TOPIC NOW LOCKED Glamorgan & UK 1881 Census Look ups available.

[Mrsj]

Dear Jen
Many thanks for the info. which was really helpful and filled in a lot of gaps. What I cant understand is where they were in 1871...I cant find them anywhere. Do you have any suggestions?
Judith

[Welsh Jen]

Dear Judith,

Going by all the Census information and the 1881 (as below) the family do not seem to have moved around much. I would assume (wrongly or rightly!) that they are present in the Llandough region in 1871. It is just a matter of finding them in the census. Which is not easy as it is not indexed like the others. You would need to know the street they were living in. Perhaps some nice person on here would do a look up for you in the area? The census addresses for your Morgan's are pretty ambiguous!

   Dwelling:   Llandough Village
   Census Place:   Llandough Juxta Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales
   Source:   FHL Film 1342272     PRO Ref RG11    Piece 5288    Folio 105    Page 9
   Marr   Age   Sex   Birthplace
Barbara MORGAN   W   67    F   Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Wales
   Rel:   Head
   Occ:   Late Labourers Wife
James MORGAN   U   28    M   Llandough, Glamorgan, Wales
   Rel:   Son
   Occ:   Railway Platelayer
Annie ELLIS       12    F   Penarth, Glamorgan, Wales
   Rel:   Grand Daughter
   Occ:   Scholar

Glad the Census data has given you something to go on. I hope you find them in the 1871 Census soon.
Regards

Jen

[SS from The Rhondda]

Mrs J...

I picked up the gauntlet that Welsh Jen threw down:

1871 Census Glamorgan:
Parish: Llandough
Village: Llandough
District: Llandaff

RG10/5368 61

schedule 2
Edward MORGAN Head Mar 57 Coal Trimmer Gla Dinaspowis?
Barbara MORGAN Wife Mar 57 - - Gla Llanblethan
William MORGAN Son Unm 25 Coal Trimmer Gla Llandough
James MORGAN Son Umn 18 Ag Lab Gla Llandough

Hope this helps.
Update:
Today I have tried to insert a copy of the census image, but no luck. I shall try another time.

[bellesaint]

Found where the Jenkins originates from - John's mother Florence nee Jenkins

[altaira]

Dear Jen,

Now that you've found a marriage for David Lloyd and Ann Gwyn, 4th April 1836, Aberdare, in the Glamorgan Marriage Index 1569-1837, could I impose further and ask if you would try to locate them in the 1841/51/61 Census' for me?

They were married just 3 years before the birth of the man I believe to be my great great grandfather, Daniel Lloyd (b. Bredon 1839) and I would love to find out if they show up on a census with children, specifically with Daniel as their son.

Thank you for your efforts on my behalf.
Regards,
Maureen

[Welsh Jen]

hello again,
i have searched for the family in the 1841 Census, but there is no match to the names. The only match to the name (and Bredon) is the Lloyd's that I listed previously, so there is no match to your family in 1861 either.

I will have a better look in the morning
If I find any more out I will post my findings here.

Take care Jen

[SS from The Rhondda]

'Barbara Morgan 1871' for MrsJ

Census image attached...

[Mrsj]

Many thanks for census return
judith

[Ian Moseley]

Hello Jen,
If you find any Moseley, Mosely , Mosley in the GLA 1841 census I would be pleased to hear about them. There is no urgency about this, it is only if you find any in the course of your lookups for others.
Many thanks,
Ian.