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1. Fw: [WLS-MGY] Genealogy of CAE, MER and MGY old families [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Carter" To: Cc: Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 6:39 PM Subject: Re: [WLS-MGY] Genealogy of CAE, MER and MGY old families > G'day Alwyn! > How far dose the book go back? > I am looking for information on Richard Hill, his wife Dorothy Glynne who > lived at Henblas Cty MGY in 1703plus > and the Glynnes of Glyn Tryweryn, Cty MGY; > also the Devereux of Vaynor > the Mytton of Garth w
2. [WLS-MGY] Re: The GRO service is severely lacking [1]
On 27 Oct I ordered a certificate from the GRO for the first time so wasn't sure when to expect delivery. This was for a certificate where I gave them year, page, vol etc so I was hoping for a quick turnround. Also sent off for two other certificates on 8 Nov which involve GRO searching. Having seen your message I'm not holding my breath now! Lizzie Brisbane, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "John" To: Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003
3. [WLS-MGY] 1837 Online promotion [1]
Passed on for info Malcolm ------------------------------ Hi, I hope you are all getting geared up for Christmas, and are ready to quiz those relatives you haven?t seen in a while to gather more information about that long lost aunt, or great uncle! I?m writing to let you know of a promotion we are running in the December issue of Family Tree Magazine, which is in the shops today. Throughout December we are offering all readers a chance to get 20% extra free units on all purchases made if they quote a
4. [WLS-MGY] Fwd: [ENG-SHROP] (Off Gen) Be warned; stay safe! [1]
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5. [WLS-MGY] samplers [1]
I have two family samplers, one done by my great great grandmother in 1817 and the other by her sister in 1834. They are silks embroidered on a fine wool backing. When I cleaned and remounted them what struck me was just how bright the colours were on the reverse; beautiful blues, reds and greens. Most people probably have the impression that samplers were sewn in very dull colours, but that's because the majority they see are old and faded. However, when they were first sewn the samplers must have been
6. [WLS-MGY] PLEASE HELP [1]
Desparately looking for births and marriage of John BENNETT b about 1818 and Margaret Hughes b about 1819. Both born in Montgomeryshire. Marriage around 1837/38. Was it in Montgomeryshire? Found living in Liverpool and later Birkenhead but no trace of marriage yet. Hoping someone can help Dot
7. [WLS-MGY] UK Schools History update [1]
Hello If you feel it is appropriate could you please forward the following to your mailing list Many thanks Kim Bewick ...................................................... Hi Everyone It's been a while since I last updated everyone on the website and there has also been a new development that I would like to share with you. The website currently houses photographs and/or information for 1627 schools and there are 292 articles posted on the forum also connected to individual schools. As I am almost certa
8. Re: [WLS-MGY] MORGANS [1]
Dot, I don't know if this is right but here is an entry from the 1851 Census of Montgomeryshire (CD pub. by Powys FHS): 1851 Census, Parish of Kerry: DAVIES Mary h w 55 Land proprietor MGY Berriew Bahaillon /f37/p6 MORGAN Charlotte d u 25 MGY Aberhafesp Bahaillon /f37/p6 RICHARDS Mary Ann gd u 11 Scholar GLA Merthyr Bahaillon
9. [WLS-MGY] University of Wales - BIRT [1]
Apolgies if you receive this message more than once. I have recently discovered my grandmother's calling card (?for use when visiting in France) with the following details: Miss G.W. BIRT, B.A. Universite du Pays de Galles Distinction en Francais (Honneurs) Obviously she has studied a Bachelor of Arts, graduating with Honours in French at the University of Wales and this would probably have been around 1910. She also attended the Sorbonne in Paris (about 1908-10) but this may have been part of her BA s
10. [WLS-MGY] Genealogy of CAE, MER and MGY old families [1]
Many Family Historians in this part of the woods will be familiar with Ceri Griffith's book "Achau ac Ewyllysiau Teuluoedd De Sir Gaernarfon". (The Genealogy and Wills of South Caernarfonshire Families). The author has now published a follow up volume. "Achau rhai o deuluoedd hen siroedd Caernarfon, Meirionydd a Threfaldwyn" (The Genealogy of some of the old families of Caernarfonshire, Merionethshire and Montgomeryshire) It is privately published by the Author T. Ceiri Griffith, Gaerddu Fawr, Chwil
11. Re: [WLS-MGY] samplers [1]
William, Your grandmother was probably working on some kind of needlework, although not a sampler, as I understand it, which was normally a piece done by young girls to demonstrate their adeptness at needlework -- often it would include the alphabet and a homily of some kind or a biblical verse. The 'signature' and date of the girl would also be stitched into the piece. You have a very good memory to recall something so vividly from the age of two! ;-) Regards, Julie Preston juliefpreston@sbcglobal.net
12. [WLS-MGY] NEW YORK TIMES FOR free search - An early Christmas present [1]
Here is a valuable resource for some things in New Jersey (and New >> York >> | City). "The New York Times" is online free until 15 Dec 2003, and >> then it will be >> | gone. This isn't just the index, but every page, with most very >> readible! You >> | might be able to find NJ information, obituaries, etc. It has the >> complete >> | New York Times, (including the classified) from 1851-2001! >> | >> | It works like this: >> | First, go to --http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ >> | Second, click on "Pr
