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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Edmund - St. Davids 1804
« on: Wednesday 04 December 24 16:49 GMT (UK) »
Ah - just realised how to remove the email - have done.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Edmund - St. Davids 1804
« on: Wednesday 04 December 24 16:48 GMT (UK) »
Oops - many thanks - I assume the Moderator will remove it?
If not, I can't see how to remove it myself.....
If not, I can't see how to remove it myself.....
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Edmund - St. Davids 1804
« on: Wednesday 04 December 24 15:00 GMT (UK) »
Ah - you need a copy of the MIs.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Edmund - St. Davids 1804
« on: Wednesday 04 December 24 12:05 GMT (UK) »
Here goes -
1. Ebenezer - sacred to the memory of Ebenezer, second son of George and Dorothy Edmund, who died 12 Spt 1850 aged 17 years.
2.Eliza - in memory of Eliza, daughter of J and M Edmund, who died May 15 1847, aged 2 years. Also of H E, who died May 18 1853, aged 1 year. Also of W E who died April 26 1854, aged 3 years.
3. Elizabeth -see [5]
4. W - see [2]
5. William- er cof am William Edmund, o'r dref hon; yr hwn a fu farw mewn tangnefydd. Ionawr 3 1856, yn 64 mwlydd oed. Bu an ddiacon gyda a Trefnyddion Calfinaidd am lawer [of - should be o'r??] flynyddoedd, a gydawodd gylch helaeth o gyfeillion mewn galar mawr ar ei ol. Ac Elizabeth, eianwyl briod, yr hwn ayn yr un modd a'i dylynoedd, Medi 17 1860, yn 74 oed. "Canys ffyddlawn y cyfrid hwynt".
You might [like farm name etc.] get more info. from the parish register, of course.
I have assumed you can translate [5] - if not, get back to me?
1. Ebenezer - sacred to the memory of Ebenezer, second son of George and Dorothy Edmund, who died 12 Spt 1850 aged 17 years.
2.Eliza - in memory of Eliza, daughter of J and M Edmund, who died May 15 1847, aged 2 years. Also of H E, who died May 18 1853, aged 1 year. Also of W E who died April 26 1854, aged 3 years.
3. Elizabeth -see [5]
4. W - see [2]
5. William- er cof am William Edmund, o'r dref hon; yr hwn a fu farw mewn tangnefydd. Ionawr 3 1856, yn 64 mwlydd oed. Bu an ddiacon gyda a Trefnyddion Calfinaidd am lawer [of - should be o'r??] flynyddoedd, a gydawodd gylch helaeth o gyfeillion mewn galar mawr ar ei ol. Ac Elizabeth, eianwyl briod, yr hwn ayn yr un modd a'i dylynoedd, Medi 17 1860, yn 74 oed. "Canys ffyddlawn y cyfrid hwynt".
You might [like farm name etc.] get more info. from the parish register, of course.
I have assumed you can translate [5] - if not, get back to me?
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Edmund - St. Davids 1804
« on: Tuesday 03 December 24 22:03 GMT (UK) »
hi Smudge
Coming late to this board, but there are five Edmunds buried in the cathedral at St Davids - if you want details, let me know?
Coming late to this board, but there are five Edmunds buried in the cathedral at St Davids - if you want details, let me know?
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Cornwall / Re: Cornish seamen
« on: Friday 27 January 23 08:25 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Little Nell,
I've started checking TNA but not got far - this will energise me!
Elaine
I've started checking TNA but not got far - this will energise me!
Elaine
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Cornwall / Re: Cornish seamen
« on: Wednesday 25 January 23 21:44 GMT (UK) »
That's great, many thanks Waynenort!
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Cornwall / Cornish seamen
« on: Wednesday 25 January 23 20:16 GMT (UK) »
hi,
I've come across some family who moved to Cornwall and became variously *coastguards * Royal Navy personnel *master mariners.
Could some kind soul point me in the direction of a Cornish seaman's list or somesuch? If it exists?
Although I'm used to dealing with Welsh mariners, Cornwall is new territory for me......
many thanks Elaine
I've come across some family who moved to Cornwall and became variously *coastguards * Royal Navy personnel *master mariners.
Could some kind soul point me in the direction of a Cornish seaman's list or somesuch? If it exists?
Although I'm used to dealing with Welsh mariners, Cornwall is new territory for me......
many thanks Elaine
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Carmarthenshire / Re: Men in Carmarthen not marrying their partners in the 19th century puzzle
« on: Thursday 13 October 22 20:58 BST (UK) »
I'm afraid I have no insights - but this is a fascinating puzzle!