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1. [WALES-GEN] Website updated with transcriptions,look-ups,photos,documents,links,names etc. [1]
Hello list, I've updated my website with not only my own family information, but also some data that I've put together to hopefully help others. Here's what you'll find. 1. Of course my family info with copies of documents such as those that I found at the National Archives in DC in my great great grandfather Louis KIRCHER's (born in Weinsberg, Wurttemberg) Civil War Pension files. Included in those papers are sworn statements made by friends to aid in the pension eligibility research. 2. I
2. [WALES-GEN] John Stephens [1]
Hi List. I am trying to find out where my GGrandfather John Stephens came from in Wales. John Stephens was b. in 1851, he married Elizabeth Pettiway, b. 1859. The children I know of are John P. son b. 1886 and a dau. Mary b. 1881. I would be greatful for any information. My Grandfather John P. came to the United States when he was 7 yrs old. Would be greatful for any and all information on this family in Wales. Thank You Ted Myers __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now onl
3. [WALES-GEN] THORNTON [1]
Hi List! I am wondering if someone could tell me who married Francis THORNTON, in 1881 in the district of Neath, Glamorgan, Wales? Was this his first marriage? How can one tell? I believe he was the Welsh Mariner, Francis THORNTON, born 1856 in the area of Neath Abbey. Seen below in the 1861 Census with his father and mother, Thomas and Ann HOPKINS THORNTON is a Francis THORNTON, born in 1856 at Neath Abbey: 1861 CENSUS OF NEATH ABBEY: THORNTON THOMAS [1] HD M 35 FURNACEMAN IN FORGE LAN NEAR OLDHAM (c
4. [WALES-GEN] 1851 census lookup please [1]
I am researching Lewis Williams - born 1819 Bedwellty, Monmouth Wales and most likely married by 1851. I am presuming he would also be living in the same place as he died 1883 there. I would like to know his wife and family details from the search if possible. Thanks. Steve and Sandy Snow
5. [WALES-GEN] Request lookup please 1891 census for Mary Ann TOURNOFF [1]
Hello, I wonder if anyone has access to the 1891 census for Wales could I please beg a lookup for my elusive Mary Ann TOURNOFF and her son Charles. Mary Ann TOURNOFF formerly ROWLES would be 33 years old born Sharnford, Leicestershire and son Charles would be age 3 born Seacombe, Birkenhead. I have not been able to find them at all on the 1891 census for Birkenhead, although her other three daughters were there, albeit scattered amongst relatives. I am hoping she is with relatives in Wales. I am
6. [WALES-GEN] new email address [1]
debbiecallison@netzero.com
7. [WALES-GEN] THOMAS WILLIAM DAVIES [1]
Hello A recent message exchange that appeared in another Welch list, triggers me to once again make a plea to anybody who might have a missing Thomas William Davies in their family tree. I'm still searching for my GGrandfather of this name said to be born in Wales in 1824 and who first appears in Canada in September 1852 being married to a local girl in a Wesleyan Methodist ceremony in Wallaceburg, Ontario [then Canada West] County of Kent. Here is my Thomas William's children, all Canadian born beginning
8. Re: [WALES-GEN] Jane Orchard FAULL [1]
On 31 May 2003 at 12:23, Dottie wrote: > I am looking for the parents of Jane Orchard Faull who married Richard Moore. I checked their marriage date recently and they were married in Swansea, Wales as you will see as you scroll down this email.. > > Any help will be much appreciated. > Dottie in Calif. > Descendants of Jane Orchard Faull > > > Hi Dottie, There was a FAULL family in Morriston (about 8 miles north of Swansea) They were steel stockholders, located, as I remember, on Sway Road opposite
9. [WALES-GEN] Nancy SAFEWRIGHT [1]
Hello List, I am new to this list and would like to know if anyone has a Nancy Safewright in their family tree. All I know is that she was born in England, however, I do not have a county or town for her. Please look at the family chart I am pasting on and see if anyone can attach to it. Thank you very much for reading my email. Dottie in Calif. Descendants of Nancy Safewright 1 Nancy Safewright b: in England . +William Williams b: 1758 in Pennsylvania d: 1838 in Grayson County, VA. m: 1780 in Virgin
10. [WALES-GEN] census help help needed:evanJenkins 1851 [1]
Hello All, could someone please help me find a Evan Jenkins b. 1845 in {we think?} Llanbadamfawr,Cardigan ,Wls in the 1851 census, father was Thomas {not 100% sure of this}. Thank you for your time. R.J.
