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Re: seeking Hugh Edwards and Jane Williams

Michelle242424 — 2013-05-07 14:00:31Z

Hi Dave,
It's great to get your message! I can definitely give you proof of Jane Williams going to the USA. In 1945 she and most of her children (with their families) sailed to New York and then settled in Cambria, Wisconsin. I have copies of the ship's manifest. I have Jane Williams' land records, will, and pictures from the cemetery where she is buried. There is still one of her descendants living in her home in Wisconsin - the farm is named Bodwrog!

I would love to share information with you. I will send you a more detailed message to your personal address either later today or tomorrow.

Take care,
Michelle

Re: seeking Hugh Edwards and Jane Williams

dwilson62 — 2013-05-07 06:54:46Z

Hello Michelle, I am the secretary of the Anglesey branch of the Gwynedd FHS, I have been doing some research for a member in USA, I have found most of the information you already have but have only just found you! I am willing to share what I have. The one fact that I don't have and at the moment I can't verify is did Jane go to USA? Hope to hear from you, so we can share what we have and then I can give them a surprise in the USA and put you in touch. Here's my email, dave@stonescience.fsbusiness.co.uk sorry it is so long. Best wishes, Dave

Re: Owen James Rowlands

mothercraft1 — 2013-05-06 07:35:02Z

Hello, thank you for your reply, that sounds like it could have been my grandfather. He lived with Etty Ann Cree/smith here for many years and had 8 children with her. They never married and for a while we wondered if he had left a wife in Wales but we know now that Etty had married before that time. So maybe that was why they never married. It seems like she had never divorced. I am very great full for your help.
Warm regards.

Ps 3 of his children were called John (my dad) grace and Owen

Re: Owen James Rowlands

alberta24 — 2013-05-06 05:52:38Z

1881 9 Station Street, Holyhead.

John Rowlands age 45 Carpenter employing 5 men and 2 apprentices
Grace Rowlands age 46
John 17
Hugh 13
Kate 11
Edward 9
Grace 7
Owen 4
Thomas 1

In 1891 Grace is a widow and living with her are Hugh,Edward and Owen who are all Sailors and Thomas still at school

Re: Owen Jones + Lizzie Edwards

mommadorf — 2013-04-29 17:38:24Z

Thanks for the info. It was really overwhelming how many Owen Jones + Lizzie Edwards there are!!

Re: Owen Jones + Lizzie Edwards

milford_lass — 2013-04-27 14:12:52Z

there is no marriage in 1889 in anglesey and with such popular surnames be hard fining them

Re: Owen James Rowlands

IdrisTh — 2013-04-24 09:35:13Z

Rowlands, Owen James - father John, mother Grace Thomas, born 16 Jan 1878, Holyhead.
Also born Holyhead to father John Rowlands and mother Grace Thomas:-
Catherine - 26 Mar 1870;
Edward - 23 Oct 1872;
Grace - 27 Jan 1875;
Hugh Edward - 31 Mar 1868;
James - 6 Feb 1883;
William - 8 Oct 1865;

Marriage - Grace Thomas, 23, spinster of Cross Keys, Gwalchmai, dau of John Thomas (labourer) married John Rowlands, 27, bachelor (joiner) of Tan-y-Fynwent, Gwalchmai, son of William Jones(?)(labourer) on 24 Jan 1863 at Dinas Chapel, Llangefni.

The children below, born Trewalchmai to parents John Rowlands/Grace Thomas, may also be Owen James's siblings.
John - born 19 Aug 1863;
Thomas - born 7 April 1880.

Owen James Rowlands

mothercraft1 — 2013-04-23 07:17:17Z

I am looking for informatiom about Owen James Rowlands born about 1878 who was from Holyhead, a seaman who jumped ship in Adelaide Australia in 1904. His mother's name may have been Grace, his father was a carpenter I think.He had several children in Australia and worked on the docks.
He lived his life in Melbourne, Australia until he died.

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

GwynnethLewis — 2013-04-18 22:13:29Z

I forgot to mention that Amlwch database is good for that district. Have you been on it ? It is worth a try.
G.

