Hello Virginia, I don't have the CRYMES family in my tree but I do have the STOKES family and St. Botolph's and can help with both, if you are interested. Rose

Hi Ann Looks 100% like the family that Wayne is looking for. Mount Pleasant Street is in Trecynon and close to Margaret Street. Regards Graham ----- Original Message ----- From: "JANETANN DAVIES" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 7:51 PM Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] 1871 Census, Aberdare the George Family > Might these be Margaret and Thomas in 1891? > No 11 Mount Pleasant Aberdare > Thomas George head widower 26 Furniture(?) dealer > b Aberdare > Margaret " mother widow 61 > Newcastle Emlyn > Mary Eliza " dau 1 > Aberdare > > Ann Davies from an equally wet Aberystwyth !! > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 7:18 PM > Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] 1871 Census, Aberdare > > > > Hello Wayne > > 1871 census details > > > > 16 Alma Street, Trecynon, Aberdare, Glamorgan. > > > > John George head 39 Coalminer Monmouthshire > > Margaret wife 39 Cmn. > > Newcastle Emlyn > > Rachel dau 11 Gen. Servant, domestic Glam. Aberdare > > Catherine dau 8 Scholar Glam. > > Aberdare > > Louisa dau 2 > > Glam. Aberdare > > ( Thomas is not with them ) > > > > I can't find them in the area on the 1891 census. Do you know what > happened > > to John and > > Margaret after 1881 and do you know their parents names? If I can be of > any > > help let me know. > > In my younger days I lived in Alma Street and know the area very well. > > Best wishes > > Graham Powell > > from a very wet Aberdare. > > > > > > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > > South/West Wales Lookup Exchange > http://home.clara.net/tirbach/lookup.html > >

Hello Virginia Why don't you give us some names and dates - and what you have already - or who and when are you looking for. Then maybe someone can help you. Just giving a surname is not enough to identify people. Cheers Pat In message <[email protected]>, Virginia Edwards <[email protected]> writes >I am interested in contacting someone with knowledge of the Crymes family in >Pembrokeshire. > >Virginia > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell

Might these be Margaret and Thomas in 1891? No 11 Mount Pleasant Aberdare Thomas George head widower 26 Furniture(?) dealer b Aberdare Margaret " mother widow 61 Newcastle Emlyn Mary Eliza " dau 1 Aberdare Ann Davies from an equally wet Aberystwyth !! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 7:18 PM Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] 1871 Census, Aberdare > Hello Wayne > 1871 census details > > 16 Alma Street, Trecynon, Aberdare, Glamorgan. > > John George head 39 Coalminer Monmouthshire > Margaret wife 39 Cmn. > Newcastle Emlyn > Rachel dau 11 Gen. Servant, domestic Glam. Aberdare > Catherine dau 8 Scholar Glam. > Aberdare > Louisa dau 2 > Glam. Aberdare > ( Thomas is not with them ) > > I can't find them in the area on the 1891 census. Do you know what happened > to John and > Margaret after 1881 and do you know their parents names? If I can be of any > help let me know. > In my younger days I lived in Alma Street and know the area very well. > Best wishes > Graham Powell > from a very wet Aberdare. > > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > South/West Wales Lookup Exchange http://home.clara.net/tirbach/lookup.html

Hello Wayne 1871 census details 16 Alma Street, Trecynon, Aberdare, Glamorgan. John George head 39 Coalminer Monmouthshire Margaret wife 39 Cmn. Newcastle Emlyn Rachel dau 11 Gen. Servant, domestic Glam. Aberdare Catherine dau 8 Scholar Glam. Aberdare Louisa dau 2 Glam. Aberdare ( Thomas is not with them ) I can't find them in the area on the 1891 census. Do you know what happened to John and Margaret after 1881 and do you know their parents names? If I can be of any help let me know. In my younger days I lived in Alma Street and know the area very well. Best wishes Graham Powell from a very wet Aberdare.

