1901 Census Lookup please

[CaioResearcher]

Just a footnote and a cheeky request, I'm tracing this Llewellyn Davies from the 1881 Census and wondered if he was at the same place in 1891 and perhaps 1901 and if by chance he had become a 'fireman'.  Thanks in anticipation.  Here are details from 1881.

Dwelling   Penrhiewgared
  Census Place Llantwit Lower, Glamorgan, Wales
  Family History Library Film   1342287
  Public Records Office Reference   RG11
  Piece / Folio   5342 / 50
  Page Number   4

Elizabeth DAVIES   Head   W   Female   57   Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales   Annuitant     
Llewellyn DAVIES   Son   U   Male   32   Llantwit, Glamorgan, Wales   Farmer Ag Lab      
 Elizabeth DAVIES   Daur   U   Female   25   Llantwit, Glamorgan, Wales   General Dom Serv     
 Mary DAVIES   Daur   U   Female   23   Llantwit, Glamorgan, Wales   Dressmaker     
 Daniel DAVIES   Son   U   Male   15   Llantwit, Glamorgan, Wales   Employed On Farm     
 Elizabeth JONES   Grand Daur   U   Female   6   Blaenhomddan, Glamorgan, Wales   Scholar 

Regards

Helen

[Arranroots]

Morning Helen

Well I never!!

1891 census  RG12 Piece 4463 Folio 93 Page 4

DAVIES
Elizabeth H Wid 66 - living on her own means - Glamorgan Cardiff - speaks Welsh
Llewellyn son U 40 - fireman - do Llantwit - speaks both
Elizabeth JONES granddaughter U 16 - domestic - do Blaenhonddan - speaks both

Address 3 Clyne Terrace, Llantwit, Glamorgan

(shared house with an EDWARDS family)


 

[CaioResearcher]

Blow me down with a feather!!!!!!!

I knew it!  It has to be him! Thank you SOoooooooooooooooooooooooo much for your trouble.
Each time I've had 'a feeling in me waters' I've been right.  Wish I knew what next week's
lottery numbers were!!!

Thank you sooooooooooooooo much - years of waiting finally paid off, and getting the
brain in gear!

Can't thank you enough for your help Arranroots, so much appreciated.

Regards

Helen
PS Do you know if this is the same family as that on the farm? sorry

[Arranroots]

Hurrah!

Glad you liked that!  He's still at home with his old mum in 1901 - occupation there is coal tipper.  Address Clyne Cottages, Clyne, Glamorgan.

RG13 Piece 5055 Folio 79 Page 1

So he was still in the vicinity.

Wonder where he was in 1911?

[CaioResearcher]

I've heard the 1911 will be available end of June - so holding my breath! I can't believe it,
it appears there always is some family truth in rumours i.e., one relative told me that
an ancestor was a butcher took me years to find him as a farmer, however, she wasn't
wrong because later on finding a living relative on my journey to Wales, he said that
he used an old shed in the war to sell 'his wares' i.e., the butcher.  Comes together in the end.

So this Llewellyn was from a farm i.e., a gentleman farmer so the rumours were and
the certificate links to fireman. 

You have made my day! Thank you.

[Richard Davis]

Have you searched for the Llewellyn Davies listed below in the 1891 and 1901 census?

1881 census 22 Wind Street, Neath, Glamorgan
Eliza Davies, age 73 born Ewenny, Glamorgan, coal miner's widow
David Davies, son, age 36 born  Neath, Engine smith on railway
Griffith Davies, son, age 31 born Cadoxton, engine fitter at brewery
Llewellyn Davies, son age 29, born Cadoxton, engine smith, unemployed
Ann Evans, servant, age 21, born Neath, general domestic servant

It looks like you have the correct Llewellyn Davies (from Penrhiwangharad), but it would be wise to check out this other unmarried Llewellyn Davies who lived on Wind Street in Neath not far from Elizabeth Hopkins Hunkin.

The Davies family from Penrhiwangharad is my family, so if you have the correct Llewellyn, we are distantly related. 

Best regards
Richard Davis