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Offline Tryweryn

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Re: Maes-Y-Dro
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 01 April 12 14:15 BST (UK) »
Not a problem. The key is for us Welsh Daniel Owen...the Daniel Owen.

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Re: Maes-Y-Dro
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 02 August 14 03:12 BST (UK) »
Hi

I am also interested in Maese-y-Dre Mold; house number 29 in 1911 occupied by Thomas Roberts and Emily Rees and their two children: Jemima Roberts b. 5 Nov 1902 and Robert David Roberts b. 27 Jul 1906 Mold.  I see that another William Thomas Roberts family lived at 59 Maese-y-Dre, Mold at this time, so may be related.

Thus, someone in this link may have some more information, although, I suspect they moved to 13 Panton Street, Bangor by 1915, whilst Thomas Roberts served in WW1 (maybe closer to Emily's mother).

Keith
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End
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