Welsh
families
welcome
For genealogy and help with family history
in South Wales, and even Gloucestershire, from Pembrokeshire and with
the tide all along the Severn Channel, and up the Severn estuary and
River Severn as far as the Severn Bore rolls.
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I call it the merry dance between
primary sources:- first your living relatives,
with birth and marriage certificates back to 1st July 1837.
From 1901 all the census back to 1841 with parish registers,
wills, probates and much much more in the archives - often not online.
All the time dancing between sources comparing and recording.
Take pains and beware of the common errors in genealogy.
with birth and marriage certificates back to 1st July 1837.
From 1901 all the census back to 1841 with parish registers,
wills, probates and much much more in the archives - often not online.
All the time dancing between sources comparing and recording.
Take pains and beware of the common errors in genealogy.
my blog GENEALOGE
my home page on Family History Research basics
Census
UK FAQ to help you find out what is available UPDATED
a virtual library with one book ! so far
first notes about welshness
Welsh Archives FAQ
UK FAQ archives for americans
a virtual library with one book ! so far
first notes about welshness
Welsh Archives FAQ
UK FAQ archives for americans
some research ideas with good links too
Monmouthshire Genealogy reference pages on GENUKI
Google Search: Monmouthshire * Google Search: Monmouthshire MAP * Google Search: Monmouthshire MAPS
St David's Day But who was St. David, &
why is he so important to the Welsh?
And just how is St. David's Day celebrated in Wales today?
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created August 12 2004 - sitemap homepages of Hugh Watkins
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