Anita Elizabeth Tregarneth (nee Tildesley) also Thomas 1889 to 1972

[Ladyhawk]

Could Elizabeth Ann Evans nee Thomas be the sister of George Henry Thomas who married Anita?

I’m not sure if they are siblings I was looking to see if I could find them together on a census 

Witnesses to Hugh & Lizzie’s  marriage were
William Thomas, Owen Richard Thomas, Sidney Evans & ?ily Thomas

There is a Lizzie Ann Thomas with brother Owen Richard, their father William , occ Draper, Grocer & postmaster Piece:   5275 Folio:   58 Page Number:   8

William Thomas   55
Ann Thomas   53
Lizzie Ann Thomas   22
Owen Richd Thomas   20
William Idwal Thomas    18
they are together on 1891 c father William occ  Tailor & Draper

and 1881 Piece:   5562 Folio:   115 Page Number:   22

Wm. Thomas   34
Ann Thomas   35
Elth. Ann Thomas   2
Laura A. Williams   15
Owen Thomas   

When Owen Richard Thomas, 30, master baker married 1910 father William Thomas, general dealer

EDIT to add

Looking at the marriage of George Henry Thomas to Anita Elizabeth Tydlesley,
his father William Thomas occ  Ship Owner & Broker 

Witnesses to marriage
 Robert John Thomas, Mabel Louise Holt & William Thomas

George can be found with his father & siblings 1881 in Lancashire

St James Road, Bootle cum Linacre, West Derby, Lancashire
William   Thomas   Head   1838   Ship owner & ship broker   Wales
Catherine   Thomas   Wife   1840   -   Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Robert J   Thomas   Son   S1873   Scholar   Liverpool, Lancashire
Margaret   Thomas   Daughter   6   1875   Scholar   Liverpool, Lancashire
William M   Thomas   Son   1877   -   Liverpool, Lancashire
George H   Thomas   Son   1881   -   Bootle, Lancashire
Mary   Thomas   Mother   Widow   1803   -   Wales
Jane   Porter   Servant   1869   General servant   Liverpool, Lancashire
Elizabeth   Watkins   Cousin   Married   Female   55   1826   -   Wales

So this confirms that Lizzie Ann Thomas & George Henry Thomas are not siblings 

For info. from m/c Anita's father Henry Fletcher Tildesley, Civil Engineer

Looks as if she was baptised as Annie

Annie Elizabeth Tildesley
Birth 22 Sep 1888
Baptism 17 Oct 1888 Liverpool, St Peter, Lancashire
Father:   Henry Fletcher Tildesley, occ Engineer Mother:    Janet Margaret

Annie Elizabeth Tildesley
Quarter of the Year:   Oct-Nov-Dec 1888 West Derby, Lancashire Volume:   8b Page:   577
GRO indexes mmn Richards

Her father Henry Fletcher Tyldseley age 32, Civil Engineer, married 28 Sep 1887 Jeanette Margaret Richards, his father George Frederick Tildesley, dec’d corn merchant

Edit - hadn’t read the link from Carole before I posted above details for Annie

 This record confirms her dob

Mrs Tregarneth, housewife
Birth 22 Sep 1888
G H Tregarneth,  land owner
Birth 1 Feb 1881
Port of Departure:   London, England
Arrival Date:   4 Mar 1959
Port of Arrival:   London, England
Ship Name:   Chusan

[Ladyhawk]

I am also trying to trace Miss Dwynwen Evans of Ty Lawr Newborough

She is mentioned in Anita’s will.

There are a number of births on FreeBMD for persons named Dwynwen Evans

You mentioned that Dwynwen Evans is on Anita's Will. Is there any other information that might be helpful?

The Electoral Register for Anglesey goes up to the Year 1977 - I could only see an Annie Dwynwen Evans mentioned living at Glanmorfa & Ty Lawr with Hugh Rowland & Elizabeth Ann Evans

[hanes teulu]

Can I ask

What the context for the mention in the times was? Anita exhibited work in the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art but not until 1935 and 1936.

‘The only painting I could spot was "Autumn Landscape", mentioned in the Times Jun 25 1934. Googling "Autumn Landscape Tregarneth" delivered an image.’

Can I also ask what the obituary said

Many thanks.

The only "obit" spotted was a very short Death notice in The Times

The Times, 25 Jun 1934
ART EXHIBITIONS - WOMEN ARTISTS
"... the seventy-ninth exhibition of the Society of Women Artists, at the Royal Institute Galleries, 195, Piccadilly ... there are several good oil painters ... "
It goes on to list them and the last named "...and "Autumn Landscape" by Miss (sic) Anita Tregarneth, all have artistic distinction".

Note my "obit" is in inverted commas and states "very short Death notice."
The Times, 2 Dec 1972
Deaths - Tregarneth, Anita. - On November 29th, 1972, peacefully in Jersey

Re. Dwynwen Evans
Liverpool Echo, 20 March 1965
WI Founder Member for Palace Party - Representatives of North Wales Named

Amongst those named - Miss A Dwynwen Evans of Newborough will represent her institute

[Ladyhawk]

Re. Dwynwen Evans
Liverpool Echo, 20 March 1965
WI Founder Member for Palace Party - Representatives of North Wales Named

Amongst those named - Miss A Dwynwen Evans of Newborough will represent her institute

Also these entries

Dwynwen Evans of Newborough also mentioned Liverpool Echo 11 April 1959
Handicraft Exhibition…….. said every branch was expected to send at least one suitable member to an evening school for choir conductors, to be organised by the county federation, for they hoped a choral contest confined to W.I branches would be introduced at the Anglesey Eisteddfod next year in place of choral recitation competition.

and  Liverpool Echo 06 January 1962 Merseyside & North Wales Electricity Consultative Council made following appointments to local committees………
Miss A. Dwynwen Evans (Anglesey County Federation of Women’s Institutes).

edit to add
23 April 1964 - North Wales Weekly News - Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire
The Minister of Power has appointed Miss A. Dwynwen Evans of Newborough,Anglesey to be a member of the Merseyside and North Wales Electricity Consultative Council

[Ladyhawk]

They married in 1907 so she was Thomas until 1928 when they changed their name.

You may already have this but just in case.....

Anita Elizabeth Tregarneth
Issue date 14 Jul 1928
Issue number 33412
Record set London Gazette 1665-2018

Notice is given that Anita Elizabeth TREGARNETH of “Horleylands”, Horley, Surrey, lately Anita Elizabeth THOMAS has assumed and intends henceforth upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the name of Anita Elizabeth TREGARNETH, in lieu of and in substitution for her former names of Anita Elizabeth THOMAS, and that such intended change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a deed poll under her hand and seal dated the third day of August, 1928, duly executed and attested, and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the ninth day of August, 1928.
Dated this 11th Day August, 1928

Edit to add George also changed name wording is the same as above, notice is given that George Henry Tregarneth………….

Issue date 14 Jul 1928
Issue number 33412

[ARTIST RESEARCHER1]

Thanks for this incredible work LadyHawke I really appreciate it and everyone else.
The will gives a list of people but she is the only one on Anglesey.
The only other with a connection is John Howell Hughes a docter based in Liverpool. There is a full obituary for him which includes him being sheriff of Anglesey in 1954 and awarded an OBE (after Anitas Death).
Thanks again