Can someone please Help me find the correct ancestor lines

[Bidr]

Forget the possible connection to other couple his father was David.

Difficult to say with such a common name. What registration area have you checked?

No fathers name given on marriage cert for David Davies, could he be illegitimate?

[Cas (stallc)]

Quite possibly..

https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/GLA/Llangyfelach

Civil Registration
Although the main source of this data is on the UKBMD site here is clarification as to which registration districts (RD)  parts of Llangyfelach parish were in at various times
The 4 sub sections of the parish itself can be viewed on the Kain/Oliver parish map

Clase - Always in Swansea RD
Penderry - Always in Swansea RD
Mawr
In Swansea RD to 1875
Then in Pontardawe RD to 1934
Then in West Glamorgan RD

Rhyndwyclydach
In Swansea RD to 1875
Then in Pontardawe RD to 1934
Then in West Glamorgan RD

There are a number in Swansea reg district, 1857 +/-1 but only one with no mmn

Cas

[Bidr]

Quite possibly..

https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/GLA/Llangyfelach

Civil Registration
Although the main source of this data is on the UKBMD site here is clarification as to which registration districts (RD)  parts of Llangyfelach parish were in at various times
The 4 sub sections of the parish itself can be viewed on the Kain/Oliver parish map

Clase - Always in Swansea RD
Penderry - Always in Swansea RD
Mawr
In Swansea RD to 1875
Then in Pontardawe RD to 1934
Then in West Glamorgan RD

Rhyndwyclydach
In Swansea RD to 1875
Then in Pontardawe RD to 1934
Then in West Glamorgan RD

There are a number in Swansea reg district, 1857 +/-1 but only one with no mmn

Cas

thank you

[Cas (stallc)]

Just curious..what where the witness names on marriage?

Cas

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Is this your David?

BANKRUPTCY ACT
David Davies, 16, Brook-terrace, Gwauncae-gurwen, colliery timberman, was represented by Messrs Cuthbertson and Powell, and his deficiency was set down at £156 17s 8d. Debtor stated that his failure was due to large family, ill-health, of wife and children, and lossof work years ago. The debts were in respect; -of goods supplied by tradesmen, which he, knew nothing of until after his wife left him. Debtor admitted having spent & good deal to his spare time in public-houses. The examination was closed.

The Cardiff Times 17th October 1908

[Bidr]

Just curious..what where the witness names on marriage?

Cas

Jacob Francis and Jennet Thomas

[Bidr]

Is this your David?

BANKRUPTCY ACT
David Davies, 16, Brook-terrace, Gwauncae-gurwen, colliery timberman, was represented by Messrs Cuthbertson and Powell, and his deficiency was set down at £156 17s 8d. Debtor stated that his failure was due to large family, ill-health, of wife and children, and lossof work years ago. The debts were in respect; -of goods supplied by tradesmen, which he, knew nothing of until after his wife left him. Debtor admitted having spent & good deal to his spare time in public-houses. The examination was closed.

The Cardiff Times 17th October 1908

Definitely looks like it !

[Bidr]

Is this your David?

BANKRUPTCY ACT
David Davies, 16, Brook-terrace, Gwauncae-gurwen, colliery timberman, was represented by Messrs Cuthbertson and Powell, and his deficiency was set down at £156 17s 8d. Debtor stated that his failure was due to large family, ill-health, of wife and children, and lossof work years ago. The debts were in respect; -of goods supplied by tradesmen, which he, knew nothing of until after his wife left him. Debtor admitted having spent & good deal to his spare time in public-houses. The examination was closed.

The Cardiff Times 17th October 1908

Definitely looks like it !

I've just searched ancestry for the article, Where did you find this article Ancestry or find my past? Have you a copy of it?

[Bidr]

Is this your David?

BANKRUPTCY ACT
David Davies, 16, Brook-terrace, Gwauncae-gurwen, colliery timberman, was represented by Messrs Cuthbertson and Powell, and his deficiency was set down at £156 17s 8d. Debtor stated that his failure was due to large family, ill-health, of wife and children, and lossof work years ago. The debts were in respect; -of goods supplied by tradesmen, which he, knew nothing of until after his wife left him. Debtor admitted having spent & good deal to his spare time in public-houses. The examination was closed.

The Cardiff Times 17th October 1908

Definitely looks like it !

I've just searched ancestry for the article, Where did you find this article Ancestry or find my past? Have you a copy of it?

I have searched The Cardiff Times 17th October 1908 on newspapers.library.wales but I can't find the article.