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Hi you got in touch re Morris link in LLanrug.
I am not sure if it is the same branch of Morris's but my great Auntie Mary Winnie Owen married Thomas Edward Morris on 20th September 1912. He was 25 Thomas is listed as a blacksmith his father is Edward Morris also a blacksmith( the site of the Smithy is still in LLanrug) Mary Grace Morris signed the wedding entry and they were married at St Michaels LLanrug. Interestingly the marriage of Thomas Barma and Jane Jones in 1911 was signed by the same Thomas edward Morris.
Do you think he is linked to your Morris research?

I have just got back from Llanrug today and wondered if anyone has any information on any of the following marriages in LLanrug

Robert Owen married Maggie Roberts 1917,children Gwenfil Anna, Aurfon, Elfed,Gwynfor

Mary Winnie Owen married Thomas Edward Morris (Blacksmith) 1912 children Glenys,Alun,Edward

Jane Owen married John Thomas Evan 1906

Laura Ellin Owen married John Edward Jones 1907

Maggie Owen(s)

Owen Evan Owen married Mary Prichard 1927 children Nancy Eva and Eira Jean

Arthur David Owen married Elizabeth child Clifford David

Any information gratefully received

Dear Gwil
 :)Thank you so much for the information on the Owen family and in particular about John  Evan Owen and his role in WW1

Could you or anyone else reading this provide me with answers to any of the following

I am assuming Pantitirion was the name of a house, the road isn't listed in the census but it was next to a Pilgrims rest bakery a butchers and Llanrug house.
Does anyone know where this is in Llanrug? They also lived at 6 llane y grys in the 1891 census again does anyone know this?

Is the institute open to the public so I can view the war memorial?

Roughly whereabouts in the graveyard is the Owen family gravestone?

Can I access Dinorwig quarry records to find out if Evan worked there?

Any more information gratefully received