Hi Libby, Just in case this turns out to be relevant: for many years a Peter BRINN seems to have been the parish clerk for Cosheston (just up the road from Carew). He was witnessing marriages in Cosheston from at least 1780 to 1823. Glyn Hatherall Ealing, London glyn@hatherall.org.uk > From: "Libby" <beansclarke@sympatico.ca> > Date: 19 February 2005 22:14:54 GMT > To: WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: 1861 Census BRINN > > Ooops, so sorry I forgot to put something in the subject line so am > resending this message in hope that it will grab someone's attention. > Hello, > I'm hoping someone can do a look up in the 1861 Census for Pembroke. > I'm > looking for a Annie(Ann, Anne) BRINN and possible a daughter named > Margaret. > Anne was born approximately 1840 and I'm not sure of her birthplace. > Margaret was born approximately 1857 in Carew, Pembroke. > I believe I have found Annie, Dressmaker, with her son John, in the > 1871 > Census for Carew. John was born about 1863 and is 8 in that Census. > I'm hoping that someone can shed some light on this for me as I do not > know if there is a husband in the picture or not. > Thanks in anticipation. > > Libby Clarke > Bracebridge, ON > Canada