Dear Sue, From the Pembrokeshire Marriage Index 1813-1837, Martha Whitta married Lewis Morgan on 9th December 1820. The parish is given as Redberth. Hope this helps. Rose Epsom

Dear Gwen, You may already have them, if not I can give you Lettice Codd's parents and grandparents. Bettye Kirkwood, Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwen Fitch" <g.fitch@ibl.bm> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 7:08 AM Subject: [WLS-PEM] PEM families - Marloes. > Hello Gareth, > > Here's another couple. Hope they are alright. > > MARLOES; *1; DAVIES David (Harbeston ?1817-1858); *2; CODD Lettice > (St. Ishmaels 1812- ?); *3; Agricultural Labourer; *4; Marloes > (1838-1871) / Hubberston (1881); *5; Richard 1838 (Marloes) / Susan > 1840 (Marloes) / John 1843 (Marloes) / William 1845 (Marloes) / James > 1848 (Marloes) / Edward 1850 (Marloes) / Emily Alice 1854 (Marloes); > *6; Ireland Island, Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn > Fitch (Susan). > > In this one Susan Thomas' maiden name was DAVIES and her first > married name was WOOD so hope I have written it correctly. Also > first child was born before Susan and Thomas were married. Have not > yet determined who was his father (my brick wall). > > MARLOES; *1; THOMAS Thomas (Marloes 1838-1894); *2; DAVIES/WOOD Susan > (Marloes 1840-1926); *3; Shipwright; *4; Marloes (1838-1851) / > Marloes (1871) / Hubberston (1881-1926); *5; William Davies 1868 > (Marloes) / Thomas Edward 1871 (Marloes) / Vaughan 1874 (Hubberston) > / John Davies 1875 (Hubberston) / Elizabeth Davies 1878 (Hubberston) > / Alice Davies 1878 (Hubberston) / Alfred George 1879 (Hubberston) / > Walter Henry 1880 (Hubberston) / Ellen Letitia 1883 (Hubberston); *6; > Ireland Island, Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn Fitch > (William Davies). > > Gwen Fitch. > ------------------------------------- > Gwen Fitch, g.fitch@ibl.bm > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Welsh Family History Archive http://home.clara.net/wfha/wales/index.htm > >

Still looking for my Phobe Price born Penysgwarne. Where would she have been registered ? Is it Narberth ? I have more than one possiable BMD entry is there anyway I can check who the father (William Price) is before ordering the certificate ? Not sure of her correct age according to census records in 1861 she was 16 so c1845 by 1901 she was 63 so c1838 I have 2 possibilities fro 1840 Narberth and a few more a little later. Regards David -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.7.1 - Release Date: 19/01/2005

Thanks Gwen, that's fine Marloes is building up nicely http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/PEM/Marloes/Families.html 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 . ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwen Fitch" <g.fitch@ibl.bm> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 8:08 PM Subject: [WLS-PEM] PEM families - Marloes. > Hello Gareth, > > Here's another couple. Hope they are alright. > > MARLOES; *1; DAVIES David (Harbeston ?1817-1858); *2; CODD Lettice (St. > Ishmaels 1812- ?); *3; Agricultural Labourer; *4; Marloes (1838-1871) / > Hubberston (1881); *5; Richard 1838 (Marloes) / Susan 1840 (Marloes) / > John 1843 (Marloes) / William 1845 (Marloes) / James 1848 (Marloes) / > Edward 1850 (Marloes) / Emily Alice 1854 (Marloes); *6; Ireland Island, > Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn Fitch (Susan). > > In this one Susan Thomas' maiden name was DAVIES and her first married > name was WOOD so hope I have written it correctly. Also first child was > born before Susan and Thomas were married. Have not yet determined who > was his father (my brick wall). > > MARLOES; *1; THOMAS Thomas (Marloes 1838-1894); *2; DAVIES/WOOD Susan > (Marloes 1840-1926); *3; Shipwright; *4; Marloes (1838-1851) / Marloes > (1871) / Hubberston (1881-1926); *5; William Davies 1868 (Marloes) / > Thomas Edward 1871 (Marloes) / Vaughan 1874 (Hubberston) / John Davies > 1875 (Hubberston) / Elizabeth Davies 1878 (Hubberston) / Alice Davies 1878 > (Hubberston) / Alfred George 1879 (Hubberston) / Walter Henry 1880 > (Hubberston) / Ellen Letitia 1883 (Hubberston); *6; Ireland Island, > Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn Fitch (William Davies). > > Gwen Fitch. > ------------------------------------- > Gwen Fitch, g.fitch@ibl.bm > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Welsh Family History Archive > http://home.clara.net/wfha/wales/index.htm > > > >

