Birth Elizabeth Ann Owen/Morris 1883

[eirwen]

Having failed to locate the birth of Elizabeth Ann Owen whose father was Morris Owen, it was suggested to me that Elizabeth Ann might have been registerd as Elizabeth Ann Morris. Might have been registerd in Bangor/LLandegai/Tregarth or Rhoscolyn.Any assistance would be very much appreciated. Thankyou Alun.

[familysearcher]

these are the only births showing in free BMD for children called Elizabeth Ann in Bangor - no Morris's or Owens i'm afraid

Woodings  Elizabeth Ann    Bangor  11b 485   

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Births Jun 1883
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Jones  Elizabeth Ann     Bangor  11b 536   

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Births Sep 1883
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HUMPHREYS  Elizabeth Ann     Bangor  11b 448   

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Births Dec 1883
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Roberts  Elizabeth Ann     Bangor  11b 421   
WILLIAMS  Elizabeth Ann     Bangor  11b 436

[eirwen]

Hi Thankyou for the reply. What I did not mention was that I believe that Elizabeth's mother's maiden name might be Jones. So will check out the birth of Elizabeth Ann Jones in 1883 Bangor. Regards Alun.

[jjvt]

Hi Alun.
My great grand uncle, Morris OWENS [1832-1876], married Elizabeth JONES [1833-1918], daughter of Rowland and Elizabeth EVANS JONES. 

Children born between 1857-1874 in U.S.A. were:
Rowland T., Mary, Elizabeth, Susan, William R., Edward P., Matilda and Margaret.  Do you see a connection? Thanks, JJ

[eirwen]

Hi JJ . Thankyou for the reply. Afraid my Elizabeth Ann Owen , married  a Hugh Owen in Bangor 1903 .Then after Elizabeth Ann her daughter was born they moved to Porth in South Wales [UK] . where my wife's mother was born also named Elizabeth Ann. Her moher died in childbirth 1907. But thankyou for showing an interest in my research. Alun

[Rich32825]

Alun,

My gg grandfather's family was born in Rhoscolyn.  I have an Elizabeth Owen, born 1862, but unfortunately, her father was Thomas. Thomas had a large family, 5 boys and 4 girls. I haven't been able to track most of them, only my g- grandfather Hugh. I know that my Hugh isn't the one you are looking for. But, if I can help, please let me know.

Richard Owens