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Thanks so much Yvonne, Alan and Steve - wouldn't have been so bad if it had not been right across the face!

Thanks ever so much for taking the time to do this.
Regards.

Thanks Welshhorseman - lovely to hear he has been added to your list.

I did post our query about the whereabouts of his grave in the Welsh Cardi Bach paper but had no response.

I will also be sending you a personal message.

Hi - anyone able to help me with our family research?

I have a Joseph Humphrey Harrington born 1810 and died 1848:
Birth 29 April 1810 in Christ Church, Southwark, London, Surrey
Death 7 Jan 1848 in Christchurch Worthing.

Cannot find him on the 1841 census but he married Mary Amelia Startin in June 1841 and was shown as being a tea dealer and living at St Martins in the Field.  The marriage took place in Wolston parish church.

Any information on either his address or of the tea dealing side would be most welcome.

We seem to have other tea and sugar dealers in the family as well - mostly by names of Startin.

Have found this:
1843
Age: 33
London post office directory
Harrington & Lucas - tea dealers
19 Panton St Haymarket and 113 Borough High St.

Thanks Imber - most helpful.  No idea about gassing myself but that is the wording on the War Memorial.

Pictures attached show the large war memorial, a close up and the large well cared for chapel.

Yes Narberth is Pembrokeshire but the Henllan Chapel where he might be buried is Carmarthenshire.