NAMEBASE
Gramps ID |
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Author |
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References
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Grace Jones
[I0010]
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Place/date in extended obit in TGEA collection.
[E0209]
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David Jones/Ap Simon/ApSimon
[I0021]
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Mary/Mari Thomas
[I0019]
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Burial, Mary/Mari Thomas
[E0207]
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Thomas Jones
[I0093]
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Burial, Catherine (Jones)
[E0221]
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Rev. John Thomas B.A. officiated.
[E0014]
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Birth, Humphrey Jones
[E0215]
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Thomas Trevor ApSimon
[I0007]
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"Llanegil"
[E0216]
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Residence, Thomas Jones
[E0219]
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Christening, Ellinor/Elinor Jones
[E0222]
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1887 date is from White's. 1885 Namebase.
[E0386]
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Grace and Ellinor are twins. NAMEBASE gives date. 1851 and 61 say 1804-5. Not in 1841 census.
[E0022]
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Christening, Grace Jones
[E0210]
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Start date established in the Monthly Tidings article, recording the Catharine St. Presbyterian Church's thanks to Thomas for almost 20 years service. 1891 census gives Willow Hall Lane - if in another house here, that may explain the discordance re address.
[E0383]
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Thomas ApSimon (Jones)
[I0008]
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Harriet Agnes Thompson
[I0090]
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Jane Rowlands
[I0020]
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Thomas, Annie, Joe, TTA, ATA, EDA, Harriet (sister in law), Mary Anne Jones 24 Rhos Denbigh servant
[E0388]
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Death, Thomas Jones
[E0212]
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Presumably killed by the consequences of the Spanish flu - TTA's letters from the front advise him on remedies for a flu-like illness.
[E0008]
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In 1883 Thomas advertises it for rent at £46: "two entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, bath, w.c., kitchen, washhouse, pantry."
[E0385]
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Joseph Henry ApSimon
[I0012]
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Estyn Douglas ApSimon
[I0015]
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Birth, David Jones/Ap Simon/ApSimon
[E0027]
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Catherine (Jones)
[I0094]
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See also funeral ale etc bills in LTR&DOCS.
[E0223]
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Humphrey Jones
[I0095]
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Marriage, Family of Thomas Jones and Catherine (Jones)
[E0214]
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Anna Elizabeth Thompson
[I0011]
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Arthur Tryweryn ApSimon
[I0014]
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Ellinor/Elinor Jones
[I0096]
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Thomas bond establishes that her brother was Hugh Jones & thus that Jones was her birthname.
[E0220]
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Death, Ellinor/Elinor Jones
[E0218]
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Death, Catherine (Jones)
[E0213]
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AMA: The move to West Kirby followed Thomas ApSimon's financial crash - Van Gelder, ApSimon & Co. patent suit against Sowerby Bridge United District Flour Society. Very small compared to Willow Hall. 1893 Liverpool Mercury ad for an iron chapel is marvellous.
[E0387]