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Family of Morgan LEWIS and Jane MORRIS
| Husband: | Morgan LEWIS (1789-1843) | |
| Wife: | Jane MORRIS (bef1789-1869) | |
| Children: | Jane LEWIS (1818-1911) | |
| Ann LEWIS (1823- ) | ||
| David LEWIS (bef1826- ) | ||
| Richard LEWIS (1829- ) | ||
| Marriage | 6 May 1817 | Llanwnog Parish Church, Montgomeryshire 1 |
Husband: Morgan LEWIS
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| Morgan LEWIS, Morgan and Jane Lewis grave 2, Llanwnog churchyard, Montgomeryshire | Morgan LEWIS, Morgan Lewis grave, Llanwnog churchyard, Montgomeryshire | Morgan LEWIS, 2003, age 214, Ffynonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 2003 | ||||
| Name: | Morgan LEWIS | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | John LEWIS (bef1750- ) | |
| Mother: | Ann THOMAS ( - ) | |
| Birth | 30 Jul 1789 2 | |
| Christening | 2 Oct 1789 (age 0) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 3,4 |
| Census | 6 Jun 1841 (age 50 (!)) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
| Occupation (1) | 6 Jun 1841 (age 51) | Parish Clerk; Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
| Occupation (2) | Weaver, Farmer, Parish Clerk 3 | |
| Death | 2 Dec 1843 (age 54) | Fynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 3,6 |
| Burial | 6 Dec 1843 (age 54) | Llanwnog Parish Church, Montgomeryshire 7 |
Additional Information
| Census | Ffynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire |
| Death | Dec 1843 Newtown &c. 27 83 |
Wife: Jane MORRIS
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| Jane MORRIS, 2003, age 214, Ffynonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 2003 | Jane MORRIS, Morgan Lewis grave, Llanwnog churchyard, Montgomeryshire | |||
| Name: | Jane MORRIS 3 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Richard MORRIS (1759?-bef1838) | |
| Mother: | Jane EVAN ( -1807) | |
| Birth | bef 29 Jun 1789 | Mallwyd, Montgomeryshire 8 |
| Christening | 29 Jun 1789 (age 0) | Mallwyd, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (1) | 6 Jun 1841 (age 50 (!)) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
| Census (2) | 30 Mar 1851 (age 62 (!)) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 9 |
| Occupation | 30 Mar 1851 (age 61) | Farmer of 4 Acres; Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 9 |
| Residence | 14 May 1852 (age 62) | Ffynonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 3 |
| Census (3) | 7 Apr 1861 (age 73 (!)) | Bwlchyffrydd, Aberhafesp, Montgomeryshire 10 |
| Death | 23 Jun 1869 (age 79) | Pennygloddfa, Newtown, Montgomeryshire 3 |
| Burial | 26 Jun 1869 | Llanwnog Parish Church, Montgomeryshire 11 |
Additional Information
| Census (1) | Ffynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (2) | Ffynonycorn, Llanwnog, Mongomeryshire |
| Census (3) | Bwlchyffrydd |
Child 1: Jane LEWIS
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| Jane LEWIS | Jane LEWIS, Jane Roberts Cabinet photo | Jane LEWIS, William Roberts Grave. William Roberts, Jane and Matilda are all buried here. Picture taken 2006 | Jane LEWIS, Roberts Grave Llanllwchaiarn. William Roberts, Jane and Matilda are all b uried here. Picture taken 2006 | ||||
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| Spouse: William ROBERTS, William Roberts 1870s | Spouse: William ROBERTS, 1879, age 64 | Spouse: William ROBERTS, william roberts | Spouse: William ROBERTS, William Roberts Cabinet photo | ||||
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| Spouse: William ROBERTS, William Roberts Grave. William Roberts, Jane and Matilda are all buried here. Picture taken 2006 | Spouse: William ROBERTS, Roberts Grave Llanllwchaiarn. William Roberts, Jane and Matilda are all b uried here. Picture taken 2006 | |||
| Name: | Jane LEWIS | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse 1: | John DAVIES ( - ) | |
| Spouse 2: | William ROBERTS (1814-1889) | |
| Birth | 18 Jan 1818 | Brynbach, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 12,13 |
| Christening | 8 Feb 1818 (age 0) | Llanwnog Parish Church, Montgomeryshire 14,15 |
| Census (1) | 6 Jun 1841 (age 20 (!)) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
| Census (2) | 30 Mar 1851 (age 31 (!)) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 9 |
