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1. Re: [WALES-GEN] Virus [1]
On 6 Sep 2003 at 18:37, annemunnerley wrote: Hi Anne See: http://vmyths.com/hoax.cfm?id=275&page=3 for details of this particular hoax and how to restore anything you may have deleted. The following site also contains details of the various virus hoaxes doing the rounds at present: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ Cheers Peter
2. [WALES-GEN] Translating Death Certificate in Glamorgan [1]
I have a Death Certificate dated 1895. Registration District Bridgend - sub district Cowbridge in the County of Glamorgan. The address of death is very difficuly to read but looks like Club Row, Pilerstone, and even more difficult to read Llanbarau. Could someone kindly give me the correct spelling and details. Thanks
3. [WALES-GEN] Virus [1]
Hi Everybody I was given a printed copy of this email and found the virus on my C Drive. You are all in my address book so please check your computers. "I just found out I received a virus that automatically is passed through email address books. Since you are in my address book, you will probably find it in your computer too. The virus [called jdbg.exe] is not detected by Norton or McAfee Anti-Virus systems. The virus sits quietly for 14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by
4. [WALES-GEN] Information about Coleman [1]
My mother is a Coleman, she and her many cousins all say the Coleman family came from Wales. I have no way to know what the spelling of Coleman name might have been in Wales.. I have my line to Jordan Coleman b. abt. 1770 VA. USA and his wife Nancy Anderson b. abt.1784 NC. USA they married 1809 Rutherford CO TN. Surnames I am also working on in this family are Bird/Byrd, Boone, Southall and Grigsby. I have wondered if the connection could have been a wife? Also the name Quay is a common middle name for
5. [WALES-GEN] Davies/Davis surname [1]
Greetings Listmates: I am researching my 7th g-grandfather, William Davies (Davis), born about 1640 in Llanstephen, Radnor Co, South Wales (or Llanstephan, County Radnor, Glamorgonshire, Wales). Searching for his parents, siblings, spouse, and children. His son (my 6th g-grandfather), William Davis, immigrated to Pennsylvania, USA in 1684. LuAna Drake Craig
6. [WALES-GEN] LEWIS and CORKILL, 1840 to 1870 (G-g-gp's) [1]
Hello, I have two sets of great-great-grandparents who ended up living in Liverpool, England, but I can't find out where they were living while they were having their children: Evan and Elizabeth (QUAYLE??) CORKILL (b~1827) married 1852, Liverpool, England probably lived on the Isle of Man at the time or possibly .. Wales or someplace else. John and Isabella (HUGHES) LEWIS (b~1820 ?) married 1841, Liverpool, England probably lived ..someplace else at the time. I am told by the people on the L
7. Re: [WALES-GEN] question [1]
Hello Tonya, I read your message on the Wales Gen list so it is being received. at least in the UK. I can't think why you are not able to read the list You can check if you are still registered at http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ and if necessary rejoin, . I am also copying this to the list so you can tell if things are working now. Cheers Peter. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tonya Lebo" To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 8:05 AM Subject: [
8. [WALES-GEN] Looking for LANYON [1]
Looking for descendants of Henry LANYON. Henry was born 1851 Callington, Cornwall married Thomasine ? also born 1852 Cornwall. Children Beatrice A Lanyon 1881 John Lanyon 1883 David Lanyon 1884 Albert Lanyon 1887 Harry Lanyon 1888 all born Glamorgan, Llantrisant, Wales. This information has been extracted from 1881 and 1901 census. Thanks for any help. Lorraine New Zealand
9. Re: [WALES-GEN] Whitchurch War Hospital [1]
Hello Lois , and welcome to the list, from looking at Google and other search engines it seems that The Welsh Metropolitan War Hospital was in peacetime the Cardiff City Asylum. see http://www.1914-1918.net/hospitals_uk.htm I cannot find any information about it on the web but you may be more sucesssful. There is a website called the Rossbret Asylums Website at http://www.institutions.org.uk/asylums/ but it does not appear to cover Cardiff at the moment but it might be worth checking in the future as
10. [WALES-GEN] Lipsett [1]
Looking for Lipsett 1800- appreciate any help Thanks Tonya
11. [WALES-GEN] William Powell m Esther Davis [1]
I am researching the Powell Family. THOMAS GODFREY POWELL born abt 1859 parents WILLIAM & ESTHER POWELL nee Davis. Thomas came to New Zealand and married here to Alice Painton who came from Berkshire, England. Any information appreciated. Lorraine Anderton New Zealand.
