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Louth / Re: 1901 census for Carlingford Co Louth
« on: Sunday 14 August 11 18:33 BST (UK)  »
Thank you very much for this helpful link. Huge gaps in our family tree can now be filled thanks to the online publication of 1901 and 1911 census returns.

TyGwyn46

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Pembrokeshire / Re: Marriage lookup
« on: Sunday 14 August 11 12:19 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Orielbenfro on Wednesday 01 September 10 19:46 BST (UK)
Was up at the Record Office this afternoon doing some research found time to answer the following ~

Mrge of Charles Martin to Martha Oakley
Found 1783 Jpeg available

Baptism of Charles Martin at St David’s
Nil found

Baptism of Martha Oakley 1757 to 1770
25 Mar 1757 Martha to Charles and Elizabeth Oakley of St Davids baptised
07 Aug 1760 Martha to Charles and Elizabeth Oakley of St Davids baptized

Baptism of Thomas Propert at St Davids 1792 to 1800
Nil found

Baptism of Charles Martin at St Davids 1758 to 1770
Nil found

Mrge of Charles Oakley to Elizabeth Unknown
Found 1741 jpeg available

If you want the jpegs just drop me an email address by PM.

Rgds
Orielbenfro
ORIEL a welsh window on a surname


I see the last posting on this topic was in September 2010. I'm a new RootsChat member and would like to contribute. My family tree shows the Oakleys of St. David's back to Charles Oakley (1718-1793) and their relationship with the Properts of St. David's. The Propert tree I have runs from Thomas Propert (1665-1750) to Peregrine Sydney Goldwin Propert (1861-1940). I'll be happy to make these trees available to those researching these families.

TyGwyn46

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Berkshire / Re: Elizabeth Perkins of Wokingham
« on: Saturday 13 August 11 20:05 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Perks1 on Saturday 11 September 10 08:41 BST (UK)
Hi

John Perkins was born at Llanvirn Farm, Berea, Pembrokshire - brothers appear to be Thomas (b 1805) Peter ( b 1806) and William (b1814). There must be more siblings, but they may remain a mystery.

Their parents are Henry (1778-1852) and Mary Williams (1785-1853). Have traced a copy of Henry's Will  at Welsh National library (Ref SD1852-133) 1852, but wrong image is attatched so I need to get a paper copy.

Henry's parents: John Perkins (1747-1835) and catherine Meyler (1752-1834). All farmers in the area at eith er Llanvern (Llanvirn/Llan-fyrn) or Pyll Cearog Farm next door.

Parents of John Perkins: John Perkins (1697-1763) and Ann Meyler (1712-1781).

Have got in touch with decendant of William Perkins (1814-1887) who has a family bible and can confirm the family links.

I am really pleased to have at last found him out! The Meyler name is also confirmation. It's been really bugging me for ages!!

Perks1

Hi Perks1

I've only just discovered RootsChat so I hope you'll forgive me if I'm a bit green on procedure. My cousin's wife (now in her late 80's) has been researching my mother's side of the family for over 35 years, all without a computer. She's kindly allowed me to scan a huge number of documents and charts, amongst which are several devoted to the Perkins family.

My maternal grandmother was Catherine Perkins (b. 1869, d. 1922), the daughter of Capt. Peter Perkins (b. 1838, d. 1895). They lived in St. David's, Pembrokeshire. The tree shows both Ann(e) (b. 1712) and Catherine (b. 1750) Meyler, and their respective marriages to John (b. 1697) and John (b. c1747) Perkins. What is particularly interesting is that my cousin's wife has traced my maternal ancestry to about 1490 with the birth of John Perkins of Mathry & St. David's. He was the father of David ap John Perkins (b. c1520, d. 1587).

If you'd like any further information, I'll be happy to share it with you and others on this forum.

Best wishes.

Robert (TyGwyn46)

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