Phillips in Llandewy, pembroke where lived

[Damuan187]

hello iam looking for my 3th grandfather Evan and Ann Phillips i know they form Llandewy i have the cenus 1841-1871 missing the 1881, 1891 and 1901 1911 on wards also they son Levi phillips where  they levi in Llandewy, and is the place still there i know that levi in whitland 1881 park street in whitland.

any help find where lived if the house still there and missing cenus will be greatful thanks damian healey

[omega 1]

Hello Damian

On the 1871 it says Evan was Blind & property name,Penmas

1881
Still in same area but living Station Road
Evan Phillps,70,Cheesmonger,Blind
Ann,76
Mary A Thomas,12,Grandaughter
Edwin,10 ,Grandson

Piece 5405 Folio 83 Page 20

1891
Ann is Widowed,86,living with son Edward,born 1846,Farmer
Address,Pencnwc,East Gate,Llanboidy,Whitland

Piece 4521 Folio 21 Page 8

I think this is Evan`s death
Evan Phillips,aged 74
1884
April/May/June q
Reg Dis ,Narberth
11a 533

Hope the above helps

Kind regards
omega

[omega 1]

Hello again Damian

1891
Living,Scapin,Plaindealings,Llanddewi Velfrey

Levi
Charlotte
7 daughters
1 son

Piece 4524 Folia 48 Page 7

1901
Levi is a Widower,living with daughter & Son-in-Law,Church Cottages,Llanddewi Velfrey
William A Butler,born Portsmonth
Elizabeth
& Grandchildren

Sorry forgot to write down Piece etc numbers

Sorry ,due to Copyrights I cannot help with 1911

Hope the above helps you

Kind regards

omega

[Rhosgoch]

Hello Damian,

I think Evan and Anne Phillips lived near Narberth Station. Station Road is not very far from the Crematorium. I can't find Penmas so could have been a cottage nearer Llanddewi. Evan and Anne actually lived in Lampeter Velfrey Parish.

I have a distant connection to you through Levi's daughter Roseanna. Her son Oswald "Ossie" Rowlands married my mother's sister.

Roseanna died in Whitland in 1955, and her husband John Rees Rowlands died there in 1956. Both are buried in Whitland Church, and I have a photo of their grave if you would like a copy.

Regards,

Rhosgoch

[Damuan187]

hello everyone

thank for you help i got find out the place still there as going there this weekend also does have the ealry cenus records where they to as cannot read them bad wrttting

thanks damian for all the work

[omega 1]

Your welcome Damian

Have a lovely time in Pembrokeshire.You could always ask local people for help,i do when there

I only have a modern Ordnance Survey map and not having any luck.
Another thought if you have time,Narberth Musuem maybe able to help.

omega

[Damuan187]

hello omega

Do you have acces to cenus can tell me where they lived 1841-1881 i could not read the cenus

thanks for all help and will ask people

damian

[Rhosgoch]

It looks like "Penmaes", Llanddewi in the 1841 and 1851 census. As best I can make out it is near Scapin Farm, south of the new by pass. The area around Commercial and Scapin seems to be the main village, and as Evan was a fishmonger he must have been close to the village.

In the 1861 Evan lives at Whitley ?, and in the 1871 and 1881 he lives at Station Road. I think these are all on the road from Penblewin roundabout to Narberth Station. Whitely is about half way along the road, and Station Rd is by Narberth Station.

Hope this helps. Enjoy your trip in glorious weather.

Regards,

Rhosgoch

[svhare]

I have certificate in front of me that says my great grandfather and my great great grandfather lived in
Penmaes llandewy velfrey Pembroke.
Their names are Benjamin phillips born 1829 and his son my great grandfather meshak phillips born 1871 they were 52 and 10 on the 1881 census . I guess we could be related . Susan Phillips hare