Hello you little darlings; my flesh, blood and fellow descendants of medieval hanky-panky. I have now transformed this website into a living family archive for all my relatives using the amazing family history archive builder found at www.weare.xyz
Folly Farm Memories
All the Davies residents of The Folly Farm Who Lived There? The Folly Farm was first rented in 1855 by Edward Davies (1821-1890) and his wife Martha (née Jones 1829-1885). Eight of their nine children were born there, and the sixth, Thomas Powell Davies (1862-1952) took over running the farm from his father, [...]
The Importance of Being Jeffrey…
I want you to meet Jeffrey Poole, ‘Gentleman’ (1766-1844), and his wife Mary (nee Lloyd). They lived in Trefnanney Bank, a poetically shabby farmhouse about 5 miles south of Llanynynech. Jeffrey is my/our Great Great Great Great Grandfather, and was basically a dude, and we all owe him one. Carol Davies (Mum) trespassing at [...]
Trefnanney Bank
TREFNANNEY (TREF-NANNAU) BANK FARM where to begin...
Llwyntidman Farm
Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72): “LLWYNTIDMAN, a township in Llanymynech parish, Salop; on the river Vyrnwy, 5½ miles S of Oswestry. Real property, £6,545; of which £132 are in mines. Pop., 545.” Occupied by Elizabeth Savage nee Poole (1797-1886) according to 1851 census. Her husband George died in 1849, but we assume this was [...]