| Occupation (1) | 30 Mar 1851 (age 33) | Husband a Labourer; Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 9 |
| Census (3) | 7 Apr 1861 (age 43) | Llanllwchaiarn, Montgomeryshire 16 |
| Occupation (2) | 7 Apr 1861 (age 43) | Wheelwright's wife; Llanllwchaiarn, Montgomeryshire 16 |
| Census (4) | 2 Apr 1871 (age 53) | Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire 17 |
| Census (5) | 3 Apr 1881 (age 63) | Newtown, Montgomeryshire 18 |
| Occupation (3) | 3 Apr 1881 (age 63) | Wheelwright's wife; Newtown, Montgomeryshire 18 |
| Census (6) | 5 Apr 1891 (age 73) | 22 Commercial Street, Llanllwchairan, Newtown, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (7) | 31 Mar 1901 (age 83) | Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire 19 |
| Burial | 8 Jul 1911 (age 93) | Llanllwchaiarn Parish Church, Newtown, Montgomeryshire 20,21 |
| Death | 6 Sep 1911 (age 93) | Commercial House, Canal Basin, Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire 22,23 |
Additional Information
| Birth | Bible says:
Mother - January 18th 1818 |
| Census (1) | Ffynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (2) | Ffynonycorn, Llanwnog, Mongomeryshire |
| Census (3) | Commercial Road, Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (4) | Commercial Road, Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (5) | Canal Road, Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire |
| Census (6) | RG12/4593/119b |
| Census (7) | Commercial House, Canal Basin, Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire |
| Burial | According to Montgomeryshire Records No: MR/MI/23 - the Llanllwchaiarn Burial
Register lists Jane as having been buried on 8th July. A feat indeed, as she
died on 6 September - as noted on her headstone and in the Family Bible.
However, the headstone states she was 94 at her death, when in fact she must have been 93. |
| Death | Jane's headstone states she was 94 at her death, when in fact she must have been
93. The otherwise incorrect Burial Record in the Parish Register states that
she was 93.
Bible says: Mother (Jane) Sept 6, 1911 aged 94 [so, a discrepancy regarding her age at death here, also] |
Child 2: Ann LEWIS
| Name: | Ann LEWIS | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 24 Jul 1823 24 | |
| Christening | 14 Aug 1823 (age 0) | Llanwnog Parish Church Montgomeryshire 25,26 |
Child 3: David LEWIS
| Name: | David LEWIS | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Jane ? (1820?- ) | |
| Birth | bef 12 Jul 1826 | |
| Christening | 12 Jul 1826 (age 0) | Llanwnog Parish Church Montgomeryshire 27,28 |
| Occupation | Labourer | |
| Census | 6 Jun 1841 (age 14) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
Additional Information
| Census | Ffynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire |
Child 4: Richard LEWIS
| Name: | Richard LEWIS | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 16 Mar 1829 29 | |
| Christening | 17 Apr 1829 (age 0) | Llanwnog Parish Church Montgomeryshire 30,31,32 |
| Census | 6 Jun 1841 (age 12) | Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire 5 |
Additional Information
| Census | Ffynnonycorn, Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire |
Note on Husband: Morgan LEWIS (1) - shared note
"Morgan my son was born July 30th at four a clock in the morning 1789"
Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1817)
Morgan Lewis, bach., Jane Maurice, Sp., banns and consent of parents 6th May 1817 signed Morgan Lewis and x for Jane
Witnesses: Evan Morris, Evan Morgan
In the 1841 Census, Morgan and Jane were living at Fynnonycorn, Llanwnog, with their children Jane, David, Richard.
[HO107/1436/8/55]
Memorial in Llanwnog Churchyard:
In memory of Morgan Lewis late clerk of this Parish who died Dec 2nd 1843 age 54 years.
Also Jane his wife who died Jun 23 1869 age 82 years.
Christ died for us that wheather [sic] we wake or sleep we should live together with Him. 1 Thes.v. 10
Note on Husband: Morgan LEWIS (2)
In the Lewis/Roberts Family Bible of 1620 Morgan has made various scribblings such as:
"Morgan Lewis his hand and pen"
"Morgan Lewis his hand and pen he will
be good but the Lord knows when"33
Note on Husband: Morgan LEWIS (3)
In the Lewis/Roberts Family Bible of 1620 there are other various scribblings that I am unable to attribute - in the following case perhaps it is just as well!
