Thanks for the submitting the list Barbara. None of mine but a great idea. Sue Oz

Dear List, I have just joined this list having traced my father's cousin Arthur BIRDSALL (1895 - 1970) from Manchester last known date there 1954 to Llandudno. According to his death certificate he committed suicide 8 June 1970 at Craig-y-Don?, Llandudno. There was an inquest by the North Caernarvonshire Coroner on 2 July 1970. I assume the Coroner's records are not available but that the inquest may have been reported in the local newspaper(s). Would someone help me by advising which papers covered the area at that time or identify another source of a report of his death. Many thanks, Frank - Pennsylvania

Part 2 William BROWN, Glasgow Joseph ARMSTRONG, Sunderland Joseph SMITH, Manchester Harry STEDMAN @ Charles SIMPSON, Birmingham Charles JONES @ Geo. WHITE, Sydney, NSW Joseph O'CONNOR, Galway, Ireland Thomas Tobin TAYLOR, Staleybridge Albert ALDRIDGE, Stroud William LAWRINSON @ LAWRISON, LAWRESON, Warrington Thomas MURPHY, Manchester John JONES @ William BAILEY, Hednesford, Staffordshire John JONES, Newcastle Emlyn Thomas Joseph HARRINGTON, Galway, Ireland John KELLY, Wakefield Frank RAWLINGSON, South Weard, Brentford, Essex John SMITH @ Amos BRIGGS and James BRIGGS, Manchester William CORNER, Birmingham William JACKSON @ William THOMAS, Oswestry George GRAY, Bristol Arthur JOHNSON @ Albert PORTER, Wm. PORTER and Wm. WHITE, Gloucester Ernest PEARCE @ James RUSSELL, Ludlow Tedda Beharia NENDELIEUER @ Jno. Clayton THOMAS, Jersey, Channel Islands George COOPER @ George Edward DEAN, Batford, Notts. Daniel MARTIN, Jersey Walter NUTTALL, Liverpool Thomas MASON, Derby William HANLON, Cork Joseph CHARLESWORTH, 4 Bayham Street, Camden Town, London William Richd. ADAMS, Bristol George WADSWORTH, New Zealand Albert HARRIES @ Frank JOHNSON, Nottingham Richard LAMBERT, St Helens James FITZGERALD, Hinderwell, Yorkshire Arthur James LEARS, Hoopers Place, Rochester, Kent Thomas BRANNAN @ BRANNON, London James EDWARDS @ Geo. BROWN, Manchester John HOYD @ James LEACH and James LAWSON, Manchester Ernest Frank GORDON, Brixton Arthur CROME, Birkham, Canterbury, Kent James CONNORS, Belfast Thomas PAGE, Meath, Ireland Geo. EVANS @ Wm. STRICKLAND, Fulham Miles Lawton CURRIE, Oldham Thomas PHILPS @ Thos. Henry PHILPS, Thos. PHILIPS, Blaby, Leicester William SMITH @ John BARNES and John WAKEFORD, Chiswick John FITZPATRICK, London Thomas JONES @ Edw. WILLIAMS, Wigan Benjamin MATHEWS alias Owen COYNE, Leicester Catherine Mary HODGKINS, Servants Home, Tennants St, Birmingham Thomas Wm. BOTHEY/BOTLEY (sp?), Ayesbury (sp?) James SULLIVAN, Whitehaven Patrick WHELAN, Cumberland Daniel COTTON, Liverpool Joseph McCORMICK, Putney, Surrey Joseph WHEELER alias Joseph DOYLE, Liverpool Alfred Douglas PONTING, London Alfred SMITH @ Richd. FRANCIS, London Benjamin WILLIAMS alias MATHEWS, Norfolk Bruce HUDSON @ HODSON, Goole Michael WHELJON alias WHELGON, Michael John WHELTON, Cork.

