powell

[osprey]

I've tried Emilly with blank surname b. Radnorshire & Breconshire. She could be hidden under the surname of the family she's with, badly transcribed, she could be married but she's certainly hiding very well.

 

[acer]

Hi Both
You have been busy much appreciated. I  am all most sure  Emily  was around  1950-1960 time  will try to find what her married name was tomorrow and when Agnes went to Astrailia
Bye for now Acer

[Fisherman]

Hi Acer,

Found Emily at last 

1901
RG13/5178/82/3
Llanbedr Painscastle Radnorshire
Farm name looks like Llanbachowey

Thomas Price, Head, M, 35, Farmer, Aberedw, Radnorshire
Eliza J, Wife, M, 37, Crickadarn Breconshire
Emilee Morris, Niece, S, 18, House Maid Domestic, Glascwm Radnorshire
William M James, Nephew, 7, Blesveryg ?? Radnorsire
Phyllis M James, Visitor, 3, Gledsey ?? Radnorshire
James Wall, Serv, 25, Carter on Farm, Clifford Herefordshire
Arthur Lewis, Serv, 21, Agricultural Labourer, Llanbedr Radnorshire

Chris

[acer]

Well done Chris you don't give up do you I was sent a photo's off all seven girls in what looks like there early twenties and six of them when Agnes came back from Austria
Busy for a couple of days back soon Acer

[Fisherman]

Hi Acer,

I wasn't going to give up on Emily so had to keep looking.

Results fron Llandrindod.

There was no record in the parish register for Crickadarn of the marriage of John Powell and Anne.

Baptism records of the children
Rees 15 March 1818  residence North
William 11 October 1820  residence North
Elizabeth 30 May 1824  residence North
David 30 April 1826   residence Tyifsa (sic) We know this is Tyisaf.

The residence for the three eldest looks like North but it's very badly faded and difficult to read.

As for the marriage for John and Anne it might be worth checking neighbouring parishes.

Chris

[acer]

Hi Chris 
Thank your friend for me please  I wonder what north means . There is a house in Crickarden Village known as the North
I wonder where Ann was from possible Gwenddwr there were a load of Ann's in that parish around that time.Will get back to this in the new year.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL YOU VERY HELPFULL PEOPLE ON ROOTS

[johnpr98]

Hello All

I have just read this thread and it is of great interest as my Granny was Eliza Ann who is in the pictures mentioned

I also remember Elvet Powell from Erwood who may have been a son or grandson from Tyle heolog

I hope some of the original posters can contribute some more, maybe Chris, Emily and Osprey?

My great Grandmother Mary Anne Morris (Boore) has her name on two gravestones, on the boxed Boore family memorial in Franksbridge and on her own gravestone with William Morris in Cregrina.

[acer]

 Hi johnpr98
Elvet Powell was the youngest son of David and Margaret Powell Tyleheolog  My mother was the youngest daughter  Not sure how much I can help you recently moved to Ireland  Acer

[johnpr98]

Hi Acer

Many thanks for your reply, I remember Elvet visiting my Mum when she was in the old folks home, I think he had a three wheeler if my memory isn't playing tricks, I remember visiting Erwood circa 50+ years ago. I wish I'd taken more notice of my late Mum when she as talking about the family.
I only have one Aunty left now and she had a stroke circa 2001 so communication is difficult.