« Reply #29 on: Tuesday 14 January 20 21:14 GMT (UK) »
I have just done a 'blanket' search for the surname Trelfa on the Ancestry website. No dates or location - just the surname.
There are far more than we would think - and many are in Cheshire! (Several criminals as well!)
I had never heard of it before either.
May be a Welsh surname of obscure origins. Very odd. The line of Trelfas seem to go cold after Mary's father William Trelfa. It may be a spelling variation of another surname
North West, North Wales and Isle of Man:
Ward, Campbell, Cowin, Cowell, Parry, Fryer, Davies, Hughes, Briscoe, Jones, Spencer, Brownbill, Crowfoot, Nield, Randles, Youde
Gozo, Malta:
Apap / De Apapis, Camilleri, Grech, Muscat, Micallef, Custo, De Nasi
Angus, Scotland:
Ormond, Salmond, Cook, MacDonald