At the end of Esther in the Apocrypha:
"John S Savage
John Savage
Cunt and Prick"34
Note on Husband: Morgan LEWIS (4)
In the Lewis / Roberts Family Bible of 1620 there is the following inscription:
"Thomas the son of Jeremiah Jones was born February 22nd in the year 1812 on Saturday at 4 o clock in the evening"
I have no idea at present as to whom this refers.35
Note on Wife: Jane MORRIS (1) - shared note
In the Parish registers Jane made her mark with an "X" suggesting that she was unable to write.
Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1817)
Morgan Lewis, bach., Jane Maurice, Sp., banns and consent of parents 6th May 1817 signed Morgan Lewis and x for Jane
Witnesses: Evan Morris, Evan Morgan
Jane was still at Ffynnonycorn, a Widow, in 1851, with her Grand daughter Jane Davies, Jane Lewis, her Daughter-In-Law, and Ann Lewis, her Grandaughter.
[HO107/2496/378/423]
Jane's second marriage to John Gittins was witnessed by David Jones and Evan Kinsey [Llanwnog Parish Clerk?] Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1852) Marriage: No. 137 p. 69
14th May 1852 - Licence
John Gittins/58/Wid./Blacksmith/Bwlch y Ffrydd / Edward Gittins/ Blacksmith
Jane Lewis/Widow / 63 / _ / Ffynnonycorn / Richard Morris / Tailor
Signed: John Gittins and X for Jane Lewis
Witnesses: David Jones and Evan Kinsey [Evan Kinsey was Llanwnog Parish Clerk]
Memorial in Llanwnog Churchyard:
"In memory of Morgan Lewis late clerk of this Parish who died Dec 2nd 1843 age 54 years.
Also Jane his wife who died Jun 23 1869 age 82 years.
Christ died for us that wheather [sic] we wake or sleep we should live together with Him. 1 Thes.v. 10
Burial register also states that Jane was 82 years old at the time of her death, making her birth date circa 1787.
Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1869)
Burial: 26th June 1869 Jane Lewis ["Lewis" crossed out] Gittins, Penygloddfa, Newtown age 82 years
Note on Wife: Jane MORRIS (2)
In the Lewis / Roberts Family Bible of 1620 there is the following inscription:
"Elizabeth the daughter of John Gittins by Elizabeth his wife was born June 28th 1789 three a clock in the morning"
At present I have no idea to which family it refers; Jane Lewis married a John Gittins. Could it be a member of his family?36
Sources
| 1 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1817) Morgan Lewis a Bachelor and Jane Maurice a Spinster both of this Parish were married in this Church by banns and Consent of parents this sixth day of May in the Year 1817 This Marriage was solemnised between us } Morgan Lewis } Jane Maurice X In the Presence of } Evan Morris } Evan Morgan |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 2 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). The page following the Apocrypha. Cit. Date: 29
July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Morgan my Son was Born July 30th 1789 at four a clock in the morning" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 3 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 4 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). The page before the beginning of the New
Testament. Cit. Date: 29 July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: " 1789 Octr 2 Morgan Lewis son of John Lewis by Ann his wife was baptized The above is a true copy taken out of the " This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 5 | "Census 1841 (Morgan Lewis) Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire HO107/1436/8/55/4". Assessment: Primary evidence. |
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| Source: Census 1841 (Morgan Lewis) Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire HO107/1436/8/55/4, Morgan Lewis 41 | |
| 6 | "Information from Free Births, Marriages, and Deaths website: http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/" (Internet). |
| Internet. Call Number: http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/ (electronic). |
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| Source: Free BMD website, marriage certificate - Lucy Jaques Alexander Davis - 25Dec 1902 | |
| 7 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Register:
Morgan Lewis / Parish Clerk / Ffynnon y Corn / bur 6 December 1843 age 54 Memorial in Llanwnog Churchyard: In memory of Morgan Lewis late clerk of this Parish who died Dec 2nd 1843 age 54 years. Also Jane his wife who died Jun 23 1869 age 82 years. Christ died for us that wheather [sic] we wake or sleep we should live together with Him. 1 Thes.v. 10 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 8 | GRO, 1851 census (Microfilm). |
| Family Records Centre, 1 Myddleton Street LONDON EC1R 1UW. Tel: 020 8392 5300. |
| 9 | "Census 1851 (Jane Lewis) Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire HO107/2496/378/13/". |
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| Source: Census 1851 (Jane Lewis) Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire HO107/2496/378/13/, Jane Lewis 51 | |
| 10 | GRO, 1861 census (Microfilm). RG9/4247/7/8 1861 Census of Montgomeryshire,
Newtown Enumeration District: Aberhafesp. Cit. Date: 7 April 1861. Assessment:
Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: RG9/4247/7/8 GITTINS Jane au w 73 aunt MGY Mallwydmmo Bwlchyffrydd /f7/p8 GITTINS Pryce h u 24 blacksmith MGY Llanfair Carrin+ Bwlchyffrydd /f7/p8 |
| Family Records Centre, 1 Myddleton Street LONDON EC1R 1UW. Tel: 020 8392 5300. |
| 11 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1869). Cit. Date: 29
July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Burial register also states that Jane was 82 years old at the time of her death, making her birth date circa 1787. Llanwnog Parish Registers: (1869) Burial: 26th June 1869 Jane Lewis ["Lewis" crossed out] Gittins, Pennygloddfa, Newtown age 82 years Memorial in Llanwnog Churchyard: In memory of Morgan Lewis late clerk of this Parish who died Dec 2nd 1843 age 54 years. Also Jane his wife who died Jun 23 1869 age 82 years. Christ died for us that wheather [sic] we wake or sleep we should live together with Him. 1 Thes.v. 10 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 12 | Ibid. Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: Mother - January 18th 1818 |
| 13 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). Text From Source: "Jane the daughter of Morgan
Lewis by Jane his wife was born January the 18th 1818. 5 minutes past 4 a clock
in the forenoon"
This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 14 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Register: Jane daughter of Morgan and Jane Lewis, Brynbach, Weaver Feb 8th 1818 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 15 | Church of the Latter Day Saints, "http://www.familysearch.org/". Assessment:
Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JANE LEWIS Female -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: 08 FEB 1818 Llanwnog, Montgomery, Wales Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: MORGAN LEWIS Family Mother: JANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C082721 1813 - 1852 0104588 Film 1238632 Film Sheet: 00 |
| Internet. Call Number: http://www.familysearch.org/ (electronic). |
| 16 | "Census 1861 (William Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Montgomeryshire RG9/4251/36/33". Assessment: Primary evidence. |
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| Source: Census 1861 (William Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Montgomeryshire RG9/4251/36/33, William Roberts (a) 61 | |
| 17 | "Census 1871 (William Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG10/RG10/5616/47/16". Assessment: Primary evidence. |
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| Source: Census 1871 (William Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG10/RG10/5616/47/16, William Jane and Robert Roberts 71 | |
| 18 | "Census 1881 (William Roberts) Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG11/ 5487 / 40/ 41". |
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| Source: Census 1881 (William Roberts) Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG11/ 5487 / 40/ 41, William Roberts 81 | |
| 19 | "Census 1901 (Jane Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG13/5196/?/22". |
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| Source: Census 1901 (Jane Roberts) Llanllwchaiarn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire RG13/5196/?/22, Jane Roberts 01 | |
| 20 | Llanllwchaiarn Parish registers (Microfilm). Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Burial: Jane Roberts; Commercial House, Canal Road, Llanllwchaiarn July 8 [age] 93 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 21 | "Gravestone". Assessment: Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanllwchaiarn Cemetery: Double slate headstone: "Not lost but gone before: the Lord is my shield In loving memory of Matilda Louisa, beloved wife of D.G. Gordon Manchester and youngest daughter of Wm and Jane Roberts Commercial Street Newtown who fell asleep in Jesus Feb 18 1878 aged 24 years. In loving memory of William Roberts Commercial Rd Newtown who died Dec 7th 1889 aged 75 years. Fell asleep until day break. Also of Jane wife of the above who died Sep 6th 1911 [sic] aged 94 years Ye on lengthy days presuming Who on paths of pleasure tread Saw me late in beauty blooming Numbered now among the dead" |
| 22 | Llanllwchaiarn Parish registers (Microfilm). Also of Jane wife of the above who
died Sep 6th 1911 [sic] aged 94 years. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanllwchaiarn Cemetery: Double slate headstone: "Not lost but gone before: the Lord is my shield In loving memory of Matilda Louisa, beloved wife of D.G. Gordon Manchester and youngest daughter of Wm and Jane Roberts Commercial Street Newtown who fell asleep in Jesus Feb 18 1878 aged 24 years. In loving memory of William Roberts Commercial Rd Newtown who died Dec 7th 1889 aged 75 years. Fell asleep until day break. Also of Jane wife of the above who died Sep 6th 1911 [sic] aged 94 years Ye on lengthy days presuming Who on paths of pleasure tread Saw me late in beauty blooming Numbered now among the dead" |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 23 | "Family bible inscribed "To Robert Roberts the gift of Miss [?] 1867"".
Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Mother (Jane) Sept 6, 1911 aged 94 |
| Glyn Roberts. |
| 24 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). The page before the Apocrypha. Cit. Date: 29 July
2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Allso Ann the daughter of Morgan Lewis by Jane his wife was born July 24th 1823 In the forenoon -" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 25 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Register: Anne daughter of Morgan and Jane Lewis, Tyn Llan, Farmer 24th August 1823 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 26 | Church of the Latter Day Saints, "http://www.familysearch.org/". Assessment:
Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANNE LEWIS Female -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: 14 AUG 1823 Llanwnog, Montgomery, Wales Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: MORGAN LEWIS Family Mother: JANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C082721 1813 - 1852 0104588 Film 1238632 Film Sheet: 00 |
| Internet. Call Number: http://www.familysearch.org/ (electronic). |
| 27 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Register: David son of Morgan and Jane Lewis, Village, Weaver July 12th 1826 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 28 | Church of the Latter Day Saints, "http://www.familysearch.org/". Assessment:
Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DAVID LEWIS Male -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: 12 JUL 1826 Llanwnog, Montgomery, Wales Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: MORGAN LEWIS Family Mother: JANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C082721 1813 - 1852 0104588 Film 1238632 Film Sheet: 00 |
| Internet. Call Number: http://www.familysearch.org/ (electronic). |
| 29 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). The page before St Matthew's Gospel. Cit. Date:
29 July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Richard the son of Morgan Lewis By Jane his wife Was born March 16 . 1829 half past 3 o clock in the forenoon" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 30 | Llanwnog Parish Registers. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: Llanwnog Parish Register: Richard son of Morgan and Jane Lewis, Tyn Llan, Farmer April 11th 1829 |
| Powis County Archive Office, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells POWIS. |
| 31 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). The page before the beginning of St Matthew's
Gospel. Cit. Date: 29 July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Richard the son of Morgan Lewis By Jane his wife Was Born Mrch 16. 1829 half past 3 o clock in the forenoon" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 32 | Church of the Latter Day Saints, "http://www.familysearch.org/". Assessment:
Secondary evidence.
Text From Source: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RICHARD LEWIS Male -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: 17 APR 1829 Llanwnog, Montgomery, Wales Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: MORGAN LEWIS Family Mother: JANE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C082721 1813 - 1852 0104588 Film 1238632 Film Sheet: 00 |
| Internet. Call Number: http://www.familysearch.org/ (electronic). |
| 33 | "Holy Bible" (printed 1620). Old Testament: Jeremiah ch. 47 / 48. Cit. Date:
29 July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Morgan Lewis his hand and pen" "Morgan Lewis his hand and pen he will be good but the Lord knows when" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| Graham Hoadly. |
| 34 | Ibid. At the end of Esther in the Apocrypha. Cit. Date: 29 July 2003.
Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "John S Savage John Savage Cunt and Prick" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| 35 | Ibid. The page facing the New Testament. Cit. Date: 29 July 2003. Assessment:
Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Thomas the son of Jeremiah Jones was born February 22nd in the year 1812 on Saturday at 4 o clock in the evening" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |
| 36 | Ibid. Cit. Date: 29 July 2003. Assessment: Primary evidence.
Text From Source: "Elizabeth the daughter of John Gittins by Elizabeth his wife was born June 28th 1789 three a clock in the morning" This information is from a large Welsh Family Bible printed in London by Bonham Norton and John Bill. Printed by the printer who printed for the King. Anno Domini 1620. There is no evidence to suggest who originally owned the Bible. The earliest reference inscribed within is to "My father John Lewis [of Pantycrasdy] born August 1726" Pantycrasdy is a farm near Llanwnog in Mongomeryshire, now Powis. It still exists, although the farmhouse is modern - i.e. not the building John Lewis would have known. The farm presently lies on a minor road that runs parallel to and north of the A470 between Carno and Clatter. The Bible appears to have remained with the Lewises and went from Morgan Lewis into the posession of his daughter Jane who married William Roberts of Newtown. It went from Jane to her son Robert Morgan Roberts and then to his son Archibald Lewis Roberts. Archie gave it to his niece Gwyneth, who gave it to her son Graham Hoadly. Graham is the present owner - 29th July 2003. |