Hello Evelyn, You could possibly place an advert in a local newspaper if you are searching for living family who may still be living in the Bargoed area. Have you also checked those named on the 1911 Census and made note of which Street, Road they lived at that time. Regards Barbara

Hello all: I'm seaching for connections to the following children of William Bryant Jr. who lived in Bargoed, Wales. They are William George b. 1903 Herbert francis b. 1904 Hilda Maud b. 1907 Edna May b. 1910. Any information would be appreciated. Evelyn (Canada)

At 18:45 31/12/2009, you wrote: > the hearse, in accordance with the request of the late baronet, > being drawn by his charger, which was shot after the funeral. I do hope that such an obscenity would be forbiddentoday.

Western Mail Monday May 17th 1926.   (Strike Edition). FIFTY YEARS AGO- Western Mail, May 17, 1876. The funeral of the late Sir Hugh WILLIAMS took place on Saturday afternoon at Bodelwyddan Church, which was erected by his sister the Dowager Lady WILLOUGHBY de BROKE, as a memorial to her husband. The ceremony was very unostentatious, the hearse, in accordance with the request of the late baronet, being drawn by his charger, which was shot after the funeral. The chief mourners were his son, Sir William Greville WILLIAMS Bart., and his three brothers. Sir Watkin Williams WYNN, M.P., his brother-in-law, Capt. VERNEY, Mr. MAINWARING, Mr. PEEL, Mr. FITZHUGH, Mr. Spencer LUCY, Mr. Berkeley LUCY, Capt.WYNN, and Mr. Owen Glaney WYNN. PHOTOGRAPH Page. Wedding photo Mr. Clifford GRANTLEIGH, Wood, London, and Miss Ivy Clare EVANS, Cardiff. Married at St. Germans Church, Cardiff. OBITUARIES. The death is announced of Mr. Reginald Aubrey GIBBS, diocesan lay reader, New Malden, Surrey, late of Cardiff, at the age of 58. Mr. Edward LEWIS, of the Rose and Crown, Nottage, the oldest licensed victualler in the district has passed away at the age of 78 years. He leaves a widow, a married son and married daughter. There was a large attendance at the funeral of Mr. D.R. POWELL, of Porthcawl on Saturday. The chief mourners were his nephews, Messrs. E.J. MORGAN, Gwyn JONES, John BAMFORD, Ellis BAMFORD, Sydney BAMFORD, John BAMFORD, E. JOHN, and E. DUNKLEY. Whilst cycling along Richmond-road about 8 o'clock on Saturday night Daniel JONES, of 101, MacIntosh-place, a confidential clerk in the employ of Messrs. Alan JOHNSON and Co. Hills Dry Dock, fell from his machine and sustained injuries to the skull that necessiated his detention at the Royal Infirmary where he was removed. Arthur Stanley WESTON 19, of 23, Fairford-street, Cadoxton, engaged at the Gwalia Brick Quarry, Dinas Powis, died at the Town Accidental Hospital, following injuries sustained by being buried under a fall of rock. He  was engaged in undermining a ledge of rock which had to be removed when the roof collapsed. His workmates found him buried under. I would like to wish all of you a PEACEFUL and HAPPY NEW YEAR, from John Patrick and Eileen GRIFFITHS. and a big thanks to all who write and thank me for the News Items. John Patrick

FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS-continued. DEATHS. GREAVES.- On May 15th, very suddenly, as the result of an accident, Stella, the much-loved wife of Howard Tracey GREAVES. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday May 18th, at Llandaff Cemetery, from 9, Palace-avenue, Llandaff;  G.O. GRIFFITHS.- At the residence of her daughter, Westfield, Aberdare, on May 15th, Esther GRIFFITHS, wife of the late John GRIFFITHS, 6, Brynhyfryd (late Park Schools). Funeral Wednesday, 2.30;  G.O. HIGGINBOTTOM- On May 16th, suddenly, Percy, younger son of the late Arthur HIGGINBOTTOM, Stationmaster, of Whitland, and brother of Olive and Jim HIGGINBOTTOM, 45, Underwood, Caerphilly. Funeral Wednesday, leaving 18, Godfrey-avenue, Glynneath at 1 p.m., arriving Llansantffraed, Bridgend, approximately 3 p.m. HOPKINS.- On May 14th, Sarah Jane (Jenny), widow of the late William HOPKINS, Briar Bark, Pentwyn-road, Blackwood. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. for Penmain; strictly private. JAMES.- May 13th, W. Geo, JAMES, J.P., Llysronen, Fishguard. Funeral Wednesday next, at 2.p.m., for Jordanston Churchyard.  N.F. JONES.- On May 16th, suddenly, at 73, Brithidir-street, Cardiff, Grace Helena, dearly-loved wife of John T. JONES. Funeral private; N.F. JONES.- May 13th, David, beloved husband of Martha JONES, 7, West-street, Abercynon. Funeral Tuesday.  G.O. LEWIS.- May 13th, at Rose and Crown Inn, Nottage, Porthcawl, Edward, the beloved husband of Catherine LEWIS, aged 78 years. Public funeral Monday at 3 p.m. for Newton. LORT PHILLIPS.- On May 15th, John Frederick LORT PHILLIPS, of Lawrenny, Pembrokeshire. Funeral at Lawrenny, Wednesday, 2.30; N.F. NORIE.- At Lisbon, May 7th (suddenly), Captain Thomas NORIE, dearly beloved second son of Elspeth and the late Thomas R. NORIE, 33, Romilly-crescent, Cardiff. TUCKER.- On May 13th, at his residence, 52, Danygraig-road, Risca, William Herbert, beloved husband of Ray TUCKER, aged 43. Funeral Tuesday, 18th, at 3 p.m. Risca Cemetery. WILLIAMS.- On May 14th, at Crofte, Brynamman, Daniel Watkin WILLIAMS, age 74. Funeral Tuesday, leaving house at 4 for Gibea Cemetery; G.O.  N.F. WILLIAMS.- At Prescelly, Colcot-road, Barry, May 12th, Edward WILLIAMS, Spittal, Pembrokeshire, aged 76 years. Funeral Monday next, leaving house at Spittal at 1 p.m. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. JOHNS.- Mr. Henry JOHNS and Family, of Bengairn, 81, Ninian-road, Cardiff, desire to express their sincere gratitude to all friends for the various kindnesses, floral tributes, and expressions of sympathy. WILLIAMS.- The Family of the late Mrs. WILLIAMS, Tynywern Farm, Upperboat, desire to thank all relatives and friends for floral tributes and letters of sympathy. IN MEMORIAM. DAVIES.- In Loving Memory of Avarina, the beloved wife of Solomon DAVIES, builder, Ynishir, who died May 17th, 1922.- Sadly missed by her sorrowful Husband, Children and Granddaughter. EVANS.- In Fond Remembrance of Penry, the dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs W. EVANS, The Nelson, Merthyr, who died on May 17th, 1925./verse. Sadly mourned by Mother, Father, Sisters, and Brothers. EVANS.- In Loving Memory of our dear brother, Penry, who died at the Lord Nelson Hotel, Merthyr./verse- Annie and Billie. HARRIS.- In Loving Memory of my dear Wife, Susannah, and our dear Mother, who passed away at St. Arvin's Gladstone-road, Barry, May 16th, 1925. Sadly missed by loving Husband and Children. Peace perfect Peace. RICHARDS.- In Fond and Loving Memory of our dear father, Rev. T.M. RICHARDS, Beulah, Rhymney, who departed this life 17th May. 1924.- from his three sons Donald, Harold, and Sidney/verse. THOMAS.- In Affectionate Remembrance of Mam, who passed away at Cardiff Infirmary May 15th, 1924.- Fondly remembered by Dad, Dai, and Fred. John Patrick

Western Mail Monday May 12th 1926.   (Strike edition). FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS. ROLL OF HONOUR. GASKELL.- In Loving Memory of Lieut-Colonel Frank GASKELL, Cardiff City Battalion, who died of wounds at Merville on May 17th, 1916.-"Requiescat in pace" BIRTHS. CHAMBERLAIN.- On Sunday 16th, May. 1926. at Gordon House, 5, Penylan-road, Cardiff. Irene Mary (nee Irene Price), the wife of A.V. CHAMBERLAIN, a daughter. HOWE.- At Cadoxton, Barry, on May 15th, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. Dudley HOWE, a son. MOORE.- At "Menherion" Kelston-road, Whitchurch, May 14th to Mr. and Mrs. M.H. MOORE, a daughter. ROGERS.- On May 14th, at Tren Crom, Rhiwbina, to Mr. and Mrs Kenneth ROGERS, a son. STERN.- On April 30th at Symond's Yat, to Mr. and Mrs. STERN (nee Gladys HIDE), a daughter. Shropshire papers please copy. STAINFORTH.- May 15, to Mr. and Mrs. STAINFORTH (nee Margaret STEWART), "Penmaen" Philog, Whitchurch a daughter. MARRIAGES. CADLE-MATTHEWS. On May 16th, at Marshfield Church by Rev. Hubert G. STANLEY, Vicar. Cecil Clement, son of Mr. C.P. CADLE, Solicitor, and Mrs. CADLE, of Canterbury, to Christine (Queenie), second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. MATHEWS, Castleton, Mon, GOLDEN WEDDING. HAINES-FEAR. On 17th of May 1876, at the Parish Church, Llangan (Bridgend), by the Rector, the late Rev. Samuel EVANS. Dan HAINES to Sarah FEAR. Present address: Kewstoke House, London-road, Neath, Glam. AT HOME. RHODES.- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil RHODES, of 7, Lon-isa, Rhiwbina, will be home next Wednesday and Thursday, the 19th and 20th. DEATHS. BROCK.- On May 13th, at 277, Albany-road, Cardiff, Tillie, dearly-beloved wife of H.S. BROCK, and dearly-loved mother of Mrs. H. ELFORD, and Mrs. A.T. EDWARDS. Funeral Monday 2p.m.  G.O. CAMPBELL.- On May 14th, Minna, wife of C.G. CAMPBELL, 5, Hickman-road, Penarth. DAVIES.- On May 14th, at the General Hospital, Merthyr, Muriel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. DAVIES, 31, Graig-terrace, Senghenydd. Funeral from 19, Cambrian-street Rhymney, Tuesday, 3.30 p.m. G.O. EDWARDS.- On May 15th, at a Cardiff Nursing Home, Beatrice, dearly beloved wife of W.J. EDWARDS, butcher. 17, Wyndham-street, Bridgend. Funeral Wednesday, 3.p.m., for Bridgend Cemetery; G.O. EVANS.- On May 14th, at 13, New-street, Neath. Edwin EVANS, passed away in his 85th year. Funeral Tuesday at 12 o'clock, no flowers. GIBBON.- On May 15th, at 12, Dingle-road, Penarth, John Marshall, beloved husband of Emily Maria GIBBON, aged 68 years. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday for Albert-road Wesleyan Church. GIBBS.- Reginald Aubrey GIBBS, Diocesan Lay Reader, New Malden, Surrey, late of Cardiff, on May 12, 1926, aged 58. John Patrick

