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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi all, thanks for the added info, but I must say I'm still confused, sorry.</p>
<p>Amie, you say your great-grandfather is brother to Emlyn Weale, but what was his full name, please ?.</p>
<p>Re whether Edward could be Edwin, I guess he could have just changed his name, or indeed been misheard when quoting it, but from FreeBMD I can find this birth which perfectly fits the 1891 Census Info;<br />
<span style="color:#006;"><br />
Births Sep 1871<br />
Weale  Edward     Crickhowell  11b 127   </span>(Crickhowell District includes Beaufort)</p>
<p>There is a Marriage for another Edward Weale in Crickhowell the previous year, which may be his father, so suggesting not likely to change name to Edwin, but Edwin and Edward were popular names in those days so...?<br />
HOWEVER I frustratingly cannot find this Edward on the 1881 Census. Neither can I find Edwin Weale(or Wheel etc etc) born abt 1871 anywhere in the 1881 Census.<br />
There IS a birth for an Edwin Weale in Bedwelty (hence Beaufort) in 1874, but this seems too young ?.</p>
<p>To compound my confusion, I cannot find ANY suggestions of a marriage between any Edward/Edwin WXXX and any Harriet XXXX within the records (I'm using FreeBMD which gives excellent coverage across this region). <br />
Nor can I find them in any Census households before the 1891 you quote above.</p>
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<p>Searching Samuel Barnes born Cornwall abt 1878, married abt 1899 (but NOT a &quot;widow&quot; ?) ref 1911 Census;</p>
<p>FreeBMD gives;<span style="color:#006;"></span></p>
<p><span style="color:#006;">Births Mar 1878 <br />
Barnes  Samuel John     Tavistock  5b 364</span></p>
<p><span style="color:#006;">Surname   First name(s)   Age   District   Vol   Page <br />
Marriages Sep 1898 <br />
BARNES  Samuel John    Launceston  5c 43 <br />
JENKIN  Mary Jane     Launceston  5c 43  <br />
JENKIN  William Frayn     Launceston  5c 43 <br />
Rockey  Emily     Launceston  5c 43  <br />
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<p>Familysearch gives;<span style="color:#006;"></span></p>
<p><span style="color:#006;">Name  Samuel John Barnes<br />
Gender  Male<br />
Christening Date  15 Feb 1878<br />
Christening Place  Calstock, Cornwall, England<br />
Father's Name  Richard Barnes<br />
Mother's Name  Elizabeth</span></p>
<p>Calstock is near Tavistock, and has lots of mining history. Many Cornish miners migrated to the Forest and beyond in the late 1800s to find better work.<br />
<a href="http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall/Calstock">http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall/Calstock</a><br />
<span style="color:#006;"><br />
Name  Samuel John Barnes<br />
Gender Male<br />
Wife  Emily Barnes<br />
Child  George Kimberley Barnes<br />
Name  George Kimberley Barnes<br />
Event Type  Christening<br />
Event Date  22 Jun 1900<br />
Event Place  Calstock, Cornwall, England<br />
Father's Name  Samuel John Barnes<br />
Mother's Name  Emily Barnes</span></p>
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<span style="color:#006;">1881 Census, Mason's Row, Calstock, Tavistock District,(Cornwall), Devon, England<br />
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace<br />
Richard Barns  Head  M  32  Copper miner. Beeralston, Devon, England<br />
Elizabeth Barns  Wife  F  30  Gunnislake, Cornwall, England<br />
Levia Jane Barns  Daughter  F  6  Gunnislake, Cornwall, England<br />
James John Barns  Son  M  3  Gunnislake, Cornwall, England<br />
Louisa Barns  Daughter  F  1  Gunnislake, Cornwall, England</span></p>
<p><strong>Is James a mis-transcription of Samuel ?</strong></p>
<p>Gunnislake is Calstock area.<br />
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnislake">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnislake</a></p>
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<span style="color:#006;">1891 Census, Hawkmoor, Calstock, Tavistock District, Devon.<br />
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace<br />
Elizabeth Barnes  Head  F  39  Cornwall, England<br />
Samuel Barnes  Son  M  13  Work To Copper Mine. Cornwall, England<br />
Lucy Barnes  Daughter  F  11  Cornwall, England<br />
Richard Barnes  Son  M  5  Cornwall, England<br />
William Barnes  Son  M  4  Cornwall, England<br />
</span></p>
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Sadly I cannot find Samuel in the 1901 Census, with or without his new wife Emily or son George. I cannot find George in the 1901 Census despite his unusual name, but did find these:<br />
<span style="color:#006;"><br />
Wales Glamorganshire Parish Registers<br />
Name  George Kimberley Barnes<br />
Event Type  Marriage<br />
Event Date  03 Apr 1921<br />
Event Place  Aberavon, Glamorganshire, Wales<br />
Age  22<br />
Birth Year (Estimated)  1899<br />
Spouse's Name  Emma Maria Johnson</span></p>
<p><span style="color:#006;"><br />
England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007<br />
Name  George Kimberley Barnes<br />
Event Type  Death<br />
Registration Quarter  Oct-Nov-Dec<br />
Registration Year  1970<br />
Registration District  Mid Glamorgan<br />
County  Glamorganshire<br />
Event Place  Mid Glamorgan, Glamorganshire, Wales<br />
Birth Date (available after June quarter 1969)  30 Apr 1900<br />
Volume  8B<br />
Page  154<br />
Line Number  66<br />
