Best Welsh Genealogy Shorts (2022 COMPILATION)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @GenealCymru
    @GenealCymru  Год назад

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  • @davinadavies474
    @davinadavies474 Год назад

    This is great!! Love how you put all of this important information together!

    • @GenealCymru
      @GenealCymru  Год назад

      Thanks :D Hoping people find it useful :D

  • @owenphillips9166
    @owenphillips9166 Год назад

    In 1851 my ggg grandmother (13) and her sister (11) spent the 1850s washing ore at the local lead mine. They lived in a tiny cottage just below the summit of a windswept and isolated mountain near Pumlymon. People pay to experience that kind of off-grid existence today!

    • @GenealCymru
      @GenealCymru  Год назад

      Oh wow. That was some tough work I imagine! People definitely pay for that kinda experience except maybe for the lead exposure part!

  • @lindamcgrath8431
    @lindamcgrath8431 Год назад

    Fantastic

    • @GenealCymru
      @GenealCymru  Год назад

      Thank you! I really appreciate all your kind and supportive messages. :D

  • @wilfredlangside7981
    @wilfredlangside7981 Год назад

    i have found out that i have ancestors in Abaraeron, Jenkin Rees, master mariner, he sailed the schooner, “John and Henry” and all of his children were either sea captains or they married sea captains, always trying to find out more.

    • @GenealCymru
      @GenealCymru  Год назад +1

      That's very cool. It's always so interesting seeing jobs like that stay in the family

  • @erinrising2799
    @erinrising2799 Год назад

    the list of book subscribers kind of make me think of a list of Patreon supporters

    • @GenealCymru
      @GenealCymru  Год назад +1

      It's exactly that. I think Patreon got its name from "Patron of the Arts." The books that I talk about in that short only got made and printed because there was someone with a great idea and then others who helped by funding the project, supporting the art that they wanted to see in the world. In a different video on the writing of the first welsh dictionary, it was only through the interest of a wealthy lady that any of that writer's books got printed.