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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).
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I believe it was some one she knew certainly in later life.
Trying to make the connection
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Thank you.
I was just hoping that the publication of her books would include photographs but so far only written reviews and adverts.
Her husband George Henry Tregarneth was sheriff of Anglesey in 1948 but there doesn’t seem to be photographs of those.
Anita/George travelled extensively from 1910 to 1960 so was hoping that photographs may exist of onboard some of the transatlantic ships. They were on the Ss Maurentania to New York in 1914 for example.
Thanks again.

I do thank you.
I thought her published books may lead me to a photograph of her but nothing yet.
Her Founders of Faith in Wales has since been republished.
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I am researching Anita Elizabeth Tildesley and her husband George henry Thomas.
Married in 1907, they changed their name to Tregarneth in 1928.
I am particularly interested in anything during the second world war when Anita Elizabeth was named on Land tax for Plas Bodfa, Beaumauris. Anita was a writer, poet and artist. (The Call of the Sea and Founders of Faith in Wales). Photographs, stories anything would be wonderful. Their address varies over the years 1935 to late 50s but one was Voel Vanna (Church Bay) Porth Swtan.
Her family lived in Plas Mor, Rhosneigr and later her brothers lived in a large house on Menai Strait.
In 1907 she lived where her aunt lived at Glan Aber, Llangefni.
I am also trying to trace Miss Dwynwen Evans of Ty Lawr Newborough