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jennifer lancaster
4th October 2011, 12:13
Hi, Please look up where William and Rachael Vaughan and family were in 1851 They may still be in Clodock and Longtown Herefordshire. Many thanks:)
emeltee
4th October 2011, 14:24
Hi,
This looks like them
HO107/1978/f643
Inn, Longtown
William Vaughan 68 Timber Merchant
Rachel 50 wife
William 21 son Timber Merchant
Ann 10 dau Scholar
All born Clodock
Emeltee
Census info copyright TNA
jennifer lancaster
5th October 2011, 09:54
Hi Emeltee
Thank you so much for this "look up". I am delighted with the result and can now up date my records.
Kindest regards
Jenny :)
emeltee
5th October 2011, 14:21
Hi Jennifer,
Just out of curiosity I looked for Rachel and William in other Censuses and here are the results in case you don't have them.
1841
Long Town Village
William 50 Timber Merchant#
Rachel 40
William 12
Elinor 7
Elizabeth 5
Not known 1 mth (presumably the Ann who is on the 1851 Census)
All the children are down as born in county but Rachel and William are not born in county.
1861
Black Lion Inn, Longtown
William 80 Victualler Llandorya, Monmouth
Rachel 60 Chemich, Monmouth
No sign of them in 1871
Hope this is of interest,
Emeltee
Census copyright TNA
jennifer lancaster
6th October 2011, 11:27
Hi Emeltee
Wow! That is great. Now I can enter Rachael's birth date and where she was born. Many, many thanks :biggrin:
Kind regards
Jennifer
emeltee
6th October 2011, 18:14
Hi Jennifer,
I've found a bit more info for you, although you may have it already. What had been transcribed as William's birthplace in 1861 Census, Llandroya, is in fact Llandrogo. Both the family search site and FreeREG have the baptism of a William Vaughan in Llandrogo in 1783. The parents are John and Elizabeth Vaughan. William also had a sister Eleanor baptised 1785.
Unfortunately I can't find William's marriage to Rachel nor can I find anything more re his parents. I have looked to see where Chemich, Rachel's birthplace from the Census is but cannot find it, or anything like it anywhere in Monmouthshire so I suspect that it is another mistranscription. I have looked at the image of the original page and it looks like Chemesh to me.
Good luck,
Emeltee
juliejtp
6th October 2011, 19:23
Hi,
Could Rachaels place of birth be Cemais Comawndwr (Kemeys Commander) - Cemais (Kemeys Inferior).
juliejtp
6th October 2011, 19:44
Hi,
A possibility for Rachael in 1871
Civil parish Abergavenny
Isaac Griffiths head age 29 occ licensed victualler born Llanvihangel
Annie wife age 29 born Longtown
Rachel Vaughan age 78 born Kemys
Edith A Griffiths dau age 3 born Llanwenarth Ultra?
Elizabeth Jones servant
Class RG10
Piece 5309
Folio 81
Page 4
davelambert271
6th October 2011, 20:04
could this possibly be the marriage.. Llandrogo is on the welsh/Gloucester border, just over the severn bridge
William Vaughan
England, Bristol Parish Registers, 1538-1900
Residence: 01 Aug 1819 Gloucestershire, Bristol, St Nicholas
name: William Vaughan
event: Marriage
event date: 01 Aug 1819
event place: Bristol, St Nicholas, Gloucestershire, England
gender: Female
marital status: Single
spouse: Rachael James
spouse's marital status: Single
digital folder number: 4223349
dave
jennifer lancaster
7th October 2011, 13:18
To emeltee, julietp, and davelambert271. Thank you so much for all your help. I am delighted with the information. I am sure that the marrige record found is "our" Rachael and William. All this takes me much further, and I am fasciated by what you have found and really appreciate the interest. familyhistory UK is a wonderful resource, particularly for those of us who live so far away. Thank you all :biggrin:
emeltee
7th October 2011, 17:44
Hi,
I've found another child born to William and Rachel, other than those mentioned in the Censuses. familysearch has a Mary Ann baptised in 1822 in Clodock and Longtown, parents William and Rachel Vaughan.
Emeltee
jennifer lancaster
8th October 2011, 10:57
Hi emeltee
Thank you so much for finding MaryAnn. I am sure she is Ann's sister although she was born 20 years before Ann. I have seen a record for her before and wondered whether she and Ann were sisters. I am convinced that they were and in fact, will now enter her into my tree as a sibling.
Many thanks to all of you at familyhistory UK for mentioning your findings in FreeReg. I have looked at the records you found and am delighted at how detailed they are . This opens new doors for me.
I received an e-mail from someone who is convinced she is descended from Ann Vaughan. Her g father is Samuel (William?) Griffiths, who married an Edmonds. One of Ann and Isaac's children was Samuel Isaac. This has caused some confusion.
Once again, many thanks for your interest and all you are doing for my family tree.
Kind regards :biggrin:
Jenny
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