Hi All, This past couple of nights I have been browsing some Welsh records and I came across this criminal register "CARDIGANSHIRE CONSTABULARY REGISTER OF CRIMINALS 1899 - 1933" and noticed that there were lots of strays, http://www.llgc.org.uk/ so I started jotting them down not realising quite how many there were when I started!! But I started so I had to finish.................I have only noted the ones that were born outside Wales, my knowledge of Welsh place names was not great enough to decide if the person was from the county of Cardiganshire or not, but I did recognise the non-Welsh place names, so here you have them..........for quite a few of the years there are "mug shots" and they are VERY interesting photographs too, for some reason a lot of them show the men with their hands crossed over their chest - I have no idea why (any ideas on that one?). In the later years there are no photographs but lots of personal information, such as place of birth, age, scars and tattoos, height, etc and of course the criminal record. These crimes range from such as stealing rabbits, clothes, horsehair (!!), even combination drawers (!!!) to such things as embezzlement. Also I note that the symbol @ seems to mean alias in those far off times, nothing to do with the email addresses we are so familiar with today. I have just noted names and places, no other information, but if you find one of "your" names in this list of strays then it really will be worth trawling through the pages. Unfortunately I didn't find any of mine, but I really wish I had, if only to put some "meat on the bones" of one of my lot. STRAYS CARDIGANSHIRE CONSTABULARY REGISTER OF CRIMINALS 1899 - 1933 Robert O'CONNELL, Limerick, Ireland John SMYTHE, Thurso, Caithness John EVANS, Chester James Thomas WAKELIN, Kilkenny, Ireland John SAUNDERS, Dublin Mary SAUNDERS (his wife), Dublin Kate McCARTHY, Liverpool William SLACK, Mansfield, Nottingham Joseph HUGHES, Chester Robert MELLINS, Middleton, Chirbury, Shropshire George BENNET (alias MARRIOTT), Wandsworth, Surrey John COLLARD, Yeovil, Somerset George TAYLOR, Wigan, Lancs. Arthur GRAYSON, Romford, Essex John MORGAN, Bristol Thomas WILLIAMS, Rutford, Nottingham John ALLEN and James WILLIAMS, Liverpool (a sailor) John Henry HALCROFT, Manchester William HUGHES, B'ham John WHELAN @ Jno. REGAN, Bolton Robert LEIGHTON, Ashton Under Lyme George DRAPER, Chatham Thomas LINETH/SINETH (sp?), Calcutta William BROWN, Lancashire James FISHER, Walsall George HARTLEY, London James MURPHY, B'head George Harmer PEARCE, Wolverhampton Thomas KINGSTON, Frodsham, Cheshire George GRAHAM, Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire James BARRETT, Liverpool (parents reside at 31 Leonard St, Lanark) John KING, Limerick, Ireland Peter SHEEHY, Limerick, Ireland George NASH, Bolton, Lancashire T. MORRIS, Dublin, Ireland Walter CHAMBERS, Nottingham Charles OVERTON, Croydon, Surrey Charles REES, Dover Albert Ashey HANLON, Liverpool late of Candover, Shrewsbury George WILLIAMS, Liverpool Frederick YOUNG, Highwycombe, Bucks. Thomas VAUGHAN, Kingson-on-Thames, London John MASON, Plymouth George TURNER, Audlem, Cheshire.

Hi Chris, on Reg Davies site "Welsh Mariners" there are 13 "Marks", 2 from Llanbedrog: MARK Robert Llanbedrog 1847 CAE [1881 census on 'Francis Beddoe' at Llanbeblig, CAE. Robert Mark, married, aged 34, born Llanbedrog, CAE, Master. William Roberts, married, aged 41, born Llanengan, CAE, mate]. MARKS Robert Llanbedrog 1848 none 02/04/04 ??? 334/33 Died of pneumonia on 2 April 1904 at Lombord St., Porthmadog whilst serving as Master/44724/Snaefell of Caernarfon. Aged 56. The site is well worth a visit, and Reg is grateful if you can add any more info to what he has already got. http://www.welshmariners.org.uk/search.php Dewi [email protected] schrieb am 06.10.04 03:02:44: Hi listers, I'm looking for any information on the Mark family who lived in Llanbedrog in the 1800's. My GGG Grandfather, John MARK - son of Robert MARK and Elizabeth OWEN. Born Llanbedrog 1834, Died Cardiff 1868. He was a Master Mariner and lived in Liverpool for most of his life with his wife was Ellen HUGHES. I believe he had a brother Robert who was also a seaman. There seem to be some Jones connections - so if you have Jones family from Llanbedrog, I'd love to hear from you. All the best, Chris Wales & Lancs MARK/ROBERTS/HUGHES/REES/WINSTANLEY Glasgow MCKENNA/BROOKS/MCDOUGALL/MCCRACKEN Birmingham/Glasgow CLARE __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We finish. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail ==== WLS-CAERNARFONSHIRE Mailing List ==== Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru The National Library of Wales. Aberystwyth. www.llgc.org.uk/ [email protected] ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 --  Dewi Evans http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dewievans/index.html ________________________________________________________________ Verschicken Sie romantische, coole und witzige Bilder per SMS! Jetzt neu bei WEB.DE FreeMail: http://freemail.web.de/?mc=021193