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

gwynhughes — 2013-04-17 10:21:53Z

thank you ever so much in your search for me ....I can visit this area quite easily and if you yourself need any assistance please let me know .....I may have come to a full stop on this line but would like to know more of the local history in that area ....it seemed the generations after John Hughes - m.1768 never moved far from the area - Penrhoslligwy - Amlwch - Penygraigwen - Llanerchymedd - Llantrisant - Rhosybol ....all within a possible 15 mile radius ....thank you ever so much Gwyneth .....JUST FOR YOUR LOCAL KNOWLEDGE - my Taid's (Grandfather's) brother Thomas Hughes was a founder member of Dewi Sant Church in Toronto ....his descended family still live in Ontario

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

GwynnethLewis — 2013-04-16 22:53:49Z

Llandyfrydog is on the other side of the Island to trefdraeth, but Penrhos Lligwy is in the same district.not far away.
Who knows maybe they did travel and moved by the next census.
I don't have Trefdraeth nor Penrhos Lligwy churchyards, so cannot look them up for you.
I think Trefdareth is in the making, as I would like that myself for my own research. When I do get it I shall let you know.
In the meantime all the best with your search.
G

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

GwynnethLewis — 2013-04-16 22:45:31Z

There is no grave at Llandyfrydog of John Hughes and Anne nee Owen.
Probably if he was a widower he would most likely be buried with his 1st wife.
I have looked up the christenings at Llandyfrydog and there is a John Hughes christened 4 Oct 1767. I wonder if he could have been his son by his 1st marriage and the mother died at childbirth ??
There are a few John Hughes christened at various churches in the district of around Llandyfrydog.
John Hughes chr. 9 Nov 1740 at Llandrygarn. another at llantrisant on 29th July 1749.
At Bodwrog churchyard there is a John Hughes of Ty Croes who died Apr. 12 1793 aged 65. also his daughter Elin wife of Peter Morris ,late of Perth y Paen, Cerrigceinwen who died Feb 20th 1841 aged 78.
On the grave it says " The property of his son Thomas Jones"
I have also looked up weddings pre 1767 for John Hughes.
Wedding at Llantrisant John Hughes and Margaret Thomas on 20/05/1762.and another one there of John Hughes & Alice Davies on 20/5/1762
Wedding at Bodwrog of John Hughes & Sidney Hughes a widow
on 3/11/1761 and another at Llangwyllog of a John Hughes from Aberffraw and Mary Mark on 28/8/1761
I have looked up the churchyards of the graveyards for any John Hughes but could not find any corresponding with his age range born in the 1740's maybe.
If you would like any more details- just let me know.
G

Re: Roose's in Amlwch

sankie14 — 2013-04-14 10:30:08Z

Hi
I am also related to Jonathan & Elizabeth Roose. He was my 4 times great grandfather. I would love to exchange info please
Cheers

Re: SKS Lookup requested: John George & Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

kangroulx — 2013-04-05 19:20:00Z

I think John George might belong to the family on the 1861 & 1871 census of Beaumaris. If so, he would be the son of William George and Jane Jones, born in spring of 1859.

1861 Wales Census
Name: John George
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William George
Mother's Name: Jane George
Gender: Male
Where born: Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

Civil Parish or Township: Beaumaris
Ecclesiastical parish: Bangor
Town: Beaumaris
County/Island: Anglesey
Country: Wales

Registration district: Bangor
Sub-registration district: Beaumaris
ED, institution, or vessel: 6
Household schedule number: 63
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 4346
Folio: 70
Page Number: 10
Household Members: Name Age
William George45
Jane George43
Wm George17
Richd George13
Mary George11
Isaac George6
John George2

1871 Wales Census
Name: John George
Age: 12
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William George
Mother's Name: Jane George
Gender: Male
Where born: Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales
Civil parish: Beaumaris
County/Island: Anglesey
Country: Wales
Registration district: Bangor
Sub-registration district: Beaumaris
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Household schedule number: 109
Piece: 5724
Folio: 57
Page Number: 22
Household Members:
Name Age
William George 55
Jane George 53
Mary George 21
John George 12

England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915
Name: John George
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1859
Registration district: Bangor
Inferred County: Anglesey
Volume: 11b
Page: 469 (click to see others on page)

North Wales Birth indexes for the years: 1859
Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Mother's Maiden Name Reference
GEORGE John Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey - Llangefni JONES BEAUMARIS/13/E91

Re: SKS Lookup requested: John George & Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

kangroulx — 2013-04-05 19:19:24Z

I think John George might belong to the family on the 1861 & 1871 census of Beaumaris. If so, he would be the son of William George and Jane Jones, born in spring of 1859.