Hi Bill, Bettye, I am well pleased with the progress I have made many thanks to you both. I have filed all the information that you both have given me with the rest of my files they are and will be very useful. I think there is a good chance that Sophia from Haycastle is me girlie and Thomas Morgan's occupation stated on the wedding certificate as agricultural labourer ties in nicely. I think my Thomas Howell is a bit of a ?. A gentleman was kind enough to do a look up for me in 2002 and could not find no suitable Thomas Howell on the 1851 census for the districts of Granston, Haycastle, St Davids or Fishguard Districts, and by 1891 Census there where no trace of this whole family at Treylls y Cnwc, or on the Databasefor the area. That ties in with the only conversation I had with my Grandfather about his family ( he told me his Mother died in childbirth and he was looked after by ???? very vague ) I thought that he might have been illegitimate, not that I would have cared, and to have n! ow found out his Mothers name its the icing on the top. I will re-check the Death Registers to see if she died giving birth to my Grandfather ? in 1885 and before 1891. I also came up with the following on the 1901 Census I found these three little beauties. David Howells aged 24 Never Pembrokeshire Clingy ? Collier William Howells aged 23 St Brides Pembrokeshire Marlow's Farm Servant James Howells aged 15 Brady Pembrokeshire Brady Cater/Farm I keep these on file, the names are the same, the ages would be correct for 1901 but the place names are out of context. I hope I have not bored you both and our Mailing List Friends, Many thanks Marlena.

Dear Patrick Through DocumentsOnline I have received a copy of the will of Henry Phelps of Norchard (with the eye of faith) in the parish of Jeffreston, proven at PCC 24 April 1795, witnessed by David Rowe, Solomon Whitta and Thos Brigstocke. I don't know when the will was written but Henry left his daughter Elizabeth Phelps 50 pounds to be paid four months after his death. There is lots of other detail in the will, Regards Megan Phelps Sydney, Australia On Sunday, February 1, 2004, at 12:02 PM, BJ & LC Kirkwood wrote: > Dear Patrick, > > I don't know if how far back in time you have gone with your Brigstocke > ancestry. Have you read Llechdwinni Revisited by Major Francis Jones > which > appeared in the > Carmarthenshire Antiquary Vol. XX in 1984? > > The Brigstocke section begins "The background of the Brigstockes > differed > radically from that of the family they succeeded at Llechdwnni. Rural > Welsh > landowners of distinguished ancestry and family traditions, the Bowens > had > been stay-at-home squires......By contrast the Brigstockes were English > townsfolk, business-men living in Croydon near the great metropolis, > centre > of government whose edicts influenced the pattern of national life. > If they > lacked genealogical panache, they made up with a capacity for hard > work, > application and persistence. A man from this urban mileau now enters > the > pastoral scene of Carmarthenshire. > > Baptized at Croydon on 7 October 1604, John Brigstocke was son of a > successful brewer of that town, Robert Brigstocke and his wife > Elizabeth". > Then follows 9 or 10 pages about the family....down to including Rev. > John > Brigstocke who was rector of Burton in Pembrokeshire from 1832 to > 1858, and > his family. > > There are no Brigstocke marriages in my pre-1813 index which includes > Burton, but there are two in the Narberth Hundred including the > marriage of > Thomas Brigstocke to Elizabeth Phelps at Jeffreston in 1791. You may > already know whether or not these are your Rev. Thomas Brigstocke's > parents, > but it seems likely. > > Of course, there may be more than one Brigstocke family > who went into Wales....and you may know all about your earlier family > members already.....but, just in case.......... > > Incidentally, from the Lists, Megan Phelps and I are both interested > in the > Phelps name. > > Bettye Kirkwood, Australia. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Patrick W G Brock" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 4:09 AM > Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] Census 1871 > > >> Hello Alwyn >> >> Taking you up on your offer for lookups in the 1871 Census: I would be > very >> interested to know which of my Brigstocke ggGrandparents' children and >> siblings were still around in 1871. The list below shows what I >> currently >> know about them. > > > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Dyfed FHS > http://www.dyfedfhs.org.uk/ >

