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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Denbighshire => Topic started by: nestonlad on Tuesday 03 March 09 09:40 GMT (UK)
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My G G Grandfather robert williams was a farmer at hafod y gog farm in the 1881 census and i was wondering if anyone can tell me were i would find out whether the farm was still going
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Looks like it is still a farm:
H Vaughan
Hafod-y-Gog, Llangernyw, Abergele, Clwyd LL22 8RS
Tel: 01745 860651
Classification: Farmers
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Buried at Chapel Garnedd, Llangernyw
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and some more...
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Lee thats brilliant mate cheers,robert and jane were my g g grandparents and the others would have been siblings of my great grandfather,i'm going up there soon so those photos are a great help thanks very much
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It appears that my ancestor also lived at that farm !!
I just located a 1794 document that stated that my gr-gr-gr-gr-grandfather John Parry was from "Hafodygog, Llanfairtalhaiain, but now of Moelfre, Llangwm."
I have visited Wales and seen the farm at Moelfre fawr, still owned by family members. But I have no idea where is Hafod-y-gog.
Howard Hickman
my grandfather was born in Llangwm, but migrated to California, where I now live
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Hi,
Hafod y gog is a farm,i've attached a link to show were it is on the map but if it doesn't work just go to streetmap.co.uk and put in the post code LL22 8RS and zoom in a bit.I think the translation of hafod y gog into english means something like summer pasture of the cuckoo
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=290207&y=366385&z=0&sv=ll22+8rs&st=2&pc=ll22+8rs&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf
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Thank you for pointing out the location on Hafod y gog. I was confused, as to the two locations previously mentioned: Llanfair Talhaearn and Llangernyw.
I now see that Hafod y gog is situated, where someone in 1794 could say he was from Llanfair Talhaearn, and yet someone who lived on the farm could be buried in Llangernyw.
Thanks to all who helped me understand.
Howard Hickman
born in California USA, but Welsh ancestry
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We live at Hafod-y-Gog farm!
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Hi have you and your family lived there long
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The farm has been in the family for many generations.
My parents came to Hafod-y-Gog following their marriage in 1954.
My sister now runs the farm.
I saw the photos of the family gravestones - they are in the cemetery next to the chapel where we were members.
The chapel has now been sold and is now a dwelling. The cemetery is well looked after by the local council.