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Offline karinclark

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Re: Burton Chadwick"s wife
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 06 March 11 15:01 GMT (UK) »
I think ive got this right...maybe!!...for your information on B C Williams...she is my grandmothers first cousin and her mother Eleanor Roberts and my g grandmother Jane Hannah Roberts were sisters. The Williams family owned Black and Green Tea and lived in Maderia...hope I am spelling that correctly....K

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« Reply #10 on: Friday 11 March 11 08:32 GMT (UK) »
To: wilcoxon 7#: "Thank you for your message and your interesting suggestion that the Williams' family owned Black & Green tea.  Regarding the Williams' family, my Great-grandfather married Anne one of the Williams' sisters and they lived in Bolton.  May I enquire whether you are a member of the Williams' family and did they live in or near St.Asaph?
 
To: karinclark 5#:  Thank you for your informative response.  My Great-grandfather married Anne Williams and was friendly with her brothers.  They started the Black & Green's tea, which was based in Bolton.   Did the Williams family live in or near St. Asaph?
 
One of the contacts mentioned Fox Hall, Llandyrnog - could it possibly be that we are all related!!!!!! 
 

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Re: Burton Chadwick"s wife
« Reply #11 on: Friday 11 March 11 09:11 GMT (UK) »
Hello...My great grandmothers sister married a Williams...My gr uncle David Ffloulkes Roberts has lodged a lot about his side of the family history with the Welsh Archivist but his grand daughter and I are in contact as we share the same 5th G Grandparents. I have information, a copy of the notes in his diary as he basically put together our family history. I have got photographs of Tommy Williams and Willy Williams taken in Buckley with the family if you want them I can send them. I dont know about a sister Ann its not mentioned but the reference to B and G tea is...if you want a copy of the transcript. As for the St Asaph connection. tentatively yes...but I dont know about the Williams side. The Roberts side lived in both Denbigh and Buckley and Llong, which is outside Mold. They farmed in Llandyrnog, Llaneffydd etc. Denbigh is about 7 miles from St Asaph so its possible...if you want to email me you can...its (*)...bestwishes...Karin

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