Dear Linda, There are quite a lot of records for Roblyns in this area of Pembrokeshire. Part of Llandissilio was in Carm. and part in Pemb...... so marriages could have taken place in both counties of which you seem to be aware. Here are some of those from the Pemb. records. A Phillip Roblyn in 1695 at Llawhaden married Catherine Morris. A Henry Roblin married Elizabeth Philip at Llandissilio in 1720...from the Bishop's Transcripts. A Henry Roblin married Mary Pricket at Wiston in 1729. I thought this may have been a misprint for Prichard....but no, the names of Pricket and Prickett are also in the records. In fact a Jane Roblin married George Prickard in 1700 at Llawhaden. That's only for starters.....oh, incidentally I also noticed a record under the spelling RHOBLYN so be aware that you have to look for this unusual spelling as well as those you've listed. Do you the St. David's Probate (Wills) index for the various names? Bettye Kirkwood, Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "L. Herman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 4:17 PM Subject: [WLS-PEM] ROBLIN / ROBLYN / ROBLING FAMILY Good Evening, I am researching the Roblin families of Pembrokeshire.....or at least I am going to try. We have Roblins in both Canada and the US who first were found in Orange County, New York just before the American Revolution. They fought for the English and fled to Upper Canada about 1783. Recently we have found another record which shows the Roblin family was in the America's as early as 1722. Owen Roblin was a land-owner in Tredyffrin (Valleytown), Pennsylvania in 1722. He is listed in the records of St. David's church of Radnor, which is part of the early Welsh settlement known as the Welsh Tract. I am waiting for a search of materials for this area but presently know nothing more of this Owen. The names of the earliest Roblins we had before the PA Owen Roblin were Owen, Philip, John, Stephen, Edward....as well as Abraham, Lewis and Peter, though we do not know how the last three fit with the first five. We have also found abstracts of two will from Wales which have similar names and would particularly like to make contact with anyone who might know more about these families..... Will Henry Roblin, Llawhaden, 1690 Abstract FG Vol. 15, 368. Henry Roblin of the parish of Llawhaden, gent. Will dated 3 Feb 1689. Proved 6 Mar 1690 by the executors. Inventory dated 14 Feb 1689 shows a value of ÿ11:1:0. To my eldest son Phillip Roblyn 1s. To my eldest daughter Elizabeth Roblyn ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my second daughter Katherine Roblyn the wife of Howell Harry, ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my third daughter Margaret Roblyn, ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my fourth daughter Mary ÿ5:15:0. To my fifth daughter Anne ÿ5:15:0. To my sixth daughter Alce ÿ5:15:0. My wife Margaret Roblyn, my second son Lewis Roblyn and my third son Owen Roblyn to be executors. Will Philip Robling, Llandissilio, 1720 Philip Robling of Landissilio in the county of Carms. gent. Will dated 23 Jan 1719. Proved 12 May 1720 by Margaret (wife) and Margaret (daughter). Inventory dated 12 May 1720: ÿ45:7:6. Appr. M.Griffith and Da. Robertt. To my wife Margaret all real estate to pay interest dau to Owen William of the parish of Henrys Moate, Husbandman with remainder to son Henry Robling. To 2nd daughter Chatherine ÿ10. To daughter Elizabeth ÿ5. To son Henry Robling 20s. To son Lewis Robling 40s. To son Peter Robling ÿ10 at the age of 22. Wife and eldest daughter Margaret Robling to be executors and residuary legatees. Witnessed Thomas Skyrme, Da. Robertt and David Beddoe. Any help would be very much appreciate as would any suggestions. Regards, Linda Herman Maryland ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== Gareth's Help Page http://home.clara.net/tirbach/hicks.html

Dear Cate, Your Thomas Bevans and Sarah Phelps married at Prendergast in 1821. On 12/02/1822 a John Phelps Esq. of Prendergast married Mary Ann Williams at Steynton. I wonder who witnessed his marriage. Was he an esquire because he was learned in the law, or was he of importance? I wonder if he was around in the 1841/51 census? That general area is where the Phelps I am interest in come from, but I can't see any connections.... The John Phelps in my research died 1814 and his son John Freeman Phelps died in 1830 when he was only 22. The young man was designated Esquire on his will abstract whilst his father only rated as a Gentleman. Maybe they were cousins to yours ....first, second, third.. I also have Prendergast burials between 1813-37 and, for your information: John Bevans, Prendergast Village, 26th. March, 1824 aged 3 years and 10 months. Mary Bevans, Cartlett Kilns, 2 Mar. 1828 aged 74. David Bevans, Cartlett Kilns, 10th Feb. 1833 aged 61 George Bevan, Prendergast Mills, 23 Sept. 1833 aged 50? The Pemb. RO may be able to tell you the parental names for the small child. Regards. Bettye Kirkwood, ----- Original Message ----- From: "cate" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "BJ & LC Kirkwood" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 8:02 AM Subject: PHELPS > As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' > interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the > opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor > Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near > Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas > BEVANS. > > I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of > her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of > Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. > > any information gratefully received! > > Cate >

I am interested in contacting someone with knowledge of the Crymes family in Pembrokeshire. Virginia

Thanks to Ann D in Aber, we now have our Smith family in 1871 identfied in Timberland, West Haroldstone. The thomas Smith family is that of of his second wife. The first wife, the mother of our Elizabeth Smith and her brother Edwin is said to have been the the owner of Timberland and could have been a Venable ? - We would be very gratefull if someone could check out the 1851,1841 and 1831 Census to see if the Smith/Venable family show up on the Timberland,West Haroldstone farm. Herb and Mary Schwarz,Ontario,Canada

