DAVIES OF UPPER
BROADMOOR, TALBENNY AND GT. HOATEN FARM, ST. ISHMAEL'S
Generation No. 1
1. ??1 DAVIES
Children of ?? DAVIES are:
2. i. JOHN2 DAVIES, b. of Upper Broadmoor, Talbenny, Pemrbrokeshire; d. Bet.
February - March 1793, Upper Broodmoor, Talbenny.
ii. JOSEPH DAVIES1, b. Abt. 1742, of
Gt. Hoaten & Deerland Farm (?)2.
Notes for JOSEPH DAVIES:
This Joseph Davies is believed to be the same Joseph Davies who was
brother to John Davies of Upper Broadmoor.
Joseph Davies leased Gt. Hoaten Farm and also owned Deerland Farm. (Source:
Land Tax Returns for 1786).
More About JOSEPH DAVIES:
Fact: 1786, possibly the same Joseph Davies who was tenant of Great Hoaten3
Living: 1793, At Sutton, in the parish of Lambston, Pembs.4
iii. GEORGE DAVIES4, b. Of Talbenny,
Pembs..
More About GEORGE DAVIES:
Fact: 1793, Of Talbenny, Pembs.
iv. ???? DAVIES, b. Abt. 1753; m. MR HIRE.
Notes for ???? DAVIES:
Mrs Hire is mentioned in the Sale particulars of the estate of the late
William Scryme in 1787. She is listed
as one of the three lives for which Gt. Hoaten Farm had been leased. The others mentioned were Joseph Davies and
a Miss Davies. It is presumed that all
three were probably brother and sisters.
v. MISS DAVIES, b. Abt. 17545.
Notes for MISS DAVIES:
Miss Davies is mentioned in the Sale particulars of the estate of the
late William Scryme in 1787. She is
listed as one of the three lives for which Gt. Hoaten Farm had been
leased. The others mentioned were
Joseph Davies and a Mrs. Hire. It is
presumed that all three were probably brother and sisters.
More About MISS DAVIES:
Fact: Probably a sister to John, Joseph & George Davies
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN2 DAVIES (??1)6 was born in of Upper
Broadmoor, Talbenny, Pemrbrokeshire7, and died Bet.
February - March 1793 in Upper Broodmoor, Talbenny. He married (1) ANNE8. She died Bef. 1791. He
married (2) JANE (??SUTTON)9,10 1791 in Talbenny,
Pembrokeshire.
Notes for JOHN DAVIES:
John Davies was probably descended from the Joseph Davies of Talbenny
who was mentioned in the Hearth Tax for 1670 and is also possibly connected to
the Davies family of Crabhall and Mullock.
EXTRACT OF THE WILL OF JOHN DAVIES OF UPPER BROADMOOR, TALBENNY
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I, John Davies of Upper Broadmoor in the parish of Talbenny, Farmer.
Bequeth and divide all messuages, tenements and lands of Upper Broadmoor
he held by lease granted by John Phillips Laugharne, esq., to his brothers
Joseph of Sutton in the parish of Lambston and George of Talbenny, Farmer. Also all personal monies, household goods, furniture
and utencils to said brothers (in trust for his son Thomas and other children
if son Thomas shall die before 21 years of age).
John mentions his son Thomas. To
daugther Mary £20, to daughter Martha £70, to son John £10 when he is 23 years
old, he also to be put to apprentice in some trade when aged 14 as decided by
the Trustees. To wife Jane Davies,
£10. He states that his children are to
live at the Parsonage House, which he held under the Rev. William Tasker, Clerk
Rector, and that his brothers Joseph
and George Davies are to be Guardians of the said children. Joseph and George are also joint Executors.
If wife Jane keeps his youngest son, William, then he leaves her £6
instead of the £10 together with £3 per year for 5 years towards maintenance of
son William. If wife Jane does not take
sufficient came of son William to the Trustees satisfaction he appoints
Trustees to take said son William from her whenever they think proper, first
paying her the £3 a year. The Trustees
are to take care of son William and keep him in school until age of 14 then to
put him to apprentice in some trade that they think fit.
