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Searching for: +path:wls-montgomeryshire +(+date:jan +date:2002)
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1. Re: Unsubscribe [1]
Have a wonderful visit! I live in England, close enough for day visits to the place of my birth in Wales yet even after fifty year I still feel a sense of excitement and anticipation as we drive through Montgomeryshire along the valley of the River Severn bringing back happy memories of paddling in the river in childhood. I was born just a few miles from the source. Regards, Margaret Harvey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Berwyn Jones" To:
2. Re: Guildsfield [1]
Cindy, You can order the Bishop's Transcripts for Guilsfield from the nearest LDS (Mormon) family history center on microfilm. There are some years missing but, essentially, they cover 1667 to 1859. The original parish register is held at the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. There is no online version of parish registers that I'm aware of. Regards, Julie Preston juliepreston@ameritech.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard D Karre" To:
3. Re: Joseph Evan Jones - butcher - Llanfyllin [1]
David, The entry below from the 1881 Census Index looks to be a good match for your Joseph Evan JONES, but I would suggest you obtain the 1891 Census for Llanfair Caereinion or Llanfyllin and locate the family that year (microfiche available from the LDS Family History Centers) -- that information would be the most helpful to corroborate this finding. Also, obtaining the marriage certificate of Joseph Evan JONES and wife. 1881 Census Index Dwelling: Ysgybor Fawr Census Place: Llanfyllin, Montgomery,
4. Re: WLS-MONTGOMERYSHIRE-D Digest V02 #1 [1]
WLS-MONTGOMERYSHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Keith: Thank you so much! Love the scenario between English enumerator and Elizabeth! I will check these Griffiths and thanks for the idea that Llanfyllin could be a misunderstanding of Llansilin in DEN. This could make sense and I will definitely pursue it! About Pant y Ffynnon - A gentleman named Kenneth Dibble wrote a series of books about this whole area, and one of them covered Pant y Ffynnon and its neighboring houses with a
5. Re: Caradine and Pryce [1]
Adding my names to Roll Call John Caradine b.5-5-1800 in Wales Mary Pryce Caradine No information on her other than she married John Caradine in 1826 Children: Jane Caradine b.? Wales Martha Caradine b. 1831? Wales Ann Caradine b. 1835 ? Wales John P. Caradine b. June 1, l839 Wales Another daughter -unknown name Wales John Caradine and four of his children are listed in a USA census for 1847. His wife Mary and unknown daughter are not listed so I do not know if they came over with him or not..
6. Griffith(s) to Edwards to Roberts [1]
Hi Dottie, I may be able to help just a little bit. Here are the Elizabeth GRIFFITHS of around the right age at 1851 on the Powys (MGY) census transcription. 1. is with her family but 2. and 3. I am afraid are not which is unfortunate. Re. the stated birth at Oswestry, don`t be too concerned over that one as I have been tripped up on it. All three villages could very easily be classed as Oswestry as they are all `only just down the road` as it were!! Can you imagine the conversation between the enumer
7. Griffith(s) to Edwards to Roberts [1]
I'm new to this list and would like to post my interests: My maternal ggrandmother was Elizabeth Roberts (latterly Edwards, formerly Griffith). This wording is taken from the birth certificate of her daughter, Jane Elizabeth Roberts, my grandmother. The problem I have is finding where she came from. The information varies on the Llandudno census returns. The Roberts family lived in the Llandudno/Llanrhos area of North Wales on a smallholding called Pant-y-Ffynnon. This house name was a family home sinc
8. Unsubscribe [1]
I'll be off-line for a month while traveling in Wales with my Lady Love! OH JOY! Berwyn Colorado
9. Joseph Evan Jones - butcher - Llanfyllin [1]
Hello, I'm trying to trace Joseph Evan Jones, a butcher and father to my grandfather, Dr Walter Milton Jones - born 27 April 1893 - (subsequently family GP in Llanfair Caereinion). I would be grateful for any information you may have about Joseph Evan Jones and his wife, Mary Jones, their family and their ancestors. Regards, David Milton Jones
10. List of Interests [1]
Hi All, As a newbie to this list I am submitting my interests: BAILEY, Hyssington, Mnt., Bishop's Castle, Shropshire, West Bromwich, Staffs. HARRIS, Lydham, Shropshire JONES, Llandysil, Mnt., Mainstone, Shropshire CROW, Mainstone, Kerry PREECE, Mnt. DAVIS, Mnt. Be interested in hearing from anyone researching these families. Rita Bailey
11. 1901 Census [1]
I know that there are a few list members who live in or near the county of Powys. They might be interested to know that the PRO has told me that the 1901 Census web-site should be available from computer terminals in Powys Libraries from this afternoon. Regards Alwyn
12. William Williams [1]
searching for William Williams b. 3.5.1800 (This is correctdate). William was a convict and transported to Aust in 1828. Marian Hassett Australia
13. William Williams [1]
Searching for info on William Williams born 3.5.1800 Know this to be correct). He was a convict and transported to Aust. 1828 for life. Marian Hassett Australia
14. Jones, Jehu [1]
I am trying to locate Stan Harris who`s address was stanharris@home.com but is now inactive at that address. If any lister knows of a new address or Stan himself is on this list under another Email address I will be grateful for contact re my research into the JONES, JEHU names. Thanks, Keith Roberts.
15. Guildsfield [1]
Could someone tell me where the records for the Guildsfild parish are held? Could someone give me an address to write to or an on-line site to go? Thanks, Cindy Researching OWEN
16. Edwards [1]
Hi Dottie, I am an EDWARDS with a great-grandfather, John Henry EDWARDS, (not too uncommon, heehee) born in Newtown, Montgomeryshire in July of 1872. He was the son of John and Martha COOPER EDWARDS. Possible grandparents are Richard and Martha EDWARDS. John (1872) emmigrated to USA around 1890 and so obviously difficult to trace. Thought I'd put the information out there...you never know. Peggy Edwards in RI
17. Edwards [1]
Hi Dottie, I am an EDWARDS with a great-grandfather, John Henry EDWARDS, (not too uncommon, heehee) born in Newtown, Montgomeryshire in July of 1872. He was the son of John and Martha COOPER EDWARDS. Possible grandparents are Richard and Martha EDWARDS. John (1872) emmigrated to USA around 1890 and so obviously difficult to trace. Thought I'd put the information out there...you never know. Peggy Edwards in RI Peggy, John William Edwards, B 30 May 1851 in Pinchiner-Lower Green, Newtown, Montgomer
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