Dear Marlena, Nice to know you are getting results. Thomas Morgan aged 48 in 1871 would be born around 1823 at Brawdy. It is possible he is a son of George Morgan, Farmer of Whitechurch who married Hannah Evan at Brawdy 20/10/1818 or William Morgan, Servant "Newgale" who married Sarah William "Tankerston" at Brawdy on 29/10/1822. (Is this your missing Sarah Morgan?) Newgale, Brawdy, was an ancient farmstead, formerly a manor-house) according to Major Jones Pemb. book. The family which owned it were the Jones from about 1652 and until the first half of the 20th. century and the descent would include the manorial lord who was Mrs. Nest Massy daughter of Colonel Roch of Llether. Tancredston, Brawdy, was owned by the Scourfields but in 1786 a Thomas Hicks and a George Evan were tenants. I don't have any Land Tax records to tell if the Evan family remained as tenants....perhaps with a 3 lives lease. I'd check out the 1841 or 1851 census records, if I were you, to see if you can find William and Sarah Morgan and their family...perhaps still at Brawdy or nearby. Bettye K.

Dear Cate Did the marrriage take place in Prendergast and who were the witnesses? I don't have any direct connections with a Sarah but recall there being one in a tree I have seen - will chase this later. Regards Megan Phelps On Monday, February 2, 2004, at 08:02 AM, cate wrote: > As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' > interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the > opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor > Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near > Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas > BEVANS. > > I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of > her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of > Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. > > any information gratefully received! > > Cate > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Dyfed FHS > http://www.dyfedfhs.org.uk/ >

Good Evening, I am researching the Roblin families of Pembrokeshire.....or at least I am going to try. We have Roblins in both Canada and the US who first were found in Orange County, New York just before the American Revolution. They fought for the English and fled to Upper Canada about 1783. Recently we have found another record which shows the Roblin family was in the America's as early as 1722. Owen Roblin was a land-owner in Tredyffrin (Valleytown), Pennsylvania in 1722. He is listed in the records of St. David's church of Radnor, which is part of the early Welsh settlement known as the Welsh Tract. I am waiting for a search of materials for this area but presently know nothing more of this Owen. The names of the earliest Roblins we had before the PA Owen Roblin were Owen, Philip, John, Stephen, Edward....as well as Abraham, Lewis and Peter, though we do not know how the last three fit with the first five. We have also found abstracts of two will from Wales which have similar names and would particularly like to make contact with anyone who might know more about these families..... Will Henry Roblin, Llawhaden, 1690 Abstract FG Vol. 15, 368. Henry Roblin of the parish of Llawhaden, gent. Will dated 3 Feb 1689. Proved 6 Mar 1690 by the executors. Inventory dated 14 Feb 1689 shows a value of ÿ11:1:0. To my eldest son Phillip Roblyn 1s. To my eldest daughter Elizabeth Roblyn ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my second daughter Katherine Roblyn the wife of Howell Harry, ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my third daughter Margaret Roblyn, ÿ5:15:0, etc. To my fourth daughter Mary ÿ5:15:0. To my fifth daughter Anne ÿ5:15:0. To my sixth daughter Alce ÿ5:15:0. My wife Margaret Roblyn, my second son Lewis Roblyn and my third son Owen Roblyn to be executors. Will Philip Robling, Llandissilio, 1720 Philip Robling of Landissilio in the county of Carms. gent. Will dated 23 Jan 1719. Proved 12 May 1720 by Margaret (wife) and Margaret (daughter). Inventory dated 12 May 1720: ÿ45:7:6. Appr. M.Griffith and Da. Robertt. To my wife Margaret all real estate to pay interest dau to Owen William of the parish of Henrys Moate, Husbandman with remainder to son Henry Robling. To 2nd daughter Chatherine ÿ10. To daughter Elizabeth ÿ5. To son Henry Robling 20s. To son Lewis Robling 40s. To son Peter Robling ÿ10 at the age of 22. Wife and eldest daughter Margaret Robling to be executors and residuary legatees. Witnessed Thomas Skyrme, Da. Robertt and David Beddoe. Any help would be very much appreciate as would any suggestions. Regards, Linda Herman Maryland

