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Title: Abergwesin
Post by: Richards74 on Monday 09 May 11 19:17 BST (UK)
Hello,
I'm new to the website and wanted to say hello to everyone in the Breconshire forums.  Has anyone researched Abergwesin yet?
Regards
Richards74
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cardiff on Thursday 12 May 11 15:13 BST (UK)
Welcome Paul to Rootchat :D
is ther a reason you ask your question?
cheers cardiff ???
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Richards74 on Thursday 12 May 11 17:40 BST (UK)
Thanks for the welcome.

I was looking to find family relations prior to the 1841 census etc in the Abergwesin area, I have all details 1841 onwards, but anything before is missing for now.

Regards
Richards74
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cardiff on Thursday 12 May 11 18:30 BST (UK)
Hi
You should still put out the family info you require someone may not have done info on your area but may ahve details of where to find or have actual details from Parish or other records of that area. always worth a try
Good Luck
cheers cardiff :)
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Thursday 11 August 11 17:05 BST (UK)
I have RICHARDS, THOMAS and MORGAN family hailing from Abergwesyn from c1780. What are you specifically seeking?

George
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Richards74 on Friday 12 August 11 16:32 BST (UK)
Hello Garlands,

We spoke before, you just replied to my Abergwesyn post. 

I'll post a PM.

Cheers  :)
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: karenbest500 on Tuesday 01 November 11 21:35 GMT (UK)
Hi
I have been reserching families in Abergwesyn for the past 8 years and have some graveyard inscriptions and some parish records from that area. What families are you researching? Mine are Herbert, Davies, Prothero and Bevan
Regards
Karen
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Wednesday 02 November 11 16:54 GMT (UK)
Hi,
My connections are RICHARDS, THOMAS and MORGAN
Thanks
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: karenbest500 on Wednesday 02 November 11 17:02 GMT (UK)
Hi

I had seen your post with family names but I meant for Richards74 as they had no names on their posts. I will check tonight if I have information on your family names and get back to you

Regards

Karen
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: karenbest500 on Wednesday 02 November 11 20:08 GMT (UK)
Hi Garlands,

I have monumental inscriptions for 17 Thomas' in The Moriah Congregational Chapel ranging from 1728-1910 but no Richards nor Morgans.
In Pantycelyn Chapel I have 8 Morgan/s from 1796-1855, no Richards and 13 Thomas' from 1812 - 1885.

If you would like the details, I could scan them to an email address for you tomorrow, if you wish me to do so please send me a personal message

Regards
Karen
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Thursday 03 November 11 23:08 GMT (UK)
Karen,
Many thanks for the MI's, which are both interesting and useful
George
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cochiaid on Thursday 10 November 11 20:24 GMT (UK)
Hi Richards74 and everyone else here.

My Abergwesyn surnames are Jones (Llanddewi Aber) and Prothero (Llanfihangel Aber)

Richard74, you need to state your surname interests and any more details you can give if you want some practical help from us.

All the best to all,

Cochiaid
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: karenbest500 on Thursday 10 November 11 21:31 GMT (UK)
Hi Cochiaid

Do you have these MI's from Pantycelyn graveyard, Abergwesyn?


Roderick Prothero of Tymawr died 6th May 1829 aged 71

also Margaret, his wife, died 14 December 1853 aged 83



John Prothero of Allt-Felen died 16 September 1828 aged 68

also Magdalen, his wife, 23 May 1825 aged 63

also Jacob, son, died 3 April 1829 aged 36

also Rees, son, died 27 September 1808 aged 21


Any dates or particular Prothero's you are looking for, I have others buried here but they came from Llangammarch Bwlchmawr and Pistillgwyn

Regards,
Karen
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cochiaid on Thursday 10 November 11 21:44 GMT (UK)
Thanks Karen,

Yes I have all these. I only stated them to get Richards74 to realise the need to be more definite in an enquiry. Thanks all the same though. Roderick and Margaret P would be my G G Grandparents.

All the best,

Cochiaid
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: karenbest500 on Thursday 10 November 11 21:58 GMT (UK)
Hi Cochiaid
Do you have a Margaret Prothero born about 1783 in your family records? Don't know the name of the farm she was born at but she worked and died at Llanycharfa.