1861 Wales Census
Name: John George
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William George
Mother's Name: Jane George
Gender: Male
Where born: Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

Civil Parish or Township: Beaumaris
Ecclesiastical parish: Bangor
Town: Beaumaris
County/Island: Anglesey
Country: Wales

Street Address: View image
Condition as to marriage: View image
Education: View image
Employment status: View image
Occupation: View image

Registration district: Bangor
Sub-registration district: Beaumaris
ED, institution, or vessel: 6
Household schedule number: 63
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 4346
Folio: 70
Page Number: 10
Household Members: Name Age
William George45
Jane George43
Wm George17
Richd George13
Mary George11
Isaac George6
John George2

1871 Wales Census
Name: John George
Age: 12
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: William George
Mother's Name: Jane George
Gender: Male
Where born: Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales
Civil parish: Beaumaris
County/Island: Anglesey
Country: Wales
Registration district: Bangor
Sub-registration district: Beaumaris
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Household schedule number: 109
Piece: 5724
Folio: 57
Page Number: 22
Household Members:
Name Age
William George 55
Jane George 53
Mary George 21
John George 12

England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915
Name: John George
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1859
Registration district: Bangor
Inferred County: Anglesey
Volume: 11b
Page: 469 (click to see others on page)

North Wales Birth indexes for the years: 1859
Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Mother's Maiden Name Reference
GEORGE John Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey - Llangefni JONES BEAUMARIS/13/E91

Re: SKS Lookup requested: John George & Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

kangroulx — 2013-04-05 15:26:53Z

I've attached the marriage of Thomas George and his wife, Delia Lecuyer that took place in Quebec. It makes mention of his family back in Beaumaris. His father, John is deceased before the date of the marriage, which was 16 Feb 1920 in Messines, Quebec.

SKS Lookup requested: John George & Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales

kangroulx — 2013-04-05 15:24:02Z

Good day,
I am hoping SKS might be able to visit the archives and take a peek at some microfilms.

Location of office:
Anglesey Record Office is located at Shire Hall, Llangefni, Gwynedd, LL77 7TW.

seeking:
microfilm WPE/70 Beaumaris

The birth/baptismal record for Thomas George, born on or about 30 Apr 1899 Beaumaris. I do know he has a brother, Alfred George, who was born either the year after or before, and would appreciate info on him also.

his parents:
John George and Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, married estimated 1889-1898. Hannah's last name may be Owen instead of Warren.

I am following a lead from a marriage certificate of Thomas George, who married Delia Lecuyer in Messines, Quebec, Canada. Just prior to his marriage, he was baptized as an adult at St. Patrick's Church in Ottawa. I believe he converted from Church of England to Roman Catholic upon his marriage in Canada. Their marriage certificate says he is "the son of John George and Hannah Warren of Beaumaris, Wales, England"

I have searched the 1901 and 1911 census for Wales, but cannot find the correct family near Beaumaris. I am hoping to pinpoint his birth location so I might better find his family.

I live in Canada, so this lookup is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Cheers,
Kristin

Re: Williams at Amlwch

dja92051 — 2013-03-31 00:32:46Z

I am interested in knowing whether or not the Williams you have with Thomas Williams b. 1868, went to the United States?
Debby

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

gwynhughes — 2013-03-30 11:41:10Z

please , I know the headstone of Richard and Catherine are at Llangefni Parish Church and would be interested in the inscription ...mentions the Bull Inn where he worked as a Holster ? .....perhaps you could try his parents for me at Llandyfrydog - John Hughes and Anne nee Owen ...don't know when they died but were married in 1768 ,,,and from the Parish records John was a widower when he married Anne . Thank you - Gwynneth

Re: Myricks of Bodorgn, Anglesey

heulwenjones — 2013-03-29 19:24:16Z

Google Bodorgan Hall and you will get the history of the house.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge rent a farmhouse on the estate.