Thanks very much Dewi, I should have mentioned in my post - I discovered Reg's site last year and found it to be an absolute godsend. However, you have now made me realise that I need to email him and thank him for the wonderful job he is doing. If no-one minds, I would like to add my ringing endorsement of this incredible resource. I found my ancestor, John Mark's paperwork at the National Maritime Museum, discovered he had a brother, found crew lists and agreements, and the crowning glory: got his captain's logs from the Newfoundland Maritime History Archive. A treasure trove of information, all from getting my ancestor's registration number on www.welshmariners.org.uk Cheers! C From: "Dewi Evans" <[email protected]> Hi Chris, on Reg Davies site "Welsh Mariners" there are 13 "Marks", 2 from Llanbedrog: MARK Robert Llanbedrog 1847 CAE [1881 census on 'Francis Beddoe' at Llanbeblig, CAE. Robert Mark, married, aged 34, born Llanbedrog, CAE, Master. William Roberts, married, aged 41, born Llanengan, CAE, mate]. MARKS Robert Llanbedrog 1848 none 02/04/04 ??? 334/33 Died of pneumonia on 2 April 1904 at Lombord St., Porthmadog whilst serving as Master/44724/Snaefell of Caernarfon. Aged 56. The site is well worth a visit, and Reg is grateful if you can add any more info to what he has already got. http://www.welshmariners.org.uk/search.php Dewi ______________________________ __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

Hi Arlene Maybe we should compare our WILLIAMS of Coed Y Parc? There just might be a connecion, do you have any OWENS? I just found another family too, I just found I have GRIFFITH by marriage too (all Llanecchid). Anybody else on here? Regards Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Arlene Berta" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 12:36 AM Subject: Re: [CAE] Fw: Brown family - Lancashire > Thanks for sharing. > Arlene > On Oct 4, 2004, at 1:05 PM, Barbara Williams wrote: > > > > > > >> Hi to all > >> > >> I just got this in my in-box - looks promising especially for those > >> of us > >> with common names. It "seems" to be free at the moment. > >> > >> Regards > >> Barbara > >> > >> > >> > >>> I noticed on the Lancs Surnames site that you are looking for Brown > >>> ancestors in Lancashire. > >>> > >>> As you've no doubt discovered, researching Browns is like looking > >>> for a needle in a haystack, and trying to find someone else who > >>> shares the same Brown line is a frustrating task. Some of us have > >>> Smith ancestors too, which makes matters even worse! > >>> > >>> If you haven't already come across the LostCousins website I'd > >>> suggest you take a look. The way it works is to match people who > >>> share the same ancestors from the 1881 Census - and this makes it > >>> the one site where looking for Browns & Smiths isn't a disadvantage. > >>> > >>> The address of the site is www.LostCousins.com - and it's free to > >>> register. It's worth entering all your ancestors, not just Browns - > >>> you > >>> never know what mysteries you might solve! > >>> > >>> If everybody researching Browns in Lancs joins it would be > >>> absolutely brilliant! > >>> > >>> Best of luck in your research, > >>> Peter > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > > > ==== WLS-CAERNARFONSHIRE Mailing List ==== > > Gwynedd Family History Society > > www.gwynedd.fsbusiness.co.uk/ > > > > ============================== > > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > ==== WLS-CAERNARFONSHIRE Mailing List ==== > http://www.welshmariners.org.uk/ > Morwyr Cymru Welsh Mariners > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > >

Hi Alwyn and Jonathan and everyone else. I have been interested in Jonathan's ancestor, Evan GRIFFITH, because I feel there is a possibility that he is also an ancestor of mine. (A brother of my G-g-grandfather). Here is the record of the person I believe to be 'my' Evan GRIFFITH on the 1881. Perhaps you would be able to work out if he is the same Evan who appears on the 1891 record (in the original email below) which you sent to Jonathan earlier. Jan     Household Record  1881 British Census   Sarah JONES Head W female 55 Llanddeiniolen, CAE, Farmer of 8 acres Elizabeth JONES daur U female 20 Llanddeiniolen, CAE, Farm Serv Indoor Hugh JONES son male 16 Llanddeiniolen, CAE, Slate Quarryman Thomas JONES son male 13 Llanddeiniolen, CAE, Slate Quarryman Evan R. GRIFFITH son-in-law W male 31 Llanbeblig, CAE, Slate Quarryman John GRIFFITH grand son male 12 Llanddeiniolen CAE Scholar    Source Information:   Dwelling   Pen Y Groes   Census Place Llanddeiniolen, Caernarvon, Wales   Family History Library Film   1342336   Public Records Office Reference   RG11   Piece / Folio   5567 / 23   Page Number   15

