Joshua Phillips, Moylgrove

[madre]

Hello,

I live in the states and search the on-line records at the National Library of Wales. I was searching the records for my great great grandfather Joshua Phillips and found the following information.

CALVINISTIC METHODIST ARCHIVES 4 (B)
Part 2 of Schedule
21978
A list of the children of Joshua Phillips with dates and times of their births.

I have no clue if this is my Joshua Phillips I am curious on how to find out more information on this with out going to the library. I am assuming that if I was there at the library I could pull this information and make a copy of it. Does anyone know if there is away to contact the library and have them just send me a copy for a fee. Or should I hire someone to do this for me.

I have one other question I also found a lease agreement in the Morgan Richardson papers. I was wondering if there is any more information than what shows up on the list.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Madre

[hiraeth]

Hello Madre

You can contact the NLW enquiries department:

http://www.llgc.org.uk/index.php?id=nlwenquiries

They are usually very helpful.

Heather

[wilcoxon]

This puts JP as being from Carmarthenshire , if that`s any help.

http://yba.llgc.org.uk/en/s-PHIL-DAV-1812.html
PHILLIPS , DAVID ( 1812 - 1904 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, poet and editor ; b. in 1812 at Bancyfelin, Carms. , son of the Rev. Joshua Phillips ( 1785 - 1868 ) and grandson of John Phillips ( 1750 - 1842 ) of Meidrym , who was also a well-known Methodist preacher . As a young man he went to live at Maes-teg, Glam. , where he was postmaster . He began to preach in 1839 and was, in some sense, the pastor of Tabor chapel . He was ordained in the Association at Aberafan , 1854 . In 1873 he went to live in Swansea , where he d. 5 June 1904 , and was buried in Crug-glas cemetery .


http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CMN/LlanfihangelAbercywyn/index.html
LLANFIHANGEL ABERCYWYN Carmarthenshire
Some church and chapel data from The Religious census of 1851 :
 The names are those of the informants
••Bancyfelin    CM           Erected before 1800      Joshua Phillips, Minister

There is a large obituary for Joshua Phillips in this paper , but it`s in Welsh and I don`t understand it.
MARWOLAETH a Chladdedigaeth y Parch Joshua Phillips, Bancyfelin .
Baner ac Amserau Cymru (Denbigh, Wales), Wednesday, May 27, 1868
Names mentioned include.
Sion Phillip. Meidrim.
T ( Thomas) Phillips, Talyllychau.
D ( David) Phillips. Maesteg.

Newyddion Diweddaf .
Baner ac Amserau Cymru (Denbigh, Wales), Wednesday, October 15, 1862
Again all in Welsh, but it`s in the Deaths section.
" Mr Henry Phillips ,Mydrin 72 oed ",
Other names John Phillips / Joshua Phillips.

Marwolaeth a Chladdedigaeth Y Parch. THOMAS PHILLIPS, Bangc-yfelin, sir Gaerfyrddin .
Baner ac Amserau Cymru (Denbigh, Wales), Wednesday, May 26, 1886;
names mentioned Joshua Philllips / John Phillips/ David Phillips.

[madre]

My Joshua Phillips was a farmer from Moylgrove, Pembrokeshire born abt. 1743. Thanks for the information it was very helpful because I know that this one is not my JP.

I will see about contacting the library for some of the other things I have found. One day I may get to visit in person.

Thanks,
Madre

 

[wilcoxon]

Oh well  ,  you can`t win them all. 

[Morganllan]

Hello Madre 

My Joshua Phillips was a farmer from Moylgrove, Pembrokeshire born abt. 1743. Thanks for the information it was very helpful because I know that this one is not my JP.

Sounds as if this Post would be better on the Pembrokeshire board so I'll ask a Mod to move it!

NLW has the will of a Joshua Phillip of Moylegrove but don't know if this is yours?

Phillip, Joshua, Trewyddel, Glandwr, Moylgrove, Pembroke, Farmer:
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/84495

You can search for other Phillip family Probate documents here:
http://www.llgc.org.uk/index.php?id=487

Renamed title

Kind Regards
Morgan

[Orielbenfro]

A Joshua Phillip mrd Anne Harries at Molygrove in 1770, if that helps.
Rgds
Orielbenfro
ORIEL a welsh window on a surname

[madre]

Hello thanks for the help.

Morgan that is my great great grandfathers will, thanks so much!!!

Orielbenfro I will have to check that out. My great great grandmother was Mary Devonald but he married her in 1802. So there  could of been a first wife. So now I have more to search for. 

Regards,
Madre

[Orielbenfro]

Joshua Philiips (with an 's') mrd Mary Devonald at Molygrove in 1802.

Please excuse my spelling in my previous, it should have read Joshua Philip (1 'l', 1 'p', no 's').

Rgds
Orielbenfro
ORIEL a welsh window on a surname