Holyhead Burnal/Burnall/Burnel/Burnell

[Draigcoch]

Brilliant work Blodyn you have been busy, can't wait for the next update.

[cae howell]

Looking up Jane  Burnall she was the daughter of Robert Burnall and died in 1852 aged 6 years old hope that helps you

[Blodynbach]

Many thanks.....with so many Janes, Roberts' and Jonathoans' in the family every bit of info helps 

Am I right that the gates to Bethels cemetary are only open on Sunday. I was there on a Monday afternoon recently and it was locked 

[wilcoxon]

Something of interest I've just uncovered: the present Capel Bethel was founded in 1895 which is a bit late for the interment of Jonathan Burnal in 1875.  Do you happen to know if there an earlier chapel of the same name on the site? 
Amlodhi

The Standard (London, England), Saturday, February 09, 1861
Registered for the solemnising of marriages .
Bethel , Holyhead.

[ogram]

RE Irish Burnell.  John BYRNELL and Maria/Mary Jennens came from Ireland to Wales. He was born 1787 in Meath and I believe she was born abt 1797 in Meath. John was a stonemason. Their children were Elizabeth, William, Ann Maria, Catherine Jane, Samuel and John. Maria died 23, Mar 1867 in Holyhead. John died 27 Feb 1875 in Monks, Coppenhill, Cheshire, England. In the 1871 Census John lived with his daughter Elizabeth Roberts and family in Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales. His birth place in the Census did vary. Thought that might help clear up the Irish end of things.

I do know there was a Jonathan Byrnell born 2 Oct 1834 in Clonbun, Trim, Meath, Ireland. I don't know what happened to him though. The spelling of the name varied -- Burnell, Byrnell, BRynell, Bonnell in Ireland. 

[brynmeister56]

I came across this chat, having entered "Curly Jack" into the search engine. He was an ancestor of mine, as was Jonathan Burnell. All that I know of my family has come through the Ancestry website (except for a visit to Maeshyfryd cemetry). I suspect that one of the participants in the chat is a cousin of whom I am already aware; to her, and to the rest of you - Greetings! 

[Draigcoch]

I came across this chat, having entered "Curly Jack" into the search engine. He was an ancestor of mine, as was Jonathan Burnell. All that I know of my family has come through the Ancestry website (except for a visit to Maeshyfryd cemetry). I suspect that one of the participants in the chat is a cousin of whom I am already aware; to her, and to the rest of you - Greetings! 

[Draigcoch]

Hi, good to hear from another connection to our family, how are you related?

[brynmeister56]

Hello, and thanks for the reply. John Jones' grandson, Thomas, married Jane Burnell; their son, Thomas, is my great grandfather, through his daughter, Annie, and her son, Raymond.