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1. David William Lewis, Talgarth, Powys born 1868 [1]
I am trying to trace my great grandfather David William Lewis (b 1868, Tregarth, probably Talgarth, Breconshire) who married Mary Ann Davies (b.1869,Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil). They are on the Merthyr census 1891 at Llewellyn Street Dowlais) My mother believes that David William Lewis had a brother Frederick who married a Ruth (maiden name unknown). Both David and Frederick were in Merthyr, probably by 1891. (David Was) Maybe David William and Frederick Lewis are shown on 1871 census at Talgarth. Has anyone
2. 1851 Census Lookup - Carno [1]
Hello List if anyone has the 1851 census cd for Montgomeryshire, please could they look for Thomas HUGHES - a farmer from Carno Parish - unfortunately I have no age for him and possibly his daughter Anne ROBERTS - according to her MI Anne was born about 1803 so would be about 48 in 1851. (I've just received a copy of Anne's marriage certificate so I could confirm her maiden name. Unfortunately she was not with her husband Richard Roberts and family at the time of the 1851 census, but I have found them t
3. Re: Months [1]
Thanks Mike. Rod ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike & Ronica Hall" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 12:07 AM Subject: Re: Months > Hi Rod > > There are some translations of words used in memorial inscriptions > in an article published in 'Cronicl Powys' issue 35 at: > > http://www.kc3ltd.co.uk/~micronic/crext.htm > > > Mike Hall > Webmaster > Powys FHS > Erwood > Powys. > > Email: > micronic@hallmark.kc3ltd.co.uk > Powys FHS Web Si
4. Temporary Absence [1]
Dear Lists, Just a note to say I'll be out of town from Oct. 11 through 21, in case anyone tries to reach me via the lists or the Lookup Exchange pages. Best regards, Julie Preston juliepreston@ameritech.net
5. Re: Bryn Teg, Phayader [1]
>After a long search, I have finally located the death of our Maria WATKINS >in 1932. Her death certificate lists her death at Bryn Teg, Rhayader. Does >anyone know where Rhayader is? Or any info about the dwelling Bryn Teg? I am >assuming this is a dwelling. > >Thank you. > >Joyce Watkins Rowley >Baltimore, Maryland USA Here are two addresses from the Postal Address File (PAF). There may be other dwellings called Bryn Teg which are not listed. Brynteg, East St, RHAYADER. LD6 5EA Brynteg, Pant Y Dwr, RHA
6. Re: FYI Tracing Your Ancestors in England & Wales (book) [1]
Thanks, will try that. Florence >From: SianiPowys@aol.com >Reply-To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com >To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: FYI Tracing Your Ancestors in England & Wales (book) >Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001 19:52:47 EDT > > >In a message dated 2001/10/14 5:35:27 PM, bookwormhcs@hotmail.com writes: > ><< I tried the URL and it wouldn't go through. Any ideas? Sounds like a >great >buy. >Florence >> > >I should have pasted less data .... go to the eBay site (www.ebay.com), >then >enter the followng item nu
7. Register Interest - Jerman/Llanidloes [1]
Hi everyone, After lurking around here for a while and having had a good look through the archives, I feel I should introduce myself as having recently become interested in the Jerman (sometimes Jarman) family of Llanidloes. My great-grandfather was Edward Jerman (1873-1943) married to Sarah Ann Ingram (c1873-1933). They had six children, one of whom is still alive. My grandmother was Enid Jerman, married to JW Jones, who some people might remember as he was quite well known around Llanidloes. I am int
8. PRICE- GLASCWM [1]
Hello! My first posting on this List........ My great grandfather was Charles PRICE bap. 25.7.1856 in Pembridge, Herefordshire. On his baptism entry it says he is the son of Thomas and Mary PRICE and I also have his birth cert. which confirms his father as Thomas PRICE and mother Mary WILLIAMS. They are living at The Forge, Pembridge. Charles had an older brother George, born Pembridge l856 and two younger brothers, Thomas born l858 Pembridge and Samuel born l86l Brilley. I believe I have found Thomas
9. Powys FHS AGM [1]
