good afternoon ya all i have had to do a complete recovery, and i could not get back on line to back up favoirite places, I singed up on this list last week, could anyone send me any websites for wales genealogy thank you debbie

At 04:11 AM 10/05/02, Sassy1627@aol.com wrote: >good afternoon ya all > >i have had to do a complete recovery, and i could not get back on line to >back up favoirite places, I singed up on this list last week, could >anyone send me any websites for wales genealogy > >thank you > >debbie Hello Debbie Here's a few for you, which were given by other folk. Someone asked a while back about the meaning of Welsh names of places. I found this site that will translate Welsh to English words. It has been most useful for me. http://www.cs.brown.edu/fun/welsh/LexiconForms.html The best place for post code and reverse seraches is the Royal Mail's own site at: http://www.royalmail.com/quick_tools/postcodes/default.htm URL: http://www.gazetteer-wales.co.uk > TITLE: The National Gazetteer of Wales > DESCRIPTION: The National Gazetteer of Wales is the most comprehensive > online source of geographical information relating to Wales. It contains a > place name index to over 6000 places in Wales, a map of Wales, details of > current administrative bodies and areas in Wales and a guide to the > Counties of Wales. You are now on my list for the Dragon, if and when I recover him. In the meantime I have found another dragon, so young that he?she is still in the egg. You may find him at : www.red-dragon-wales.com marriage bonds http://www.llgc.org.uk:81/index.htm Use this one and when it comes up there is a searchable data on top of the page. Go to marriage bonds and it will give you the names in the parish. Doris Roberts-Florida Subject: Old Maps with Convenience -was Gwibnant Hi Dick, This sounds so easy: >The old 1878 OS National maps of the area may be viewed at >http://www.old-maps.co.uk/oldSite/ > I came across the following site recently about Wales. It is not a > genealogical site but it has some pictures of Wales, Welsh Folklore and > Welsh recipes: > > www.vwales.co.uk http://www.a2a.pro.gov.uk/default.htm - this was posted on a couple of other lists and if you haven't tried it give it a go- I put "Llanarmon" in the search box and it came up with two settlement orders of widows from Lancashire back to Llanarmon Yn Yal - not my ancestors but there must be loads of others records there to peruse. Lynne in Carlisle Submit Genealogy Queries seeking emigrants who left Wales, any time period, destination world-wide to http://www.genealogyresources.net/English/queries/submitquery.asp Submissions can be any length, no limit on the number of entries. Please follow Guidelines You can get English and Welsh BMD Certificates from ONS. You can order them by Email. The site is http://www.statistics.gov.uk/nsbase/registration/certificates.asp Regards Graham