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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Flintshire => Topic started by: gransworld on Sunday 03 October 10 00:29 BST (UK)
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During my recent trip to St Mary's Mold & holy Trinity Gwenaffield I took pictures of gravestone for the names Hughes ,Jones.Griffiths ,if anyone has relatives buried there I maybe able to help.I have most inscription's for burials at Holy Trinity.
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hi can u see if there are any of The LLoyd family buried there dating around 1850-1900
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I've sent you a personal message
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Hi Gransworld
could you look and see if there any Tattums in Holy Trinity :) :)
Thx Lorrae
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Yes there are several do you have names?
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Hi
John tattum died 1879 and sarah d1887 and anyone else
Thx very much
Lorrae :) :)
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John tattum died 1878 age 68 , sarah Tattum died 1887 age 72
Thomas Tattum died aug 22 1898 age 75 wife Jane died feb 15 1892 age 68
Edward tattum nov 4 1906 age 56 wife Elizabeth marc 2 1909 age 75
then another someone who understands Welsh may help with ... reads as follows ............. Margaret tattum hefyd Ed"wd tattum Pant Glas fu farw Chwefror 14 eg 1868 yn 75 oed hefyd Rebecca gwraig y dywededig uchod yr hon a fu farw Chwefror 14 eg 1881 yn 66 oed
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Hi Gransworld
Kind offer :) hope u enjoyed your North Wales visit...incidently I grew up in Mold..
Did u come across any Griffiths in Mold or Woodward in Gwernaffield??
Many thanks
Sarah :)
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Hi Gransworld
Thank you very very much for the info
gives me something to get my teeth into :) :) :)
Lorrae
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Hi I have a lot of Hughes's buried in The Churchyard and some in the new Cemetery also. I have the booklets for both. and would be interested in which Hughes family you are connected to. I was baptised and married in Gwernaffield church. But now live in NZ. Pam
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Thanks for your time and offer,
Are there any Rees' - John d 1875 and wife Elizabeth d.?
Hugh d 1863 and wife Mary d. ?
Or, Manley - Joseph d. 1850 and wife Ann Doroty Rablyn Manly.
Bullet :) :)
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Hi Bullet. I will start with the Manley's as there are a few more names that you have given me. in the Churchyard Grave E78. In memory of Joseph Manley. native of Cornwall died April 04 1850 aged 53. also Samuel infant son of Samuel and Ann Manley who died November 20 1855. In memory of James son of Joseph and Ann Manley died January 07 1884 aged 43. In memory of Ann Rablen Manley widow of the above Joseph Manley who died July 02 1885 aged 78 years.
Next we have Grave A13
In loving memory of John Rees of Sandycroft. died October 25 1875 aged 28 years. and Elizabeth Wife of the above died September 10 1906 aged 59 years.
Then in Grave A118
Ann daughter of Hugh & Mary Rees. Bryn Celyn died December 07 1859 aged 9 years. Also Hugh Rees died July 22 1863 aged 63 years. also Mary wife of Hugh Rees died June 06 1878 aged 74 years.
These are all in the Churchyard. Pam
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Thank you for that. You've helped me enormously.
Can't thank you enough. Much appreciated.
Bullet.
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Bullet also:
grave 72 Kate wife of William 14 feb 1876 age 29 and William Rees oct 17 1879 age 35
grave A57 Johathan Rees march 26 1859 age 66 wife Sarah nov 29 1861 age 72
Grave D7 Cather Adams wife of Henry Rees april 30 1872 age 54
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sem73 there are no Woodward my list but will reply with Griffiths soon
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Thank-you Gransworld
I didn't know about them, - looks like I've got some more investigating to do!!
:o
Bullet
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Sem73 Griffiths graves:
A 32- Robert Griffiths died 1864 age 56 , Margaret wife 1890 age 79 & daughter Jane dec 23 1894 age 42
A49- Hannah Elizabeth Griffiths b july 3 1871 died sept 27 1876
Robert Edward Griffiths b. may 3 1870 d. sept 2 1879
Parents Robert Griffiths d.oct 23 1879 age 29 & Sophia no date.