Hi Alwyn, Thanks for the info! Jan has been intouch, and we're trying to sort out if we're related or not. I was wondering if you have the household entry for Evan Griffith in 1871 when you say he is lodging with Ellis Jones in Llanrug, if so could you send it to me please? I'm not sure where Jane Jones was born. Has anyone got any opinions on how to understand two census entries of the same family which list the same mother's birth place as two different places: "Caernarvon Llanfihangel Penant" in 1901, or "Anglesey Llanfihangel" in 1891? Once again, thanks for the info! Jonathan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alwyn ap Huw" <[email protected]> To: "'D J P Morris'" <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 2:19 AM Subject: RE: Evan GRIFFITH b. 1852 (somewhere near Llanrug) > Hello Jonathan, > > Your message didn't make it to the mailing list. The address for sending > messages to the list is slightly different to the subscription address: > > [email protected] > > Letters sent to the address that includes the word "requests" are answered > by a computer and only seen by the list administrator, me in the case of > Wls-Caernarfonshire. > > Here is your family in 1891 in the hamlet of Saron near Llanddeiniolen: > > Administrative County Caernarvon Civil Parish Llanddeiniolen RG12/4658 Folio > 64 Page 8 Schedule 54 Saron. > Evan Griffith Head Married 38 Agricultural Labourer born Llanrug > Caernarvonshire Welsh. > Jane Griffith Wife Married 34 born ANGLESEY Llanfihangel Welsh. > Sarah J Griffith Dau 10 Scholar Cae Saron Welsh. > Elizabeth Griffith Dau 7 Scholar Cae Llanddeiniolen Welsh. > Owen Rowland Griffith Son 6 Scholar Cae Llanddeiniolen Welsh. > Griffith J Griffith Son 4 Cae Llanddeiniolen Welsh. > Harry Griffith Son 2 Cae Llanddeiniolen Welsh. > > In 1871 Evan was an unmarried Lodger in the house of Ellis Jones in Llanrug. > > If Llanfihangel Anglesey is correct, rather than Llanfihangel Merioneth, > then this may be Jane in Llanfihangel Ysceifiog in 1871: > > Parish of Llanfihangel Esq RG10/5762 Folio 87 Page 18 Schedule 85 Tan y > Graig > Thomas Jones Head Married 53 Farmer of 53 Acres Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > Ellen Jones Wife Married 57 Ceirchiog Angy. > Griffith Jones son single 20 Working at home Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > Mary Jones dau single 20 at home Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > John Griffith Son 18 At home Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > JANE JONES dau 14 Scholar Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > Ann Jones dau 13 Scholar Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > Griffith Jones Brother Widow 66 Ag Lab Llanfihangel Esq Angy. > > I can't see these two as a couple in 1881, but there is a possibility that > they were married shortly after the 1881 Census, so they may still be single > then - I haven't checked this possibility. > > All the best > > Alwyn > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: D J P Morris [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 01 October 2004 21:28 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Evan GRIFFITH b. 1852 (somewhere near Llanrug) > > Could someone please look up Evan Griffith and/or Jane Griffith (nee. Jones) > in a pre-1901 census. The details from the 1901 census about him are: > > Name: Evan Griffith > Age in 1901: 48 yrs > Place of Birth: Carnarvon Llanrug > Profession in 1901: Quarry Labourer > Language: Welsh > > He was married to Jane Griffith (nee Jones) b. 1857 Llanfihengel Penant. But > I couldn't find either of these people on the 1881 census on > familysearch.org, they went on to have 4 sons (Owen Roland b.1885, Griffith > John b.1887, Harry b.1889, and Evan Hugh b.1891), and 2 daughters (Sarah > Jane b.1881, and Elizabeth b.1884). > > Thanks in advance! > Jonathan > > > --- > Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.772 / Virus Database: 519 - Release Date: 01/10/2004 > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.772 / Virus Database: 519 - Release Date: 01/10/2004 > > >

Yvonne, The Llanbeblig 1851 census has been indexed by the GFHS so in theory it should be pretty straightforward. I will have a look for you the next time I am down at the Record Office, although it will not be this week, and the RO is closed next week. Regards, Keith. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Murray and Yvonne" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:40 AM Subject: RE: [CAE] Llanbeblig > Hello, > I wonder if I could also ask for someone to check the 1851 Census for > Llanbeblig - I am looking for John JONES (forgeman) with wife (name > unknown) and children Elizabeth b. c1850 and Jane b. c1849. > Kind regards, Yvonne + NZ