11. Re: [WALES-GEN] 1851 census look up please [1]
Hello Margaret, Thank you very much for the information on the 1851 census. That is interesting about him having another wife I guess it is possible. Do you happen to have access to the 1841 Kent census. If not I will try and find out. Thank you again. Kind Regards Lori ----- Original Message ----- From: Margaret Harvey To: wales-gen@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 4:27 PM Subject: Re: [WALES-GEN] 1851 censu
12. Re: [WALES-GEN] 1851 census look up please [1]
Hi Lori, The following information is from a CDRom issued by the Powys FHS. I am wondering if Henry was a widower when he married Amy as she is quite a bit younger than he is and there is a gap of five years between the eldest son and daughter. He appears to have moved around a lot as all the children were born in different places. I have found a death on the Free BMD website during the Sept. 1842 qtr for a Mary Anne Freame at Clerkenwell, Middlesex and wonder if that could be his first wife if h
13. [WALES-GEN] 1851 census look up please [1]
Hello List, Would someone be kind enough to look at the 1851 for HENRY GEORGE FREAME born about 1807 and I think he was from Breconshire. I am looking for his family members and where he was born. I also think that he is on the 1841 census in Kent, England as I could not find him in Wales. He moved to Australia in 1853. Thank you. Kindest Regards Lori Adkins
14. [WALES-GEN] Fw: Jillian Hart reCharles Widmer Bedell born Canada 1902 [1]
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: CONNIE MCCARTY To: WALES-GEN@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 1:52:04 PM Subject: [WALES-GEN] Jillian Hart reCharles Widmer Bedell born Canada 1902 Hi I am looking for Jillian Hart in Wales concerning a connection with Wid Bedell.He was overseas during the 2 world war. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Connie ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WALES-GEN-request@rootsweb.com wit
15. [WALES-GEN] HARRIES/HARRIS/HARRISS [1]
Hi, If you are a HARRIES/HARRIS/HARRISS, you, or your relatives, may be interested in the following research. There is a project which is studying the DNA of HARRISes (and all variants) around the world at:- http://www.harrisdna.org/ It also has an entry on Wikipedia at:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HARRIS_Surname_DNA_Project Its aim is to give genealogy researchers direction in finding their origin, which is often difficult with a common surname such as HARRIES/HARRIS/HARRISS. Note that before 180
16. [WALES-GEN] Paddock/ick [1]
Hi all, I have just joined the list and am looking to correspond with anyone with an interest in the PADDOCK / PADDICK surname. In particular a Thomas Paddock who married Jane ? from Wales. Chris.
17. [WALES-GEN] Welsh Emegration 1865 to South America [1]
I do not recall which subscriber posted a message about Patagonia or which Wales Shire list it was posted to, but I just received an email from a lady who lives in Patagonia who has a lot of historical information.....and links to more.....about the 120 Welsh people who settled in Patagonia in 1865 and started several towns there. Patagonia was named after Magellan era natives who averaged 6 ft 10 inches in height and were written about by members of Magellan's crew who met these big men in 1520. He
18. [WALES-GEN] LEWIS in Wales and England [1]
Hi Kathy, I'd just like to make a comment that I'm glad to see a LEWIS query. I've been researching my LEWIS great-grandparents for about 5 years, and I've been tracing them back to a William LEWIS b~1800 in Shropshire, England. And, I've heard there were LEWIS families in Shropshire in the 1700's. I don't know who William's parents are or where they came from. I've been told that LEWIS is a very common name in Wales and England, but I very rarely see a query about the name. Betty (near
19. [WALES-GEN] Fw: [LOEW] Fw: Temporary closure: West Glamorgan Archive Service [1]
See the notice below. The September meeting of Glamorgan Family History Society Swansea Branch on Monday 11th September 6.30pm for 7pm at County Hall will consist of the branch AGM, followed by a tour of the new West Glamorgan Archives led by County Archivist Kim Collis. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wendy Archer" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 10:21 AM Subject: [LOEW] Fw: Temporary closure: West Glamorgan Archive Service > Temporary c
20. [WALES-GEN] Job Lewis [1]
I am looking for information on Job Lewis, born in 1842 in Wales. I am trying to find the names of his parents. I am also trying to locate where he lived in Wales. He came to the United States about 1863. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Don't let your dream ride pass you by. Make it a reality with Yahoo! Autos. http://autos.yahoo.com/index.html
21. Re: [WALES-GEN] LEWIS in Wales and England [1]
Hi Betty, I am also a Lewis descendant however mine were originally from Breconshire in Mid Wales. I can confirm that the surname was very common and in 1881 there were 37,047 of that name living in Wales and in Shropshire there were 2,143 out of a population of 252,462. I note that in 1881 there were 17 people living in Cheshire with the surname Throughton and they all lived in the northern part of the county which surprised me as north Shropshire shares a border with south Cheshire and I was looking fo
22. Re: [WALES-GEN] Job Lewis [1]
>From www.freebmd.org.uk/ it appears that there were four people called Job Lewis born between 1840 and 1844, three of them in Wales. There may be a few others if the index page was unreadable and it might be necessary to search for John LEWIS and when you find the page for each quarter go back to see if any Job LEWIS was registered in that quarter but not recognised. In December quarter 1841 a Job Lewis birth was registered in Llanfyllin district. He may be the 9-year-old servant on a farm in Brithdi
23. [WALES-GEN] DOWNS early 1800s [1]
Hello. I do not know much about this line so I apologize for the really vague and sketch info I have. What we do have is that our Downs line came from Wales originally. Willis Joseph Downs sometimes went by Joseph Willis Downs (and J, Willis, Joseph W. ) was born 1813 in Connecticut. He moved to NY and married an Angeline Benedict. We believe his father may have been E. Downs and his mothers name was Betsey. He probably had a sister namesd Sarah born around 1819 in Connecticut but moved to NY and marr
24. [WALES-GEN] Re surname AMBROSE etc [1]
Hello Wales List, This is my first posting to this list. I have Ivor Arscott AMBROSE born c 1892 ? where. Ship's broker/manager. Father's name:- David Robert AMBROSE(ironmonger) In 1914 at Sussex Ivor married Laura Katherine CHAPMAN. His residence at the time of marriage was 126 Richmond Rd, Cardiff. Ivor and Laura had two sons:- Geoffrey AMBROSE born 1916 Cardiff. Richard AMBROSE born 1919 Bella Vista Glanmor Road, Swansea. If anyone has connections here or can tell me any more about Richmond Road, Car
25. [WALES-GEN] Research in General [1]
To Subscribers Monmouthshire Records on my Website http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~monfamilies/myfamily.htm Mike John
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