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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Pembrokeshire => Topic started by: goornong on Sunday 01 July 18 08:00 BST (UK)
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HI
I am researching the Tuder family who lived in Tenby 1800-1860, particularly Lieut John Kelly Tuder RN of Walker Cottage (Now Tudor Lodge) at Jameston, who died in 1845, also his brother Major William Tuder, magistrate, after whom Tuder Square (now incorrectly spelled Tudor) in the centre of Tenby was named. The family consisted of the two brothers and four sisters, all spinsters plus a married sister. The magnificent east window/s of St Mary's church, Tenby, is dedicated to the family.
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What information is it that you need on this family to save us searching for what you already know.
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I wouldn't get too hung-up on spelling? ;D
Spelling of surnames wasn't important to people back then.
1851 census has, for Pembrokeshire:
3 Tudor
8 Tuder
6 Tewdor
1 Tuidor
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GRO Index Search has John as John Relly Tudor, died age 58, June qtr 1845.
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Hi
From your previous posts. you seem to be an expert on the family so, like Rosie, I'm wondering what info you need or is this a statement of your interests :-\
Gadget
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I'm seeking information on the social conditions in Tenby at the time. As I live in Australia nothing is available, and whilst the family is mentioned occasionally in the Tenby newspaper of the time, there is little to determine their environment eg why did siblings Thomas and Ann Tuder, aged 19 and 21 die withing 6a few weeks of each other in 1816? They are buried in St Mary's church.