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7084
Glamorganshire / Re: Help with 'Swansea Parish' Please
« on: Thursday 15 November 12 18:52 GMT (UK)  »
there are some burial's of surname emanuel in st john i would like to find,also baptisms were done there too,
have you come across any emanuel's  whilst researching?
theyre either in pentre estyll or in llangyfelach rd through the census.

Glam FHS Index for St John's juxta Swansea
Baptisms
Ame Emanuel, father David 1800
William llewellyn Emanuel, father Robert, Tin Worker, mother Florence, 22 May 1921, 156 Cwm Road
Anne Emmanuel, father David, 17 Jul 1800 (T)
John Emmanuel, father David, mother Anne, 15 Apr 1810 (T)
Robert Emmanuel, father David, 24 Jul 1805 (T)
Thomas Emmanuel, father David, 24 Dec 1802 (T)

Burials
Thomas Emanuel, 31 Mar 1800
John Emmanuel, son of David, 29 Jul 1811 (T)
Robert Emmanuel, son of David, 13 Sep 1810 (T)
Thomas Emmanuel, 18 Aug 1856, Pentre Estyll, age 55
Thomas Emmanuel, 31 Mar 1800 (T)

Marriages
David Emanuel, Parish of St John to Ann Jerry, Parish of St John, 28 Jan 1792
Rees Emmanuel, Parish of St John to Mary Evans, Parish of St John, Jan 1825 (B)

The gates to "old" St John's" are normally kept locked (a sad reflection of the times) but passing there last Saturday I found them open while items were being collected from the Church. I had a brief (very) look around the part of the burial ground that was accessible - part still being behind a second set of locked gates!!
Graves very, very worn and difficult to read. Some unmarked.
   
 

7085
Glamorganshire / Re: Died at Glamorgan Asylum
« on: Wednesday 14 November 12 20:59 GMT (UK)  »
eac61,
Abraham Richard/s, died 29 March 1898

"Old - maps"   http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.html

Click on link, enter coordinates     290098   182020
When loaded click on "1899 Pre WW II" map in rt hand column. When loaded in main window, click on main window to "zoom".
Use slider bar to navigate northwards to see burial ground.

Check the 1921 map to see a second burial ground opened across the river - not there in 1899/1900.

 

7086
Northumberland / Re: Beerhouse 1 Wanley Street Cowpen Blyth
« on: Monday 12 November 12 20:28 GMT (UK)  »
Note -
Thomas' licence was granted - the Bedlington Brewster Sessions on 3rd Sept.
On 7th Sept a further Bedlington Brewster's session refused the application. Two members of the 3rd Sept Comittee  were on the 7th Sept Comittee!

Finally, early October 1875 the Northumberland/County Licensing Committee reviewed the licences "provisionally" granted at the Petty Sessions and the result was
"Refused - Thomas Dunn, Waterloo".

The initial newspaper report did not indicate the "provisional" nature of the Comittee's decision. Must have been quite a kick in the teeth.

7087
Northumberland / Re: Beerhouse 1 Wanley Street Cowpen Blyth
« on: Monday 12 November 12 19:52 GMT (UK)  »
Update to earlier "Morpeth Herald" item. It went on to say all new applications were refused except

"The circumstances were different in the case of Thomas Dunn, and considering his previous good character for the sixteen years he had been in his beershop, they had agreed to grant his application"


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Northumberland / Re: Beerhouse 1 Wanley Street Cowpen Blyth
« on: Monday 12 November 12 19:36 GMT (UK)  »
Morpeth herald 11 Sept 1875
Bedlington Brewster Sessions
New Applications
Thomas Dunn, Waterloo, Wanley Street, Waterloo, full public house licence

The Prince of Wales is currently at the junction of Wanley Street and Waterloo Road - street view

7089
Cornwall / Re: The Riviera Palace Hotel, Penzance
« on: Sunday 11 November 12 08:46 GMT (UK)  »
An advert from the Cornishman, 11 April, 1918 -

PENZANCE CHURCH OF ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Polwithen, Penzance
Splendid new premises (late Riviera Palace Hotel). Eleven acres of lovely grounds ...........

7090
Cornwall / Re: The Riviera Palace Hotel, Penzance
« on: Saturday 10 November 12 19:57 GMT (UK)  »
The link doesn't deliver the photo - so click on "Galleries" and choose 360 degree virtual tour

7091
Cornwall / Re: The Riviera Palace Hotel, Penzance
« on: Saturday 10 November 12 19:47 GMT (UK)  »
http://www.bolithoschool.co.uk/contents.php?pageid=1595&parentid=1068

photo of Bolitho School - South frontage

National Archives has a reference to Polwithen House being transferred to St Clare's School in 1918 - which became, I believe, Bolitho School

The Riviera Palace may have closed in 1917 - found a reference to a post on a separate site (An....y) but can't find it again!!!

Possibility?

7092
Wiltshire / Re: lookup request: shrewton
« on: Saturday 10 November 12 16:12 GMT (UK)  »
Didn't you look at para 3 (final sentence) of the link to to St Mary's Church, Shrewton?




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