Re patronymics - I found this was helpful when I started delving into them
http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/helachau/patronymics.htm4
Thank you for the link, Gadget. Sadly, I can’t see the actual file, possibly because I’m not a member of the society. It just give three links to search other genealogy websites such as Ancestry.
This is the latest info I’ve looked at, including Alan’s:
1881 Bryn Tirion David Lloyd, Catherine Lloyd, William Lloyd Robert Lloyd & grandchildren Robert Williams, 4, & Ellen Williams, 3. (Robert is possibly the son of Mary née Lloyd and David Williams.)
David Lloyd died 1884 Bryn Tirion
Catherine Lloyd died 1900 Bryn Tirion
1991 Tai Newyddion Catherine Lloyd, William Lloyd and Robert Lloyd
1901 Tai Newyddion William D. Lloyd & brother Robert D. Lloyd. Niece Ellen Parry, house servant.
It appears that William and Robert have now added David to their names.
William David Lloyd married Catherine Roberts 1st Nov 1905 Transcription gives place as Llandegwning. Residence at time of marriage: Bryntirion, Cilgwyn. Father David Lloyd, tailor.
Marriage solemnised at St Thomas’ Church, Llandwrog.
Mary Lloyd married David Williams 19 Jan 1876 Transcription gives place as Llandegwning. Residence at time of marriage: Bryntirion. Her father listed as David Lloyd, tailor.
Marriage solemnised at St Thomas’ Church, Llandwrog.
Looking up Llandegwning, it comes up as a parish in Pwllheli.
I still couldn’t find any baptisms for Anne or Jane under either Lloyd or Jones.
Re. Francis. On the marriage certificate for Jane Williams and David Jones, Although it has been transcribed as Francis, I thought on close inspection that it could actually be William Hughes. What do you think?