Hi Listers. I have been watching all concerned and decided to introduce my self. I live in Cornwall and have been searching the name BEYNON for my children. In fact the person I am searching is George BEYNON whom was born at Pembroke Dock in 1870 and went to sea and came to live in Cornwall where he married a lady called Eliza Ann Deacon. I don't suppose anyone is related to this person through cousins or even heard of him. He was a Marine Captain. Yours Lisa

on 25/4/01 11:21 pm, Lisa Burgess at Lisa.Burgess1@btinternet.com wrote: > Hi Listers. I have been watching all concerned and decided to introduce my > self. > I live in Cornwall and have been searching the name BEYNON for my children. In > fact the person I am searching is George BEYNON whom was born at Pembroke Dock > in 1870 and went to sea and came to live in Cornwall where he married a lady > called Eliza Ann Deacon. I don't suppose anyone is related to this person > through cousins or even heard of him. He was a Marine Captain. Yours Lisa Hi Lisa If you are sure that George was born in 1870, then the only one that fits the bill in the 1881 census was living at 5 Bay View, Swansea Lower. John Beynon, head, 49, gardener, born St Twynnels parish, PEM Ann Beynon, wife, 46, born Pwllcrochan parish, PEM Rebecca Beynon, daughter, 18, born Rhoscrowther parish, PEM Mary Ann Beynon, daughter, 16, dressmaker, born Monckton parish, PEM Mary James Beynon, son, 14, page boy, born Monckton parish, PEM George Beynon, son, 11, scholar, born Monckton parish, PEM Albert Charles Beynon, son, 5, born Swansea, GLA Monkton is just south of Pembroke town and has now become part of the modern Borough of Pembroke. Does any of the above fit into what you know? If this is him there will, no doubt, be a few relations here and there! If you think this is him, then I can probably find John in the 1851 and 1841 census indexes. The 1861 and 1871 censuses for Pembrokeshire have not been indexed. Gerry Lewis