B75- James Griffiths feb 1 1928 age 75 sister Mary Griffiths april 29 1932 age 84
C 16- Harriett Lloyd Griffiths d. 28 jan 1931 age 58
Richard Evans Griffiths july 23 1942 age 75
son John Howell Griffiths 12 mar 1981 age 83
C 34 David Conway oct 20 1912 age 66 husband of Sarah Griffiths d. jan 12 1965 age 82
E 32 - Dorothy Johns feb 12 1868 age 30 wife of William Griffiths
E55- Samuel Griffiths 1904 age 72 wife Margaret 1919 age 75
E63- Edward Griffiths aug 1 1905 age 71 wife Harriet no dates and sister Bessie Griffiths june 1866 age 37
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Hi Gransworld
Thank you so much!! :D......certainly fills a few gaps in my Griffiths lot!
Sarah :)
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Hi- My family came from that area. Grandad was called Isaiah and he was a miner who walked along the railway line looking for work to Cannock and then in Hanley. Bit of a long shot- a jones in Wales but I am stumped now. So glad of any hekp. Thank you.
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I'm new to this list and have just seen your generous offer. I hope you can still help. I am looking for (dare I say it) Jones! Edward Thomas and his wife Mary Lloyd. They lived at Bryn Celyn and were married in Holy Trinity church in 1845. I am afraid I don't know when they died, I am just hoping you may have found the couple there. As far as I know they had one son Thomas Lloyd Jones with the possibility of a second son John.
I don't thik this is much to go on, but thanks for the offer.
Carol
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Hi Carol. Sorry I am a bit late in replying but it's the first time today that I have checked my mail. Here Goes. In Affectionate remebrance of
Mary
the beloved wife of Edward Jones
of Bryn Celyn Farm
who departed this life Feb 21 1887
Aged 67 years
also the above named
Edward Jones
who departed this life April 14 1890
aged 71 years.
They are in Grave No E 14 which is on left hand side of the Path from the Front Gate to the Door of the Church. Close to the Wall. Sorry I don't have any pictures only inscriptions in the booklet. You say his wife Mary was a Lloyd. There are also Lloyd's buried in Gwernaffield as well. Pam
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Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Pam, you certainly weren't long in replying - i only posted last night.
This information brings together various bits and pieces and confirms the family in many ways. That is so great.
I might get back to you about the Lloyd's when I find a few more details, but in the meanwhile Thank you so much.
Carol
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Did you happen to see one for Thomas Hughes born approx 1806 he was married to a Mary(Powell) Hughes.
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Hi DMAC1.
There is No Thomas & Mary Hughes. in either the Churchyard or New Cemetery. Pam
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Thank you!!!! The hunt continues :)
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Hi DMAC1. I only have the Gwernaffield booklets. and 1 chapel in Pantymwyn. They could be Buried in Mold. Pam
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Thank you!!!! :)
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Good afternoon, I am researching my Griffiths roots through the Cilcain area. It is possible that my 3rd Great Grandparents may be buried in Gwenaffield as, according to the census I have attributed to them, they moved across to Gwenaffield at some time between 1841 and 1851. They were Thomas and Sarah Griffiths. Thomas was born around 1806 and Sarah around 1802. I think Sarah died in 1851 but I have no idea about Thomas. So I would be grateful for anything you may have that could fit these sort of dates.
Regards,
Mark
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Hi. Mark. The only Sarah in the Churchyard was the wife of a David Griffiths late of The Old Toll House. Bryn. She died January 12th 1965 aged 82. which doesn't match either. and the only Thomas in another grave is buried with his parents William and Martha. That Thomas died September 1st 1887 aged 36 yrs.
GRIFFITH No S. Another Sarah Buried in 1912 wife of Isaac Griffith and their daughter Sarah Elizabeth aged 2 months old. No entries in the New Cemetery or the Chapel in Pantymwyn. There are other Griffiths if you need any checked. I don't mind. Also do you know where they married as a lot of people in those days were buried in the church they married in. Pam
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Pam, many thanks for looking at my post so quickly. It could be that Sarah is buried in Cilcain and maybe Thomas as well. I visited Cilcain church some time ago and took a few photos but this was before I knew that Thomas and Sarah were my 3rd Great Grandparents. I may well have missed their headstone or it may even have been unreadable or have been removed. Neither am I sure that Thomas remained in Gwernaffield after the death of Sarah so it is all a bit sketchy - as ancestry can be! The missing 1861 Census of Cilcain makes everything all the more difficult as well. So, not to worry, the next time I am in the area I will endeavour to get across to Cilcain and have a second look. Thanks again for your kind help. Mark