13. Re: [WLS-MGY] samplers [1]
Lizzie, What wonderful treasures!!! How I wish I had something like those samplers from my great-grandmothers (actually, I'd be happy if I had *anything* from them)! Thanks for sharing the details you found during your restoration/cleaning -- it may provoke someone else with similar samplers to view them in a new light and look beyond the obvious. Regards, Julie Preston juliefpreston@sbcglobal.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "aspenlea" To:
14. [WLS-MGY] MORGANS [1]
Looking for details of Charlotte MORGANS born about 1830 and family. Father Thomas MORGANS Blacksmith or farmer Rock Cottage Carey Any family details would be useful Thanks Dot
15. Re: [WLS-MGY] Fwd: [ENG-SHROP] (Off Gen) Be warned; stay safe! [1]
This is a hoax that has been traveling the internet for a long time. http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/HBScareChains.shtml#tirelady While your motive is good, this mailing list is for GENEALOGY ONLY! IF this was reality-based, the appropriate place for this is the TV or newspapers. Check Hoaxbusters.ciac.org or another site of similar purpose, the next time you get something like this. KDB
16. [WLS-MGY] Re Samplers [1]
Just a word of warning. My aunt took the sampler my grandmotherhad worked from its frame and it disintegrated. Obviously the light and or sun had done their worst, so if you want to clean a sampler, take advvice first. Anne Stormont
17. [WLS-MGY] HUGHES/BENNETT [1]
Hi Dot Have you tried looking on the IGI which can be found at WWW.FAMILYSEARCH.COM? I put in for JOHN BENNETT births/christening for 1818 +/- 2 years and it came up with Christening 25 MAY 1818 LLANBRYNMAIR, MONT Father RICHARD BENNETT Mother JANE (No 186 on the list) Couldn't find anything for the marriage, but keep looking Hope John is the one Regards Liz
18. [WLS-MGY] Finally received certificate. [1]
Well, after 23 days, I have received the certificate I ordered. It was posted in Allemaigne, Frankfurt. On another subject, is anyone on the board familiar with Llanwnog? My GGrandmother Mary Elizabeth Humphreys was born 12 Jan 1864 at Wern Cottage, Llanwnog. Is this cottage still there? I would appreciate any information on Wern Cottage. Thanks, John Charlotte, NC
19. [WLS-MGY] NEW YORK TIMES FOR free search - An early Christmas present [1]
Here is a valuable resource for some things in New Jersey (and New >> York >> | City). "The New York Times" is online free until 15 Dec 2003, and >> then it will be >> | gone. This isn't just the index, but every page, with most very >> readible! You >> | might be able to find NJ information, obituaries, etc. It has the >> complete >> | New York Times, (including the classified) from 1851-2001! >> | >> | It works like this: >> | First, go to --http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ >> | Second, click on "Pr
20. [WLS-MGY] Bennett / Hughes [1]
Searching for John BENNETT b about 1819 and Margaret HUGHES b about 1818 both from Montgomeryshire. Looking for births and marriage and parents. 1851 census living in Liverpool 1871 census living in Birkenhead. Daughter Margaret born about 1838 Daughter Jane born 1850 Thanks Dot
21. [WLS-MGY] Census 1861 Comins Coch & Cemaes [1]
I see from their entry on Parish Chest that Powys FHS has booklets for sale containing transcriptions of the 1861 census. I would like to purchase one that covered the area around Comins Coch, Cemaes and Cemaes Road, but I'm not sure which one would be appropriate. The nearest that I can find has the description "Machynlleth 1861 Census Part 4 Parishes of Darowen" - would this be the correct booklet? All the best Alwyn
22. [WLS-MGY] EMBREY/EMBERY family of Berriew, Monts - info. needed [1]
Hello, Does anyone know anything about the EMBREY/EMBERY family who lived at Felindre Mill, Berriew, Monts? In particular FANNY EMBREY born c1864 whose married name was GILES. Her father was RICHARD EMBREY, Miller. Would be grateful for any information about any of the EMBREY/EMBERY families of Montgomeryshire. Thanks, Marjorie Cybase WebMail with SPAM filtering - Now Launched. Please phone 0845 140 2000 for details and pricing
23. [WLS-MGY] Re: The GRO service is severely lacking [1]
Hi John, I usually receive my certificates less than two weeks from ordering. One did take more than that to arrive. I haven't used the Standard Service. Take care. Rosanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "John" To: Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 3:45 AM Subject: The GRO service is severely lacking > Has anyone recently ordered a certificate from the GRO? > On 30 Oct I ordered the birth certificate for Mary Elizabeth Humphreys, > of Llanwno
24. [WLS-MGY] The GRO service is severely lacking [1]
Has anyone recently ordered a certificate from the GRO? On 30 Oct I ordered the birth certificate for Mary Elizabeth Humphreys, of Llanwnog, (b. 12 Jan. 1864) giving them vol and pg information. Because I gave them the info it goes on the 5 day service. With delivery to the US of 4 days (normal), I should have received the cert by Monday or Tuesday. As of yesterday, (Saturday) I've still not received it. At the same time, I ordered the cert for Elizabeth Humphreys of Llanwnog (b. 21 Apr 1847) on the Stand
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