Western Mail Saturday May 15th 1926.   (Strike Edition). A verdict of "Suicide whilst temporarily insane" was returned this morning by Mr. D.J. TREASURE, at Blackwood, at an inquest on Frank RICHARDS, a ship's fireman, of Llanelly, who was found in a back lane in Blackwood with his throat cut on Sunday morning. Olive THOMAS, of Pontllanfraith, said she was delivering milk on Sunday morning, and a strange man seemed to be following her she complained to a Mr. JONES. Mr. J. JONES, collier, of Brynhyfryd-street, said that after hearing the complaint he went with the girl to the back of the house to see where the man was. They found him lying down in a dying condition with a razor near. OBITUARIES. The funeral of Mr. Joseph WILLIAMS, of Market-square, (Pontypridd), who died at the age of 91 on Monday last, took place at Glyntaff Cemetery, the Rev. W.A. WILLIAMS (Minister at the Tabernacle Chapel) officiating. The mourners included Mr. and Mrs. David WILLIAMS, (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WILLIAMS (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. J. PRICE, (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. D. MORGAN, (son-in-law and daughter), Miss M. WILLIAMS, (daughter), Mr. Trevor MORGAN and Mr. Vaughan WILLIAMS, (grandsons), Miss Gladys MORGAN, (grand-daughter), Mr. Thomas DAVIES, Risca (nephew) and Mrs. DAVIES, Mr. Joseph Henry REES, Abergavenny, (nephew), Mr. and Mrs. J. BRYANT, Risca, and Messrs, David and Idris KING, Bridgend. Among others present were Messrs. David WILLIAMS, Richard FRANCIS, Frank EVANS, Huw. T. RICHARDS, J. PHILLIPS, Herbert R. EVANS, Ivor HOWELLS, Arthur LOUGHER, Tom JONES, William ROGERS, J. PHILLIPS (Lewis-terrace), Tom HAGGETT and R. COWAN. Mrs. COLLIS a veteran fruiterer, who has carried on business at the Market for half a century has died. A Requiem Mass for the late Mrs. Jane CANNING, of Aragon, Clytha Park, Newport, widow of Alderman T. CANNING, J.P., who for 30 years was a member of the Newport Town Council, and was a director of the Newport Gas Company, was celebrated at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Newport, on Friday. The interment afterwards took place in Newport Cemetery. The coffin was conveyed to the church on Thursday night, members of the Catenian Association acting as escort. The officiating  priests were the Rev. Fathers D. HICKEY,B.A., P. HART, G. ELSON, and G. HOGAN. Mr. G. CURRAN was the organist. The chief mourners were Mr. and Mrs. J.H. CANNING (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. A.P. ROTZINGER (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. G. CANNING (son), Miss C. JONES (representing Mr. and Mrs T.C. CANNING, Southend), Mrs. Willie C. CLISSITT (grand-daughter), Master John CANNING and Mr. J.W. BOLTON, Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. T.A. CANNING and Mr. T.F. CANNING (Dewsbury) were unable to attend owing to prevailing conditions.. Also present were the Mayor and Mayoress of Newport (Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus CLISSITT), Mr. Willie C. CLISSITT (Sheffield), the Revd. P.J. WOODCOCK, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley JONES, Mr. H. Le BRASSEUR, Mr. T. WHITE, Mr. G.E. DIBDIN, Capt. B.M.P. GORMAN, Mr. L.J. CICERI, Capt. J. O'SULLIVAN, Mr. A. PARKER, Mr. A. Nichols MOORE, Mr. E. WERNET, Mr. J. CUNNINGHAM and Miss Rose DAFNER. The following employees of the Newport Gas Compant acted as bearers. Mrs. H.J. WORKMAN, G. WILLEY, H. MURPHEY, F. McCARTHY, W. BIGGINS, J. COLLINS, J. MEYERS, and M. GEARY. The death as occurred at Rocky River, Ontario, of Evan LLOYD, a native of Caersalem Newydd, near Swansea. Mr. LLOYD, who was 84 years old went to America with his children thirty years ago, his wife having passed away nine years before. He retired about seven years ago and entered the Welsh Home at Rocky River. Alderman William George JAMES, J.P.., C. G. Llysyronen, Fishguard has died at the age of seventy-four. He was a first cousin of Mr. David Lloyd GEORGE. He was a retired estate agent and auctioneer. He had for many years taken a prominent part in the public life of Pembrokeshire. He was alderman of the county council, ex-chairman of Haverfordwest rural district council and board of guardians, and vice-chairman of Mathry bench of magistrates. Mr. William CASEY, a Labour member of the Newport has been bereaved by the death of his father, Mr. Thomas CASEY, of Alexandra road, who died at the age of 66. The CASEY'S are a well known Newport family. J.P. CASEY the old Cardiff  and Pill Harriers rugby forward and Walter CASEY, the Newport rugby forward are members of it. The death is announced after a long illness of Mrs. LEWIS, wife of Mr. A. Frederic LEWIS, merchant, Llangadock. Mrs. LEWIS, who was forty-eight years of age, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. LOCKYER, County Press, Llandilo. The Rev. Ronald LOCKYER, M.A., vicar of Reynoldston, and Mr. Howard LOCKYER, M.A., Merchiston Castle College, Edinburgh, are brothers. Mrs. LEWIS was well known throughout the upper part of the county, and her public services will be much missed. She was secretary of the local Red Cross Society; treasurer of the Llangadock Women's Institute; secretary of the Woman's Conservative Association: member of St. Cadog's Church Council, and during the war, quarter-master of Llandovery Hospital for wounded soldiers. John Patrick

