William Mainwaring

[Tati]

Well, I think the Manners I found earlier are quite likely to be the ones - sister in law Ann Morris and son John seem to fit the bill ...   

1861
RG9/4050 73 62
Merthyr Tydfil
3 Shepherds Row
William Manner, head, 29, Haulier in Coal Works, b. Glamorgan Merhyr
Margaret, wife, 25, b. Breconshire Ystrad**
John, son, 2, b. Merthyr
Ann Morris, sister in law, 13, b. Breconshire  

[welshwoman59]

I have sent for the marriage certificate. 

I also have margaret ann mainwaring born 46 regent street which is next to the mis spelt morgan meinking from the 1871 census

[Tati]

Fingers crossed! 

I just can't find Morgan, Gwen and family in 1891 either!

[welshwoman59]

It's really strange isn't it.  I'd send for the birth cert of Morgan but i can't find that either!!   

the memebers of the family i have and know are ok are

William Rees Mainwaring   1889 - i have a photograph of this man with his father!!!
Alice maud     1890
Thomas        1892
Gwendoline   1899
Mary Ann  1884

[Cas (stallc)]

Looks a good possible...

Births Jun 1862  MANWARING  Morgan    Merthyr T  11a 322

Cas

[welshwoman59]

I'll send for it and give it a try.  abedare may just come under merthyr. 

thank you

[Cas (stallc)]

Aberdare is covered by Merthyr 

http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/reg/districts/merthyr%20tydfil.html

Good luck

Cas

[welshwoman59]

I have received the marriage cert for William Manner?? and Margaret Morris.  both aged 20.  they were married november 1850.  the writing is really awful!!  His father is Morgan and hers Daniel.  So the fathers name is correct but i can hardly make out the address for her or him.  The second word looks like Isaf but the first word could be anything - it looks like Befu.  They both made their mark.  In ythe 1851 census they are at Penheolcerrig.  I don't really know Merthyr.  Is there anyone who could help me please?

[Cas (stallc)]

I do not live in the area, but it states that 1851 census address is in the 'Heolgerrig' area.  Click street index on link, great site for merthyr

http://www.alangeorge.co.uk/old_merthyr.htm

Hopefully some of the place names surrounding the area with make more sense of the cert writing?

http://www.genuki.org.uk/cgi-bin/places?GLA,SO037063,5,Heolgerrig

Possibly you may get info later from those that know the area well.

Cas