Powys FHS Annual General Meeting will be held this Saturday (6 October) at Coleg Powys, Llandrindod Wells from 10am. In the afternoon there will be a lecture. o Powys FHS resources will be available for research o Various indexes and databases on computer o Publications for sale relating to Breconshire, Montgomeryshire and Radnorshire o All who can get there are welcome - some travel from over 300 miles away just to be there, not to mention overseas visitors o It's a really enjoyable da
10. Re: St Bride's - Cwmdeuddwr [1]
Dear Joanne The entry for St Bride's Cwmdeuddwr in Mike Salter's book "The old Parish Churches of Mid-Wales" is very brief. It reads: The stoup in the porch with three heads may be early Norman. The church was entirely rebuilt in 1778, and again by Kempson in 1866. That's all. Best regards, Ruth
11. RE: Wills and their relevance [1]
11. I did the search and typed in Humphreys and when I got the search results I went to #161 17May 1696 Wm s/o Wm & Mary Morgan http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~monfamilies/Llanover Baps-1696-1812.htm Llanover Baptisms 1696 - 1812. Surname index 1 17May 1696 Wm s/o Wm & Mary Morgan 2 27Sep " Elizth d/o ... ... s/o thos & jane humphreys 622 8jan 1803 edmund s/o wm & cath dav ... , and when I clicked on it, it said it did not exist. Any suggestions? Jacqueline Humphreys Slagle -----Original Message--
12. Re: NEW SURNAMES COME TO LIGHT [1]
In a message dated 10/27/01 4:27:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, ormefam@xtra.co.nz writes: > Justine > > > While you are researching Davies, I am interested in learning about Thos Davies who witnessed the marriage of my 2 x great grandparents, Mary Evans and John Lewis, at Llanwrin Parish in 1828. If you come across him, I would love to hear what you learn. Roberta
13. Re: POWYS-D Digest V01 #383 [1]
unsubscribe Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 10:46 PM Subject: POWYS-D Digest V01 #383
14. RE: Trevor Uchaf & Llangollen [1]
Good day from Zagreb Ref 'Look-up' for JONES',Evan of Cilarddu, Maesmynis." Hi Edwin Are some of these your Jones line. 1851 UK census - Brecon JONES David s, u, 17 tailors app'tice, BRE Maesmynis, Glan Dwr, JONES Elizabeth w, m, 39 , BRE Maesmynis, Glan Dwr, JONES Evan h, m, 38 farmer 62 acres, BRE Maesmynis, Cillarddy, JONES Evan s, , 2 , BRE Maesmynis, Cillarddy, JONES Jane w, m, 32 , BRE Maesmynis, Cillarddy, JONES John s, , 12 scholar, BRE Maesmynis, Glan Dwr, JONES Mary d, , 4 , BRE Maesm
15. Re: 1851 Census Lookup - Carno [1]
Caroline, I have looked in the 1851 for Carno and found only two Thomas Hughes, neither the right age. One was a farmer aged 51 - too young to be Anne's father. This is him and he is the oldest Thomas Hughes in the area. HUGHES Thomas h w 51 Fmr 180a Emp 4 lab.MGY Llanbrynmair Hendre /f384/p5 Nor could I find any Anne or Richard Roberts that would fit. I have ONLY looked at Newtown 1 which includes Carno so far, so if you want a wider search could you tell me whereabouts? Be
16. Surname and site update [1]
Hi Listers, I've just upgraded my site and invite you to have a look for any possible connections. Go to http://homepage.mac.com/venitar and click on "My Ancestors." You will find other links there for pedigree charts, ancestral family information, and a few personal histories. The pedigree charts and ancestral family information have been revised and upgraded to include results of my latest research. There are also several more individual photos that weren't there before. Please drop in and see where we
17. Re: NEW SURNAMES COME TO LIGHT [1]
Hi again, just looking through some old scribbles and found: Llansanffraid Monumental Inscriptions No.124 elizabeth dau of Thomas Peate Melyniog? and widow of Samuel Morgan. No date. cheers Jsutine Graham Price wrote: > At 07:23 PM 27/10/01, STAN AND JUSTINE ORME wrote: > >Hi All, > > > >and does the surname BRENTNALL mean anything to anyone. > > > >cheers > > > >Justine > > Yes, Justine, it certainly does. Elizabeth Brentnall (probably of > Alberbury, haven't researched that part yet) married my great
18. Builth, Crickhowell, Llanelly [1]
