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1. Re: CHALONER [1]
Dear angela, Thank you for responding to my inquirey. Peter Chaloner is my gguncle. I am actually trying to trace this family backfarther. Peter's father was a samuel who married an ann meredith. This is registered at St. Michaels church in Clyro. However there are no church records of who Samuels parents were. Also Peter Chaloner is known to have two brothers, samuel jr. and Richard(my gggrandfather.) However, it has come to light that there was likely a third brother who left home adventuring and was neve
2. Re: Info on Bevan family?? [1]
This message has been sent without an attachment. Maggie......my business with Radnorshire was concerned with an 'outsider' of use only to HAMER researchers.......who I found....passed the info over......and job done. ! Regards, Lakhri in the Staffordshire Moorlands. ----- Original Message ----- From: Margie Jackson To: Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 5:10 AM Subject: Info on Bevan family??
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4. Re: Lewis-Coates [1]
Hi Thank you so much for your reply. > (Why do you think that D.L.Coates and the above are > the same person? This > will help in sorting out the relations.) I was getting nowhere trying to reseach Wales,so I engaged a professional researcher amd this is what he came up with. At first I had my doubts(and I still have some). In 1861 census you will find DL Coates working at Croestic in Cenarth twp parish of St Harmon as a horse breaker. He lists himself as married. Not with his family. Found Ann Lewis
5. New member - CLEE - GREENWOOD - BAKER - HAMER - DAVIES & JONES! [1]
Hello List I'm researching the above family names on behalf of my wife Pam nee CLEE. We have had success in tracing her paternal family members - who mainly came from Knighton (late 18/19th c), and before that Ludlow - the BAKERS, and Llanbister - the GREENWOODS and HAMERS. So would be interested in any connections! Unfortunately we have major brick walls with the maternal family DAVIES and JONES who were connected with the spa activities at Llandrinod Wells at end of the 19th c. Grandfather Charles Ste
6. MARRIAGE CHARLES JONES [1]
I have a marriage of Charles Jones born abt 1845 in Clifford, Hereford to Jemima ?????? born abt 1850 in Clyro, RAD , marriage date unknown. Ages are census derived. They appear on the 1881 Census at Lower Castleton No 1, Clifford, Hereford. The first 3 children are shown as born in Clyro. Richard Charles chr 4 Jul 1869, Albert Thomas chr 13 Aug 1871, Walter John abt 1874. The next 4 children were born in Clifford , Hereford . hey were George Arthur abt 1876, Alfred Francis abt 1878, Mary A
7. GRIFFITHS stray l86l [1]
Found the following "stray" on the l86l Census for Holmer, Herefordshire: RG9 l8l8, Rol. 59, page l8 Munstone Cottage Holmer John GRIFFITHS, Head, Mar., 40, Ag. Lab., b. Radnorshire, Clirow (sic.) Eliza GRIFFITHS, Wife, Mar., 40, b. Hef., Burghill Emily GRIFFITHS, Daur., 2, b. Hef., Holmer Hope this helps someone. Diane Johansen
8. Lewis-Coates [1]
I may have posted this before,but since I'm still looking,I thought I'd try again. David Lewis born 1826 in Llanddewi Ystradenny, mother Jane Lewis.May be illigitimate. No father listed on marriage cert. Married Anne Lewis,dau of Thomas Lewis,Sept,1856 at St Cynllo Church,Nantmel. In 1861 census David lists hiself as David Lewis Coates. He was working as a horse breaker in St Harmons at the time.Same census Anne lists herself as Lewis,living in Nantmel. In 1881 they are all together in Trefeglwys Mtg. A
9. Re: New to List Lewis [1]
Now the 2rd Benjamin is a Male servant he to is 15, at Brincomlo for the Griffiths that are on my tree but that is all their is about him and the Griffiths lived at Llandenny Ystradenny Radnor if this is him I have lots of info on the Griffiths Vic Vaughan vvaughan@quicklinks.on.ca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ted Chalkley" To: Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 2:51 AM Subject: New to List Lewis > I am a descendant of BENJAMIN LEWIS who came to Ade
10. Re: Merthyr Tydfil LDS Family History Day [1]
HI Andy.......your email made me wish I could attend the open day.......my grandparents George and Alice Rawlings were married at Merthyr Tydfil in 1903 and my Dad....Christopher John was born there in 1904....... three of his brothers were also born at MT before they migrated to Australia in 1912.......hope you all have a wonderfully exciting day .....Lorna Prendergast....Australia ---------- From: ANDYBOYT@aol.com To: WLS-RADNORSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Merthyr Tydfil LDS Family History Day Date:
11. Re: New to List Lewis [1]
1841 census Abbey-Cwn-Hir Parish of Cefpawl James Lewis 54 Farmer y Cwmscowen F3/p20 Ann 38 George 24 John 22 Ann 20 Edward 18 Benjamin 15 Margaret 14 Jane 12 William 11 Thomas 9 Sarah 6 Elizabet
12. Merthyr Tydfil LDS Family History Day [1]
Hi All, an opportunity to double your Rellie Finding Power, Glam FHS and others will be attending the open day at the LDS centre in Merthyr Tydfil tomorrow, 6th July. Our usual resources will be available to researchers, PLUS the extensive Merthyr Tydfil LDS library holding will be available for use...there'll be nowhere for your lost rellies to hide!! the event is open from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. and is free, so if you are able to get there, we would all be pleased to see you. Please bear in mind that y
13. Local and Family History Fair [1]
Hi Mike and everyone, I send my best wishes to the officials of Powys F.H.S. for a very successful day on Saturday. I was lucky to be able to visit the Fair two years ago and came away armed with information to help my family history research. Everyone was very friendly and helpful and as at that time I was fairly new to research I received much needed needed general and specific advice. I am very disappointed that I am unable to visit the Fair this year. I notice that several Family History Societies w
