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Offline MattCardiff

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #27 on: Tuesday 06 March 12 21:25 GMT (UK) »
I think my Gran may have some photos. But they may only go back to Arthur Mills (William RG's son) generation. Not sure we'll have anything further back. Would probably not know if we did anyway as we've got no one to ask.

BTW - My grandfather's name was Leonard William Mills, not Leonard Arthur.

You should knock on the Fire Station door. That sounds fascinating. They may have some records.

Arthur Leonard Mills, William RG's son was a railway worker and his name is on a plaque in the bay listing the railway workers who served in WW1.

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #28 on: Tuesday 06 March 12 23:12 GMT (UK) »
hi I am a Mills-my son e mailed me and put me on to this forum.i have done quite a bit of research-and have traced theMills family back to 1776-William and Ann Mills.
                                           1801-Son William born-marries Rebecca-born 1811 in Peters Marland-Devon.

George -born 1834-moved to Cardiff and became a grocers assistant living at 87 May Street.Had lots of children including my Great Gd Father-William R G.
As my son said-sadly our strain of the Mills name has died out-often wondered if there are any Mills' in Cardiff-related to  us.
one of William R Gs grandsons (through a daughter-so not a Mills)-Bill-was a Tory councellor for many years for the Canton ward.
                                           

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #29 on: Tuesday 06 March 12 23:21 GMT (UK) »
Hello cyncoedgirl

Well that makes us cousins too.  George became a Blacksmith later and lived in Llys Talybont.  I'm guessing that's the old cottage off North Road.

Oh dear a Tory in the family - that's anathema to me.

I think it is only my aunty who is a Mills  (she is almost 90) is left from the early days.
Paternal:
Mills - Cardiff
Mills - Shebbear
Smith - Ross
Smith - Llanbradach

Maternal:
Lewis - Blaenavon
Davies - Blaenavon
Davies - Dunbar

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #30 on: Friday 20 September 13 20:14 BST (UK) »
Hi All, sorry to post to an old thread but just wondered if anyone was still working on this line?

I have just spent a week in Devon researching at the record offices in Barnstaple and Exeter and have got back as far as George Mill and Margery Copp who were the parents of William (Copp) Mills, husband of Rebecca Walter and father of George Mills who ended up in Cardiff.

Let me know if anyone still interested as it would be good to swap notes.
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Gaunt

Maternal
Jordan
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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #31 on: Saturday 21 September 13 11:35 BST (UK) »
Hello Pete,

The original poster Cardiff was last online on 2nd Sept,but he should be notified of another post on this thread and I'm sure he'll soon come back to you about it.

Welcome to Rootschat by the way  ;D

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #32 on: Saturday 21 September 13 12:25 BST (UK) »
Hi Carol, thanks for your reply. Very useful forum.

ATB

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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #33 on: Saturday 21 September 13 19:01 BST (UK) »
Hi pete
I did a family history on the Mills for a friend and what you have found does tie in , what I remember. I am out of country at mo  but if you want more info will have to look it up for you, But not sure if passed all info to friend.
Send me personal message in October to remind me.
cheers cardiff :)
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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #34 on: Sunday 22 September 13 16:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Cardiff, thanks for the info. I am pretty sure the records that I now have are correct, just wondered if anyone had managed to get further back than Geroge Mill and Margery Copp. I did manage to get back two further generations on Margery's side, to William Copp and Margery Hutchins, then John Copp and Hester Bunbury, if your friend is interested.

ATB, Pete.
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Re: 1861/1871 census cardiff mills family
« Reply #35 on: Monday 13 January 20 16:35 GMT (UK) »
Sorry seem to have replied before to this forum..........a few years ago, ignore the latest post.