Will dated 16th February 1793
More About JOHN DAVIES:
Fact: 1793, Also of the Parsonage House, Talbenny which he held under
the Rev. William Tasker, Clerk, Rector.11
Land Tax: 1786, of Broadmoor, Talbenny, Pemrbrokeshire
Occupation: Farmer
Will dated: 16 February 1793
Will proved: 23 March 1793
Notes for JANE (??SUTTON):
Probably 'Jane Sutton' who married John Davies in 1791 at Talbenny/
More About JOHN DAVIES and JANE (??SUTTON):
Marriage: 1791, Talbenny, Pembrokeshire
Children of JOHN DAVIES and ANNE are:
3. i. THOMAS3 DAVIES, b. Abt. 1783,
Talbenny, Pembs.; d. 1867.
ii. JOHN DAVIES12,13, b. Abt. 1784.
Notes for JOHN DAVIES:
Believed to be a son of John Davies and his wife Anne - parish register
is rather indistinct.
iii. MARY DAVIES13.
iv. MARTHA DAVIES13.
Child of JOHN DAVIES and JANE (??SUTTON) is:
v. WILLIAM3 DAVIES13, b. Bet. 1791 -
1793.
Generation No. 3
3. THOMAS3 DAVIES (JOHN2, ??1)14,15,16,16 was born Abt. 1783
in Talbenny, Pembs.17, and died 1867. He married MARTHA HORE18,19 29 November 1808
in Talbenny, Pembrokeshire20,21, daughter of THOMAS HOAR and MARY. She was born Bet. 1788 - 1789 in Talbenny,
Pembs.22, and died 186723.
Notes for THOMAS DAVIES:
1841 CENSUS
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HO 107/1449/11 St.Ishmaels, folio 6, page 4
Thomas Davies, 55, Farmer
Martha Davies, 50
Owen Davies, 20, M.S.
Elizabeth Davies, 20
Ann Davies, 15
George Davies, 15
Cornelius Davies, 12
All born in Pembrokeshire
1851 CENSUS
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HO 107/2477 Walwyn's Castle, schedule 38, folio 283, page 12
Thomas Davies, 68, b. Talbenny
Martha Davies, 63, b. Talbenny
Sarah Davies, 47, b. Talbenny
Cornelius Davies, 21, b. St.Ishmaels
More About THOMAS DAVIES:
Baptised: 7 January 1783, Parish Church, Talbenny, Pembs.24
Burial: St. Ishmaels, Pembs
Census 1: 1861, Living at North Cottage, St. Ishmael's (aged 78) with
his wife Martha
Census 2: 1851, Living in Walwyn's Castle, Pembs.25
Fact: 22 August 1829, of St. Ishmael's parish26
Guardians: 1793, of Thomas were his uncles Joseph & George Davies
Living: Aft. 1793, At the Parsonage House, Talbenny
Occupation 1: 1861, Retired Farmer27
Occupation 2: 1808, Farmer
More About MARTHA HORE:
Burial: St. Ishmael's, Pembs
Fact: Martha was the widow of William Wathen of Talbenny
Marriage Notes for THOMAS DAVIES and MARTHA HORE:
Thomas Davies and Martha Hore were married by Licence. Thomas was listed as a farmer and Martha as
a widow. Both were of the parish of
Talbenny and both were literate and signed the register.
Witnesses were: John Davies and
Thomas Mathias. Both witnesses were
literate and signed the register.
Pembrokeshire Records Office were not able to locate the original
marriage allegation/bond. (2001)
More About THOMAS DAVIES and MARTHA HORE:
Marriage: 29 November 1808, Talbenny, Pembrokeshire28,29
Children of THOMAS DAVIES and MARTHA HORE are:
4. i. THOMAS4 DAVIES, b. 20 September
1809, Talbenny, Pembrokeshire; d. Unknown.
ii. MARY DAVIES, b. Abt. 1813.
More About MARY DAVIES:
Baptised: 1813, Talbenny, Pembrokeshire
iii. JOHN DAVIES, b. Abt. 1815.
More About JOHN DAVIES:
Baptised: 22 October 1815, Talbenny, Pembrokeshire
iv. ELIZABETH DAVIES30, b. Abt. 1821.
v. OWEN DAVIES30, b. Abt. 1821.
5. vi. GEORGE DAVIES, b. Bet. 1825 - 1826, St. Ishmael's,
Pemrbrokeshire.
vii. ANN DAVIES30, b. Abt. 1826.
viii. CORNELIUS DAVIES31, b. Abt. 1828, St.
Ishmael's, Pembs..
Generation No. 4
4. THOMAS4 DAVIES (THOMAS3, JOHN2, ??1) was born 20
September 1809 in Talbenny, Pembrokeshire32, and died
Unknown. He married MARGARET ROWE 27 August 1829 in
St. Ishmael's, Pembrokeshire33, daughter of REV. ROWE and PATTY CORNOCK. She was born 1809 in Penally, Pembs.34,35, and died 4
April 1868 in "Bicton", St.
Ishmael's, Pembs36.
Notes for THOMAS DAVIES:
Thomas was a farmer and farmed at Great Hoaten Farm, St. Ishmael's in
the early 1840s and also Giltons in the
parish of Walwyn's Castle in the late 1840s.
The 1841 census shows Thomas as aged 30, a farmer living at Great Hoaten
Farm, St. Ishmaels. (Source: HO107 Piece 1449 Book 11 Folio 5 Page 3).
Thomas is NOT shown as deceased on his daughter Martha's marriage
certificate in 1861.
More About THOMAS DAVIES:
Baptised: 15 October 1809, Parish Church, Talbenny, Pembs.37
Census 1: 1841, Living at Great Hoaten Farm (Anchor Hoaten), St.
Ishmaels. Thomas's age is given as 30.
Census 2: 1851, Thomas is not shown on the 1851 census for Rhos -
presumed dead by this date.
Fact 1: Possibly connected to Gilterns (Giltons), Walwyns Castle
Fact 2: Was literate
Fact 3: 22 August 1829, of St. Ishmael's parish38
Occupation: 1829, Farmer39,40
Notes for MARGARET ROWE:
Margaret is buried at St. Ishmael's church in the parish of St.
Ishmael's. When I visited in 2001 the
churchyard was very overgrown. Just by
pure luck I found Margarets tombstone propped up against a tree. If you go over the little bridge which goes
over the stream that passes quicte close to the church you will find Margaret's
grave just over the bridge on the the right hand side.
Details from the 1841 Census PRO Ref HO107 Piece 1449 Book 11 Folio 5
Page3)
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Margret Davies, 30
John Davies, 9
Thomas Davies, 8
Ellen Davies, 7
Robert Davies, 5
Elizabeth Davies, 3
Emma Davies, 1
All born in county of Pembrokeshire
Details from the 1851 Census for Little Hall, Talbenny, Pembs.
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Margaret is shown as head of the household, married, aged 40, a Cottager
born Penally, Pembs. Also living at
Little Hall were her sons Robert and Thomas Henry Davies and her daughters Elizabeth, Frances and Martha. Their father is not shown on the census at
Little Hall. (PRO Ref: HO107/2477
Folio 251 Page 3 Schedule 8)
More About MARGARET ROWE:
Baptised: 15 August 1809, St. Nicholas, Penally41
Burial: April 1868, St. Ishmael's, Pembs.
Census 1: 1841, Living at Great Hoaten Farm (Anchor Hoaten), St.
Ishmaels. Margaret's age is given as
30.
Census 2: 1851, Living at Little Hall, Talbenny. Her age was shown as 40.
Census 3: 1861, Living at Little Haven
with her son Thomas Davies
Fact 1: Was literate
Fact 2: Inscription on her headstone states that she was late of Gt.
Hoaten.42
Fact 3: Abt. 1849, Living at Giltons, Walwyn Castle
Fact 4: 1861, Census - Margaret is shown as a widow.
Fact 5: 1868, of Bicton, Sandy Haven - late of Gt. Hoaten43
Occupation: 1861, Retired Farmer44
Marriage Notes for THOMAS DAVIES and MARGARET ROWE:
Margaret Rowe and Thomas Davies were married in th parish church of St.
Ishmael's, Pembs. They were both of the
said parish and were married by Licence.
Both signed the register. They were both over 20 years old but under 21
thereby needing their parents consent to marriage.
Witnesses were: Dinah (Kain?)
amd Thomas Rowe (believed to be the same Thomas Rowe who was Margaret's brother
of Houghton)
The Marriage Allegation/Bond states Margaret's mother to be 'Martha
Rowe' - it is believed that this was an error, her name being Margaret.
More About THOMAS DAVIES and MARGARET ROWE:
Marriage: 27 August 1829, St. Ishmael's, Pembrokeshire45
Children of THOMAS DAVIES and MARGARET ROWE are:
i. JANE5 DAVIES, b. Abt. 1830.
ii. JOHN DAVIES46.
More About JOHN DAVIES:
Fact 1: Believed died young
Fact 2: It is possible that John was infact "Jane" - the name
on the 1841 census is not clear. I can
find no other record of this John but have found a Jane.47
iii. JOHN DAVIES48, b. Abt. 1832.
iv. THOMAS DAVIES, b. Abt. 1833.
v. ELLEN DAVIES48, b. Abt. 1834.
vi. ROBERT DAVIES, b. Abt. 1836, St. Ishmaels, Pembs..
Notes for ROBERT DAVIES:
Possibly the same Robert Davies who appears in the 1881 census as
follows (BUT THIS NEEDS TO BE PROVED) :
Runwayshell Farm House
Census Place: Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Source: FHL Film 1342304 PRO
Ref RG11 Piece 5416 Folio 51 Page 3
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Robert DAVIES M 44 M St Ishmaels, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Head
Occ: Farmer Of 57 Acres
Mary DAVIES M 42 F St Ishmaels, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Wife
Occ: Farmers Wife
Emma DAVIES U 21 F Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Farmers Daur
Margaret DAVIES U 19 F Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Farmers Daur
John DAVIES U 16 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
Elizabeth DAVIES U 15 F Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Farmers Daur
George DAVIES 13 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
William DAVIES 11 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
Robert DAVIES 10 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
James DAVIES 9 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
Ellen DAVIES 7 F Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Daur
Occ: Farmers Daur
Walter DAVIES 3 M Marloes, Pembroke, Wales
Rel: Son
Occ: Farmers Son
vii. ELIZABETH DAVIES, b. Abt. 1838, St. Ishmaels,
Pembs.; m. THOMAS DEVONALD; b. Abt. 1836,
Herbrandstone, Pembs.
More About THOMAS DEVONALD:
Fact: 1861, Thomas was a witness at the marriage of William Henry Feild
and Martha Davies
Occupation: 1881, Butcher49
viii. EMMA DAVIES50, b. Abt. 1839.
More About EMMA DAVIES:
Fact: Believed died young as she is not shown on the 1851 census
ix. MARTHA DAVIES, b. 1841, St. Ishmaels, Pembs.; d. 1923, Fold
Farm, Herbrandston; m. WILLIAM HENRY FEILD, 8 September 1861, Herbrandston, Pembs; b. 8 February
1829, Herbrandston; d. 1912, Fold Farm, Herbrandston.
Notes for MARTHA DAVIES:
Martha was a keen sportswoman in her youth and enjoyed fox hunting, she rode side saddle.
It is believed that the Davies family were responsible for the Anchor
which is at Great Hoaten Farm. Great
Hoaten Farm later became known as Anchor Hoaten.
According to Capt. John Boston Childs (husband of Elizabeth Child Feild,
who was 1st cousin to William Henry Feild, husband of Martha) near his home was a huge ancient anchor
which had probably belonged to a Viking ship.
It was brought from under the sea by the captain's relatives and was
laid in the lawn of their home. The
wood of the anchor is petrified.
From the book "Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and their
Families" by Major Francis Jones, 1999.
"In the westerly sector of the parish, near the boundary with St.
Brides, were the four messuages of Great-, Little-, Middle-Hoaten and Hoaten
Hill, all marked on Colby's map of 1831.
The most important of these was Great Hoaten, home of the Morgan family
in the 16th and 17th centuries".
"By now all the Hoatens were farmed by tenants. In 1786 Great-, Middle- and Little Hoaten
were owned by Thomas Skyrme of Vaynor and let to farmers. On the lawn of Great Hoaten rests a huge
iron achor, said to be a relic of the Spanish Armada". (Source:
'Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and their Families')
"On the lawn at Great Hoaten Farm is an enormous anchor, over
seventeen feet in length and with flukes measuring fourteen feet across, which
is locally held to be a relic of the Spanish Armada but is eighteenth
century. It was found on the beach at
St. Bride's Haven, though no one can say how it got there, and was dragged by
teams of horses to its presnt site."
(Source: 'Potrait of
Pembrokeshire' by Dillwyn Miles, 1984).
Martha is shown on the 1851 Census as living at Little Hall, Talbenny
with her mother Margaret as head of the household, married, aged 40, a Cottager
born Penally, Pembs. Also living at
Little Hall was her brothers Robert and Thomas Henry Davies and her sisters
Elizabeth & Frances. Their father
is not shown on the census at Little Hall.
ANCHOR HOATEN HOUSE
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A substantial 6 bedroom, 2 reception room house, retaining many original
features, with adjoining 3 bed house, outbuildings, including coach house,
workshop, stables, paddock, ponds and woodland in approx 3 acres.1¾ miles from
the coast. (2001)
More About MARTHA DAVIES:
Burial: 1923, Herbrandston
Census: 1851, Living at Little Hall, Talbenny (PRO Ref: HO107/2477 251)
Fact: of Great Hoaten Farm (
Anchor Hoaten).
Notes for WILLIAM HENRY FEILD:
William Henry Feild - farmer of Fold Farm, Herbrandston, Pembs.
Wrote this poem about his father's rescue of 14 sailors from the brig
"Felicita" in 1833.
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TO CAPTAIN FEILD
ON HIS BED OF SICKNESS
A shivering "Brig," tossed by the breakers,
'Midst the tempest's deafening roar,
Was driven in to Sandyhaven,
And was wreck'd not far from shore.
Six brave Tars lay safely anchor'd
Underneath the galloping wave,
And fourteen left for thee to rescue,
From a yawning watery grave.
Stupendous was the arm that bore thee,
Through the surf to save the crew,
And Fame stood on the beach to greet thee,
Victory's laurels o'er thee flew.
That "Cup," tho' silent on yon table,
Well deserves a golden frame,
And children's children will for ages,
Lisp the praises of thy name.
Thou hast sail'd the briny ocean,
And oft climbed the giddy mast,
But hast cast they rusty anchor
In this bed to moor at last.
Oft thy face has smiled upon me,
As we jogged the world along;
But they vacant gaze now tells me,
That they recollection's gone.
Kindred ties that bind me to thee,
Make this heart with anguish flow,
Any my sorrow for they sadness,
Is too much for thee to know.
Why does frenzy hold dominion,
O'er thy wide capacious brain?
Why has reason flown and left thee,
Never to return again?
Can fond memory ever slight thee,
Can this bosom e'er forget,
Can these eyes that languish on thee,
Turn away without regret.
What's they sickness or thy sorrow,
What's they anguish or thy pain,
If the senses taken from thee
Join they soul in heaven again.
Never will thy mother's blessing
Mould in oblivion's bed,
Angels o'er they form are hovering,
For the prayers that she said.
Beauteous spirits soon will bear thee,
Where the loveliest landscapes glow,
And mortality shall leave thee,
Mouldering in its tomb below.
W. H. FEILD
MARCH 7TH, 1870
"The Brig "FELICITA" of Palermo, was wrecked 20th
February, 1833.
More About WILLIAM HENRY FEILD:
Burial: 1912, Herbrandston
Fact 1: 1871, Census Enumerator for Herbrandston51
Fact 2: 1881, Census Enumerator for Herbrandston
Occupation 1: Farmer of The Fold, Herbrandston52
Occupation 2: 1901, Farmer53
Marriage Notes for MARTHA DAVIES and WILLIAM FEILD:
Martha Davies and William Henry Feild were married in 1861 by
Licence. The Witnesses were Thomas
Devonald and George Garlick.
More About WILLIAM FEILD and MARTHA DAVIES:
Marriage: 8 September 1861, Herbrandston, Pembs
Marriage license: 1861, By Licence
Wittnesses: Thomas Devonald and George Garlick
x. FRANCES DAVIES, b. Abt. 1847, Walwyn's Castle, Pembs..
xi. THOMAS HENRY DAVIES54, b. Abt. 1849,
Giltons, Walwyns Castle, Pembrokshire54; d. 12 December 1930,
Gt. Hoaten, St. Ishmael's, Pembs.; m. EMILY54; b. Abt. 1855,
Eastfield, St. Brides, Pembroke, Wales55.
