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polidor
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Spelling lesson from Welsh speaker please
« on: Tuesday 22 September 09 16:20 UTC (UK) »

1911 census gives me an address--

Brynhyfreyd Bryn S M Corwen--can you tell me what the S M stands for please --
Also have the names of the following children been spelled correctly ?

[actually i think i mean 'transcribed' correctly]

Emys Lloyd Davies
Robert Elwy Davies
Auwen Helena Davies  Thanks from poli  Smiley


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WALES:Brymbo,Lodge,Pwllglas,Ruthin,Leeswood,Mold,Chester,Liverpool
Holywell
NAMES: Evans-Roberts-Hughes-Owen-Powell-Barker-Morris-Jones-Edwards-

ENGLAND:-Hendon[Middx] -Ampthill [Bedfordshire] Norwich [Norfolk]-[Carlow]Ireland -Leicestershire [Shearsby] Gillingham, Dorset-Northamptonshire.

NAMES:Smart--[De Lima]Woods-Copperwheat-Totterdell-Thompson-Whitebread-Nudd-Golding-Farrow-Oakley-Billington-Ostler-Denton-Sherwood-Cuckow-Franklin-Law-Edge-Silver
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Re: Spelling lesson from Welsh speaker please
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 22 September 09 18:34 UTC (UK) »

i think the Bryn SM might stand for Bryn Saith Marchog and the names could be:

Emyr or Emrys Lloyd Davies

Robert Elwyn Davies

Anwen Helena Davies
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Re: Spelling lesson from Welsh speaker please
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 22 September 09 21:38 UTC (UK) »

Agree about the Saith Marchog  and the names but I think it's Brynhyfryd (not Brynhyfreyd) Bryn SM



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polidor
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Re: Spelling lesson from Welsh speaker please
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 22 September 09 21:49 UTC (UK) »

Thank you ger1  & Gadget--Some of these Welsh names leave me guessing   Roll Eyes
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WALES:Brymbo,Lodge,Pwllglas,Ruthin,Leeswood,Mold,Chester,Liverpool
Holywell
NAMES: Evans-Roberts-Hughes-Owen-Powell-Barker-Morris-Jones-Edwards-

ENGLAND:-Hendon[Middx] -Ampthill [Bedfordshire] Norwich [Norfolk]-[Carlow]Ireland -Leicestershire [Shearsby] Gillingham, Dorset-Northamptonshire.

NAMES:Smart--[De Lima]Woods-Copperwheat-Totterdell-Thompson-Whitebread-Nudd-Golding-Farrow-Oakley-Billington-Ostler-Denton-Sherwood-Cuckow-Franklin-Law-Edge-Silver
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