Retrospectives: The Abbey at Abbeycwmhir, RAD; Horses in Wales, BRE/GLA/PEM Dear Listers, This week's Retrospectives, just uploaded onto my website, are: 1. The remains of the Cistercian Abbey at Abbeycwmhir in the county of Radnorshire (seven pictures). It is claimed to have been founded in 1143. Additional photography by Jennifer Benavidez. This feature was first shown on 'Images of Wales' in July 2000. 2. A selection of photographs of horses in the landscape of the counties of Breconshire, Glamorgan, and Pembrokeshire (seven pictures). This feature was first shown on 'Images of Wales' in June 1998. As usual, these webpages will be displayed on my website for one week. 'Retrospective Images of Wales' is at www.jlb2005.plus.com/walespic/retro/retro.htm After viewing the Retrospectives, please explore my 'Webpage Archive' and make your own Retrospective requests. Kind regards, John -------------------- John Ball, Brecon, mid-Wales, UK E-mail: [email protected] John's Homepage: http://www.jlb2005.plus.com/ Images of Wales: http://www.jlb2005.plus.com/walespic/ Welsh Family History Archive: http://www.jlb2005.plus.com/wales/ GENUKI Breconshire Maintainer: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/BRE/ Joint Administrator - Powys (& BRE/MGY/RAD) mailing lists