14. Galliers & Stacey Family [1]
Hello im new to the list, im looking for information on the following, Eliza Galliers, born april1840 ( not sure where) parents were Thomas & Elizabeth Galliers. Elizabeths maiden name was moreton, she was born 1800 woolhope Herefs, Thomas was born 1791 or 1800 either in Pembridge Herefs or Presteigne Radnorshire. Eliza married William Rogers in Pembridge june 4 1859. Gertrute Harriet Stacey born Brecknock 1877 she married Charles Leriche, Her father moved to Brecknock from Leicester his name was John Sta
15. Re: New to List Lewis [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Lloyd Lewis" To: Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 9:42 PM Subject: Re: New to List Lewis > Hi Pat, > Here is the 1841 entry which corresponds to your Benjamin: > > Township of Maestyr rhos, Llanddewi ystradenni. > > GRIFFITHS, Thomas, 30, Farmer, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 > GRIFFITHS, William, 25, Independent, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 > GRIFFITHS, Mary, 35, Independent, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 > GRIFFITHS, Miriam, 30, Inde
16. Re: New to List Lewis [1]
Hi Pat, Here is the 1841 entry which corresponds to your Benjamin: Township of Maestyr rhos, Llanddewi ystradenni. GRIFFITHS, Thomas, 30, Farmer, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 GRIFFITHS, William, 25, Independent, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 GRIFFITHS, Mary, 35, Independent, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 GRIFFITHS, Miriam, 30, Independent, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 LEWIS, Benjamin, 15, Male servant, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 ASHTON, William, 20, Male servant, Y, Brincamlo, f10/p12 PRICE, Ann, 15, Female servant, Y, Brincamlo, f1
17. Re: Lewis Research [1]
Many thanks - two possible Lewis's. Does anyone have a Benjamin Lewis on their files - leaving Wales 1849 for Australia. My Benjamin died in Australia in 1866 aged 41. Any research gratefully accepted. Pat Chalkley, Australia.
18. New to List Lewis [1]
I am a descendant of BENJAMIN LEWIS who came to Adelaide,Australia in 1848 on the Princess Royal. It appears that he could be BENJAMIN LEWIS christened 11 April 1825 at Llanddewi Ystradenny Radnor. Does anyone have any knowledge of brothers, sisters or family to this Benjamin. Or could someone check to see if he was on the 1851 census please? Pat Chalkley, Newcastle, Australia.
19. Virus Trick [1]
Hi All, I have heard that an email pretending to be a virus warning and removal aid is doing the rounds. the text is soimething along the following lines. This is itself a virus, and should be deleted straight away (if your virus checker doesn't get it first, of course!). *Klez.E is the most common world-wide spreading worm.It's very dangerous by corrupting your files. Because of its very smart stealth and anti-anti-virus technic,most common AV software can't detect or clean it. We developed this free
20. Re: MARRIAGE CHARLES JONES [1]
This message has been sent without an attachment. Nope ! Regards, Lakhri in the Staffordshire Moorlands. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Williams To: Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 12:13 AM Subject: MARRIAGE CHARLES JONES > I have a marriage of Charles Jones born abt 1845 in Clifford, Hereford to Jemima ?????? >
21. Family & Local History Fair - Powys [1]
An invitation to an event this Saturday: The fourth 'Local and Family History Fair' hosted by Powys FHS on Sat 3 August 2002 at the Pavilion, Spa Road, Llandrindod Wells. See Web page for details: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wlspfhs/events.htm ***Confirmed Bookings for 2002: Archives & Other Institutions: Powys County Archives Office Gwent Record Office & Friends of Gwent Record Office History Societies: Capel - The Welsh Chapels Heritage Society The Radnorshire Society Builth Wells
22. CHALONER [1]
Dear Listers, I'm wondering if SKS could look up the name of CHALONER in the 1841 census anywhere in Radnor/Powys durisdiction esp.Clyro/Hay area. I'm looking for any information on the family of Peter Chaloner of Clyro. He built the Baskerville Inn, Ashbrook House and the Rectory in Clyro. Also I would be interested to know of any young men of that areab. around1800 who may have left for Natal South Africa to try their hand at coffee plantations. Also would like to hear about a contemporary with the f
23. Bank and Hanging Hill New Radnor [1]
I am trying to find out about the addresses 'Bank' and 'Hanging Hill' in the 1841 New Radnor census. Hanging H. sounds gruesome! Anyone any ideas about name origin and location? TIA Angie _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
24. Re: Lewis-Coates [1]
Hi Edna, The entry in the Nantmel Parish register is as follows: #162. September 12 1856 David Lewis, Full age, Bachelor, Servant, Penrhosfach, Mother, Jane Lewis. Anne Lewis, Full age, Spinster, Servant, Bailey Noyadd, Father, Thomas Lewis, Labourer. The registers were on display today in Rhayader Parish Church as part of the 'Carnival Week' celebrations. I'll try and find some more details for you in the next week or two as soon as I can get to the Archives to check the Llanddewi Ystradenni records. Wh
25. Re: CHALONER [1]
Hi I've had a look at the 1841 census for Radnorshire and found: CHALONER, Arabella, 15, No, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, Arabella, 45, No, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, Elizabeth, 9, Y, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, James, 7, Y, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, Peter, 45, Farmer, Y, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, Richard, 13, Y, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 CHALONER, Thomas, 2, Y, Swan Inn, CY/f5/p2 I'm not sure - people with much more knowledge than me will be able to say whether it is or not but I think that The Swan w
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