Evans Family LLanfyllin 1841 census

[Gadget]

Re Rowland Evans:

There are two. The most likely from census age is:

Bpt 10 Aug 1783 (b. 10 Aug)  s/o Rowland Evans and Gwen

the other:

2 Feb 1782 (b. 30 Jan)  s/o Griffith Evans (glover)  and Elinor

Most likely Margaret Edwards:

Llanfyllin bpts:

bpt 15 May 1787, b. 14th May d/o Thomas Edwards and Martha. Abode - Bachia

As they had a son, Thomas, this is a strong poss.


Gadget

[slaw]

Thanks once again gadget

Sheila

[slaw]

I have just started my research on this family again, could I ask for a look-up of them on the 1871 census, i am particularly  interested in the three grandchildren Margaret  Catherine and James all born canada, i have just recently found out that their parents both died  March qtr 1860 at Portsea so now understand why they where with their grandparents in the 1861 census, also grandparents Rowland and Mary both died before 1871.
Any help to find them would be appreciated.

Sheila

[Gadget]

Hi Sheila

First of all, James appears to be a soldier at Woolwich:

Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, Kent
RG10/780 F 53 P 13

James Gorrie, 15, Trumpeter - Royal Artillery, b. Canada


Gadget 

[slaw]

Thanks Gadget, that looks to be the right James, his fathert was in the Royal Artillery thats why the children where born Quebec Canada.

Sheila

[Gadget]

This might be Catherine:

Town Gate, Leyland, Lancs
RG10/4194 F 72 P 7

Frederick Hackforth, 40, chemist, b. Doncaster
Lydia, 56, chemist's wife, b. Rotherham
Kate Gorrie, servant, 18,  domestic servant,  b. Quebec, Canada

Gadget

[slaw]

Thanks once again

Sheila

[Gadget]

Not yet found Margaret  

However, I have found a possible marriage:

Margaret Gorrie, Sept q, 1873, Oswestry, vol 6a, p 1213

Henry Edmunds, Thomas Williams and John Morgan are on the same page.

I'll do some more checking for her


Gadget

[slaw]

Found Margaret on the 1881 census married to Henry Edmunds(Edmonds)
RG11/3037/100 page 7
Sheila