Western Mail Saturday May 15th 1926.  (Strike Edition). Edna May DENNING 16, who pleaded that she pulled down a notice from an electric standard at the entrance to the power station in fun, was at Newport on Friday, bound over for six months and ordered to pay costs for having unlawfully destroyed a notice of His Majesty's Government, contrary to the Emergency Regulations. LEGAL NOTICES. Licensed Premises. Licensee. Canford, Union-street, Dowlais.-Alehouse- A. L. HOPKINS. Owain Glyndwr. Alehouse. Catherine DUGGAN. Bird-in-Hand, Brecon-street, Dowlais, Beerhouse, Rachel LEWIS. Re- DAVID EVANS (Deceased). Should any Person or Persons have any Claim against the Estate of the late David EVANS, 133, Habershon-street, Splott, Cardiff, please communicate with JOHN DAVIES, 7, Davies-row, Treboeth. Newport Guardians Building Committee are recommending the Guardians to purchase No. 58, Chepstow-road, for the purpose of establishing a home for children. The expenditure is not to exceed £1,200. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Vacancies for Two Young Ladies, of good education, to Train as Teachers of Dancing.- Madame Ada THOMAS, Austin Villa School of Dancing, Chepstow-road, Newport. CARDIFF CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW and WHIPPET HANDICAP.-Wednesday, May 19th, Sophia Gardens Field, Cardiff. Entries now Closing Tuesday Morning (18th inst.) first post.- To D.T. EDWARDS, Esq., 80, Pleasant View, Wattstown, Rhondda. Triplets, two girls and one boy, have been born to the wife of Mr. HARRIS, railway yard foreman, residing at Pritchard-street, Fleur-de-Lys. Mother and Children are doing well. Mrs. Dinah JONES, of Glanbran, Birchgrove, Llansamlet, attains her 91st birthday tomorrow (Sunday), having been born in the Parish of Llanwenog, Cardiganshire, on May 16, 1835. Classified Adverts. Heavy Rectangular Tank, 450 gallons; as new, £18..- LEWIS, Tudor-lane, Cardiff. Pullman, 5-seater Touring Car; electric light; starter; good running order; best offers.- Geo. JONES, Bute-place, Aberbeeg. Wanted, Good Plain Cook, over 22 years of age; General willing to be trained might do.- Apply stating age, length of service, all particulars. Mrs. DAVID, The Hendre, Llandaff, Cardiff. GAZETTE NOTICES.-Receiving Orders in Bankruptcy. Percy Dillwyn GRIFFITHS, late of 90, Tonna-road, Caerau, Bridgend, now of 5, Caerau-road, Caerau, baker's assistant. (Court Bridgend). Sidney JENKINS, 1, Commercial-cottages, Marine-street, Seaside, Llanelly, taxi-cab proprietor. (Court Carmarthen). Reuben HILL, Clydach Pork Stores, High-street, Clydach, Swansea Valley, butcher. (Court Neath and Port Talbot). Arthur James GITTING, Pantyrhafod House, Neath-road, Llansamlet, and latterly carrying on business at Pantyrhafod House, Neath-road, Llansamlet, fish and fruit dealer. (Court Swansea). John TAYLOR, the five-year old son of Robert TAYLOR, High-street, Glynneath, was knocked down out-side his home on Friday afternoon by a motor lorry driven by Arthur GEORGE, fishmonger, Aberdare. He received injuries to the head, body and legs and died shortly afterwards. John Patrick.

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Thanks John for all your News Items and a Merry Christmas to you too. Delphine in Brisbane. ----- Original Message ----- From: "J GRIFFITHS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 6:55 AM Subject: [MON] News Items APRIL 1st to JUNE 30th 1926. One-Hundred ninetysix. Western Mail Saturday May 15th 1926. (Strike Edition). FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. ROGERS.- On May 14th, at Tren Crom, Rhiwbina, to Mr. and Mrs. ROGERS, a son. MARRIAGES. RIGHTON - ISAAC.- On May 10th, at St. Baruc's Church, Barry Island, by Rev. JONES, Cilfynydd, Thomas Harold, eldest son of the late Mr. W. RIGHTON ans Mrs. RIGHTON, Wenvoe-terrace, Barry, to Doris May, fourth daughter of late Mr. and Mrs. T. ISAAC, Paget-road, Barry Island. AT HOME. RHODES.