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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Glamorganshire Lookup Requests => Glamorganshire => Wales => Glamorganshire Completed Lookups => Topic started by: kenelms on Monday 12 December 05 18:44 GMT (UK)
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I am tracing my late wife's paternal side of the family in which her grandfather was THEOPHILUS EVANS B1888 . I know that Theophilus ran a bakery business at Gilfach and I believe a brother Fred ran one too at Bargoed. I know Theo that other brothers-Dan and Edgar and another I believe, a sister too who I think was Alice. But where the family of Evans came from I am not sure. So if anyone finds information on 1891 census then I would love to know. Any help appreciated. Thankyou Ken
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Hi Ken,
Hasn't Arranroots traced him for you earlier here?
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,112376.msg490144.html#msg490144
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Perhaps Ken didn't find the reply?
He didn't answer it
:'(
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Morning Arranroots - That's what I thought.
Gosh, these new Santa smilies are just great. Have to try them.
:-X ;D 8) :-* ;)
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It was well-spotted though, Tanja. :-*
Knowing me, I would have done it all over again without realising!! ::) :P
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;) I had seen the original request and was too frightened by the place names to post... I wasn't astonished to find out you are more courageous than me ;D
Fingers crossed now for Ken seeing your find!!!
Tanja :)
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Aha!
Welsh blood in these veins - and lived in Swansea for 3 years!
I can still say "Where are my crisps?" and "I love coffee" in Welsh - v handy!! ;D ;D
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I acknowledged Arranroots for a reply first put on Monmouthshire and thought it made sense to check the Glamorgan site. So there we go-but I thankyou all with christmas greetings for your splendid respones and sense of fun too. Theo would be proud of my exhaustive searches too. So it would seem nothing else has turned up other than Arranroots finds.
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Hi again Ken
Thanks for the Christmas Greetings etc! :D
Just to explain a little: if you post for censuses, those who do look-ups will usually check more than one county if they have the resources available, so posting on more than one board is not usually very profitable. (Unless your first looker-up was hopeless and I can be!!)
The exception is if you are asking for specialist local knowledge or info such as might be known to someone living locally or belonging to a local family history society.
If in doubt - ask! You can PM fellow members or a Moderator - we try not to bite! :)
Good wishes for your searches.
Arranroots ;)