Thanks

Karen
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cochiaid on Friday 11 November 11 17:43 GMT (UK)
I haven't been able to go back that far as yet,

Cochiaid
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Richards74 on Friday 11 November 11 18:31 GMT (UK)
Hello Cochiaid, Karen,

Sorry, I have not been on Rootschat for a while.

In reply to your question.  I'm looking for Richards family in Abergwesyn.  That's all I know.  Anyone there before the 1841 census. As well as Richards, the family name could have been derived from Richard, Prichard, Ritchard etc.  Thanks for checking the graveyards, I'm a little surprised that there are no Richards family mentioned.  Although it's quite probable that farming families were buried in or around the farms within which they lived pre 1840's?

Regards

Paul
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: cochiaid on Friday 11 November 11 21:53 GMT (UK)
Can't help sorry,

Cochiaid
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: bickleton56 on Saturday 28 June 14 08:48 BST (UK)
Hi,
This is Graham,my e-mail address is....


I have connections with Abergwesin/Pantycelin and surrounding areas,.
Could Cochiaid and Karenbest500 PLEASE contact me as soon as possible, by e-mail if possible.I would be extremely grateful for your help.
Many thanks,
Graham.
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: annesthreads on Tuesday 26 August 14 22:40 BST (UK)
Hi. I've just started researching a Richards family from Abergwesyn, later in Llanygynider. However, it's the wife, Gwenllian, b 1782, who comes from Abergwesyn. Her husband, Edward, is from Cardiganshire. They had 2 children, Gwenllian b c1817 and Edward b c 1824. So far I haven't found any other children. Gwenllian the daughter had 3 children, no father in evidence, the eldest William, born in Abergwesyn c 1839. Elizabeth was born c1844 and Margaret c1849. The girls were born in Llangynider, where the family all seem to have moved to.
I've spent this evening on a fruitless search for them on the 1841 census - no trace so far.
Please do get in touch if this is or might be the same family, as I'd love to discuss it. I'm new to Welsh genealogy and on a steep learning curve!

Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Thursday 22 January 15 17:11 GMT (UK)
I have access to a copy of the Register for Pantycelin Methodist Chapel in Abergwesin which covers most of the 19th century, and I'm willing to do 'look-ups' fi you think your ancestors might be hidden-away there.
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: annesthreads on Sunday 25 January 15 17:45 GMT (UK)
I have access to a copy of the Register for Pantycelin Methodist Chapel in Abergwesin which covers most of the 19th century, and I'm willing to do 'look-ups' fi you think your ancestors might be hidden-away there.

Thankyou. If you were able to check for the Richards family detailed in the post above yours, that would be a huge help, as I've got no further with them.
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Monday 26 January 15 13:38 GMT (UK)
I'll have a look as soon as I can
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: annesthreads on Monday 26 January 15 13:42 GMT (UK)
Thankyou very much - no hurry. I'd rather put that family to one side after all my struggles with them! But it would be interesting to try...
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Tuesday 27 January 15 14:05 GMT (UK)
Graham,

   Whoever made the transcription of the Registers also added some notes, and these are included. All surnames are PROTHEROE unless stated otherwise.

1800  20 May  Anne d of Roderick & Margaret  of Tymawr Llanfiangle (Anne buried 4 May 1877)
1808  28 Jun   David              ditto
1810  27 Nov  Roderick       ditto
1812  14 May  Mary              ditto
1813  25 Dec    William         ditto
1817  27 Feb    Morgan        ditto

1840   28 Sep    Elizabeth     of Alltwen (burial or death)

1840   19 Dec   Margaret d of William & Mary of Tymawr (Margaret m Rees JONES and died Jun 1876)

1841   14 Apr   Mag & Anne of Alltwen  (burial or death)

1843   28 Jan  Evan s of William & Mary of Tymawr ( he m Jane DAVIES of Tynylwn)
1845   21 Feb  Elizabeth            ditto                                (she m Roger EVANS Jan 1872)
1847   25 Mar  Mary                   ditto                                 (she m Isaac DAVIES)
1851     4 Nov  Sybil                     ditto                     (she m the 2nd David PRITCHARD Dec 1886)
1854    31 Jan  Catherine           ditto                                 ( she m James PRITCHARD)

1854    27 Dec  Alma  d of Roderick & Sarah   (she m Alfred MORGAN oct 1880)

