Biographies – Page 14

BAGNALL, Thomas – World War One

Thomas Bagnall was the son of William Bagnall and Maria Evans he was born in Eyton in 1876. After his father died he stayed with Maria at Brook Cottage, Eyton until he married Ruth Letitia [more] [more]

THOMAS CROSS 1825-1889

by Annette Edwards. Thomas Cross was born about 1825 in the Overton area, he was the son of Edward Cross and Sarah who had a corn mill in Bettisfield, in 1841 Thomas was there helping [more] [more]

CZUMA, Walerian (Major General)

Major General Walerian Czuma. Walerian Czuma was born 24th December 1890 Served in the 2nd Legionary Brigade he took part in WWI, and was wounded at the battle of Polska Gora 4th August 1916, he [more] [more]

JOHN WILLIAM JONES 1851 – 1924 – “Jones The Dead”

by Annette Edwards. JOHN WILLIAM JONES was born in Rhyl about 1851, he moved to Wrexham and in 1871 he was a railway porter lodging with a family in Lorne Street, Rhosddu. In late 1872 [more] [more]

Emma and Thomas BOWMAN

EMMA TURNER (BOWMAN) 1846 – 1892 Emma Turner Redsull was born in Yorkshire, she was the daughter of Thomas Redsull from Deal who was an Inland Revenue supervisor, her mother was Elizabeth Turner. Other siblings [more] [more]

Thomas BUTT 1793 – 1883

Thomas Butt was born in Southwark, Middlesex about 1798. His parents are not known.On the 6 January 1823 he married Hannah Edwards at Godalming, Surrrey. Hannah was the daughter of Daniel Edwards and Martha Hebberd, [more] [more]

Rev Thomas PHENNAH 1823 – 1907

THOMAS PHENNAH 1823 – 1907ELLEN /ELEANOR JONES 1825 – 1894 Rev Thomas Phennah was born on 30 December 1823 and was christened at Adwy’r Clawdd Calvinistic Methodist Church, he was the son of Thomas who [more] [more]

KATHERINE ROSEBERRY DRINKWATER 1872 – 1939

Katharine’s husband Harry is well documented but little seems to have been written about his second wife. Katherine Roseberry Jay was the daughter of Henry Mason Jay and Katherine Sarah Butler who married in 1870 [more] [more]

Edward Morgan 1883-1922

Born Fforestfach, Swansea; listed as Pupil Teacher 1901. Resident in Germany 1906 and 1916 (I have copies of letters from Edward Morgan to William Evans, his brother-in-law). Employed at various times as a teacher and [more] [more]

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