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Merionethshire / Re: Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 17:17 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Cas, no my friend has not done a DNA, I doubt whether he would, he is interested in the family history but not really to the extent that you or I are. When I see an issue I have to pursue it!!!

Ray
 

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Merionethshire / Re: Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 16:02 BST (UK)  »
I am 95% sure that Elin Lloyd shown on the 1861 census is the Elinor Roberts on the 1841 census.

On the 1841 census Gaynor Lloyd is living at Rhyd-y-sarn with daughter Elinor Roberts, her husband/partner(?) Robert Roberts and grandson Richard Roberts. Near neighbour (2 doors away) is Edward Griffiths (Tanner) and wife Gwen.

On the 1851 census Gaynor Lloyd (Isaac) is still at Rhyd-y- sarn, still has neighbour Edward Griffiths (Tanner) and wife Gwen 2 doors away. Now has Robert Roberts (1842) (grandson) living with her.

All the other information does appear to link with this. Why revert to name Lloyd?, I wonder if Ellin and Robert did marry? Revised: have marriage certificate, they did marry, but has Cas has stated Robert Roberts father is named has Robert Lloyd, so can see why to revert!

Hugh Lloyd did not name a father on his marriage certificate. The tree is not mine I shall ask my friend if he wants to send for marriage certificates for the other 2 boys.

Thanks all for your help, rootschats finest!!!

Ray

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Merionethshire / Re: Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Friday 05 April 24 23:46 BST (UK)  »
Oh! boy, just got back in but had to have a look. So complicated but it looks? so right? for me its the  Maentwrog the Treffynnon and the Rhydsarn that seems to tie it together.

Need to take a long hard look tomorrow but it looks like the rootschat sleuths have done it again!!

Thanks all

Ray

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Merionethshire / Re: Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Friday 05 April 24 18:31 BST (UK)  »
That looks really interesting Cas, just off out for the evening but that is something that I will take a look at over the weekend.

Thanks

Ray

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Merionethshire / Re: Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Friday 05 April 24 16:23 BST (UK)  »
Hi
All the boys born Ffestiniog, Elin was a widow. All the boys should be on the earlier census.

There are some tree's which give a name of Richard as the father but no proof given. I have a marriage certificate for the youngest boy Hugh, but he does not give a fathers name?

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Merionethshire / Lloyd Family, Ffestiniog
« on: Friday 05 April 24 11:30 BST (UK)  »
I have the Lloyd family, mother Elin and 3 sons on the 1861 census (from An..ty) and have the boys on later census, but just can't find the 1841 or 1851 census information, would welcome a rootschat look:

1861 census:

Detail Source
Name   Elin Lloyd
Age   47
Estimated Birth Year   abt 1814
Relation   Head
Gender   Female
Where born   Maentwrog, Merionethshire, Wales
Civil Parish or Township   Ffestiniog
County/Island   Merionethshire
Country   Wales
Registration district   Festiniog
Sub-registration district   Festiniog
ED, institution, or vessel   4
Household schedule number   217

Piece   4324 Folio   75 Page number   35

Household Members (Name)   Age   Relationship
Elin Lloyd                                   47   Head
Richard Lloyd                             21    Son
Robert R Lloyd                           19    Son
Hugh Lloyd                                14    Son
Richard Williams                         21   Lodger

Ray

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Breconshire / Re: Alexander Vallis
« on: Tuesday 19 March 24 19:43 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks SS, There must have been something traumatic for all the families to change their names.

Samuel is the only one I have found who changes his name on the 1861 census. Alexander and Robert changed their names on the 1871 census. The other son James never married and never changed his name, and is the only one to have remained in Wiltshire.

Ray

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Breconshire / Re: Alexander Vallis
« on: Tuesday 19 March 24 14:52 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Cas, following your links, by 1891 census family reverted back to Valless, with Roberts death in 1908.

It looks like the whole family changed the name for some reason, not just line I am following. It also looks like the name taken is the mother of the family Ann Payne.

I have found the marriage of Ann Payne to James Valless in Titchfield, Southampton, England, 30 April 1820.

I have searched Welshnewspapers online for any "unusual activity" but with he number of variations of the name have had no luck.

Ray

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Breconshire / Re: Alexander Vallis
« on: Tuesday 19 March 24 11:17 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks amondg, just caught up with you. Need the birth certificate to confirm but think this is correct.

Just trying to get my head around why the name change on the census??

Ray

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