Owen Jones + Lizzie Edwards

mommadorf — 2013-03-20 17:53:58Z

I have been able to research my side of the family, but am having difficulty with my husbands. What we have come up with is that Owen Jones (birth 1861) married Lizzie Edwards(birth 1867) in 1889 in Wales. They traveled to the USA in 1890 and had their first son Fred.Not sure where in Wales they are from It appears that Owen may have died in the St Lawrence Hospital in 1903. Unsure cause of death as there is no death certificate. Also unsure what brought him to the asylum. Any help would be appreciated THANKS!!!

Re: Myricks of Bodorgn, Anglesey

Dragondebs — 2013-03-19 14:07:20Z

Hello- I have a few Meyricks/Merrick/Myrick in my family tree-
I read somewhere that this family had the most male members serving in the Revolutionary War than ANY other surname. I would be honored to have any paper documents you would like to copy and would pay you for postage. My lineage connects with Rebecca Tracy and Lt William Merrick (on one proven lineage). Debora Norton
Harpwswell Maine

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

linnieglossop1823 — 2013-03-19 04:51:36Z

Hi Gwynneth,
Thank you for this reply.
Of the 3 marriages only 1 could fit as Rowland was born in 1818. I have found that Rowland and a Mary Hughes arrived in New York 12th August 1852 but, 4 months later Rowland left New York and arrived in Melbourne, Australia alone. I can only assume that Mary Hughes if she was his wife died around that time also her child as in Rowland Hughes 2nd marriage in Australia it states he is a Widow. Church record in Australia states his 1st wife and child deceased in 1849.
So this Mary Hughes who travelled to USA may not have been his wife. Rowland Hughes had a problem with dates for dome reason.
Thank you

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

GwynnethLewis — 2013-03-18 23:49:58Z

Would you like me to look them up in the gwynedd Family History society Graves book at Llandyfrydog ?

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

GwynnethLewis — 2013-03-18 23:45:48Z

At Llangefni they have 3 Rowland Hughes'marriages -
Rowland Hughes married Elizabeth Williams 12/04/1819
Rowland Hughes married Elinor Jones 17/05/1831 and
Rowland Hughes married Mary Rowland from Trefdraeth on
15/06 1836. I wonder if he is the same man as some registers are at Llangefni from Llangristiolus.

Re: hughes of anglesey

ogh231 — 2013-03-18 11:23:31Z

we may have a large amount of data in common as I have Hughes's in that North eastern part of Anglesey Llanerchymedd and Llandyfrydog areas....and my wife's family in the Wirral (Eccles) of Hoylake.....you're welcome to take a look at my tree ...e-mail me for details
ogh23@tiscali.co.uk

Gwyn Hughes

Re: Family of Owen Jones

ogh231 — 2013-03-18 10:07:38Z

Family at Llandyfrydog
I'm now starting to enter the 1700's with my research and wish to know anything applicable to this village and the surrounding area ...my trace has taken me to John Hughes widower married to Anne Owen spinster of Amlwch on 12 Feb 1768 ....known to have one son named as Richard Hughes all living at Ty'n y Waen when he was baptized on Nov 19th 1773.......Richard later married Catherine Jones ...in Aug 1809 ...in the presence of Richard Jones and Ann Owen ......can anyone relate to the above data ...thank you ..even if its an earlier generation , thought this may help to build a picture of the village families of that period .

Re: OWEN - Llandyfrydog

ogh231 — 2013-03-18 09:50:38Z

Family at Llandyfrydog
I'm now starting to enter the 1700's with my research and wish to know anything applicable to this village and the surrounding area ...my trace has taken me to John Hughes widower married to Anne Owen spinster of Amlwch on 12 Feb 1768 ....known to have one son named as Richard Hughes all living at Ty'n y Waen when he was baptized on Nov 19th 1773.......Richard later married Catherine Jones ...in Aug 1809 ...in the presence of Richard Jones and Ann Owen ......can anyone relate to the above data ...thank you ....................
this data may be an earlier generation to yours but any detail on the above would be helpful ...just trying to build a picture of the families living in that area at this period .

