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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 14 March 10 20:09 GMT (UK) »
Well the doc i was sent by Rah1980 is North Wales pigot & co. I am not familiar with newspapers and things. It mentions Caerwys and surrounding area and mentions Pwll Gwyn but no mention of The Sportsman. I don't know the date but it obviously had to be mid 1800's.
I've been reading a bit about the Sportsman and it was built in 1700's but there is no mention it ever changed its name.

Baffled  :-\
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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #10 on: Sunday 14 March 10 21:02 GMT (UK) »
It could be that the old OS map simply doesn't show all the pubs. I've found that to be the case in towns. For instance, I was looking at Bagillt the other day. The area map showed about 4 pubs by name, but when I looked at the street plan (still c1870) I found 4 more marked as PH with no name. Unfortuately there isn't a street plan map for Afonwen.

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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #11 on: Monday 15 March 10 14:36 GMT (UK) »
The document I sent was from a Piggotts directory of North Wales and what seemed like half of England when I had to go through it page by page  ::) It was dated 1830/s I wanted to see if I could find ant info about my relatives pre the start of the censuses.

The place on the signpost on the mold-denbigh road says Ysceifiog.

 
Flintshire Parry, Price, Lloyd, Jones, Williams, Roberts, Ellis, Holland and Davies. Mostly from Brynford area.
Denbighshire Hannam, Evans
Scotland Clark, Duff, Ferrier, Cruikshanks, Robertson, Anderson, Mciver, Finlayson, Hodge, Galloway and Barrie
Midlands Shaw, Davenport, Skidmore, Ball
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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #12 on: Monday 15 March 10 14:49 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Sarah, Just noticed you're researching Ellis aswell. Any around Bagillt and Holywell area?
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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #13 on: Monday 15 March 10 14:57 GMT (UK) »
I have a great great great grandma who was born in Ysceifiog in 1820's but then moved with parents (?) and siblings (?) to Bagillt, I have no idea why and can't find her on the census until she is married, I know she was born ysc because of baptism and census and I know she lived Bagillt because of marriage cert, but I havent been able to find any of her family on the census.

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Flintshire Parry, Price, Lloyd, Jones, Williams, Roberts, Ellis, Holland and Davies. Mostly from Brynford area.
Denbighshire Hannam, Evans
Scotland Clark, Duff, Ferrier, Cruikshanks, Robertson, Anderson, Mciver, Finlayson, Hodge, Galloway and Barrie
Midlands Shaw, Davenport, Skidmore, Ball
Ireland Mccaffery

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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #14 on: Monday 15 March 10 15:05 GMT (UK) »
I have a lot of Ellis family in Bagillt early 1900's and Holywell going back to mid 1800's. Maybe we cross paths somewhere along the line eh?
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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #15 on: Monday 15 March 10 15:12 GMT (UK) »
Lol it is possible, I cross my own  line (great grandparents were second cousins, I am my own 5th cousin  ::))

If you look in the flintshire look up offers all the parish registers I have are listed. I have a few Holywell ones.

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Flintshire Parry, Price, Lloyd, Jones, Williams, Roberts, Ellis, Holland and Davies. Mostly from Brynford area.
Denbighshire Hannam, Evans
Scotland Clark, Duff, Ferrier, Cruikshanks, Robertson, Anderson, Mciver, Finlayson, Hodge, Galloway and Barrie
Midlands Shaw, Davenport, Skidmore, Ball
Ireland Mccaffery

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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #16 on: Monday 15 March 10 15:39 GMT (UK) »
I am stuck on William Ellis at the moment aswell. He was born about 1845 in Holywell. I have two marriage certs which state his father as William Ellis, shoemaker. On both his father is deceased.

On 1861 census i found one of the same age which says he is the son of a Sarah Davies aged 75 so thats completely untrue. He isn't  the problem it's his parents lol.

I don't suppose you have the parish rec. for the same time do you?
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Re: Miners Arms,Afonwen??
« Reply #17 on: Monday 15 March 10 15:45 GMT (UK) »
My baptisms stop at 1840, does he have any older siblings that you know of?
Flintshire Parry, Price, Lloyd, Jones, Williams, Roberts, Ellis, Holland and Davies. Mostly from Brynford area.
Denbighshire Hannam, Evans
Scotland Clark, Duff, Ferrier, Cruikshanks, Robertson, Anderson, Mciver, Finlayson, Hodge, Galloway and Barrie
Midlands Shaw, Davenport, Skidmore, Ball
Ireland Mccaffery