Geraint, The Llanbeblig 1851 census has been indexed by the GFHS so in theory it should be pretty straightforward. I will have a look for you the next time I am down at the Record Office, although it will not be this week, and the RO is closed next week. Regards, Keith. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geraint L. Jones" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 03, 2004 6:13 PM Subject: [CAE] Llanbeblig > I wonder if someone could possibly look at the 1851 census for lanbeblig - I'm looking for a James Jones (Mason) and wife Ann. James should be about 60. > regards > Geraint

Hi listers, I'm looking for any information on the Mark family who lived in Llanbedrog in the 1800's. My GGG Grandfather, John MARK - son of Robert MARK and Elizabeth OWEN. Born Llanbedrog 1834, Died Cardiff 1868. He was a Master Mariner and lived in Liverpool for most of his life with his wife was Ellen HUGHES. I believe he had a brother Robert who was also a seaman. There seem to be some Jones connections - so if you have Jones family from Llanbedrog, I'd love to hear from you. All the best, Chris Wales & Lancs MARK/ROBERTS/HUGHES/REES/WINSTANLEY Glasgow MCKENNA/BROOKS/MCDOUGALL/MCCRACKEN Birmingham/Glasgow CLARE __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We finish. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

Hello, I wonder if I could also ask for someone to check the 1851 Census for Llanbeblig - I am looking for John JONES (forgeman) with wife (name unknown) and children Elizabeth b. c1850 and Jane b. c1849. Kind regards, Yvonne + NZ -----Original Message----- From: Geraint L. Jones [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, 4 October 2004 5:14 a.m. To: [email protected] Subject: [CAE] Llanbeblig I wonder if someone could possibly look at the 1851 census for Llanbeblig - I'm looking for a James Jones (Mason) and wife Ann. James should be about 60. regards Geraint ==== WLS-CAERNARFONSHIRE Mailing List ==== Cewch ddanfon negeseuon Cymraeg neu Saesneg i'r rhestr hon This list covers a bilingual area, in which messages in both Welsh and English are welcome ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

Hello List, I'm sorry if this is duplicated.with Gwynedd Roots web but I'm getting desperate. I'm trying to find members of the ROBERTS Family who lived at 55 ALEXANDRA Road Llandudno in 1910. The tenant was Daniel Jones but it was owned by SARAH ANN ROBERTS. I'm hoping that she is related to my family line. My Grandfather EVAN ROBERTS b 1880 Nevin lived there with wife Emily and son Robert Roberts. Robert Roberts was actually born at Mount Pleasant in1909 which was owned by DOCTOR WHITE. I presume a lying in house. The family moved to WIND STREET just by Mount Pleasance in1910. From then to Liverpool where it seems that family contact to Wales slowly disappeared. I have my family line going back to ROBERT RICHARDS who married SHONET ROBERTS in 1794 LLANGWNADLE. There are dozens of 'my Roberts'in my tree but unfortunately I only have contact with two other cousins neither living in Wales. Regards Kathy ROBERTS,HUGHES Carnarvonshire

Thanks for sharing. Arlene On Oct 4, 2004, at 1:05 PM, Barbara Williams wrote: > > >> Hi to all >> >> I just got this in my in-box - looks promising especially for those >> of us >> with common names. It "seems" to be free at the moment. >> >> Regards >> Barbara >> >> >> >>> I noticed on the Lancs Surnames site that you are looking for Brown >>> ancestors in Lancashire. >>> >>> As you've no doubt discovered, researching Browns is like looking >>> for a needle in a haystack, and trying to find someone else who >>> shares the same Brown line is a frustrating task. Some of us have >>> Smith ancestors too, which makes matters even worse! >>> >>> If you haven't already come across the LostCousins website I'd >>> suggest you take a look. The way it works is to match people who >>> share the same ancestors from the 1881 Census - and this makes it >>> the one site where looking for Browns & Smiths isn't a disadvantage. >>> >>> The address of the site is www.LostCousins.com - and it's free to >>> register. It's worth entering all your ancestors, not just Browns - >>> you >>> never know what mysteries you might solve! >>> >>> If everybody researching Browns in Lancs joins it would be >>> absolutely brilliant! >>> >>> Best of luck in your research, >>> Peter >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > > ==== WLS-CAERNARFONSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Gwynedd Family History Society > www.gwynedd.fsbusiness.co.uk/ > > ============================== > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ > >

