Individual Notes

Note for: Robert Edwards, BEF 7 Jun 1827 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   7 Jun 1827
     Place:   Gwaenysgor

Burial:
     Date:   11 Dec 1860
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1913
          2 OBJE M1921

Individual Notes

Note for: John Edwards, BEF 31 Jul 1831 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   31 Jul 1831
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1914

Individual Notes

Note for: Edward Edwards, BEF 19 Aug 1835 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   19 Aug 1835
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1915

Individual Notes

Note for: Eliza Edwards, BEF 17 Sep 1837 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   17 Sep 1837
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1917

Individual Notes

Note for: Mary Ann Edwards, BEF 8 Sep 1839 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   8 Sep 1839
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1918

Individual Notes

Note for: William Edwards, BEF 26 Sep 1841 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   26 Sep 1841
     Place:   Meliden

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1919

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Note for: Mary Elizabeth, - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   3 May 1875
     Place:   St Marys Without the Walls, Handbridge, Chester

Individual Notes

Note for: David John Young, ABT 1842 - Index

Occupation:   Clogger
     Date:   1867

Census:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Birmingham

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1942

Apparently married bigamously in Birmingham leaving his wife Mary inLlangollen with son Stephen.

Individual Notes

Note for: Stephen Young, 4 Nov 1867 - 3 Aug 1903 Index

Occupation:   Skinner
     Date:   1890

Event:
     Type:   Census Wales
     Date:   1871
     Place:   Llangollen - Penycoed

Individual Note:
               2 OBJE M1974
          2 OBJE M1941
          2 OBJE M1976

Info from Stan LLoyd: After being recorded on the 1881 Census he isnext found marrying Eleanor (Ellen) Davies, an Abergele girl, 1890 inLiverpool. She being one of the many North Wales girls who went toLiverpool to work as Domestic Servants. At this time Stephen wasliving in Wrexham and working as a Skinner, a trade which he followedfor the rest of his days, and was to cost him his life as he waseventually infected by a parasite found in animal skins. His familygrew to 9 as they moved from Abergele to Worcester and finally on toChepstow. He being apparently successful as he is recorded as aFellmonger and later as a Fellmonger Manager. After he died in 1903his widow Eleanor is recorded as having to work as a Charwoman, onewonders how she coped, having been pregnant when Stephen died. Aseries of tragic events followed for her as her son Stephen waskilled in a farming accident in 1908, age 15. She lost 2 sons in theGreat War, Llewellyn (South Wales Borderers, MM) and Gethin(Monmouthshire Regiment) and was to lose her namesake daughter to TBage 21 in 1922.