This is a bit west of you folks, but here goes:
Richard Grundy married Margaret Williams 13 May 1816 in Raglan, Monmouthshire. They had eight, perhaps nine, children: Edward, William, Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Margaret, maybe a Lydia, John, Richard, and James. In the 1841 Census Margaret is listed in one location with three of the children, Richard Jr. is living with Thomas and Mary Ann Jones, and one Richard, age 50, is in the Monmouth Gaol serving out a fine. I think maybe his age (50) is a mistake, that he is 60. At any rate, he turns up again in 1850 in the US Census of Shenango Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, with wife Margaret, sons Richard, John, and James, and daughter Mary and two new children, Thomas (5 years old) and Richard (2) who I believe are the progeny of Thomas Jones and Mary Ann. Thomas Jones is absent. Any information on this clan would be greatly appreciated. I believe them to be the family of my wife and have a clear trail on them to 1870, somewhat less clear to 1860 and 1850. Richard the elder died in 1855 in Mahoning Township.

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