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From: Oliver St John <>
Subject: [Cmn-L] Another Beynon
Date: Wed, 03 Jul 2002 19:29:32 +0100
In-Reply-To: <002301c2229e$4fe0b9a0$d5302940@n7y8h1>


Hi Joe
Thank you for your response: spurred on , I tried every common first name
against William, pretending it to be a surname, as well as Beynon. I only
came up with one more, a daughter to William and Mary Beynon, Mary
(William), baptised 11 Feb, 1807, at St Peter's Carmarthen, (7025309). She
must surely be a sister to James B., that we discovered last night. There
must be some more, but how to unearth them? I enjoyed the challenge, and
learnt a lot. Oliver.

> From: "Joseph Gregory" <>
> Reply-To: "Joseph Gregory" <>
> Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 10:31:24 -0400
> To:
> Subject: [Cmn-L] Oliver St. John
> Resent-From:
> Resent-Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 08:30:30 -0600
>
> Oliver, you are hereby promoted to the rank of "Genealogy Wizard
> First Class"!
> These folk certainly look like our Beynons.
> I have passed your findings along to Kay and the rest of the mob over here.
> Maybe if I send you more MISinformation you could come up with more
> startling information.
> There'll be dancing in the streets of Pennsylvania, Aberdare, Delaware, New
> York, New Jersey and Florida tonight!
> Thank you very much.
> Joe Gregory
> Sanding my dancing clogs in
> Mt. Top, Pa.
>
>
>> From Oliver: Having established that there was a confusion, I think I can
> now throw some light on the matter. James Beynon, 46 and Margaret were in
> Stonyway Street, Laugharne in 1851, next door to William,78 (and Mary
> Beynon,84) who was obviously a good candidate for James' father. These two
> tally exactly,with
>> the dates that you gave ( by mistake) for your James and Margaret. Sudden
> thought, and I searched, with success, by asking for James William, because
> of the perversity of the IGI.
> James William, b.26 Aug, 1804, son of William Beynon and Mary.Carmarthen,
> St.Peter's.
> I think this must be the baptism that I was looking for for so long, ( for
> Kay, NOT my family).
> Then, there is a marriage of William Beynon and Mary Rees. 16 Jun, 1793 at
> Llanelly, which looks very promising. I could not find it on the Quickbase.
> Pauline, with infinitely more experience, may well comment.
>> Success? cheers, Oliver.
>>
>>
>>> From: "Joseph Gregory" <>
>>> Reply-To: "Joseph Gregory" <>
>>> Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 16:27:34 -0400
>>> To:
>>> Subject: [Cmn-L] William NOT James
>>> Resent-From:
>>> Resent-Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 14:26:39 -0600
>>>
>>> Pauline, RE my request for a "look-see" on the Beynons of Laugharne?
>>> Oliver St. John was kind enought to inform me of the research he had
> done into
>>> the our Beynon family of Laugharne in hopes that there is a connection
> between
>>> HIS Beynons and ours.
>>> I was mistaken about the surname of the Beynon about whom I enquired. It
>>> should have been William, not James, who was born in Laugharne in 1772/3
> and
>>> who married Mary (LNU) who was born in 166/7 about 1790.
>>> Oliver informs me that he has "tried parishes like St Clears,
> Llandowror, etc
>>> without success."
>>> His information may make unnecessary the search I requested.
>>> "Gute Reise" Oliver
>>> Jos. Gregory
>>> "'Jes' Beynon My Time"
>>> in 92 F. degree
>>> Mt. Top, Pa.
>>>
>>>
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