If these stones could speak!
A home for descendants of John Vaughan, christened 6 March 1789 at St. Mary's, Hay, Breconshire, and Elinor Jenkins, born 25 December 1789 at Stowe Farm, Whitney, Herefordshire.
Hay view from Castle

Hay-on-Wye, Powys (formerly Breconshire), Wales. The "Town of Books" (and Vaughans!)
Showing posts with label Catherine Ellinor Lewis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catherine Ellinor Lewis. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2018
Cymru, March 2018 VII, Glorious Ganddyrys, Tearful Tredegar Town
Even though I have been to Garnddyrys before, even been by several times, I had to go back. I needed photos of Garnddyrys Row where a 4th-Great-Grandmother had lived and died in 1861. Garnddyrys is an important part of the Blaenavon World Heritage Site because while it was abandoned in the 1860s and much of the equipment and even stonework re-used elsewhere, the footprint of the industrial forges and housing is just as it was back then.
If these stones could speak!
If these stones could speak!
Sunday, May 21, 2017
Jane Vaughan and John Lewis's children, Catherine Ellinor and Parley Lorenzo
We now have three sources for Jane and John's daughter who lived only one day. Each spells or orders her name in a different way. I put on FamilySearch.org that we were going with the version for her LDS Infant Blessing in the Tredegar Branch which happened the day after she was born and presumably before she died of seizures. I hope that's OK with the rest of the cousins.
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