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Morf 07-05-10 15:08

John Flynn
 
Name – John Flynn

Date and place of birth – Abt 1826. County Cork, Ireland

Names of parents – Not known

Date and place of baptism – Not Known

Details of each of his or her marriages – Mary Hopkin. Don’t know date or place.

Occupation(s) – Striker at Chain Works, Smith, Lodgehouse Keeper, Labourer at Ironworks

Addresses –
1841 –
1851 –
1861 – Rhiw, Llanwit Fardre, Glamorgan, Wales
1871 – High Street, Llanwit Fardre, Glamorgan, Wales
1881 – High Street, Llanwit Fardre, Glamorgan, Wales
1891 –
1901 –

Date, place and cause of death – Don’t know

Date and place of burial / cremation – Don’t know

Details of will / administration of their estate – Don’t known

Memorial inscription – Don’t known

Rachel 07-05-10 16:02

BLIMEY Morf, that gave me a shock

I have a John Flynn (c 1828) and for a daft moment imagined it might be the same one ..... erm .... suspect there could be a few more of them !

kiterunner 07-05-10 17:00

His age on the 1861 census is 32, so that would make him born about 1828-29.

Morf 07-05-10 19:09

Rachel, wouldn't it be great if it were the same John, we could hunt for him together. lol
Kate, I've looked for him with various birth dates, but failed to find him.

Rachel 08-05-10 08:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Morf (Post 71859)
Rachel, wouldn't it be great if it were the same John, we could hunt for him together. lol

Absolutely :D but mine married Lavinia Simms/Sims and I've no idea where he was born ~ he just says IRELAND ! :rolleyes:

The marriage cert (and IGI) say his father is Thomas Flinn. The end I think ;(


Daft question but I s'pose you've ruled out this one ?

http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/sear...38&action=Find

Morf 08-05-10 11:43

Rachel, I can't get your link to work, it says the site has encountered an error.

kiterunner 08-05-10 12:16

Luckily I looked at the link soon after Rachel posted it:

Marriages Jun 1851

David Anne Cardiff 26 697
Flin John Cardiff 26 697
Hopkins Mary Cardiff 26 697
Jones Anne Cardiff 26 697
Jones Jenkin Cardiff 26 697
Llewelyn George Cardiff 26 697
Thomas Howell Cardiff 26 697
Williams Mary Cardiff 26 697

Looks good, don't you think?

Morf 08-05-10 12:19

It does, but I found a Mary and John Flynn in Cardiff in the 1891 census, but both were born in Ireland.
I've often toyed with the idea that it might be them and Mary's birthplace was wrongly transcribed.
And my Mary was Mary Hopkin.

Rachel 08-05-10 15:21

just trying this again

http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/sear...50&action=Find

ah it's a different number ~ seems to work

Common surnames in their own right, but together ? maybe not ~ doesn't help I know

kiterunner 08-05-10 19:16

Might be worth getting that marriage certificate anyway, just in case it turns out to be the right one. If you've got some money to spare!


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