Hi Gerry Yes this Morris was married before to a Margaret. In 1851 he was living in Llanfallteg in Penybont Mill- and was the miller. That would make him the "Morris Penbont" of Lea's e-mail. I have been tracing her Morgan family through the differnt census etc , as I have an interest in the area - but apart from my first reply via the list - I have been sending to her off-list as there is quite a lot of information to pass on. If anyone else thinks they have an interest in this family feel free to e-mail me too to check any links. And to Lea - I haven't got around to giving you info on this Morris yet!!! Cheers Pat In message <BC5418DF.8B2E%[email protected]>, Gerry <[email protected]> writes >on 13/2/04 6:05 am, [email protected] at [email protected] >wrote: > >> Hi! I have some letters in my posession that talk of a "Aunt Mary of Crinow" >> or >> in other places, Mary Crinw. Does anyone know where that is? One of the >> letters reads as follows: "Aunt of Crinow has made a sale there last Monday >> week and has gone to live in her new Villa fronting Sheky(?) Howell's >Turnpike >> gate Narberth, (near Greenway Vack Railway Station - which has been opened >> abt. >> 3 months since from Whitland to Greenway Vach. Templetown Tenby and Penbroke >> Dock... Harriet...Uncle of Penbroke Dock...Ben and his family...Aunt Phebe >> Theravon (Aheravon?) paralized 12 months...." >> >> Can anyone shed light on any of this for me? Are these places anywhere near >> Login Wales? Kilymaenyllwyd? Merthyr-Tidfyl? >> >> Also, is Warriet a common name or nic-name? >> >> The letters were written in the mid-late 1800s. >> >> Thank you! LeaMarie > >Hello LeaMarie > >I have found just one example of a Christian name like Warriett and that is >in the 1891 census - 11 year old Wariotte G. Morgans living at Rhos, >Llandewi Velfrey, just to the east of Narberth. His father Morris Morgans >(76 years old) was born in Cilymaenllwyd. His wife Mary aged 40 is >presumably his second wife. > >In 1891 there was a Greenway Farm and a Greenway House in Narberth. Greenway >Farm is still in existence - in Station Road, Narberth - less than 400 yards >from Narberth Railway Station. > >Login is a village in the parish of Cilymaenllwyd (Carmarthenshire) which is >about 5-7 miles north east of Narberth (Pembrokeshire). > >Merthyr Tydfil is in the county of Glamorgan about 50 miles to the east. > >Gerry Lewis > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell