Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth Williams
Birth7 Apr 1880, Crasswall, Herefordshire
Spouses
Birth1873, Gelligaer, Glamorganshire, Wales
Death1932, Bargoed, Glamorganshire, Wales
FatherJohn Isaac JONES (1851-)
MotherMary Ann JAMES (1854-)
Marriageabt 1906
ChildrenAudrey Maie (~1909-)
Notes for Elizabeth Williams
2nd Wife
Known as Bessie
Known as Bessie
Notes for Edmund Walter (Spouse 1)
In the October to December 1873 birth index Edmund Walter Jones, Merthyr Tydfil registration district, Glamorganshire, Wales, volume 11a, page 383.
In the 1881 Wales census 1 Charles Thomas Houses, Gelligaer, Glamorgan, Wales.
Head John Jones, age 30, coal miner and barber, born Mynyddislwyn, Monmouth.
Wife Mary A. Jones, age 26, born Bedwellty, Monmouth.
Son Edmund W. Jones, age 7, scholar, born Gelligaer, Glamorgan.
Daughter Emily Jones, age 5, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Daughter Mary A. Jones, age 3, born Gelligaer.
Son Cosslett Jones, age under 8 months, born Gelligaer.
In the 1891 Wales census 34 High Street, Gelligaer, Glamorgan, Wales.
Head John Jones, age 40, coalminer and barber, born Mynyddislwyn, Glamorgan.
Wife Mary A. Jones, age 36, born Bedwellty, Monmouthshire.
Son Edmund W. Jones, single, age 17, coalminer and barber, born Gelligaer.
Daughter Annie Jones, age 13, scholar,, born Gelligaer.
Son Cosslett Jones, age 10, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Son Isaac I. Jones, age 5, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Son Gwilym [as spelled] D? Jones, age 3, scholar, born Gelligaer.
In the 1901 census 34 High Street, Gelligaer, Glamorganshire, Wales. [This address is 3 doors down from his parents]
Edmund W. Jones, age 27, coal hewer, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
Wife Margaret A. Jones, age 26, born New Tredegar, Monmouthshire.
Daughter Mary E. Jones, age 2, born Aber Bargoed, Monmouthshire.
Son Walter J. Jones, age 5 months, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
In the 1911 Wales census 40 Greenfield Street, Bargoed, Gelligaer Parish, Merthyr Tydfil registration district, Glamorganshire, Wales
Head Edmund Walter Jones, age 37, check weigher for a colliery, Gleain? Coal P. D. Company, worker, born Bargoad, Glamorganshire.
Wife, Elizabeth Jones, age 30, married 5 years, 1 child born alive and still living, born Crasswall, Herefordshire.
Daughter Mary Ellen Jones, age 12, school, born Bedwelty, Monmouthshire
Son Walter John Jones, age 10, school, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Daughter Margaret Millicent Jones, age 7, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Son Rej Charles Jones, age 6, born Llanthewy?, Wales
Daughter Audrey Maie? Jones, age 2, born Gelligaer Parish, Glamorganshire
Glamorganshire, Wales Electoral Registers 1918
10 Cross Street, Gelleygaer (Bargoed Ward part of)
Edmund Walter Jones
Bessie Jones
Western Mail, Cardiff, South Glamorgan Wales, February 3, 1932
MR. EDMUND W. JONES Former Chairman of Gelligaer Council. The death has occurred at 10, Crossstreet, Bargoed, of Mr. Edmund W. Jones, aged 58. He was the licensee of the Plasnewydd Hotel, Bargoed, for several years and until about a year ago. Formerly he was a checkweigher at the Bargoed Collieries for more than twenty years, and for similar period was treasurer of the Rhymney Valley district of the South Wales Miners' Federation. He served on the Gelligaer Urban District Mr. E. W. Jones. Council, of which he was a former chairman, the Rhymney Valley Water and Drainage Boards, and other authorities.
In the 1881 Wales census 1 Charles Thomas Houses, Gelligaer, Glamorgan, Wales.
Head John Jones, age 30, coal miner and barber, born Mynyddislwyn, Monmouth.
Wife Mary A. Jones, age 26, born Bedwellty, Monmouth.
Son Edmund W. Jones, age 7, scholar, born Gelligaer, Glamorgan.
Daughter Emily Jones, age 5, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Daughter Mary A. Jones, age 3, born Gelligaer.
Son Cosslett Jones, age under 8 months, born Gelligaer.
In the 1891 Wales census 34 High Street, Gelligaer, Glamorgan, Wales.
Head John Jones, age 40, coalminer and barber, born Mynyddislwyn, Glamorgan.
Wife Mary A. Jones, age 36, born Bedwellty, Monmouthshire.
Son Edmund W. Jones, single, age 17, coalminer and barber, born Gelligaer.
Daughter Annie Jones, age 13, scholar,, born Gelligaer.
Son Cosslett Jones, age 10, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Son Isaac I. Jones, age 5, scholar, born Gelligaer.
Son Gwilym [as spelled] D? Jones, age 3, scholar, born Gelligaer.
In the 1901 census 34 High Street, Gelligaer, Glamorganshire, Wales. [This address is 3 doors down from his parents]
Edmund W. Jones, age 27, coal hewer, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
Wife Margaret A. Jones, age 26, born New Tredegar, Monmouthshire.
Daughter Mary E. Jones, age 2, born Aber Bargoed, Monmouthshire.
Son Walter J. Jones, age 5 months, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
In the 1911 Wales census 40 Greenfield Street, Bargoed, Gelligaer Parish, Merthyr Tydfil registration district, Glamorganshire, Wales
Head Edmund Walter Jones, age 37, check weigher for a colliery, Gleain? Coal P. D. Company, worker, born Bargoad, Glamorganshire.
Wife, Elizabeth Jones, age 30, married 5 years, 1 child born alive and still living, born Crasswall, Herefordshire.
Daughter Mary Ellen Jones, age 12, school, born Bedwelty, Monmouthshire
Son Walter John Jones, age 10, school, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Daughter Margaret Millicent Jones, age 7, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Son Rej Charles Jones, age 6, born Llanthewy?, Wales
Daughter Audrey Maie? Jones, age 2, born Gelligaer Parish, Glamorganshire
Glamorganshire, Wales Electoral Registers 1918
10 Cross Street, Gelleygaer (Bargoed Ward part of)
Edmund Walter Jones
Bessie Jones
Western Mail, Cardiff, South Glamorgan Wales, February 3, 1932
MR. EDMUND W. JONES Former Chairman of Gelligaer Council. The death has occurred at 10, Crossstreet, Bargoed, of Mr. Edmund W. Jones, aged 58. He was the licensee of the Plasnewydd Hotel, Bargoed, for several years and until about a year ago. Formerly he was a checkweigher at the Bargoed Collieries for more than twenty years, and for similar period was treasurer of the Rhymney Valley district of the South Wales Miners' Federation. He served on the Gelligaer Urban District Mr. E. W. Jones. Council, of which he was a former chairman, the Rhymney Valley Water and Drainage Boards, and other authorities.