-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil RHODES, of 7, Lon-isa, Rhiwbina, will be home next Wednesday and Thursday, the 19th and 20th. DEATHS. BROCK- On May 13th, at 277, Albany-road, Cardiff, Tillie, dearly-beloved wife of H.S. BROCK, and dearly-loved mother of Mrs. H. ELFORD and Mrs. A.T. EDWARDS. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m.; G. O. CAMPBELL.- On May 14th, Minna, wife of C. C. CAMPBELL, 5, Hickman-road, Penarth. DAVIES.- (Mrs).- The dearly beloved mother of Mrs. L. HAVARD, 5, Triangle, Barry Island, passed away at Plymouth in her 74th year. Deeply mourned. EVANS.- On May 14th, at 13, New-street, Neath, Edwin EVANS, passed away in his 85th year. Funeral Tuesday at 12 o'clock; N.F. HOPKINS.- On May 14th, Sarah Jane (Jenny) widow of the late William HOPKINS, Briar Bark, Pentwyn-road, Blackwood. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. for Penmaen; Strictly private. JAMES.- May 13th, W. Geo. JAMES, J.P., Llysyronen, Fishguard. Funeral Wednesday next, at 2 p.m., for Jordanston Churchyard. N.F. JONES.- May 13th, David, beloved husband of Martha JONES, 7, West-street, Abercynon. Funeral Tuesday. G.O. LEWIS.- May 13th, at Rose and Crown Inn Cottage, Porthcawl. Edward, the beloved husband of Catherine LEWIS, aged 78 years. Public funeral Monday at 3 p.m. for Newton. NICHOLLS.- On May 13th, at 208, High-street, Barry, William Edward NICHOLLS, dearly beloved son of John and Blanche NICHOLLS. Funeral Monday 17th, at 2 p.m.; G. O. OWEN.- On May 13th, at Bryn Mair, Glanamman, William OWEN, checkweigher. Funeral Monday; G.O. PHILLIPS.- On May 13th, at Waterloo House, Morgan-street Tredegar. Richard, dearly beloved husband of Mary PHILLIPS, agedc 81. Funeral Tuesday, for Cefn Goleu Cemetery. Strictly private. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. EVANS.- Mr. D.R. EVANS, Glen View, Treharris, desires to thank all kind friends and relatives for their letters of sympathy and floral tributes. JEFFORD.- Mrs. JEFFORD and Family, Usk, wish to thank all friends for their sympathy, floral tributes, and attendance at the funeral. JOHNS.- Mrs Henry JOHNS and Family, of Bengairn, 81, Ninian-road, Cardiff desire to express their sincere gratitude to all friends for the various kindnesses, floral tributes, and expressions of sympathy. PRICE.- The Family of the late Mrs. Mary PRICE (formerly Penywaun, Whitchurch), tender sincere thanks to those who expressed sympathy with them in their recent bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. DAVIES.- In Constant Memory of our darling Son. Emlyn Vincent, who entered the Higher Life Whit-Sunday, 15th May, 1921.- From Father and Mother, Rhielas, Pentyrch. HARRIS.- In Loving Memory of my dear Wife, Susannah, and our dear Mother, who passed away at St. Arvin's Gladstone-road, Barry, May 16th, 1925. Sadly missed by loving Husband and Children. Peace, perfect Peace. JAMES.- In Loving Memory of Sarah, beloved wife of Rees James, of 28, Railway-terrace, Tirphil, who died 13th May, 1924, aged 53.- Sadly missed by her loving Husband, Sons, and Daughters. PROSSER.- In Fond Remembrance of Jessie my beloved wife, 10, Stanley-road, Skewen, who died May 15th, 1925.- To memory ever dear.- Mam, Dad, Sisters, and Husband. Joshua PROSSER, 10, Stanley-road, Skewen. STEER.- In Always Loving Memory of our dear Mary, who passed away May 15th, 1925.- Wellyn, Mame, Frank, and Barbara. STEER.- In Fondest Memory of our darling Niece, Mary, who passed away May 15th 1925.- Uncle Vernon and Auntie Rose. STRANGE.- In Loving and Ever-present Memory of my darling May, passed away May 15th, 1921. Requiescat in pace. STRANGE. In Loving Memory of our beloved Niece, May.- Uncle Alf, Aunt Mary. STRANGE. In Loving Memory of May.- Millie and Arthur. I WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES A PEACEFUL, HAPPY, and MERRY CHRISTMAS. John Patrick ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.430 / Virus Database: 270.14.117/2582 - Release Date: 12/22/09 18:22:00