Sarah's my "first" and so far only PHELPS and as her surname was "lost" on marriage, when she became a BEVANS, I have noone else later, but I know others on the list do. I expect they'll be in touch following your message - if not, then let me know and I'll check through all my PHELPS emails to see who has Rhondda connections. Thanks Cate From: "Kerry Frater" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>, <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE- [email protected]> Subject: RE: [WLS-PEM] PHELPS Date sent: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 21:13:39 -0000 > I noticed you are researching the PHELPS name. Did any of the family move to > the Rhondda? > > I am researching the GALLOWAY line that moved to Ystradyfodwg in the 1850's. > A Gertrude E Phelps married a George Galloway there and is buried in > Treorchy Cemetery. Her interment was signed by a Jason PHELPS and her son > was named Kenneth Phelps GALLOWAY. > > That is all the information I have of her. I was wondering if there was any > link? > > Regards > > Kerry > > -----Original Message----- > From: cate [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 01 February 2004 21:02 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WLS-PEM] PHELPS > > > As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' > interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the > opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor > Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near > Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas > BEVANS. > > I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of > her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of > Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. > > any information gratefully received! > > Cate > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Dyfed FHS > http://www.dyfedfhs.org.uk/ >

Hi Megan, Yes, the marriage took place in Prendergast on 24 July 1821 when George PHILIPPS was curate. Both my ancestors (both of Prendergast) signed the register (most literate of any I've come across so far in my family history!!!) and the witnesses were James WILLIAMS, John BEV(??et?? - not Bevans - could end in nch?) and a third Thos VALE and something faint is there but he's on all three marriages on the page (although as second witness on the other two) so suspect not family. In case anyone on the list has connections/is interested, the other two marriages on the page are between: James HARRIES and Margaret MILES both of Prendergast on 17 July 1821 and Richard WALTERS and Esther LEWIS both of Prendergast on 7 August 1821 If you find anything on "my" Sarah, I'd be thrilled as would my 7- year old daughter Sarah who wasn't intentionally given a family name! Thanks Cate Date sent: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 08:08:01 +1100 Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] PHELPS Copies to: [email protected] To: [email protected] From: Megan Phelps <[email protected]> > Dear Cate > > Did the marrriage take place in Prendergast and who were the witnesses? > I don't have any direct connections with a Sarah but recall there being > one in a tree I have seen - will chase this later. > > Regards > > Megan Phelps > > > On Monday, February 2, 2004, at 08:02 AM, cate wrote: > > > As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' > > interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the > > opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor > > Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near > > Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas > > BEVANS. > > > > I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of > > her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of > > Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. > > > > any information gratefully received! > > > > Cate > > > > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > > Dyfed FHS > > http://www.dyfedfhs.org.uk/ > > >

I noticed you are researching the PHELPS name. Did any of the family move to the Rhondda? I am researching the GALLOWAY line that moved to Ystradyfodwg in the 1850's. A Gertrude E Phelps married a George Galloway there and is buried in Treorchy Cemetery. Her interment was signed by a Jason PHELPS and her son was named Kenneth Phelps GALLOWAY. That is all the information I have of her. I was wondering if there was any link? Regards Kerry -----Original Message----- From: cate [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 01 February 2004 21:02 To: [email protected] Subject: [WLS-PEM] PHELPS As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas BEVANS. I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. any information gratefully received! Cate ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== Dyfed FHS http://www.dyfedfhs.org.uk/

As a recent message from Bettye mentioned her and Megan Phelps' interest in the PHELPS name, I thought I'd quickly take the opportunity to check whether anyone can help with my ancestor Sarah PHELPS, born, I believe in 1797, probably in or near Prendergast and who married my ggg-grandfather Thomas BEVANS. I have the family from 1841 onwards (more or less) but no idea of her parents/siblings etc. I have a copy of the register entry of Sarah and Thomas' wedding in 1821. any information gratefully received! Cate

February 1, 2004, At the present time, I am looking for the possible marriage of a John BUTTERY. In the 1871 census he was age 45. His residence was the Victoria Hotel, Pater, Pembs. This is all the information that I have on him. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it very much. Cheers. Joan. _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Hi Ann, Thought I'd give Alwyn a rest from lookups and ask you to do some as you've also so kindly offered. People I'm searching for are as follows: (I have their details from other censuses) in or around Wiston or Prendergast: Mary BEVANS aged 37/8 born Prendergast her brother (unlikely to be living with her) Phillip BEVANS aged 39-41 probably an agricultural labourer, born Prendergast and his wife Mary BEVANS aged 40 born Camrose son Philip BEVANS aged 3 born Wiston probably in or around Wooden/St Issells/Begelly Richard MORGAN or MORGANS aged 49 also (his brother) Thomas MORGAN or MORGANS aged 47 also (his brother) Phillip MORGAN or MORGANS aged 39 If you do find any or all of these then I shall be so very grateful - as I am for you offering the look-up in the first place! Thanks Cate