Woosnam of Llandinam/Llangurig

[ElRow]

I have found Thomas Woosnam in 1881 and the 1901 censuses. can anyone help me find him on any other censuses please. He was born about 1842 in Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire.

[brynhyfryd]

Hi there,

1851 census - Wainlas, Trefeglwys
Francis Woosnam (41) farmer (6 acres) b. Llandinam
Hannah Woosnam (40) wife, b. Trefeglwys
Hannah  (15) daughter, smock frock maker, b.Trefeglwys
Margaret (13)  daughter  b. Trefeglwys
Francis (10) son b. Tref...
Thomas (7)  son b.Tref...
Richard (4)  son, b.Tref...
William (8m) son, b. Tref...
Mary Jones (79) mother-in-law, annuitant, b. Llanidloes

1861 census
still at Wainlas
Francis Woosnam (50) farmer (12a) b. Llandinam
Hannah (45) wife, b.Trefeglwys
children - William (12), John (10), Mary (6), Charles (3)

at Cefn, Llandinam (John Meddins & family)
Thomas Woosnam (18) farm servant  b. Trefeglwys

at Plasnewydd, Llanwnog
Francis Woosnam (24) railway lab. b.Trefeglys

at Tynypwll Farm House, Llanwnog
Richard Woosnam (15) waggoners lad  b. Trefeglwys

Hope this helps

Stan (Brynhyfryd)

[ElRow]

Thank you SO much Stan for your research. It's so very exciting to find family going back so far.

[Kitch]

Hello Bryn---I think that's your name. Are you related to that line of the Woosnam family? The old man Francis (born 1808) was my gggrandfather. I have spent so long researching the rest of the family I haven't got round to Thomas yet. His brother John was my ggrandfather and I have some photos if you are interested.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Ann nee Kichen.

[brynhyfryd]

Hi Ann

No, I am not connected to the Woosnam family - I was just responding to an enquiry from Elrow , as I had access to the relative transcribed census.

Glad to hear that your research is going well. If you need any look-ups on 1851, 1861 or 1891 Montgomeryshire censuses, please feel free to reply to this.

Good luck
Stan.

[ElRow]

Thank you Stan. I would be very grateful for the family on the 1891 census - especially John son of Thomas Woosnam.

To Ann,    my sister-in-law, Christine was a Woosnam before marrying my brother who is a Pugh. Her father is George Woosnam and his father was John, the son of Thomas Woosnam, your ggrandfather's brother. She would love to have photos if that is possible. What do I have to do in order to recieve them?

[Kitch]

Thank you Stan. I would be very grateful for the family on the 1891 census - especially John son of Thomas Woosnam.

To Ann,    my sister-in-law, Christine was a Woosnam before marrying my brother who is a Pugh. Her father is George Woosnam and his father was John, the son of Thomas Woosnam, your ggrandfather's brother. She would love to have photos if that is possible. What do I have to do in order to recieve them?

Hello Elrow. Thank you so much for your reply. I haven't a clue about how to get these photos to you without disclosing email addresses etc. Let me make a few inquiries as I am new to rootschat. Is your Sister in Law a member of GenesReunited? All my history is on there and it is very easy to contact people in private through their site.
Leave it with me.
Ann.

[brynhyfryd]

Hello again, Elrow

Before I list the 1891 census entries, would you please confirm that your Thomas Woosnam is listed in 1881, aged 39, as a Lead Miner with Wife, Ann & 7 children, living at Hafodnen, Llangurig.

Stan

[ElRow]

Hello Stan
You are good to help me. Yes that is the family. My sister-in-law who lives near Swansea is the granddaughter of John, aged 8 on that census.
Eleri