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Wales / Re: Family Bible inscription -Please can anyone translate this from the Welsh?
« on: Wednesday 19 April 17 10:40 BST (UK)  »
Thanks so much KGarrad - that's the one! x

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Wales / Re: Family Bible inscription -Please can anyone translate this from the Welsh?
« on: Wednesday 19 April 17 08:21 BST (UK)  »
Thank you so much - that all makes sense! Very much appreciated x

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Wales / Family Bible inscription -Please can anyone translate this from the Welsh?
« on: Wednesday 19 April 17 07:10 BST (UK)  »
Hi everyone,
Do we have any Welsh speakers who would help please?  I have tried translating it using Google but have failed miserably. It's an inscription in a Family Bible. Thanks so much x

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Montgomeryshire / Re: A List of Llanidloes Men
« on: Thursday 08 April 10 13:41 BST (UK)  »
Hi Lloydy,

I've just seen that you looked in your book and found two names for me - thanks very much for doing so.  It's much appreciated.  Sorry I've only just noticed your reply - shame on me for not being on the forum for so long!

Best wishes

Was Tulip but now Chrissy13 (couldn't work out my password and my email address had changed!)

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Montgomeryshire / Re: A List of Llanidloes Men
« on: Saturday 23 May 09 04:17 BST (UK)  »
Hi Lloydy,

I know that this thread is quite old, but hope that you still may be able to help.....  I'm looking for details of any Pryce boys from Llanidloes, who fought in WW1.

Thank you!

Tulip

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Cork / Re: Regiments in New Barracks, Fermoy,County Cork,1885.
« on: Sunday 22 February 09 01:27 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Patrick,

I have searched all Armed Forces Marriages from 1880-1885 and would have thought that it would have been recorded there but no luck, sorry.

I also checked all the marine, consular and army birth lists and found no births for Wigglesworths for the period 1882 - 1900.

Hope you find what you're looking for.

Tulip

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Isle of Man / Re: Does anyone know a house called 'Corrin' in Castletown?
« on: Sunday 08 February 09 21:44 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you both for the information.  I emailed the IOM posties too!  They are working on it and so far have said the same - the Corrin name was probably the name of the people living there.  I'll let you know..... 

I think that the photo was taken about 1922 so maybe the Corrin's had left by that stage or maybe had arrived between 1901 (your look up, Voirrey - thanks!) and 1922.  I'll await the 1911 census as you suggest, Frances.

Thanks again for your help,

Tulip

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Isle of Man / Does anyone know a house called 'Corrin' in Castletown?
« on: Friday 06 February 09 01:08 GMT (UK)  »
My grandmother used to holiday with family who lived in Castletown.  Her parents came from there and their relatives all lived in Malew and Marown.  I'm hoping that someone may be able to shed light on where they lived.  In the photo Ida is standing in the path of her grandparent's home, next to a house called 'Corrin'.  Does anyone recognise where this house is?




Thanks

Tulip

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Cheshire Lookup Offers / Re: Barony Road All-Saints Cemetery, Nantwich **29/06/07**UPDATE
« on: Monday 02 July 07 22:41 BST (UK)  »
Hi Sarah,

That is SO sad to see the graveyard in such a state.  Methinks there'll be some other motive behind it all-  like the council trying to say after a while that no one cares about it, so they may as well use it for building........

What do you think? 

My ancestors, as you know, are buried there.  It was so good to receive photos from you of their graves. 

I am bemused that no one has taken over the care of the graveyard.  Surely the council has some responsibility by law?  Or if not, then whoever owns the land I bet has signed some agreement that it is looked after...... or am I just wishing??

Thanks again Sarah for taking time and great care in sending those superb photos.  You are a star!

Chris

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