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It was Richard's mother Elizabeth who was said to have died in 1922 Ginns. (in opening post).

Dea x

Doh!!!

Of course it was Dea! Charlotte is on the 1939 Register - which I posted!!!

Added: Still can't see a death for Charlotte Little?

Age out, but possible?:

Death Index
Name: Charlotte Little
Birth Date: abt 1880
Date of Registration: Mar 1960
Age at Death: 80
Registration district: Cardiff
Inferred County: Glamorganshire
Volume: 8b Page: 210

There are other possibles in different areas

Austin Q, yes that is my grandmothers family.

Gins , no my grandmother, Charlotte Little died in 1972, so not sure who Charlotte Little who died in 1922 was

AQ, she died in Ealing in 1972 aged 89, she was living in Greenford, with my uncle, Hubert Harrington & had been for many years, certainly through my lifetime & they had previously lived in Brixton.

I think it's possible that Richard (Dick) may have been Charlotte's cousin as, when I was a child, I was brought up to call my parents cousins uncle & auntie

Maureen, ignore my comment(s) on Charlotte dying in 1922, I was getting myself confused!

I thought the same thing too, people calling people 'uncle' when in fact they were not uncles.

Would this be Richard and David in 1841?


1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Tireisha, Llandingat, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, Wales

David Davies Male 40 1801 Carmarthenshire, Wales Farmer
Jane Davies Female 30 1811 Carmarthenshire, Wales
Mary Davies Female 11 1830 Carmarthenshire, Wales
Daniel Davies Male 10 1831 Carmarthenshire, Wales

David Davies Male 9 1832 Carmarthenshire, Wales (Charlotte' father?)

Isaac Davies Male 8 1833 Carmarthenshire, Wales
Rees Davies Male 6 1835 Carmarthenshire, Wales

Jonathan Davies Male 2 1839 Carmarthenshire, Wales (Richard 'Dicks' father?)

John Davies Male 0 1841 Carmarthenshire, Wales
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JONATHAN DAVIES

Birth year 1839

Baptism year 1839

Baptism day 24

Baptism month Nov

Baptism place CILYCWM

Father's first name David (Farmer)

Mother's first name Jane

County Carmarthenshire
Record set Carmarthen Baptisms
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David Davies

Birth year 1832

Birth date 08 May 1832

Baptism year 1832

Baptism date 27 May 1832

Place Bettws (CILYCWM on image)

Denomination Calvinistic Methodist

Father's first name David (Farmer)

Mother's first name Jane

County Carmarthenshire

Archive reference TNA/RG/4/3831
CARMARTHENSHIRE: Bettws, Zion Chapel (Calvinistic Methodist) : Births & Baptisms see Llandilo Fawr RG 4/3831

Thank you, that all looks very promising, I will have to get back to my tree to see if I have any of this information to confirm, or investigate further as to how it fits. Unfortunately I am having a lot of problems with my computer lately so it may take some time but I will definitely let you know what I come up with. Your help is most appreciated.

Hello, this is a bit late, Dick Tylellwyd was my Great Uncle and my Father's Favourite. My Grandfather was Rees Davies, father of Jonathan and David both born at Brychgoed Farm, Heol Senni, Sennybridge.

AUNTY CHARLOTTE has always been a family mystery.

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Welcome to the boards, Jonathan.

As you've noticed, you've resurrected an old thread.
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Hello

DICK Tylellwyd was my Great Uncle, my Grandfather Rees Davies, Brychgoed and Bessie are all buried in Brychgoed Chapel. Senny.
Their Cousins at Porth were the first family of Thomas Davies the Blacksmith of the Sun, Senny.
Uncle Davy, Porth was a regular visitor at Brychgoed Farm.

Jonathan -

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Hello

DICK Tylellwyd was my Great Uncle, my Grandfather Rees Davies, Brychgoed and Bessie are all buried in Brychgoed Chapel. Senny.
Their Cousins at Porth were the first family of Thomas Davies the Blacksmith of the Sun, Senny.
Uncle Davy, Porth was a regular visitor at Brychgoed Farm.