on 18/3/05 8:57 pm, rhian wood at rhiannon@telefonica.net wrote: > Hello List, > > Is it at all possible if someone could be kind enough to have a look at the > 1841,1851 or the 1861 census to see if they can find a John and Anne Tucker, > they were married in 1825, they had at least three children James, Mary and > George, they may be living in the Parish's of St Petrox or Stackpole Elidor. > > I will be grateful for anything anyone can find. > > Thank you Rhian Hello Rhian Further to Pat Powell's reply, here is possibly the family in the 1841 census: HO107/1443/14, Stackpole, folio 15, page 8 Ann Tucker, 35 - 39, Schoolmistress? Elizabeth Tucker, 7 Mary Tucker, 9 All born in Pembrokeshire Gerry Lewis

Dear listers trying to find a book which refers to descendents of Jemima Nicholas' family.... my father recalls that he was told a "few years ago"! that a book published approx 15 yrs ago about Jemima Nicholas mentioned our family! - he cant remember which side, what the book was called or who by! - any ideas and any idea why my father has Just remembered this!... my motto is ask and ask and ask again! Kind regards Mel In Fishguard - surnames of interest (paternal side) are THOMAS OWEN CORNOCK JAMES !

The National Library of Wales has as part of its on line services a database dealing with crime and punishment. The Crime and Punishment database comprises data about crimes, criminals and punishments included in the gaol files of the Court of Great Sessions in Wales from 1730 until its abolition in 1830. You can search this site using all sorts of criteria, including the accused, the crime, and the prosecutor. I am wondering whether anyone can help me with the following: There are instances where the prosecutor is the victim, and in many if not most cases the prosecutor does not appear to have been in the legal profession. For instance: 23 November 1788 - John Morris of the Parish Llawhaden in the County Pembroke, a Cordwainer was accused of breaking and entering prosecutor's house and stealing money. The prosecutor was William Gambold, of Llawhaden, a leathercutter. How did the legal system function at this time? What was the criteria for prosecutors, did they need a certain level of education or something? Any help much appreciated. Regards Megan Roberts Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

Dear Pembroke Listers, I hope very much that someone will be able to help me in my quest to trace my friends FARRANT family. I am afraid we know very little and so need a helping hand to get started. Peter Haydn FARRANT was born in 1929 in Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, Wales. He is now deceased but his son is trying to trace the family and doesn't even know his grandparents names!! However, it is believe the family was from the Pembroke area for at least a couple of generations before that... If anyone knows of FARRANT connections in the area or if you can trace FARRANTs for me whom we might later link to the modern generation I would be much obliged. Thanking you in advance. Regards Mark Kirby

Silvia Birch's Census Research Wales site now includes a simplified list of areas covered by the 1891 PEM census. It is on the FAQ page http://www.cenquest.co.uk/FAQs.htm - together with a more detailed free download if required. The Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire places included have been highlighted in different colours. Sylvia tells me that the first part of PEM 1871 will appear on line very soon Gareth Admin for the Rootsweb DYFED, CGN & PEM lists Genuki Wales http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/ Lookup Exchange http://home.clara.net/tirbach/lookup.html Help Page http://home.clara.net/tirbach/hicks.html Cwmgors/Waun http://www.tytwp.plus.com/Waun/Waun.html .

I am interested in the family of Richard Morgan, born 1808 in Llangwym. His father was Edward Morgan. Richard married Elizath Picken (Picking, Pekin) born abt 1780 in Llangwym. Her father's name was William. Their daughter Elizabeth, known as Lizzie, born 11 Nov 1860, married my great-grandfather William Harris. If anyone has any information on these families, please contact me. Thank you. Diane Schroeder

Hi Gareth, Would have replied sooner but forgot where the on switch was on my computer!! (must take more water with it) What a great day for Wales and rugby generally. Mike (Porthcawl)

Hello Rhian This could be the family from the 1851 census - I only have an index to this area so can't give relationships or occupations etc. They do not seem to be there in 1841 1851 Pembroke St Michaels Folio 324 page 27 schedule 91 John Tucker 47 Pem St Michaels Ann " 49 " Edward " 2 " George " 19 " Mary " 23 " William " 15 " Cheers Pat In message <009001c52bfd$0ded6870$71d22951@houseeyzuztvxu>, rhian wood <rhiannon@telefonica.net> writes >Hello List, > >Is it at all possible if someone could be kind enough to have a look at the >1841,1851 or the 1861 census to see if they can find a John and Anne Tucker, >they were married in 1825, they had at least three children James, Mary and >George, they may be living in the Parish's of St Petrox or Stackpole Elidor. > >I will be grateful for anything anyone can find. > >Thank you Rhian > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell

Grand Slam Six Nations championship Triple Crown I think the celebrations in Wales tonight might be heard down under ................ Gareth Admin for the Rootsweb DYFED, CGN & PEM lists Genuki Wales http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/ Lookup Exchange http://home.clara.net/tirbach/lookup.html Help Page http://home.clara.net/tirbach/hicks.html Cwmgors/Waun http://www.tytwp.plus.com/Waun/Waun.html .