Yes, looks like we will have the Thomas family quite well documented! Looks like the Pembrokeshire Families will be quite a success. Rose

Dear All, I have found yet another new line of interest and that is the family of ROBERTS of Marloes. If anyone else is researching this family I would welcome exchanging information. Regards Rose Epsom

I recently noticed details of the following website on the GENUKI Family History News http://worldzone.net/social/wig/ The web site of the Welsh Interest group of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists. A useful little web site, this will have particular interest to those whose Welsh ancestors had migrated overseas. The web site contains information about the Society, and the Welsh Interest Group, but also lists of names from such things as Welsh born immigrants to New South Wales, New Zealand, Clwyd strays, and an awful lot more besides. I did not like the design that much, but the site was easy enough to use. The look of the pages just needed tidying up a little. Otherwise a good little site, and full of useful information. I thought it might be of interest to anyone who has an ancestor they suspect of having emigrated. Sadly Rob Thompson who has run the Newsletter for the past five years has decided to stop due to work commitments. Bye for now Joy

Hello Yvonne, I don't know where you could buy the book, but I have just glanced through the book and found two entries for a William Evans. The second one might be your connection: 'William Evans (1749 - 1818) lived for a time at Ietwen and was apprenticed as a weaver at Glandwr. In religious belief, a high Calvinist, he left Glandwr Church and with others of similar beliefs started the Congregational cause at Hebron where he remained as a minister though he did not abandon his craft as a weaver.' 'William Evans, born at Stambar, entered the teaching profession, becoming head-teacher of Treharris school. He had wide musical interests and ably served the Congregational church there. His brother John Evans ( - 1934) also entered the teaching profession, his sphere of labour being Cilfynydd, Glam. A poet, particularly fond of the sonnet form, he contributed articles in bilingual studies to the magazine, "Yr Athro." ' There are a couple more minor references. Kind regards, Siân Gillespie ----- Original Message ----- From: <YvonJh@aol.com> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 11:22 AM Subject: Llanfyrnach book > > Hello Everyone > I wonder if someone could please tell me where I could purchase a book > titled > "Llanfyrnach Parish Lore", author E T Lewis, I believe that the William > Evans > mentioned in it is my GGgrandfather. > Hope you can help > Yvonne > > > ______________________________ --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.799 / Virus Database: 543 - Release Date: 19/11/2004

Thanks Rose http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/PEM/Hubberston/Families.html 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 . ----- Original Message ----- From: <Maytree4@aol.com> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 10:27 PM Subject: [WLS-PEM] Pembrokeshire Families - Howell of Hubberston Gareth, Yet another one . . . Rose HUBBERSTON; *1; HOWELL William (Hubberston ?-bet.1654/56); *2; Unknown; *3; Husbandman; *4; St. Botolph's, Hubberston (1654); *5; William bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / David bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / Rebecca bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / Jennet bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / Elizabeth bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston); *6; Steynton, PEMBS 1901, Emily Rosannah Feild/Bright; *7; Rosemary May (William & David). ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== National Library of Wales http://www.llgc.org.uk/

