Individual Details

Amy JOHN

(Abt 1796 - 1878)

AKA Emy and Ami and Ammi.

Events

BirthAbt 1796Llangynog, Carmarthenshire
Marriage9 Aug 1821Llangynog Parish Church, Llangynog, Carmarthenshire - David THOMAS
Residence9 Aug 1821Llangynog, Carmarthenshire
Residence (family)From 1829 to 1836Penyrallt, Llangain, Carmarthenshire - David THOMAS
Residence (family)1841Cloygin, Llandyfaelog Parish, Carmarthenshire - David THOMAS
Residence (family)1851Ty'r Walks, Pontantwn, Carmarthenshire - David THOMAS
Residence18611, Penybanc, Llangendeirne, Carmarthenshire
Residence1871Ty'r Walks, Pontantwn, Carmarthenshire
Death1878Carmarthen Registration District, Carmarthenshire

Families

SpouseDavid THOMAS (1787 - 1851)
ChildStephen THOMAS (1825 - 1849)
ChildThomas THOMAS (1826 - 1853)
ChildWilliam THOMAS (1829 - 1852)
ChildMargaret THOMAS (1834 - 1911)
ChildDavid THOMAS (1836 - 1901)
ChildJames THOMAS (1838 - 1919)

Notes

Marriage

They were married after banns, with the consent of friends, by the minister Thomas Lewis. The witnesses were John Thomas and Hannah Thomas. David signed his name and Amy made her mark (X). David was a widower when he married Amy.

Residence (family)

This from the children's baptism records.

Residence (family)

On the 1841 census Amy's name is spelt Ann.

Residence (family)

On the 1851 census Amy's name is spelt Emy. With David and Amy (Emy) on census night 1851 was nephew John Rees, born in abt 1842 in Llandyfaelog, Carmarthenshire.

Residence

In the 1861 census Amy was recorded as being born in Mydrim, Carmarthenshire in 1792. With Amy on census night 1861 was granddaughter Amy Coughlan, born about 1859 in Llangendeirne.

Residence

In the 1871 census Amy was recorded as being born in Mydrim, Carmarthenshire in 1791. With Amy on census night 1871 was grandson James Thomas, born about 1861 in Llangendeirne.