Western Mail Saturday May 15th 1926.   (Strike Edition). FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. ROGERS.- On May 14th, at Tren Crom, Rhiwbina, to Mr. and Mrs. ROGERS, a son. MARRIAGES. RIGHTON - ISAAC.- On May 10th, at St. Baruc's Church, Barry Island, by Rev. JONES, Cilfynydd, Thomas Harold, eldest son of the late Mr. W. RIGHTON ans Mrs. RIGHTON, Wenvoe-terrace, Barry, to Doris May, fourth daughter of late Mr. and Mrs. T. ISAAC, Paget-road, Barry Island. AT HOME. RHODES.-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil RHODES, of 7, Lon-isa, Rhiwbina, will be home next Wednesday and Thursday, the 19th and 20th. DEATHS. BROCK- On May 13th, at 277, Albany-road, Cardiff, Tillie, dearly-beloved wife of H.S. BROCK, and dearly-loved mother of Mrs. H. ELFORD and Mrs. A.T. EDWARDS. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m.; G. O. CAMPBELL.- On May 14th, Minna, wife of C. C. CAMPBELL, 5, Hickman-road, Penarth. DAVIES.- (Mrs).- The dearly beloved mother of Mrs. L. HAVARD, 5, Triangle, Barry Island, passed away at Plymouth in her 74th year. Deeply mourned. EVANS.- On May 14th, at 13, New-street, Neath, Edwin EVANS, passed away in his 85th year. Funeral Tuesday at 12 o'clock; N.F. HOPKINS.- On May 14th, Sarah Jane (Jenny) widow of the late William HOPKINS, Briar Bark, Pentwyn-road, Blackwood. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. for Penmaen; Strictly private. JAMES.- May 13th, W. Geo. JAMES, J.P., Llysyronen, Fishguard. Funeral Wednesday next, at 2 p.m., for Jordanston Churchyard.  N.F. JONES.- May 13th, David, beloved husband of Martha JONES, 7, West-street, Abercynon. Funeral Tuesday.  G.O. LEWIS.- May 13th, at Rose and Crown Inn Cottage, Porthcawl. Edward, the beloved husband of Catherine LEWIS, aged 78 years. Public funeral Monday at 3 p.m. for Newton. NICHOLLS.- On May 13th, at 208, High-street, Barry, William Edward NICHOLLS, dearly beloved son of John and Blanche NICHOLLS. Funeral Monday 17th, at 2 p.m.; G. O. OWEN.- On May 13th, at Bryn Mair, Glanamman, William OWEN, checkweigher. Funeral Monday;  G.O. PHILLIPS.- On May 13th, at Waterloo House, Morgan-street Tredegar. Richard, dearly beloved husband of Mary PHILLIPS, agedc 81. Funeral Tuesday, for Cefn Goleu Cemetery. Strictly private. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. EVANS.- Mr. D.R. EVANS, Glen View, Treharris, desires to thank all kind friends and relatives for their letters of sympathy and floral tributes. JEFFORD.- Mrs. JEFFORD and Family, Usk, wish to thank all friends for their sympathy, floral tributes, and attendance at the funeral. JOHNS.- Mrs Henry JOHNS and Family, of Bengairn, 81, Ninian-road, Cardiff desire to express their sincere gratitude to all friends for the various kindnesses, floral tributes, and expressions of sympathy. PRICE.- The Family of the late Mrs. Mary PRICE (formerly Penywaun, Whitchurch), tender sincere thanks to those who expressed sympathy with them in their recent bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. DAVIES.- In Constant Memory of our darling Son. Emlyn Vincent, who entered the Higher Life Whit-Sunday, 15th May, 1921.- From Father and Mother, Rhielas, Pentyrch. HARRIS.- In Loving Memory of my dear Wife, Susannah, and our dear Mother, who passed away at St. Arvin's Gladstone-road, Barry, May 16th, 1925. Sadly missed by loving Husband and Children. Peace, perfect Peace. JAMES.- In Loving Memory of Sarah, beloved wife of Rees James, of 28, Railway-terrace, Tirphil, who died 13th May, 1924, aged 53.- Sadly missed by her loving Husband, Sons, and Daughters. PROSSER.- In Fond Remembrance of Jessie my beloved wife, 10, Stanley-road, Skewen, who died May 15th, 1925.- To memory ever dear.- Mam, Dad, Sisters, and Husband. Joshua PROSSER, 10, Stanley-road, Skewen. STEER.- In Always Loving Memory of our dear Mary, who passed away May 15th, 1925.- Wellyn, Mame, Frank, and Barbara. STEER.- In Fondest Memory of our darling Niece, Mary, who passed away May 15th 1925.- Uncle Vernon and Auntie Rose. STRANGE.- In Loving and Ever-present Memory of my darling May, passed away May 15th, 1921. Requiescat in pace. STRANGE. In Loving Memory of our beloved Niece, May.- Uncle Alf, Aunt Mary. STRANGE. In Loving Memory of May.- Millie and Arthur. I WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES A PEACEFUL, HAPPY, and MERRY CHRISTMAS. John Patrick