Thanks Frances http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/PEM/Begelly/Families.html http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/PEM/Ludchurch/Families.html 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 . ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allan Richards" <allanandmadge@btinternet.com> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 9:10 PM Subject: [WLS-PEM] PEM Families - Ludchurch and Begelly > Gareth, > And another! > > LUDCHURCH; *1; MORRIS William (Ludchurch, PEM 1780 - ?); *2; THOMAS Martha > (PEM ? - ?); *3; Ag. Lab; *4; Mountain, Ludchurch (1815) / St. Issells > (1851); *5; William 1800 (Ludchurch) / Mary 1807 (Ludchurch) / Thomas 1809 > (Ludchurch) / Martha 1812 (Ludchurch) / William 1814 (Ludchurch) / > Catherine 1818 (Ludchurch); *6; Begelly, PEM 1901 (Emily Morris/Richards); > *7; Allan Richards (Thomas). > > LUDCHURCH; *1; MORRIS Thomas (Ludchurch, PEM 1809 - ?); *2; DAVIES Mary > (Crunwere, PEM 1818 - ?); *3; Ag. Lab; *4; Parsonage, Ludchurch (1851) / > Glebe, Ludchurch (1861) / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1871); *5; William 1838 > (Ludchurch) / Elizabeth 1840 (Ludchurch) / Martha 1847 (Ludchurch) / John > 1847 (Ludchurch) / George 1849 (Ludchurch) / David 1851 (Ludchurch) / Mary > 1859 (Ludchurch); *6; Begelly, PEM 1901 (Emily Morris/Richards); *7; Allan > Richards (David). > > BEGELLY; *1; MORRIS David (Ludchurch, PEM 1851 - 1908); *2; BADHAM Hannah > (Begelly, PEM 1854 - 1894); *3; Coalminer; *4; Parsonage, Ludchurch (1851) > / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1871) / Kingsmoor, Begelly (1881) / No. 7 > Kilgetty Station (1891) / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1901); *5; Mary E. 1875 > (Begelly) / Emily 1877 (Begelly) / Thomas 1879 (Begelly) / Edith Martha > 1881 (Begelly) / Rosina 1884 (Begelly) / Edgar J. 1891 (Kingsmoor, St. > Issells) / Oliver G. (Kingsmoor, St. Issells); *6; Begelly PEM 1901 (Emily > Morris/Richards); *7; Allan Richards (Emily). > > Hope it is OK to include 2 parishes > > Frances > > > ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== > Pembrokeshire Archives > email claire.orr@pembrokeshire.gov.uk > > > >

Hello Gareth, Here's another couple. Hope they are alright. MARLOES; *1; DAVIES David (Harbeston ?1817-1858); *2; CODD Lettice (St. Ishmaels 1812- ?); *3; Agricultural Labourer; *4; Marloes (1838-1871) / Hubberston (1881); *5; Richard 1838 (Marloes) / Susan 1840 (Marloes) / John 1843 (Marloes) / William 1845 (Marloes) / James 1848 (Marloes) / Edward 1850 (Marloes) / Emily Alice 1854 (Marloes); *6; Ireland Island, Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn Fitch (Susan). In this one Susan Thomas' maiden name was DAVIES and her first married name was WOOD so hope I have written it correctly. Also first child was born before Susan and Thomas were married. Have not yet determined who was his father (my brick wall). MARLOES; *1; THOMAS Thomas (Marloes 1838-1894); *2; DAVIES/WOOD Susan (Marloes 1840-1926); *3; Shipwright; *4; Marloes (1838-1851) / Marloes (1871) / Hubberston (1881-1926); *5; William Davies 1868 (Marloes) / Thomas Edward 1871 (Marloes) / Vaughan 1874 (Hubberston) / John Davies 1875 (Hubberston) / Elizabeth Davies 1878 (Hubberston) / Alice Davies 1878 (Hubberston) / Alfred George 1879 (Hubberston) / Walter Henry 1880 (Hubberston) / Ellen Letitia 1883 (Hubberston); *6; Ireland Island, Bermuda 1901 (Gwendoline Thomas); *7; Gwenwyn Fitch (William Davies). Gwen Fitch. ------------------------------------- Gwen Fitch, g.fitch@ibl.bm

