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sorry i have not been able to find any info on james jones

John

Did you ever hear anything from Groeswen Chapel? Weren't they going to send you some information? Re: Mary Jane Morgan & David Lewis wedding.

Just curious.

Georgina

ok
i look again

Thankyou Karen it was James Jones senior who was born in MONmouthshire circa 1800 I was looking for

was the baby or dad james born 1801 i allowed for james senior birth 1801 but if its not right i look again
karen

name: James Jones
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 06 Jun 1824
baptism/christening place: St. Philip and St. Jacob's, Bristol, Gloucester, England
birth date:
birthplace:
death date:
name note:
race:
father's name: James Jones
father's birthplace:
father's age:
mother's name: Mary
mother's birthplace:
mother's age:
indexing project (batch) number: C01742-6
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1595982
reference number: item 1 p 191

I am looking for a James Jones born in Monmouth circa 1801 .He married I believe a Mary Underhill( from Thornbury in Gloucestershire) in Itton Monmouthshire and their first child was a James Jones born in Gloucestershire any help with this family would be gratefully received as it is vert difficult to trace a Jones in Wales

Karen Think "synagogue" was originally the Welsh Baptist Tabernacle before a museum - lovely old building. Just by the most famous Ponty landmark which is the old bridge - a superb feat of bridge building in its day. The defunct shopping centre is directly opposite the Museum

Aberdare is a lovely place, I think. Dare Valley is a great place for pony trecking up in the hills, isn't it. The people who run the farm in the centre of Dare Valley are so pleasant and helpful. One of the cwms above Aberdare is one of my favourite places in Wales. It is called Cwmaman. Wonderful wood sculptures, well marked out trail walks and a cafe that is quite extraordinary. For valley prices, you can get a huge variety of tea and coffee, home made cakes and an owner who is really knowledgeable about the history of the village.

ok thankyou we came in by the bridge end and parked in the multi story had a wander round had a nice chat to someone running a museum in what i think was an old synagogue he told us were pontypridd library was but by then it was about 3pm,we tried merthyr tydfil as well but found that quite scary but were hoping to come again dare valley is lovely place to stay. :-)

Karen

Have got some holiday at end of November. If you pm me (or put it on this thread), say 3rd week in November, with a list of what you are looking for, I would be quite happy to spend a couple of half days there. I can then gaze across at this ruin that used to be the Taff Vale shopping centre - quite a worry for Ponty methinks as the new shopping centre was meant to be the "flagship" of the town re-development.

i did join pontypridd library when we went to aberdare for a week and i got to look at some electrol rolls but didnt have loads time ,shame you can't connect remotely :-)

i had could try harder lol

Ann, I had "intelligent but erratic" on an early report. We don't change, do we. :-)

Have just thought of something to do when I retire next year - do some research in Ponty Library. Bad news today about the new Taff Vale complex in Ponty - developer in administration. :-( :-(

it says on one of my school reports "Ann is a busy body" - seems they were right :-D

don't think they meant it as a compliment though :-S

thankyou ann you have been busy

another good one - they say they'll find what you are looking for!!!!

Parish Registers - parish reg catalogue April 2007
Parish Registers, Parish Records, Local History, the Church, burial ... parish of Aberdare, and partly in the ancient parish of Llanwonno. A new parish of ...
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Links to Free Genealogical Websites containing Parish Records’
Links to Free Genealogical Websites containing Parish Records’ ... Llantwit Major Parish Registers; Llanwonno Parish Registers; Llysworney Parish Registers
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Glamorgan and Monmouth Parish Church Marriages.
Glamorgan and Monmouth Parish Church Marriages. A list ... Original documents are held at the Glamorgan Record ... Llanwonno 1837-1924 (1910-1912 missing) £5.00; Llwynypia ...
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Family History Sources Held at Pontypridd Library
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Family History Sources Held at Treorchy Library
The website contains UK census records from 1841 to ... invluding Gelligaer, Llantrisant, Eglwsilian, Llanwonno ... Parish Records Ystradyfodwg Parish - Bishop ...
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GENUKI: Llanwonno
Llanwonno Civil Parish records " ..... comprising rate books, 1850-1875; valuation lists, 1881-1882; copy of tithe plan and apportionment, 1842 (copied ...
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GENUKI: Mountain Ash in the Parishes of Llanwonno and Aberdare
Anglican Parish Registers: Baptisms: Marriages: Burials ... Mountain Ash Division Elementary/Primary schools records ... Mountain Ash in the Parishes of Llanwonno and Aberdare
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Llanwonno Civil Parish Records
ARCW: Archifau Cymru Archives Wales ... Glamorgan Archives Llanwonno Civil Parish Records. Reference code(s): GB 0214 P64
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Llanwonno, Glamorgan genealogy heraldry and family history
Llanwonno, a parish in Glamorgan. The church stands 4 1/2 miles W by N from ... Record Sources 1911 Llanwonno Census 1901 Llanwonno Census 1891 Llanwonno Census
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