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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Denbighshire => Topic started by: peony2blue on Sunday 05 March 17 11:27 GMT (UK)
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Hi I have Winifred born in Bryneglwys , Denbighshire in 1842. Could be a Roberts.? Can't find PRs for Bryneglwys in FindMyPast or Familysearch! . Please help.
Peony2blue
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Hi
Bryneglwys is definitely under the Denbigh baptisms on FindMyPast- how did you do the search?
Gadget
PS - are you sure she was baptised there and was baptised in C of E?
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A Winifred Roberts is showing on the North Wales BMD in 1842
http://www.northwalesbmd.org.uk/cgi/birthind.cgi
Registration District is Corwen, correct for Bryneglwys. Local Reg no is CRWN/02/37. Registers at Wrexham.
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The GRO ref is
1842, Sept Q, Corwen, vol 27, page 144
Mother's maiden name - Hughes
https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp
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thank you Gadget Found her. Need her Marriage to James Tasker now
kind regards
Peony2blue
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If you have problems with finding the marriage, give a shout :)
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Peony,
Have you searched for Janet Elizabeth Tasker*, reg. 1885 on the GRO - which now delivers mother's maiden name.
(Using 1911 details as source for Janet)
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I should have confirmed mother's maiden name with her elder sister details. The maiden name against the elder daughter was not the name I was expecting.
Check both daughters on the GRO.
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I think we might be looking at the same entries HT. I see a marriage in Farnham Sept Q, 1877 but name is Winifred Evans.
I'm wondering if this was a second marriage as she would have been approx 34 in 1877.
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A Winefred Roberts married a John Evans, 2nd Q, 1866, St Asaph * 11B, 690
May be :-\
(Not sure where the Hughes came from ??? )
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Hi
Can't find James Tasker/Winifred Roberts on NWBMD or Free BMD . I think they got married about 1876 . Perhaps it was her second marriage Oh dear. Can't find them on 1901 census either. Got the family 1911.
thank you for your help
Regards
Peony
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A Winifred Evans possibly married a Robert Hughes, Corwen, 2nd Q, 1873, 11B, 655
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Current theory:
A Winefred Roberts married a John Evans, 2nd Q, 1866, St Asaph * 11B, 690
A Winifred Evans possibly married a Robert Hughes, Corwen, 2nd Q, 1873, 11B, 655
I think we might be looking at the same entries HT. I see a marriage in Farnham Sept Q, 1877 but name is Winifred Evans.
I'm wondering if this was a second marriage as she would have been approx 34 in 1877.
Need to check censuses and deaths for spouses - it's a bit of a muddle :-\
Gadget
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Agreed - I was expecting Evans as GRO maiden against the younger daughter after spotting 1877 marriage. The Hughes maiden name threw me threw me and shd have checked the elder daughter before posting - which delivers Evans.
Marriage cert needed.
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It's all very confusing, as I think I've found the John & winifred Evans in Abergele in 1871 but she's down as b. Llansannan so that marriage is probably not the one.
Agree that the 1877 marriage cert is needed.
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Just a possible - I wonder if, when the second daughter was registered, the registrar asked for mother's maiden name and Winifred gave her mother's mn :-\
The GRO ref is
1842, Sept Q, Corwen, vol 27, page 144
Mother's maiden name - Hughes
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That is exactly what crossed my mind!!
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Have been searching for the '81 Census. It doesn't contribute anything to solving the present puzzle but, for the record, the 1881 Census surname has been transcribed incorrectly (FindMyPast) - "Parker" rather than "Tasker" - ref RG11 658 36 2
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Peony2blue,
Look for James Tasker to Winifred Evans, 1877
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Winifred's age is 56 (1845) on the 1901 census (FindMyPast) - reference RG13 piece 5218 folio 138 page 1
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If the only info on age that peony had was from the 1911, then it could be a wider range of birth years. I did a search and found both Hughes and Roberts surnames registered in Corwen Reg District for 1841-1845.
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Agreed - there are several Winnies in the frame from that neck of the woods.
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A possible death for Winifred :
Winifred G Tasker, aged 88, 1931, Wrexham, 2nd Q, 1931.
Suggests a D of B of 1843
The 1877 marriage cert is def. needed,
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Mmm?
Did I spot a Winifred Grace somewhere along the line?
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thank you Gadget and Hanes Teulu for all your help. I am making progress!
Peony