Hello again Joy. Thanks for that. We have now booked what sounds like a very pleasant cottage in Castelmorris. The contact number was passed on-list by Myra, so don't know if they deal through any of those glossy agencies or take direct bookings only, but the brochure looks fine and the price is competitive. Today, in fact, we received acknowledgement for our deposit payment, posted Sunday (no collection 'til Monday here in darkest Devon), so we're entirely impressed with the service so far. When we return - and if I remember - I'll post comments on-list, in case others may be covering the same ground. Regards Brian ----- Original Message ----- From: <Joycozens@aol.com> To: <ottery@tesco.net> Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:53 AM Subject: Re: [WLS-PEM] Accommodation (possible duplicate) > Hi Brian > > My husband (also a Bryan) have always found Coastal Cottages of > Pembrokeshire > have a good selection of properties and seem to be quite fairly priced. > Not > all of their properties take dogs sadly and we find this quite a > restriction. > However we have found one on a farm just above Broad Haven with a secure > garden and good walks around where we return twice a year. > > ww.coastalcottages.co.uk > > Bye for now > Joy >

Hello Yvonne I think I obtained my copy from http://www.addall.com/Used/ However - if you haven't see the entry can I look it up for you and send you an extract? Pat In message <155.483b66aa.2f1e4b67@aol.com>, YvonJh@aol.com writes > >Hello Everyone >I wonder if someone could please tell me where I could purchase a book titled >"Llanfyrnach Parish Lore", author E T Lewis, I believe that the William Evans >mentioned in it is my GGgrandfather. >Hope you can help >Yvonne > > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell

Hello Rose I see you have had the 1851 information already from Gerry. I am puzzled by the 1841 against your Joseph Thomas. I had a look at the area in 1841 and the only Joseph aged 15 was shown as an App shpiwright living with his parents and siblings. Should he be 15 in 1841 or 25 in 1841 and therefore 35 in 1851?? If you don't have the Joseph aged 15 and he is yours - let me know and I'll give you the full census details. Pat In message <13e.ad03f16.2f1e46ec@aol.com>, Maytree4@aol.com writes >Dear All, > >If anyone has access to the 1851 census for St. Brides I would really >appreciate a look up for the following : > > Joseph THOMAS b. Llanstadwell, aged about 25, Ag Lab (1841). > >He is known to have lived in Marloes so I believe this would be where he >might have been living there in 1851. I believe Marloes probably came under St. >Brides for the census purposes. > >He was probably unmarried, so I would be interested to know other people >living at the same address. > >If anyone can help it would be gratefully appreciated. > >Kind regards, >Rose, >Surrey > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell

Dear listers Still on the trail of ancestor STEPHEN OWEN born abt 1843 (died 1874) if anyone can find him anywhere(!) I'd be amazed - as I have not been able to trace him. He was a master mariner living in Lower Town, Fishguard in the late 1860's - before then ? who knows. Any help gratefully accepted - as this brick wall seems to be getting harder each day. Regards Melanie

Just like that, another link in my 5th cousin's tree, thanks to PEM families project and Allen Richards/Frances,... namely your Begelly family, David Morris, married Hannah Badham 1854. This Hannah could only be the youngest daughter of Thomas Badham (b.1809 ) and Elizabeth (Nash) according to my notes. Can you confirm for us? Rachel Boyd CT, USA

on 18/1/05 11:03 am, Maytree4@aol.com at Maytree4@aol.com wrote: > Dear All, > > If anyone has access to the 1851 census for St. Brides I would really > appreciate a look up for the following : > > Joseph THOMAS b. Llanstadwell, aged about 25, Ag Lab (1841). > > He is known to have lived in Marloes so I believe this would be where he > might have been living there in 1851. I believe Marloes probably came under > St. > Brides for the census purposes. > > He was probably unmarried, so I would be interested to know other people > living at the same address. > > If anyone can help it would be gratefully appreciated. > > Kind regards, > Rose, > Surrey Hello Rose From an index: Ref. HO107/2477, St.Brides, folio 234, page 5, schedule 15 Joseph Thomas, 25, b. Llanstadwell Not much help - he was not living with anyone with the surname Thomas. St. Brides and Marloes parishes were both in the Steynton Enumeration area, and were enumerated separately. Gerry Lewis

