Burial Look-Up Susannah Catherine Evans

[ambers]

I can leave you in peace now....well until the next time
 
What about the name  Davies, my lot had a habit of marrying a Davies and then in turn they married an Evans , that's why I thought I would never find them.

Really felt like sending Steve a cyber kiss, but being new to the site, thought I had better not.

Kind regards,

Ambers

[Cas (stallc)]

My lot were David/Davies/Davis and I can prove it fom records as if DAVIES was not enough 

No probs glad to help, am well pleased you got a result, not forgetting Cell....who lead us to Tonyrefail...that's what I like about Rootschat, teamwork    bring it on....or not  joking...lol

Cas 

[Cell]

I can't understand why she didn't get buried in Soar Chapel, as it is so close to where they lived.

IAmbers

Hi Ambers so glad you have found them.

Regarding why they were buried a few miles away -Most of mine were buried in churches a couple of  miles away from where they lived. It can depend on on where "the family church" is. For example it may have been their family (the generation before) church - so they themselves carry on using that particular church . I can't  think of one of my families who is buried ,or  baptised in very close walking distance from where they lived to the church, only one that I can think of is one of my hubby's families.

A couple of miles is not lot really, I used to regularly walk to work each day which was just over 2 miles away from my home - it only used to take  only about 25 minutes, and that wasn't how the crow flew either.

Kind regards

[ambers]

Hello Cell.

As Cas reminded me, it was you that lead us to the Tonyrefail link, and kindly would have used your Credits (had you had some) for the Family History on-line to help me....many thanks, it was Teamwork without you both I wouldn't have had a clue.

I had forgotton how far we all walked as children, my school was a least two miles away.  Possibly it was the closest Methodist Church to them, which I believe is what they were. Both Susannah and David were both from Neath, but as the children were all born Penygraig I guess they were  all Baptised in that Chapel....we do have a Methodist Calvanastic Preacher in the family.

I would never have found Susannah (sen) death as she was registered as Susan. She was listed on the census as a child as Susan Davis but became Susannah Evans after her marriage   ...both certs sent for last night

Kind regards Ambers

[SS from The Rhondda]

I visit Tonyrefail & Penygraig daily.  If there are any photographs you want taken of any locations there, let me know...

[ambers]

Hi SS from the Rhondda ...my notifications aren't working, otherwise would have answered earlier

This is very kind of you...I am so grateful for the help I am getting

I would love to see where they lived . I am assuming that as he was a Builder, that they would have lived in at least one of the houses he built.

1891 census says, 22 Tylacelyn Hill
1881 census...no name for the road
1871 census just Penygraig but it was the first house after 14 Cadrie idris?

My granddad lived at 59 Kenry Street in 1901

I would be grateful for a photograph of any of the places.

Kind regards,

Ambers

[SS from The Rhondda]

Just a quick note to say I have read your message. Will take some photos as soon as I can (when it stops raining!)

Could you give me the census references to assist in locating addresses.

[ambers]

Hi SS from The Rhodda.

Many thanks for your help, hasn't stopped raining here either

1901  RG13/5017  F102  P11 59 Kenry Street.  Evan D Evans b1871 and Edith

1891 RG12/4427 F71  P7 22 Tylacelyn Hill. David Evans b1838 and Susannah

1881 RG11/5305  F140  P49. no name of street. David b1838 and Susannah

Kind regards Ambers

[Cas (stallc)]

Hi, Just curious did 'The very nice man' take pics of the burial area in Tonyrefail, last week, knew he said he would?

Cas