Hi List, I have the above places in my family in Breconshire and am wondering if SKS would give me some idea if these places are towns, villages or what ever? The information I have about my grandfather William Powell says he was born at Hafod-y-Pwll, Llanelli, Breconshire, Wales, May 11, 1834. He received limited instruction at Bwilth, Breconshire. In the 1841 Llanelly, BRE Census: Enumeration District No. 10 Thomas Powell 50 Collier Born in County Martha " 50 " Margaret "
19. Re: Montgomeryshire Enquiries [1]
Can you please tell me the first names of the Edwards in the records you have? I have Edwards family from those dates (William and Mary) They had two sons that I know of William born 1805 and John born 1810 Thanks Yvonne Shakeshaft >From: "Peter Lonsdale" (by way of Malcolm Bebb >) >Reply-To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com >To: POWYS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Montgomeryshire Enquiries >Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 18:20:43 +0100 > >Dear David > >Further to so
20. Re: Ceri (Montgomery) registers on IGI [1]
Hello Jo, thanks for that. As you say, records from that batch ARE available to view online, but the CORBETTs I had found on the fiche don't appear to be included. Very strange. I had found a Thomas bpt 12 Oct 1806 to a Peter and Elizabeth CORBETT at Kerry; guessing that a first born male might be given his fathers name I also found Peter bpt 19 Apr 1793 to a Peter and Elizabeth, also at Kerry. The batch number for these entries was C049491 (1620 - 1812). I'm copying this to the list for info. Anyon
21. Re: Register Interest - Jerman/Llanidloes [1]
Hi Gareth, I've neglected my mail lately, and apologise for a tardy reply. I remember your family very well, that is the Jerman side. I knew J.W. very well; he taught me in Llani primary school, and very many years later we served together on the Borough Council. Your grandmother Enid's family were prominent Baptists as you probably know, and Edward ran the Sunday School Savings Club for very many years. Ivor, Ewart, and Russell worked in the Foundry, and Russell was there until it closed i
22. Re: Links - images and postcodes [1]
Hi Len Glad the links were of use. Perhaps someone else has found a good way of searching for the history of a farm??? Thankfully we're pretty clear of Foot and Mouth in Devon, but I know they still have it in Powys, so to the locals out there - we hope you can overcome this disease quickly and the sheep and cows stay on the hills for centuries to come. Ann Devon England ----- Original Message ----- From: "Len Moxon" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 12:54 PM
23. John WILLIAMS, Llanfrothen MER to London [1]
Dear Nancy, This is a bit out of my area, but will attempt to help you anyway. It seems that Peniarth Uchaf and Llanfrothen may be two different places in your family's history. This is a map where I searched Peniarth Uchaf, and the home that I found there: http://www.wolsey-lodges.co.uk/d20map.html http://www.europetraditions.com/england/int/320.html This may or may not be your Peniarth Uchaf: Title Deeds and documents of Bylchau, Denbigh county, Peniarth, Merioneth county and Bangor, Caernarvon cou
24. Re: Wills and their relevance [1]
At 12:14 AM 26/10/01, Mary Huhman wrote: >Hello Graham, >I I am wondering if it is a >typo for the age (53) for Elizabeth in the 1841 Census? If not, doesn't 53 >years of age seem a bit old to have bore a 5 & 3 year old child? >Just a thought. >Mary Davies Huhman Caught out! Yes, Mary, my fingers are not as nimble as they used to be, eh or the brain! Back to front. She was 35. Thanks for pointing that out. Have a lovely day Graham
25. Humphrey GRIFFITHS [1]
Dear possible cousin, Thanks for your reply. Humphrey GRIFFITHS has been causing me a problem. I cannot find a link from him to my Edward Griffiths (1715-1793 of Keel, Meifod) although I might have found a link to his brother RICHARD. I know that you have researched in this area and I really would appreciate your help. Richard Griffiths (of Rhandregynwen d1587/8) Richard Griffiths The Recorder (brother of Humphrey) Richard Griffiths The Attorney -----------------------Not Sure----------------- Edward
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