Hi, I'm trying to find the births of my gg grandparents, William DAVIES and Martha Hire REES. I recently received their marriage certificate stating they were married in the Parish of St Thomas on October 1, 1840. William would have been born about 1819 and Martha about 1820. William was from Martin's Bridge or Martin's Vale (not sure if they are the same place) and Martha's residence in 1840 was Haverfordwest. They had four children William T. Davies (1842), Jane Ellen (1842), Martha (1847), & Mary Ann (1851). I show William T. being baptised at St Ishmael's and Jane Ellen being baptised at St Thomas. Is anyone familiar with this family or can anyone offer me any advice? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Sheila

Dear Rhian, I looked up our previous correspondence on your family. As John Tucker of St. Twinnells married Anne Hall at Stackpole Elidor in 1825, have you a special reason to rule out St. Twinnells as their possible place of residence afterwards? I could not find any Tucker wills for St. Twinnells or Stackpole Elidor in my limited index. A Llewellin Tucker married in 1757 at Pembroke St. Mary and appears to have had a will proved in 1776 at Pembroke, Pembrokeshire and a Margaret Tucker's will was proved in 1799 at the same place. As this is not too far away from the areas of your interest, you might consider purchasing the will abstracts from Pemb. Records Office at Haverfordwest to see if any persons named in those wills can show family connections. Half-a-dozen Hall males married at Stackpole Elidor between 1728 and 1809, if their names interest you. Bettye Kirkwood, Australia. Bettye Kirkwood, Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "rhian wood" <rhiannon@telefonica.net> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 7:57 AM Subject: [WLS-PEM] Hall/Tucker > Hello List, > > Is it at all possible if someone could be kind enough to have a look at the 1841,1851 or the 1861 census to see if they can find a John and Anne Tucker, they were married in 1825, they had at least three children James, Mary and George, they may be living in the Parish's of St Petrox or Stackpole Elidor. > > I will be grateful for anything anyone can find. > > Thank you Rhian > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Genuki Wales > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/ > >

Hello List, Is it at all possible if someone could be kind enough to have a look at the 1841,1851 or the 1861 census to see if they can find a John and Anne Tucker, they were married in 1825, they had at least three children James, Mary and George, they may be living in the Parish's of St Petrox or Stackpole Elidor. I will be grateful for anything anyone can find. Thank you Rhian

on 17/3/05 1:58 am, Janie Anderson at jejas@msn.com wrote: > Searching for: > > Joseph A. Stephens b. 1851 Waren, Pembrokeshire, Wales > > d. 1884 Bridgend, Glamorgan, Wales > > m. 1874 Bridgen, Wales > > To Sarah Hopkins > > Any info would help a lot. > > Thanks > > Janie Hello Janie I wonder whether this is him with his family (from the index of the 1851 census for the Pembroke Enumeration District): HO107/2476, Warren, folio 657, page 4, schedule 1 Ann Stephens, 36, born Narberth Edwin Stephens, 4, born Warren James Stephens, 11, born Narberth John Stephens, 36, born Warren John Stephens, 6, born Warren Joseph Stephens, 1, born Warren Mary Jane Stephens, 7, born Castlemartin Seth Stephens, 9, born Castlemartin I thought I would find the family in the index of the 1841 census for Narberth Enumeration District, but they're not there - there was a 2 year old James Stephens, but not with any other Stephenses. There were a John Stephens, aged 25-29, blacksmith and an Ann Stephens aged 20-24 in Castlemartin (ref HO107/1443/3, Castlemartin, folio 4, page 3). I wonder whether this was them, having left James with his maternal grandparents in Narberth? (The James mentioned above was at ref HO107/1448/18 or 19, Narberth, folio 25, page 10.) Do you have Joseph's birth certificate or marriage certificate and does the information about his father match the above? I would hazard a guess that John and Ann married in Narberth between 1837 and 1840. No John Stephens marriage in Narberth or Castlemartin Hundreds in the 1813-37 marriage index. Gerry Lewis

Hello everyone. I am not getting very far with my Golding search at all. A William Golding has a painting hanging in Tenby Museum. It is dated 1799. In 1777 a Ralph Golding , also a painter was born. I think that they were one and the same person.Maybe Ralph signed his pictures 'William'. A William Golding Married Jane - something or the other- in 1815. Later there were boys born who were given the middle name of 'Gowland'. Could William's wife been a 'Gowland' before marriage. Any thing on Goldings in Haverfordwest; Abegavenny, and Monmouthshire in general would be of great interest to me. Thanks a lot. Madeleine

Hope this works.Madeleine.

Many thanks to David Jones for the 1871 & 1891 Census information and for the advice where to go if I wanted some full prints or scanned digital images, i.e. Sylvia at Cenquest. Much appreciated. Regards. Sheila in Suffolk.

Searching for: Joseph A. Stephens b. 1851 Waren, Pembrokeshire, Wales d. 1884 Bridgend, Glamorgan, Wales m. 1874 Bridgen, Wales To Sarah Hopkins Any info would help a lot. Thanks Janie

Taken from A Pembrokeshire Countryman Looks Back. List of victims and survivors. Robert Alun Chick Penarth

Would someone with access to the 1871 Census covering Narberth (North and/or South) be able to do a lookup on the following family:- Daniel WILLIAMS b. 1816 Llandissilio, Pembrokeshire Frances WILLIAMS (nee REES) b. abt. 1818 Llandewi, Pembrokeshire They may well have at least two of their children living with them still;- Frances WILLIAMS b. 5 Mar 1855 William WILLIAMS b 11 Oct 1858 If at all possible I would really like to have the 1871 info' for William WILLIAMS' future wife, Ellen Elizabeth MORGAN b. 1861, who should be with her parents Philip & Margaret MORGAN. (they should also be in Narberth). I'd love to have the census images if at all possible, if the folio numbers and page numbers aren't noted or clear could I have these as well please? Kind regards. Sheila in Suffolk.

Hello everyone - I have just joined the list and wondered if anyone who has the 1841/51 census and or parish records would be kind enough to look up my Morgan family from Prendergast Haverfordwest. Thank you Diana Murray nee Williams