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South Africa / Thomas Davies
« on: Thursday 07 March 24 23:08 GMT (UK)  »
In reference to my message regarding Thomas Davies born 1861 Herefordshire. thank you for the replies.
He is the the Nephew of James Davies(born 1835 Tupsley,  Herefordshire. His daughter Rose Davies was born in the UK possibly Herefordshire or Nantyglo, Pontlottyn, Blaenafon area.  His father Thomas Davies (born 1841  Tupsley, Herefordshire )was living in the Pontlottyn area 1891. We are not sure when Thomas Davies (born 1861) left for South Africa but Rose Davies his daughter was with him. There is a verbal family story tht his wife ? died during the crossing from the UK to South Africa. Thank you once again to those of you who replied
Ken

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South Africa / Thomas Davies born Herefordshire 1861
« on: Thursday 07 March 24 17:50 GMT (UK)  »
i have not much to go on and i am hoping that someone can help.
i am researching my great great Uncle Thomas Davies, born Herefordshire 1861. His parents were Thomas Davies born  1841Tupsley, Herefordshire. mother Martha Davies. His brother my great great grandfather was James Williams born circa 1835 and his wife was Jane Morris
i have Thomas Davies on the 1881 census living with his Uncle James at Pwlldu, Blaenafon. After that I lose Thomas (born 1861).
i have been told that he went to South Africa, no knowledge of his wife but he had a daughter called Rose Davies.
We believe he might have sailed on a ship named St Helena but that is only family verbal history.
Hope someone can help

Best
Ken
 

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Monmouthshire / Re: John Williams born 1884
« on: Tuesday 16 January 24 21:45 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Rosie

Thanks for that Rosie. Apart from the fact we have a birh in  1884 and the 1891 census, i am at a loss of where to go. i have chapter and verse on the family except John Williams.
best

ken

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Monmouthshire / John Williams born 1884
« on: Tuesday 16 January 24 10:12 GMT (UK)  »
Hello, i am hoping yet again that my friends on Rootschat can help out once more.
Researching the Williams family can be a minefiled. I know have chapter and verse on the family of George Williams born 1852, who married Sarah Ann Wilkins, Blaenafon. however one of his sons eludes me and that is John Williams born Blaenafon 1884.
All i have on John Williams is the 1891 census for Blaenafon, showing the family to be living at Black House, Blaenafon. Apart from this i have no details on him.
hope someone can help

Best

Ken

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Monmouthshire / Re: George Williams
« on: Tuesday 12 December 23 00:07 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Haines. thanks for your time and help. The census  does say the George who died in 1896 was born in Clodock but the other census' indicate he was born in Blaenafon. His mother was mary Ann (Powell) Williams was certainly born in Clodock.
i have checked the parish records for Clodock but have been unable to find a birth for George in 1852 at Clodock.. The George who died in 1876 still remains a mystery.
ypur help very much appreciated.
Thank you.
 Ken

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Monmouthshire / Re: George Williams
« on: Monday 11 December 23 18:23 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Haines. thanks for you responses With regard to George Williams died  1976 Killed by a kick fom a horse, he was born in 1852 the same year as George Williams who died 1896. 

i have tried searching for George Williams born 1852 died 1876 on the 1871 census with the help of another cousin but no joy at the moment. He was a servant on the farm when killed and would have been aged about 24 years old.

Every thing points to George Williams who died in 1896 as being my true relative. but i need to eliminate George Williams who died 1876.
Thanks for you help

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Monmouthshire / George Williams
« on: Monday 11 December 23 15:40 GMT (UK)  »
Can some one help? i have a small enigma,  i believe my distant cousins in Australia have researched and entered the wrong George Williams  on their tree. H e was my great uncle. They have him dying in 1876 but i am fairly confident that the correct George Williams died in 1896 , Blaenafon both men died tragically George 1896 died from severe injuries sustain whilst working at Big Pit, the Coronors report actually mentions his father George at being present at the time of the accident.
I have both death certs and the copy for George Williams  who died 10th September 1876  states, occupation was Farm Servant cause of death on coronors report .. found dead killed by a kick of a horse. This happened in the Parish of Llanworth (very dicicult to read) Kilgeddin  (which I think is a few miles from USK. i have found George Williams who died 1896 on the 1871 census and the 1881 census and 1891 census. 1871 census shows living with parents George and Mary Ann William, s  (my great great grandparents)Abergavenny Road.  Occupation haulier.1881 Census Living at Long Rank,  Blaenafon. married to Sarah Ann (Wilkins) Williams, son Issac, George's  occupation Miner,  haulier. The 1891 census shows him to be living at Black House, Blaenafon.
 For years the family appear to be living Abergavenny Road, and Upper Brickyard are of Blaenafon. i can't find any reference to the family living in the Usk area.
i am trying to prove that relatives in Australia have researched the wrong man.



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London & Middlesex Lookup Requests / Re: 1818 census for ann jane lambe
« on: Saturday 23 September 23 09:52 BST (UK)  »
Thank you Bumble.
Best

Ken

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London & Middlesex Lookup Requests / Re: 1818 census for ann jane lambe
« on: Saturday 23 September 23 09:38 BST (UK)  »
Hello My friend from Australia is thrilled and delighted with the information you have given  him. He will be returning to Australia shortly and can't you for the help you have given him. He is so impressed with the kindness of people on here that he has joined Rootschat, he is very new to researching and he feels that he will get support on this site as he starts to develop his research skills.
He asked me if he could contact from Australia, i am not sure 100% but perhaps someone could tell me if this is possible.

He was wondering if there is any information an Ann Jane Cross and her father Philip Cross of Limerick. He thinks that the reason she came to England was because she had become pregnant and was still a spinster.
i would just like to reiterate my thanks for the help you have afforded him

Very much appreciated folks.

Huge thank you.

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