Dolwyddelan.

[Peterej]

I have now received confirmation that there do not appear to be records of the Gee medal from that period.

Disappointing.

Peter

[bronnie]

Hi SydneyPenhriw and Keanakoala

Did you see this recent post, presume they are researching the same family.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=31qpijjikubjeduqrocmmcorc1&topic=409970.0



Regards

Bron

[KeanaKoala]

Hi Bron

Brynorme is actually my brother who must have posted before I did.

Turns out that one piece of info I included in my post, as a last minute thought, was what found my family!

[bronnie]

Hi and Happy New Year all!

I find the following site a marvellous resource.  Have mentioned it today on another thread. Here is a link to the Dolwyddelan pages for those that don't already know about the site.

http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=9931927

 The site's aim is to photograph every grid square of the British Isles. The contributors are volunteers and every photograph has a map reference.

Hope you enjoy the link and maybe find something useful towards your research to boot!

[chinakay]

What a fantastic website, I hadn't seen it before and it will be very useful.

I see the Co-op is now a Spar

Cheers,
China

[bronnie]

I will add this photo to the Dolwyddelan thread in case anyone else does a search at a later date.

Photo number 38 is of Alice Roberts, Amnen, Maes-y-Braich, Dolwyddelan. There are also Roberts in photo 37.

http://www.dolwyddelan.org/heritage/gallery.html


I have numerous Alice Roberts in my tree, but sadly can't say whether this lady is one of them or not at the moment!