Links: Merionethshire Census

[Dolgellau]

Another addition to the Census Transcriptions on GENUKI. The 1841 Census of Trawsfynydd.

Trawsfynydd 1841 (http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/MER/Trawsfynydd/1841/index.html)

As the original of this document was in a very poor condition I am not sure how accurate the transcription is, some of the farm names were particularly hard to decipher and many of them are just a best guess; so if anybody sees any mistakes please let me know.

[Dolgellau]

Here are the latest census transcriptions on GenUKI

Llanddwywe Is y Graig 1841 (http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/MER/Llanddwywe/1841is.html)

and

Llanddwywe Uwch y Graig 1841 (http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/MER/Llanddwywe/1841uwch.html)

Although technically in the same parish Llanddwywe uwch and is y graig are many miles apart. Llanddwywe uwch y graig is mainly the hamlet of Ganllwyd to the north of Llanelltyd. Llanddwywe is y graig is on the coast between Barmouth and Dyffryn Ardudwy.

[Dolgellau]

Transcriptions of the Census for Pennal 1861 - 1901 are now on the internet. Thanks to Peter Davies for his work in transcribing them and for making them available to the internet community:

http ://peter-davies.org/penn1861.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1871.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1881.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1891.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1901.html


Moderator comment:  See reply #13 

[wrjones]

This is hot off the press,for more have been added;
With help and very hard work by Gareth Hicks, our census
transcriptions of the years 1851, 1871 and 1891 for Llanycil (includes
Bala), Llanuwchllyn and Llangower parishes in Merionethshire are now
available online on
the Genuki site

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/MER/parishes.html


Regards
William Russell Jones
Cefn Mawr
Wrexham.

[Dolgellau]

Quote from: Dolgellau on Wednesday 25 May 05 23:37 BST (UK)
Transcriptions of the Census for Pennal 1861 - 1901 are now on the internet. Thanks to Peter Davies for his work in transcribing them and for making them available to the internet community:

http ://peter-davies.org/penn1861.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1871.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1881.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1891.html
http ://peter-davies.org/penn1901.html

Moderator comment: these links appear to be broken - if anyone knows of a replacement, please let us know!




Links to the Pennal Census and others in the Tywyn/ Towyn District can now be found on:

http://peter-davies.org/#census