12. [WALES-GEN] New to this list ! [1]
Hello everyone, I'm new to this list and I could really use your help . My interests are.. that dreaded "Jones" family. Sorry !! In the 1851 census -- Parish and Village of Llanfechan, Montgomeryshire.. I found -my GGG.. Grandfather David Jones born in 1792. The census told me he was 60 years old at the time ... and a "VICUALLER" at the Talbot Inn. in Guilsfield. I would like to know more about this "Talbot Inn.. and if anyone knows where I can get a picture of the place.. I would really appreciate th
13. Re: [WALES-GEN] New to this list ! [1]
Hello Margie, There is a picture of a Talbot Inn on this site http://www.travelpublishing.co.uk/HiddenPlacesWales/NorthPowys/wal10831.htm but it's in Welshpool which is a town near to Guilsfield.(by my map about 2 or 3 miles) but it certainly seems old enough . Cheers Peter. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margie Page" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 9:52 PM Subject: [WALES-GEN] New to this list ! > Hello everyone, > I'm new to this list an
14. [WALES-GEN] Whitchurch War Hospital [1]
Hello all I have just joined the list and hope that I am on the correct on for the question I have. My great uncle was wounded in WW1 and sent to Welsh Metropolitan War Hospital in Cardiff. I wondered if there was a web site that would give any information or perhaps a photo of the hospital? Thanks in advance. Lois see my research names at http://www.wags.org.au/mid/6454.htm
15. [WALES-GEN] RE: Whitchurch Hospital [1]
Hello listers I would like to thank Peter and Jean for their help on my query regarding Whitchurch Hospital in WW1. If anyone has an interest in WW1 and injuries to family members, Peter gave a great site that you may like to look at. http://www.1914-1918.net/hospitals_uk.htm Thanks again for the great instant help. What did we do before the internet came along? Research of this kind is certainly a lot easier now. Regards Lois Western Australia
16. [WALES-GEN] WILSON [1]
Hello! Would greatly appreciate help looking for birth records of: WILSON, Walter H., b. 17 July 1868 in Wales. He is my wife`s GF. She remembers hearing family memers say he was from Wales. We have no other info on the location in Wales. We do know he emigrated with his family to New York, USA in 1873. Thanks, Chuck Scarborough
17. [WALES-GEN] question [1]
I am not receiving any messages, not even my on from this list? Looking for Lipsett 1800- appreciate any help Thanks Tonya
18. [WALES-GEN] WATKINS /UK [1]
My grandfather John Thomas Watkins married Mary Elizabeth Grisenthwaite on June 6th 1900 at St Catherines in Manchester UK, he died June 21st 1938 aged 67 and his fathers name was Thomas Watkins. Please can anyone help me get further back. I think he came from Wales but am not certain. Jean Brandwood groovynannie@hotmail.com ----------------------------------------- Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
19. Re: [WALES-GEN] Virus [1]
THIS IS A HOAX. It has been the rounds for many months. Do not remove any file. John. (St Albans UK) ----- Original Message ----- From: "annemunnerley" To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 6:37 PM Subject: [WALES-GEN] Virus > Hi Everybody > > I was given a printed copy of this email and found the virus on my C Drive. You are all in my address book so please check your computers. > > > "I just found out I received a virus that automatica
20. [WALES-GEN] Mendyth/Mendith [1]
Hello All, Can you help me in finding any link to the families of: ==MENDYTH-SOMERVILLE== Lieut. William Mendyth-Somerville, RE, who died at Scutari (Turkey) in 1855 aged 20 - I do have a photo of his gravestone; ==MENDITH; Henry, James, Joseph == who were recorded in 1833 govt. survey of Tithes in Fortland Estate of Robt. JONES Esquire, parish of Easky, Sligo. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Stan Mendys
21. Re: [WALES-GEN] Virus [1]
Anne and everyone, This is a hoax (not from Anne, mind you) that has circulated for some time. Please do not delete your little bear. He is for either windows or word, I forget which and you need to have him. Elysia in VA, USA ----- Original Message ----- From: "annemunnerley" To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 1:37 PM Subject: [WALES-GEN] Virus > Hi Everybody > > I was given a printed copy of this email and found the virus on my C Drive.
22. [WALES-GEN] Another Try For a Clue [1]
Howdy Folks, I am going to try another time to track down this brickwall of Mine, hopefully I will be successful. Here's goes: Edwards, Joseph Born: Unk, Died: about 1715 Concord Twp. Chester (Now Delware) Co., Pa. Married: About 1694, Chester Co., PA To: Mary Hickman Born: 17 November, 1665, Lambourn Woodlands, Wiltshire, Eng. Children: Joseph Edwards Born: About 1695, Concord, Chester (Now Delware) Co., Pa Died: About 1781 Hampshire Co., WVA
23. [WALES-GEN] Welsh in U.S.A. [1]
In browsing websites looking for more information on a family in-law, H. Evan Williams, I found the following which may be of interest to any of you looking for descendants in the U.S. http://lawrencecountyohio.com/furnaces/furnace/oldmill.html You will have to copy and paste the url into your browser. Peggy QUILTERS ARE SCRAPPY PEOPLE ******************************************** My paternal family: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5096/ Felix - Ulrich - Joachim - Heinrich Haeusli and Johan
24. Re: [WALES-GEN] WATKINS /UK [1]
Jean: Assuming that you determine that the listing in the 1881 census is your family, do a check on the FreeBMD site for marriages of Thomas Watkins a few years prior to the birth of John in 1871. I did a quick search starting with 1869, and there were several Thomas Watkins marrying a Mary, i.e., Mary Morgan, March qtr. in Pontypridd. You may come up with several possibilities, but it's someplace to start. FreeBMD can be found at: http://freebmd.rootsweb.com I apologize if I'm telling you someth
25. Re: [WALES-GEN] WATKINS /UK [1]
Jean: There's a listing in the 1881 British census on the LDS site for a Thomas Watkins, wife Mary, son John. The age for son John is correct. I'll try to do a copy/paste. Hopefully, you will be able to read it. Janet Household Record 1881 British Census Search results | Download Previous Household Next Household ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
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