Post by gary on Oct 25, 2008 23:13:08 GMT 1
I am looking to find any further information on the Meyrick family living in Well street Cefn Vaynor Brecon in 1891.
The 1891 census shows Elizabeth Meyrick (widow) living at 15 Well street (poplar cottage) with her daughters emma Catherine 28 Nellie 22 and her sons Sidney 26 and Alfred 20.
I am most interested in the father of this family Thomas Richard Meyrick who died in 1889 age 64 at 15 Well street, where he could possibly be buried or any other information. I know he was a clerk at Plymouth iron works in 1871 and a weigher in colliery (mine) in 1881 and finally a storekeeper in ironworks stated on his death certificate.
Any information on this family the area they lived or information on the places they worked would bevery interesting for me.
Additionally my great grandfather Walter Henry Meyrick was born at 1 Cefn Isaf Vaynor. His family (father also Walter Henry Meyrick moved to Bedworth Warwickshire around 1896 where most of the Meyrick family have remained since. So any information on him and this area would also be interesting for me.
Many Thanks
Gary Meyrick
The 1891 census shows Elizabeth Meyrick (widow) living at 15 Well street (poplar cottage) with her daughters emma Catherine 28 Nellie 22 and her sons Sidney 26 and Alfred 20.
I am most interested in the father of this family Thomas Richard Meyrick who died in 1889 age 64 at 15 Well street, where he could possibly be buried or any other information. I know he was a clerk at Plymouth iron works in 1871 and a weigher in colliery (mine) in 1881 and finally a storekeeper in ironworks stated on his death certificate.
Any information on this family the area they lived or information on the places they worked would bevery interesting for me.
Additionally my great grandfather Walter Henry Meyrick was born at 1 Cefn Isaf Vaynor. His family (father also Walter Henry Meyrick moved to Bedworth Warwickshire around 1896 where most of the Meyrick family have remained since. So any information on him and this area would also be interesting for me.
Many Thanks
Gary Meyrick