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We get a number of requests for information from people whose descendents came form the Llangrannog area, wanting information on their family home or whether they still have family living in the area.

To date we have had a number of successes, sending photographs to Australia and the USA, however it is getting more difficult and we would appreciate any help from anyone concerning the items below.

In the first instance please contact Bryan Davies and we can then pass on the information.

Brian Jenkins is looking for information on His Grandfather or any descendants



David William Jenkins
born Penllainfach, Llangranog, February 1887

Father was Evan Jenkins
Mother was Mary Jenkins

Attended Pontgarreg School (I think)
admitted 29.06.1892

Address also shown as Rhydnanty

Poss. sisters:

Mary Jenkins (Nee Durham) D.O.B. 22.10.1888


Anne Jenkins D.O.B. 03.09.1884

 

Eliza Jenkins D.O.B. 10.12.1882
 

Robyn Jones from Australia

. I contacted you late last year re photos of Cefncwrt and Evans family graves at Capel y Wig. Well , my husband and I are planning another trip to Wales May 2007 after Anzac celebrations in Turkey. And as I have no idea where to start I wondered if you could help. I want to find out if I have any surviving relations in the Llangrannog/Cardigan area.

I think they were the family whose ancestors  owned Cefncwrt till 1968. Evan and Mary Evans were there till 1881and had surviving Children Mary b. 1833 , William b 1834 my great grand father and Thomas b 1839.  There were others but they perished before their parents. 

 I look forward to your reply

Helen Webster from Tasmania

I'm wondering where I could "post" a message as my ancestor came from Llangrannog.  I would assume that there are still family members from both the Davies and Owen families still there, so I would like to make contact if I could. 
 
Anyway.......my Owen Davies was baptised at St David's Church Llangrannog (Blaencelyn) on August 9, 1813, his parents were Enoch & Sara Davies from Hotty (that's what it looks like on the copy of the church register that I have) and Enoch was a labourer.
 
Enoch Davies & Sara Owen were married on 19 June 1813 in St Davids Church and the witness' were Evan Thomas (who was the Vicar) and James Owen.
 
They had quite a few children after Owen:
Mary Davies bapt  1819
Magdalen Davies bapt 1822 - m - David Lewis
David Davies bapt 1824
James Davies bapt 1827
Sarah Davies bapt 1829  (died 1830)
Griffith Davies bapt 1832 - m - Elizabeth? from Llandysilio.
John Davies bapt 1834
Thomas Davies  bapt 1837.
 
Owen arrived in Hobart Tasmania as he married in 1837, which is where my line comes in.   He was a Master Mariner and here in Tasmania he was a captain of at least one whaling vessel "Sussex".    
 
So I'm trying to find out if there are any relatives from this couple left in Llangrannog. 

We received an e-mail from John Davies in Hampshire on 9th November who could be related to Helen from Tasmania.

Please put Helen Webster of Tasmania in touch with me. We appear to be related.
 
My great grandfather had a sister whose daughter married Capt William George Davies - the son of Griffiths Davies mentioned by Helen. I also have knowledge of the children and grandchildren of William and besides these I can introduce Helen to other numerous members of my Davies family but this is a different Davies line who were in Llangrannog from about 1881 but originally came from Penbryn (I think). I have got stuck on my great grand father Thomas Davies (c1854-1934) because I cannot trace his birth. He was a ships carpenter and I cannot find him on any census as I guess that once he was in his teens he probably was at sea. Similarly I am having trouble finding his sister Anne Davies (c1845-1928) but the census tells me that she was born in Penbryn and married into the James family. The family graves are at Capel Y Wig.
 
We passed on Helen's e-mail address to John 0n 17th Dec 2007 and were delighted to hear that they have exchanged e-mails.

 

 
 

Can anyone identify the photograph below, together with a date if possible

Probably taken at Llangrannog Carnival ?

Click on photo for Full Size

 

This site was last updated Wednesday May 07, 2008