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<p>Please do you have any records of Marriage Registrations etc between any of the other various combinations in this timeline, thanks.</p>
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<p>Finally for now, I've just found this post which suggests Edward and Edwin were interchangable names at times. One poster says &quot;perhaps from this we should consider Edwin a relaxed form of Edward&quot;<br />
??<br />
<a href="http://www.genealogy-specialists.com/threads/are-edward-and-edwin-the-same-person.4381/">http://www.genealogy-specialists.com/threads/are-edward-and-edwin-the-same-person.4381/</a></p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Jeff thanks for the reply.</p>
<p>These are the census returns for each household and person she lived/worked with. Also have managed to get a look at the 1939 census and she has recorded her name as Harriet A BARNES. </p>
<p>Although when she passed away in 1941 she was recorded as being Harriet A WEALE and also recorded as being wife to Edwin WEALE. Could Edwin be Edward (1891 census)?  </p>
<p>GR 1911, Sunny Bank, Pentwyn, Quakers Yard</p>
<p>Samuel BARNES, Head, 33, Mar, Collier, bn. Cornwall ??<br />
Harriet WEALE, Housekeeper, 42, Wid, Mon, Blackwood<br />
William BARNES, Son, 12, Cornwall, Launceton<br />
George Kimberley BARNES, Son, 10, Cornwall, ??<br />
Olive BARNES, Daur, 9, Glam, Treharris<br />
Lucy BARNES, Daur, 7, Glam, Treharris<br />
Emlyn WEALE, Son of Housekeeper, 4, Glam, Pontypridd</p>
<p>Samuel :- 12 years the marriage, 6 children, 5 alive<br />
Harriet:- 21 years the marriage 1 child alive.</p>
<p>GR 1901, Merthyr Tydfil</p>
<p>Thomas MORGAN, Head, Mar, 41, Coal Hewer, Glos, Lydbrook<br />
Harriet A WEALE, Housekeeper, Mar, 31, General Servant, Mon. Blackwood<br />
Evelyn, Daur, 13, Mon. Blackwood<br />
W. George, Son, 6, Mon, Llanhilleth<br />
S. John, Son, 3, Mon. Llanhilleth<br />
Tom, Son, 1, Mon. Llanhilleth</p>
<p>( The children are bracketed with Harriet to show the relationship)</p>
<p>GR 1891, Llanhilleth</p>
<p>Edward WEALE, Head, Mar, 20, Coal Miner, Mon. Beaufort<br />
Harriet A, Wife, 22, Mon. Blackwood<br />
George CORNETT?, 58, Father-in-Law, Wid, 58, Carpenter, Devon, Exeter<br />
Eveline M. WEALE, Dau, 3, Mon, Crumlin</p>
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<pubDate>Wed, 30 Mar 2016 11:09:17 +0000</pubDate>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This series seems to fit the facts</p>
<p>GR 1911, Sunny Bank, Pentwyn, Quakers Yard</p>
<p>Samuel BARNES, Head, 33, Mar, Collier, bn. Cornwall  ??<br />
Harriet WEALE, Housekeeper, 42, Wid, Mon, Blackwood<br />
William BARNES, Son, 12, Cornwall, Launceton<br />
George Kimberley BARNES, Son, 10, Cornwall, ??<br />
Olive BARNES, Daur, 9, Glam, Treharris<br />
Lucy BARNES, Daur, 7, Glam, Treharris<br />
Emlyn WEALE, Son of Housekeeper, 4, Glam, Pontypridd</p>
<p>Samuel :- 12 years the marriage, 6 children, 5 alive<br />
Harriet:- 21 years the marriage 1 child alive.</p>
<p>GR 1901, Merthyr Tydfil</p>
<p>Thomas MORGAN, Head, Mar, 41, Coal Hewer, Glos, Lydbrook<br />
Harriet A WEALE, Housekeeper, Mar, 31, General Servant, Mon. Blackwood<br />
Evelyn, Daur, 13, Mon. Blackwood<br />
W. George, Son, 6, Mon, Llanhilleth<br />
S. John, Son, 3, Mon. Llanhilleth<br />
Tom, Son, 1, Mon. Llanhilleth</p>
<p>( The children are bracketed with Harriet to show the relationship)</p>
<p>GR 1891, Llanhilleth</p>
<p>Edward WEALE, Head, Mar, 20, Coal Miner, Mon. Beaufort<br />
Harriet A, Wife, 22, Mon. Blackwood<br />
George CORNETT?, 58, Father-in-Law, Wid, 58, Carpenter, Devon, Exeter<br />
Eveline M. WEALE, Dau, 3, Mon, Crumlin</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Amie, <br />
please can you give a little more information such as a Census for the household. Without any idea of the era or the family circumstances it's impossible to say for sure, but my immediate thought is do you know who the father was ?. <br />
Was your housekeeper living-in the household ?<br />
I've seen plenty of cases where such a housekeeper eventually becomes partner and sometimes wife to the head(male) of the household and so bears his children, is this a possibility here ?.</p>
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<p>I've read your other post and also tried to find prior threads linking Morgan &amp; Weale. From this I think these thread are generally about the family you're researching but need more info, please, thankyou.<br />
<a href="http://www.forest-of-dean.net/fodmembers/index.php?mode=thread&amp;id=35036">http://www.forest-of-dean.net/fodmembers/index.php?mode=thread&amp;id=35036</a><br />
<a href="http://www.forest-of-dean.net/fodmembers/index.php?mode=entry&amp;id=43182">http://www.forest-of-dean.net/fodmembers/index.php?mode=entry&amp;id=43182</a></p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Was looking into family members and turns out one of my great great grandmothers was a housekeeper. During her time as a housekeeper she had my great grandfather, he was born a Weale and during his time living in the household he changed his name to Morgan, the same surname as the head of house. Also his brother Emlyn had the same happen to him, he was born a Weale and changed his name to Barnes another boss to his mother. would anyone have any idea why this was? of if it was common place?</p>
<p>thanks for any help anyone can give</p>
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