriage certificate for PROSSER WILLIAMS who married ANN EVANS on April 02, 1831 in LLANGYNIDR, Brecon, Wales. These people are my g. grandparents and I would dearly love to obtain this certificate. Thank you very much Virginia Williams Kelly
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