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Jennifer

Jennifer Report 17 Aug 2003 23:39

hi I found an old photograph album that my parents bought years ago at a sale. It contains lots of old photos that have nothing to do with my family. I was wondering if anyone can link them to their family. They appear to be welsh. Inside it says "presented to S.A Williams by her uncle W. Jones". One of the pictures says on the back of it 'Llywel vicarage march 24 1881'. There is a picture of a man with the following written underneath ' y gwir barchedig william basil jones, d.d. arglwdd esgob ty ddewi.'

Maxine

Maxine Report 18 Aug 2003 09:37

Hi Jennifer I think it's really kind of you to put this message up. The problem is I think it's going to get lost soon from this board. It might be worth posting something on the "trying to find" board (if you don't have the surname in your tree - create a spoof one, add the message , and then delete the spoof entry afterwards), as anyone searching for that surname will come up with your message, and it will stay "visible". Just a suggestion. Regards Maxine

Crista

Crista Report 18 Aug 2003 10:13

Jennifer, Tried that phase in a Welsh to English translator and it's something about a bishop William Basil Jones of St David's I think it might refer to the bishop in this article. http://www.llangynfelyn.org/dogfennau/william_basil_DNB.html If so, the pictures might be of some historical importance. Crista

Jennifer

Jennifer Report 18 Aug 2003 14:44

Thanks both of you I will do that. :)

JillyWilly

JillyWilly Report 19 Aug 2003 18:58

Hi Jennifer What a wonderful piece of welsh history I've just been on the site its so interesting and thanks to Crista for posting the web page.It is the one true lord bishop house of st david Jill