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Doggy
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Hi Heather
Thanks for looking at these although I must confess that I have got most of this info via IGI apart from witnesses etc. However on the IGI there are 2 Elizabeths, the one you quote and then another 15/2/1803 to the same parents so one can assume the younger Elizabeth didn't survive long.
Keep em coming though, this is great!
Doggy Jones
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JONES,DRURY,CHESHIRE,LATHAM,EDWARDS North Wales Cheshire. BOWKER,TOWLER Yorks,Lancs. WILLIAMSON,GEE Cheshire. HOLMES Staffs. PERKS,LEWIS Salop. TURNER,GRACE,SAGER Lancs. KNAPPY Yorks.BURROUGH somerset.BOWKER,STAHAN Canada Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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hiraeth
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Hi Doggy
The records I have for Ruabon do not cover 1803, so I guess Elizabeth mark 2 must be the one. 
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukCARRINGTON, ROBERTS, WILLIAMS, FOULKES, WYNN, BLUNT, JONES Denbighshire. DAVIES, OWEN, JONES, WILLIAMS, THOMAS, EVANS, MORGAN, SOLOMAN, GRIFFITHS Caernarfonshire & Anglesey THATCHER, HILLIER, PARISH Surrey APPLETON, MALTHOUSE, GLOVER Hertfordshire MCDONALD & SOUPER Aberdeen c1800 |
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Doggy
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Hi
Just to let you know that I have found BrynLlewenydd via another source and Gadget was right it was a farmhouse and very local:
According to Palmer's "The History of the Parish of Ruabon":
"Bryn Llewenydd is the name of a farmhouse within the area in Dinhinlle Issa, now called simply The Bryn".
And in "Remembering Ruabon":
"Bryn Llawenydd. The house is dated 1749 perhaps with earlier origins, re-modelled in the early part of the 19th century with extensions to the rear."
When Penylan Church was built in 1889, as a private church for the Penylan Estate, the chaplain lived at Bryn Llawenydd. It was later used by the Ormrod family who owned the Penylan Estate.
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JONES,DRURY,CHESHIRE,LATHAM,EDWARDS North Wales Cheshire. BOWKER,TOWLER Yorks,Lancs. WILLIAMSON,GEE Cheshire. HOLMES Staffs. PERKS,LEWIS Salop. TURNER,GRACE,SAGER Lancs. KNAPPY Yorks.BURROUGH somerset.BOWKER,STAHAN Canada Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Gadget
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Grief Doggy
I kept looking at The Bryn and lower Bryn or whatever - all around DI and Cinders etc. 
Glad you've found it.
My Job Parry was born DI so am used to scanning that area.
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Doggy
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Woof
You're all going to get sick of me. Now to find my John JONES. Any one able to check if there was a baptism showing Bryn Llawenydd as the address 1800ish. Longshot but what the hell!
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The Dog
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JONES,DRURY,CHESHIRE,LATHAM,EDWARDS North Wales Cheshire. BOWKER,TOWLER Yorks,Lancs. WILLIAMSON,GEE Cheshire. HOLMES Staffs. PERKS,LEWIS Salop. TURNER,GRACE,SAGER Lancs. KNAPPY Yorks.BURROUGH somerset.BOWKER,STAHAN Canada Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Gadget
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I'd say 1790 -1805 time but Paul might be able to find the death and age. It would be more than likely DI.
However, he could have just been a farm labourer at Bryn whatsit and not born there!
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Doggy
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Hmm, the mysterious Paul again.
Let's hope he comes up trumps 
Doggy
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JONES,DRURY,CHESHIRE,LATHAM,EDWARDS North Wales Cheshire. BOWKER,TOWLER Yorks,Lancs. WILLIAMSON,GEE Cheshire. HOLMES Staffs. PERKS,LEWIS Salop. TURNER,GRACE,SAGER Lancs. KNAPPY Yorks.BURROUGH somerset.BOWKER,STAHAN Canada Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Gadget
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Could I ask a question?
How are you sure that the Eliza/Elizabeth Jones b. c. 1839, mother of Edward, was the daughter of Elizabeth Drury and John Jones 
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Gadget
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Meanwhile, I'll go lok for this John Jones 
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Gadget
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There are about 21 John Jones bpt. 1790 -1802, Ruabon.
However, I've found one in Crimbal (sic) :
1793 July 12, son of John and Mary
one DI :
August 27 1797 s.of Edward and Anne
This is a bit daft - we need an approximate age!
Gadget
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Doggy
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I agree it is a bit daft but good fun.
I need to try and get Eliza's birth cert abd take it from there. My evidence is through the census returns where an Eliza d/o Elizabeth 1803 plus the other siblings I knew about were all living together so I'm pretty confident. Next step is the birth cert. It won't tell me John's age though 
I'll keep you posted
Doggy
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JONES,DRURY,CHESHIRE,LATHAM,EDWARDS North Wales Cheshire. BOWKER,TOWLER Yorks,Lancs. WILLIAMSON,GEE Cheshire. HOLMES Staffs. PERKS,LEWIS Salop. TURNER,GRACE,SAGER Lancs. KNAPPY Yorks.BURROUGH somerset.BOWKER,STAHAN Canada Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Gadget
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Doggy
- a word of warning and don't build your hopes up. There was another Elizabeth bpt. Ruabon 1839 that I found on the other thread. The cert could be her.
Not everyone registered births in those days.
Gadget
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Paul
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Hello Gadget who is it you want me to look for
I'm a bit confused between the two threads 
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