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Dannemois
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Residing at 14 Charles Street, Brithdir, Gelligaer on the 1901 Glamorgan census were:
William Williams, head, 44, gen/lab, Stackpole, Pembroke
Elizabeth, wife, 44, St. Twynnells, Pembroke
Arthur, son, 19, mining engineer, Lamphey, Pembroke
Ernest, son, 16, coal hewer, Lamphey, Pembroke
Francis, son, 15, coal hewer, Stackpole, Pembroke
Benjamin, son, 12, coal hewer, Warren, Pembroke
Florence M. [8] and William G. [4] both born Gelligaer.
Appreciate details of this family on the 1891 census
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omega 1
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Hi
Found Elizabeth & kids,William not at home on 1891
St Marys,Pembroke
RG12 piece 4529 folio 26 pg4
To much for poor pinkies to write out 
Hope this helps
Omega
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Gibby,Pembrokeshire
Griffith,Griffiths,Pembrokeshire& Carmarthenshire
Wilkin,Carmarthenshire
Edward,Pembrokshire
Phillipps,Pembrokeshire
Brown,Pembrokeshire
Evan/s ,Pembrokeshire
Llewellyn,Pembrokeshire
Bowen,Carmarthenshire
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Deb D
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I realise William Williams is a fairly common name in Wales ... I also realise your William may yet turn up in the Censii, that my suggestion might be just a wild goose chase and I'm sticking my nose in, but ...
If there's no sign of his death anywhere, here's a thought; - I had a friend, years ago, the last in a long line of William Williamses. According his family lore, his gt-grandfather was born, married and had a family in Wales. Then one day, he told his wife he was ducking to the shop to get milk for tea ... but he never went home; - he sailed to Australia instead!
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I live in Sydney, Australia, and I'm researching: -
Powell
Tatham
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Dixon
Mackwood
Kinnear
Mitchell
Morgan
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wozzle
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1891 for some reason williams transcribed as hill
but is williams on the actual image
1891
RG12/4529/26/4
elizabeth williams age 34. b. st.twynells. wife.
albert age 11. b. portcleu,pembroke. son.
arthur age 9. b. ditto. son.
ernest age 7. b. ditto. son.
francis age 5. b. ditto. son
benjamin age 2. b. east trewent,pembroke. son.
elizabeth ann age 11mnths. b. longstone,pembroke.. daughter.
living at; kingsfold road,st.marys,kingsfold,pembroke.
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cattell,alcester
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wozzle
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I realise William Williams is a fairly common name in Wales ... I also realise your William may yet turn up in the Censii, that my suggestion might be just a wild goose chase and I'm sticking my nose in, but ... If there's no sign of his death anywhere, here's a thought; - I had a friend, years ago, the last in a long line of William Williamses. According his family lore, his gt-grandfather was born, married and had a family in Wales. Then one day, he told his wife he was ducking to the shop to get milk for tea ... but he never went home; - he sailed to Australia instead! |
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cattell,alcester
vickers,sulgrave
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manley,bethnal green
barnes,bassingbourn
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omega 1
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Deb
It must be something to do with the name 
In a Will i have William William was leant £50 & it seems he still owed it & left up to the Kids to get it back. Would love to know the outcome.
Wonder if he went to OZ 
OH,he was from Pembrokeshire
Omega
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James,Pembrokeshire,Carmathenshire & Glamorganshire.
David/Davies,Pembrokshire.
Gibby,Pembrokeshire
Griffith,Griffiths,Pembrokeshire& Carmarthenshire
Wilkin,Carmarthenshire
Edward,Pembrokshire
Phillipps,Pembrokeshire
Brown,Pembrokeshire
Evan/s ,Pembrokeshire
Llewellyn,Pembrokeshire
Bowen,Carmarthenshire
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Dannemois
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Thanks Wozzle & Omega for the details of Will's family, still no sign of him in 91, possibly seeking work else where and in lodgings?.
Deb's
Enjoyed being side tracked from a busy morning, loved the story, just typical of a Welshman, especially when the rugby is on, you know, where there's a Will, there's a way. How I would love to find a fellow like that in my family tree, just imagine the stories one could tell the kids about old g.grandpa.
Best Regards to all, Roy
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