Re: Family of Owen Jones

gwynhughes — 2013-03-17 18:59:11Z

just come across your story , shall contact you soon with my story ....my 4th gt grandfather from Llandyfrydog married in 1801 - Richard Hughes ...may have been Elinor's brother ...his father was named John his mother named Anne.....couldbe a link as mothers in Wales tend to name their children after their parents ....just a thought...I have access to the parish records for Llandyfrydog ...can you add her date of birth ?

Re: Hughes Family around Llandyfrydog

gwynhughes — 2013-03-17 18:37:52Z

I too have family in that area ....one location is at Llandyfrydog ...the church register is hard to read but I think it shows Tyn y Waen as one residence in 1774 , my 4th gt grandfather - Richard Hughes later married Catherine Jones in 1801 .

Re: William Mostyn, Tobacco Company, Amlwch

AnthonyBarry69 — 2013-03-17 18:26:10Z

Hi Steve
I was researching the history of the tobacco company at Amlwch when I saw your message. It may be of interest to you that I have a snuff box which dates to the 19th century and has a brass plate on the lid which states: 'William Roberts, Madyn, Amlwch' I'm not sure whether this means that it was owned by your ancestor or made by him.

Re: Where is Bod Tenan?

ogh231 — 2013-03-17 12:05:56Z

I am related to the above...the home is Bodeuan Llantrisant Anglesey ...JANE JONES was my garndmother's sister she being Mary Jones , I HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS OF MANY OF THE FAMILY including Jane , and she married Hugh Williams ....if you wish to contact me direct - ogh23@tiscali.co.uk ....some of her children are still living ....and I have photos of the home and her father Robert Jones ...loads of detail of life in Llantrisant village during the early 1920's written by my father of his schildhood memories there .

Re: Tal-Y-Bont Anglesey Enumerical District?

stuartbright — 2013-03-15 22:21:39Z

I am trying to identify the origins of Sarah Hughes b c1822 Plas Coch Ruthin Llanychan. I was interested in your link to Lord Newborough. My family seems to have been closely linked to him, with two of my direct ancestors being his estate manager for many decades. They (the Elias family) even built the current Maenan Abbey while working for him - I am guessing that is one of his properties. any thoughts very welcome

Re: John Jones from Beaumaris

heulwenjones — 2013-03-15 11:08:26Z

Have you tried LA TROBE ST Welsh church in Melbourne??

Re: John Jones from Beaumaris

libbyjones10 — 2013-03-15 10:39:05Z

Sadly no I don't know any more names and did feel that John Jones has to be one of the most common names in the world!!!
I was hoping that maybe working back up from any evidence of his training in the church may give more clues.
But thanks, may be something will turn up.
Regards,
Libby

Re: John Jones from Beaumaris

heulwenjones — 2013-03-15 10:33:30Z

Mostly the office work for the Welsh chapels aredone in Colwyn Bay.but the office manager is sending it on to London to see if they can help .He is not sure where the archives are.Some are in the National library in Aberystwyth or in various chapels.Many chapels are being sold and the Colwyn bay office are responsible for selling.
Do you know what his parents name were as John Jones is a very common name.

Re: John Jones from Beaumaris

libbyjones10 — 2013-03-15 10:23:02Z

Thankyou, for passing on my request to the local chapel. I look forward to your follow up. I do hope you may be able to provide so more information. But I do understand that sometimes things come to a standstill.
Here's hoping,
Reagards,
Libby

emily parry 1870 llanberis

kompaniezj — 2013-03-13 19:35:48Z

have info on emily parry born llanberis 1870 to john and kate parry,she was my great grandmother i am trying to trace decedants of her and her sisters i have tried this message board before and sent info through it but at no success and yet some people have her on her trees i wonder why !!!!
kind regards
joe (i am welsh born )

Re: John Jones from Beaumaris

heulwenjones — 2013-03-12 14:19:31Z

I have contacted the local Wesleyan chapel and he is making enquries for me.I will come back to you.