> Hi to all > > I just got this in my in-box - looks promising especially for those of us > with common names. It "seems" to be free at the moment. > > Regards > Barbara > > > > > I noticed on the Lancs Surnames site that you are looking for Brown > > ancestors in Lancashire. > > > > As you've no doubt discovered, researching Browns is like looking > > for a needle in a haystack, and trying to find someone else who > > shares the same Brown line is a frustrating task. Some of us have > > Smith ancestors too, which makes matters even worse! > > > > If you haven't already come across the LostCousins website I'd > > suggest you take a look. The way it works is to match people who > > share the same ancestors from the 1881 Census - and this makes it > > the one site where looking for Browns & Smiths isn't a disadvantage. > > > > The address of the site is www.LostCousins.com - and it's free to > > register. It's worth entering all your ancestors, not just Browns - you > > never know what mysteries you might solve! > > > > If everybody researching Browns in Lancs joins it would be > > absolutely brilliant! > > > > Best of luck in your research, > > Peter > > > > > > > > >

I wonder if someone could possibly look at the 1851 census for Llanbeblig - I'm looking for a James Jones (Mason) and wife Ann. James should be about 60. regards Geraint

Dear Lists Thank you one and all to the many, many people who have sent me information re my two queries yesterday, I believe I have answered you all personally, if not I apologise. I have been sent some scanned Immigration Passenger lists too, so this has been wonderful even though I am not 100% sure this Henry POVALL found in New York in the 1880 census is mine, but I can't find him in the UK in 1881 so it's a trail I am going to follow. Below is Lis' reply to my Ancestry.com question and it seems to sum up pretty much what you get for your money. Some people were not aware that Ancestry.co.uk have a pay per view of £6 which allows you to look at 20 records. Once again, MANY MANY thanks for all your help, ROOTSWEB mailing lists really are the greatest, and I'm sorry if this is filling up the email boxes, but I thought the Ancestry.com question was one that others wanted answers to, and also to let everybody know that I don't require any more searches on my behalf at the moment - but when I do I will know where to come to first!! Kindest Regards Barbara in Sydney via Liverpool > Hi Barbara, > > Ancestry UK gives access to 1871, 1891 & 1901. Also a whole of UK > records, and their BMD stuff which seems to be based on the free bmd > records. Also some bmd from 1980's through to 2001. The Ancestry USA > seems focused on American records and I did not find it particularly > useful because you then had to pay extra for UK stuff - though they may > have changed that since 2003. On balance I have found it has been useful > but that is because the census records have been such a helpful source > to allow me to know where to search parish records. Only you can make > the choice but I can say that personally, as a person who counts every > dollar (Australian one that is) my membership has been worth every cent. > I took a free trial and then an annual subscription. > > Hope this helps, and that others give their views to give you a balanced > opinion. > > Regards, > > Lis > > Hi > > Does anybody on these lists know answers to the following questions > please......... > > If I subscribe to Ancestry.com.uk for either an annual fee, a quarterly > fee or a pay-per-view fee does this give me access to UK census records > ONLY - no others?? > > I have been to both the UK page and the American (home) one.........now > it seems to be (and I may be wrong here) that the American annual fee > gives you access to EVERYTHING.........though of course it is far more > expensive :( and they don't have the quarterly or pay per view option > either. > > I have been for a good scout around both pages today, but I can't seem > to find a definitive answer.............looking forward as always to > your knowledgeable replies. > > Thanks and Kind Regards > Barbara in Sydney via Liverpool

Hi Does anybody on these lists know answers to the following questions please......... If I subscribe to Ancestry.com.uk for either an annual fee, a quarterly fee or a pay-per-view fee does this give me access to UK census records ONLY - no others?? I have been to both the UK page and the American (home) one.........now it seems to be (and I may be wrong here) that the American annual fee gives you access to EVERYTHING.........though of course it is far more expensive :( and they don't have the quarterly or pay per view option either. I have been for a good scout around both pages today, but I can't seem to find a definitive answer.............looking forward as always to your knowledgeable replies. Thanks and Kind Regards Barbara in Sydney via Liverpool

Hi to all, Does anybody on any of my Rootsweb lists have access to Immigration and Passenger Lists on Genealogy.com? I am looking for Henry POVALL arriving somewhere between 1870 and 1880 (when he shows up on LDS New York census) - I am "almost" sure he is mine. Thanks and Regards Barbara