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From: "Pauline James" <>
Subject: Re: [Cmn-L] Births of William Evans & Maria Morris 1803 & 1807
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 08:50:56 +0100


Hi Thomas

Do you think this burial is yours?? I looked at the marriage and it states
that William Evans was from St Peters and Maria Morris Brechfa....

When did these move to Abergwilli do you know? Have you checked the 1861
census to locate these people.

Maybe William EVans is not in the burial index because he died after
1875......there are quite a few possibilities.

Maria Morris seems to be in different places, born in Meidrim, married in
Brechfa and died in Abergwilly.......do you know why she was in Brechfa at
the time of her marriage??

I'll see if I can see anything next time I am in the CRO....

Pauline

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Malyn <>
To: <>
Date: 08 October 2001 21:22
Subject: [Cmn-L] Births of William Evans & Maria Morris 1803 & 1807


>Hi Pauline and List
>
>At last I have got a bit more on the above who were my GG grandparents.
CRO
>gave me their marriage and age details. Maria and William married at
>Brechfa Parish Church in 1827. There are only limited details of the
couple
>in the register as usual for the pre 1837 marriages.
>
>Whilst William is listed as innkeeper-Abergwili in my G -grandparents
>marriage at Abergwili Parish Church in 1857 and in the 1851 census, no name
>appeared for the inn. I think that I've located Maria burial at the church
>in 1863 (Dyfed FHS fiche), the age given matches, but she seems to have
died
>in Bristol. I couldn't find a burial at Abergwili PC for William.
>
>The 1851 census gives their ages as 44 and 48 respectively. Maria Morris
>was born about 1806/7 in Meidrim and William was born about 1802/3 in
>Carmarthen. Does anyone have parish index registers etc which would
>establish their parents?
>
>Regards
>
>Thomas
>
>3508
>
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