John Jones from Beaumaris

libbyjones10 — 2013-03-09 11:31:15Z

I am looking for John Jones born in Beaumaris in 1861 and died in Armadale, Melbourne, Australia 1935.
He became a Weslyan Methodist minister at Bangor Nth Wales and emigrated to Australia around 1884/85.
Can anyone help find more of his family in Wales. I am his Great Grand Daughter.
Thanks

Re: Williams / Evans

Sammysorex — 2013-02-24 22:05:08Z

Hello Brian
In case you were unable to translate the message from nessynes :

Hello Brian: my family didn't arrive on the first voyage of the Mimosa, I don't know if it was on a later arrvial or on the Vesta. They were called Tom Williams and Helen Evans (his wife). my great grandmother Jane Williams also cam on the boat and her sisters Margaret and Helen and later Maria was born here. I think that they returned to Wales some time after, if I remember more I will let you know ... I'm sorry I don't know the lanaguage ... I will be travelling to Wales at the end of May......there are many Evanses there.......I will be looking for more information, regards !!

Re: Williams / Evans

nessynes — 2013-02-23 23:59:48Z

Hola Brian: mis familiares no llegaron en el primer viaje del Mimosa,no sé si hubo un arribo posterior,ó vinieron en el Vesta.Se llamaban Tom Williams y Helen Evans(su esposa).también venía en el barco mi bisabuela Jane Williams,y sus hermanas Margaret y Helen,luego aquí nació María.Creo que ellos volvieron a gales algún tiempo después,si recuerdo algo más te cuento...lamento no conocer el idioma...estoy por viajar a gales a fines de mayo...Evans hay muchos por aquí...buscaré más datos,saludos!!!

Re: Williams / Evans

bewilldered1 — 2013-02-23 21:55:17Z

Sorry about the language barrier, but I am curious to see any connections.

All I know is that part of the family went to Patagonia, but don't know who, and that on the passage over, one child of theirs passed away. The surname of the family from Talwrn was Evans.

Please reply on my e-mail which is brianwilliams163@yahoo.co.uk as I can bring it up on screen and use a translator at the same time.

Apologise for the lateness but I got a new computer and lost all information, but finally I have got it again, hence the reply.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards
Brian Williams

Re: Williams / Evans

bewilldered1 — 2013-02-23 21:37:45Z

Hi

Thanks for the translation, although a bit late but have just come across this again

Kind Regards
Brian

Williams family of Anglesey, Wales

bewilldered1 — 2013-02-23 20:51:33Z

Trying to find a Williams family that lived at the chapel in Bodorgan, Anglesey in the 1800's. There was 16 children in all. This is a brick wall For me. I don't even know the name of the chapel. All I know is that it was near the school at Bodorgan. The school was on a. Corner.

Re: John Owen of Llanfihangel yn howyn

Richard_Owens — 2013-01-31 16:15:42Z

Gwynneth,

The names you mentioned are not familiar as many pieces of the puzzle are missing.

However, John Owen of Henblas was my 3rd great grandfather. I descend from John, Thomas, Hugh, Hugh, Hugh J. The "s' on my last name was added when my grandfather emmigrated to the U.S.

I live in Orlando and can be reached directly at ROwens10146@att.net I can provide more info that may or may not help you.

Thank you,

Rich

Re: Jane Elias Griffiths>USA with Williams Family

IdrisTh — 2013-01-31 14:32:23Z

Hi Debby,
Did you receive the direct message which I sent to you on 6th January? If not I will resend it.

Re: Twll Cacwn Llandegfan

Wysek — 2013-01-31 14:11:52Z

My great great great grandfather was Owen Owens, married to Grace of Twll Cacwn, Llandegfan. Their son David was my great great grandfather, his son Robert my great grandfather, his son Glanfor my grandfather and his daughter Elizabeth Gwyneth in my mother.

Re: Jane Elias Griffiths>USA with Williams Family

dja92051 — 2013-01-31 00:17:13Z

Where did you find the information about her birthday?

Re: John L. Jones

GwynnethLewis — 2013-01-18 23:22:51Z

Thanks for the offer. but I have no connection at all to John L. Jones , I am only trying to help members.
It only says Columbus, so I don't know which one.
G.