Notes for THOMAS HENRY DAVIES:
Thomas Henry Davies took possession of Great Hoaten Farm (Anchor Hoaten)
and was living there in 1881 and was still shown as living there in the 1891
census. Between 1877 - 1878 (and
probably before and after these dates) Thomas and his family were living at
Orlandon, St. Brides. It appears that
Thomas took over at Gt. Hoaten Farm sometime after 1878.
It was also probably Thomas who
was responsible for bringing the Anchor to Gt. Hoaten and putting it on the
front lawn where it has been ever since.
It was reputed to have been put there during the 1880's or 90's.
More About THOMAS HENRY DAVIES:
Census 1: 1881, Lliving at Great Hoaten Farm, St. Ishmaels
Census 2: 1891, Living at Great Hoaten Farm (Anchor Hoaten), St.
Ishmaels. Thomas's age is given as 30.
Fact: Bet. 1879 - 1880, Took over farming at Great Hoaten
Occupation: 1881, Farmer of 140 acres, employing 1 Labr. & 1 Boy56
5. GEORGE4 DAVIES (THOMAS3, JOHN2, ??1)57 was born Bet. 1825
- 1826 in St. Ishmael's, Pemrbrokeshire.
He married MARY ANNE
ELIZABETH ?? Bef. 1847. She was born Abt. 1823 in Malpas,
Monmothshire.
Notes for GEORGE DAVIES:
1851 CENSUS
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HO 107/2477 St.Ishmaels, schedule 42, folio 181, page 10
George Davies, 26, b. St.Ishmaels
Mary Ann Elizabeth Davies, 28, b. Malpas, MON
Caroline Davies, 4, b. St.Ishmaels
Gertrude Mary Davies, 3, b. St.Ishmaels
Constance Davies, 4mo., b. St.Ishmaels
More About GEORGE DAVIES and MARY ??:
Marriage: Bef. 1847
Children of GEORGE DAVIES and MARY ?? are:
i. CAROLINE5 DAVIES, b. Abt. 1847.
ii. GERTRUDE MARY DAVIES, b. Abt. 1848.
iii. CONSTANCE DAVIES, b. Abt. 1851.
Endnotes
1. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
2. Sale
particulars of the estates of the late William Scryme dated 1787.
3. Land Tax
Returns of 1786 for St. Ishmael's.
4. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
5. Sale
particulars of the estates of the late William Scryme dated 1787.
6. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
7. Land Tax
Returns of 1786 for Talbenny.
8. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
9. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
10. Rhos
Marriage Index.
11. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
12. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
13. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
14. Kathleen
Crawley.
15. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
16. NLW - Will of John Davies of Upper Broadmoor,
Ref: SD/1793/199 W.
17. 1861
Census.
18. Kathleen
Crawley.
19. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
20. Rhos
Marriage Index.
21. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
22. 1861
Census.
23. Kathleen
Crawley.
24. Parish
Register.
25. 1841
Census Index.
26. Marriage
Licence of Thomas Davies and Margaret Rowe 22/8/1829.
27. 1861
Census.
28. Rhos
Marriage Index.
29. Talbenny
Parish Registers.
30. 1841
Census Index.
31. 1841 and
1851 Census Returns.
32. Talbenny
Parish Register.
33. St.
Ishmael's Parish Register.
34. This date
was taken from the gravestone of Margaret in St. Ishmael's church..
35. 1861
Census.
36. Insciption
on her tombstone in St. Ishmael's churchyard..
37. Parish
Register.
38. Marriage
Licence of Thomas Davies and Margaret Rowe.
39. Marriage
Certificate of Martha Davies.
40. Marriage
Licence of Thomas Davies and Margaret Rowe 22/8/1829.
41. Parish
Register of St. Nicholas, Penally.
42. Headstone
in St. Ishmael's churchyard.
43. Burial
Register for St. Ishmael's.
44. 1861
Census.
45. St.
Ishmael's Parish Register.
46. Kathleen
Margaret Crawley, c. 1980's.
47. 1841
Census.
48. Kathleen
Margaret Crawley, c. 1980's.
49. 1881
Census.
50. Kathleen
Margaret Crawley, c. 1980's.
51. 1881
Census for HerbrandstonCensus Office
52. 1871
CensusCensus Office
53. 1901
Census.
54. 1881
Census.
55. 1891
Census.
56. 1881
Census.
57. 1841
Census Index.