   I hope that some of the above is useful.
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Tuesday 27 January 15 14:21 GMT (UK)
Annesthreads,

Nothing on your specific requirements, but are you aware that the RICHARDS surname was often recorded as 'ap RICHARD' and was then mutated to PRICHARD or PRITCHARD? It's happened a few times in my line, so I am attaching the following:-
1828  17 Aug Gwen PRITCHARD of Bwlchdigor Isaf (death or burial)

1825  16 Jun  Margaret d of David & Gwen PRITCHARD of Tynllan, Llanddewi
1826   3 Aug  William s of                 ditto
1827  18 Sep  Eleanor d of                ditto
1830  27 Jun   David s of                   ditto                   of Caegwm, Llanfihangel
1832    7 Oct   John s of                    ditto
1834    3 Mar   Thomas s of               ditto

Incidentally, you might like to look at the couple of references to PRITCHARD in my reply to Graham earlier.

I hope that some of this is of use.

George
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: garlands on Tuesday 27 January 15 14:50 GMT (UK)
Richards74

Sorry, no trace of David RICHARDS or his son, Rees

George
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: annesthreads on Tuesday 27 January 15 17:21 GMT (UK)
Thankyou very much, George. No, being new to Welsh genealogy, I hadn't appreciated that the surname might appear differently. Very useful to know - thankyou. I'll take a look at the info you've set out. All much appreciated!
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Richards74 on Wednesday 28 January 15 17:51 GMT (UK)
Thanks for checking George.

Richards74

Sorry, no trace of David RICHARDS or his son, Rees

George
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Sian Gleed on Saturday 22 July 23 09:49 BST (UK)
Graham,

   Whoever made the transcription of the Registers also added some notes, and these are included. All surnames are PROTHEROE unless stated otherwise.

1800  20 May  Anne d of Roderick & Margaret  of Tymawr Llanfiangle (Anne buried 4 May 1877)
1808  28 Jun   David              ditto
1810  27 Nov  Roderick       ditto
1812  14 May  Mary              ditto
1813  25 Dec    William         ditto
1817  27 Feb    Morgan        ditto

1840   28 Sep    Elizabeth     of Alltwen (burial or death)

1840   19 Dec   Margaret d of William & Mary of Tymawr (Margaret m Rees JONES and died Jun 1876)

1841   14 Apr   Mag & Anne of Alltwen  (burial or death)

1843   28 Jan  Evan s of William & Mary of Tymawr ( he m Jane DAVIES of Tynylwn)
1845   21 Feb  Elizabeth            ditto                                (she m Roger EVANS Jan 1872)
1847   25 Mar  Mary                   ditto                                 (she m Isaac DAVIES)
1851     4 Nov  Sybil                     ditto                     (she m the 2nd David PRITCHARD Dec 1886)
1854    31 Jan  Catherine           ditto                                 ( she m James PRITCHARD)

1854    27 Dec  Alma  d of Roderick & Sarah   (she m Alfred MORGAN oct 1880)

   I hope that some of the above is useful.

I have just joined RootsChat so forgive me if I’m not replying in the usual format- finding my way round the system!  Regarding Roderick and Margaret (aka Mary), I have also have names of their other children - Sybil 1794-1826, Catherine 1796-1869, Elizabeth 1798-1872, John 1806-1857.

My connection is through Alma, she is my great grandfather’s sister. So Rees Protheroe 1731-1840 of Tymawr farm (Roderick’s father) was my 5x gf.

Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Tanwen on Thursday 30 November 23 15:51 GMT (UK)
Hi there,
I have recently arrived in Abergwesin with my family research.  The family I am researching is the family of William Evans and Catherine Jones.  My link is through their son John Evans who was born in the area between 1837 and 1841.  I have found birth records for his brother Thomas (15 April 1841), and sister Mary (17 April 1844) where the birth place is written as Garrgyfrân or Garregyfrân, Llandewi-Abergwesin.  I can find Abergwesin, but the first place (probably a farm) I cannot find.

I would love to know where this place is - find it on a map - see a photo.  Can anyone help?
Title: Re: Abergwesin
Post by: Sam Swift on Thursday 30 November 23 22:35 GMT (UK)
Carreg y fran https://enwaulleoeddhanesyddol.cbhc.gov.uk/enwaulleoedd/cofnod/189ba40e-8acf-48b6-b273-fb44816c1546