Gareth, And another! LUDCHURCH; *1; MORRIS William (Ludchurch, PEM 1780 - ?); *2; THOMAS Martha (PEM ? - ?); *3; Ag. Lab; *4; Mountain, Ludchurch (1815) / St. Issells (1851); *5; William 1800 (Ludchurch) / Mary 1807 (Ludchurch) / Thomas 1809 (Ludchurch) / Martha 1812 (Ludchurch) / William 1814 (Ludchurch) / Catherine 1818 (Ludchurch); *6; Begelly, PEM 1901 (Emily Morris/Richards); *7; Allan Richards (Thomas). LUDCHURCH; *1; MORRIS Thomas (Ludchurch, PEM 1809 - ?); *2; DAVIES Mary (Crunwere, PEM 1818 - ?); *3; Ag. Lab; *4; Parsonage, Ludchurch (1851) / Glebe, Ludchurch (1861) / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1871); *5; William 1838 (Ludchurch) / Elizabeth 1840 (Ludchurch) / Martha 1847 (Ludchurch) / John 1847 (Ludchurch) / George 1849 (Ludchurch) / David 1851 (Ludchurch) / Mary 1859 (Ludchurch); *6; Begelly, PEM 1901 (Emily Morris/Richards); *7; Allan Richards (David). BEGELLY; *1; MORRIS David (Ludchurch, PEM 1851 - 1908); *2; BADHAM Hannah (Begelly, PEM 1854 - 1894); *3; Coalminer; *4; Parsonage, Ludchurch (1851) / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1871) / Kingsmoor, Begelly (1881) / No. 7 Kilgetty Station (1891) / Parsonage Lane, Begelly (1901); *5; Mary E. 1875 (Begelly) / Emily 1877 (Begelly) / Thomas 1879 (Begelly) / Edith Martha 1881 (Begelly) / Rosina 1884 (Begelly) / Edgar J. 1891 (Kingsmoor, St. Issells) / Oliver G. (Kingsmoor, St. Issells); *6; Begelly PEM 1901 (Emily Morris/Richards); *7; Allan Richards (Emily). Hope it is OK to include 2 parishes Frances

Gareth, Yet another one . . . Rose HUBBERSTON; *1; HOWELL William (Hubberston ?-bet.1654/56); *2; Unknown; *3; Husbandman; *4; St. Botolph's, Hubberston (1654); *5; William bef.1654  (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / David bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / Rebecca bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) / Jennet bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston) /  Elizabeth bef.1654 (St. Botoloph's, Hubberston); *6; Steynton, PEMBS 1901, Emily Rosannah Feild/Bright; *7; Rosemary May (William & David).

Thanks Rose http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/PEM/Steynton/Families.html 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 . ----- Original Message ----- From: <Maytree4@aol.com> To: <WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 12:32 PM Subject: [WLS-PEM] Pembrokeshire Families Project - ANDREW OF STEYNTON More. . . Rose STEYNTON; *1; ANDREW John (Steynton ?-aft.1752); *2; FERRIOR Anne (Steynton aft. 1713-aft.1752); *3; farmer; *4; Old Hays, Priory, Steynton (1786) / Mount Misery, Steynton (1786); *5; Mary 1752 (Steynton) / John ? (Steynton) / Margaret ? (Steynton); *6; Steynton PEM 1901 (Emily Rosannah Feild/Bright); *7; Rosemary May (John). ==== WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE Mailing List ==== Gareth's Help Page http://home.clara.net/tirbach/hicks.html