Yes it is, but the spammers have used a perfectly legit address belonging to a list member to try and give it some credence. Robert -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] I thought it was a spam email. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Robert Treharne Jones Since the originating IP address is completely different from the one Allison normally uses I think we can assume that her account has been hacked. Yet another reason to get rid of the dreaded Hotmail account? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Allison Gale How are you ? Hey, Dear; How are you doing these days. I would Like to introduce you a shop. There, you can find thousands of goods.Visit it, you will can find a great thing for your Christams Party. You can spend some time to visit it and. Merry Christams! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 18:13:23 -0000 "Robert Treharne Jones" <[email protected]uk> wrote: Hello Robert, > Since the originating IP address is completely different from the one > Allison normally uses I think we can assume that her account has been > hacked. No. If her account had been hacked, the originating IP would be Allison's. It's really, /really/ easy to use a bogus "From" address without hacking an account. All that needs be done is see the address somewhere. > Yet another reason to get rid of the dreaded Hotmail account? Hotmail is, of course, the work of the devil. :-) -- Regards _ / ) "The blindingly obvious is / _)rad never immediately apparent" Watching the people get lairy I Predict A Riot - Kaiser Chiefs

Western Mail Friday May 14th 1926.   (Strike Edition). OBITUARY. The burial took place at the Jewish Cemetery, Cefn Coed, on Thursday of Mr. Julius PRAG, of 7, Meyrick Villas, Merthyr, secretary and registrar for the local Hebrew Congregational Church. Aged 70 years, he was the son of the late Rev. Jacob PRAG, at one time professor of Hebrew. He emigrated to Australia as a lad, and after his return to England in 1878 he settled in Merthyr, where he established an outfitters' and jewelry business. Instituted as a master in 1901, he was the first Hebrew to occupy the chair of the loyal Cambrian Lodge of Freemasons. He was an ex-president of the Merthyr Chamber of Trade and a former treasurer of the local Library association. The officiating minister at the funeral was the Rev. E. BLOOM, Merthyr. Mrs. Price JONES, wife of a well-known Cardiff, shipbroker, died at her residence Brynrhos, Romilly Park, Barry, on Thursday. A large number of members of the R.A.O.B. attended the funeral at Newport of Mr. George HINE, who was 71 years of age and had spent 60 years in the town. Mr. Joseph THOMAS, a well-known Swansea Insurance Agent has died at his residence 41, Henrietta-street in his 74th year. After serving a term at the local bank he was associated with certain dock shipping firms, and subsequently established himself in business for himself as insurance agent. He was for many years organist at Brunswick Chapel, and was much interested in musical matters locally. The death took place at the residence of his son, ex-councillor E.E. WILLIAMS, Prescelly, Colcot-road, Barry of Mr. Edward WILLIAMS, of Spittalls, Pembrokeshire at the age of 76 years. Mr. WILLIAMS was one of the best known men in Pembrokeshire. Whilst on a visit to his son he had a heart attack about a month ago and never recovered. He had been a member of the Spittalls Parish Council for many years, was one of the local school managers, and for the past fifty years had been one of the leading figures in Church circles in Pembrokeshire. The death has occurred of Mr. Joseph WILLIAMS, of Market-square, Pontypridd, at the age of 91. Mr. WILLIAMS who was a native of Pontllanfraith, came to the town about fifty years ago, and for a long time conducted the Cambrian Restaurant in Market-square. He was a worshipper at the Tabernacle Chapel. He leaves three daughters and two sons. John Patrick

Since the originating IP address is completely different from the one Allison normally uses I think we can assume that her account has been hacked. Yet another reason to get rid of the dreaded Hotmail account? Robert -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Allison Gale How are you ? Hey, Dear; How are you doing these days. I would Like to introduce you a shop. There, you can find thousands of goods.Visit it, you will can find a great thing for your Christams Party. You can spend some time to visit it and. Merry Christams!

Robert, I thought it was a spam email. Regards Barbara

Apologies to all - I've now unsubbed from the group using the wretched Hotmail and re-subbed with Yahoo.  Hopefully no more problems! Allison ________________________________ From: Brad Rogers <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, 23 December, 2009 19:05:29 Subject: Re: [MON] Christmas gifts show! On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 18:13:23 -0000 "Robert Treharne Jones" <[email protected]> wrote: Hello Robert, > Since the originating IP address is completely different from the one > Allison normally uses I think we can assume that her account has been > hacked. No.  If her account had been hacked, the originating IP would be Allison's.  It's really, /really/ easy to use a bogus "From" address without hacking an account.  All that needs be done is see the address somewhere. > Yet another reason to get rid of the dreaded Hotmail account? Hotmail is, of course, the work of the devil.  :-) -- Regards  _         / )          "The blindingly obvious is         / _)rad        never immediately apparent" Watching the people get lairy I Predict A Riot - Kaiser Chiefs ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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Western Mail Friday May 14th 1926.   (Strike Edition). Mrs. Alice JONES, a van-dweller, of Newport, who applied to the Newport magistrates for a seperation order against her husband, Alfred G. JONES, of Hereford, stated that she was the mother of 17 children. When making an order for payment of 15s. a week, the bench advised the couple to "make it up". Mr.Pitt LEWIS (Messrs. Frank LEWIS and Sons) represented complainant. Dr. R.J. SMITH (City Coroner) returned a verdict of death from "Senile decay and cardiac syncope" at an inquest conducted on Thursday into the death of Mr. Charles STUART, of 11, Plantagenet-street, Cardiff, who died suddenly on Monday. Mr. STUART claimed to be a direct descendant of the line of STUART Kings. The Coroner expressed sympathy with the widow and daughter. Mr. Thomas Anthony Hwfa WILLIAMS, of Coombe Springs, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Clerk of the Course at Sandown Park, who died on March 30th, aged 76 years left estate "so far as at present can be ascertained" of the gross value of £29,136, with net personalty £28,491. Probate of the will dated October 30th 1882 has been granted to his widow Mrs. Florence WILLIAMS, to whom he left all his property absolutely. Mr. George GILBERT, of the Coast Guard Station, Llantwit Major, who died on 29th March, left estate of the gross value of £802 with net personalty £780. Probate of the will has been granted to his widow, Mrs. Mabel Blanche GILBERT. The first meeting of creditors was held on Thursday, at the office of the Official Receiver (Mr. Ellis OWEN), 34, Park Place, Cardiff, of Archibald Charles HOBBS, 18, Kingsland-road, Cardiff, watchmaker and jeweller, carrying on business at 147, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. Liabilities expected to rank were stated at £245,16s,10d. net assets £132,4s,9d., deficiency £113,12s,3d. Causes of failure as alleged by debtor included burgalry in 1923. Phillip RAFFERTY 23,of 44 Havelock-street, Cardiff, who was admitted to the Royal Infirmary on May 8th, with injuries sustained by skidding while riding a motor-cycle died on Thursday morning. Bertram SLACK, 23, of New-road, Porthcawl, who admitted to being a member of the Communist Party, was sentenced to two months imprisonment for being in possession of certain documents, the publication of which was likely to cause disaffection amongst the population. (This was quite a lengthy case). John Patrick