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Date: 01 Jan 2005 148 Hi Tony - Bob (Mellie) Harrison here. Interesting website - dont know how I fell into it but enjoyed the Jump Jet 127 bit. I was on the crane as it was winched up hoping to hell it didn't drop out. I have a photo of the aircraft hanging from the hook clear of the water if you would like it. losdos@julian68.fsnet.co.uk Good to hear from you Bob, Hope you are keeping well, Tony.
Date: 08 Jan 2005 149 Da mae yna luniau didorol o ardal yma yn yr hen cyfnod.
Date: 12 Jan 2005 150 I was fascinated by the whaling photos. It seems that Capt Williams, was master of SOUTHERN KING, and worked for the Southern Whaling Company (Lever Brothers). The whaleboat shown in profile (catcher_01.jpg) has the funnel marking of the Hektor Whaling Company of Tønsberg (N.Bugge), [a square, split with a diagonal, red above and aft, white below and forward] and the boat is probably one of their six catcher-boats, which were named HEKTOR 1 to HEKTOR 6, and built in 1929 by Kaldnes mek. Verk. The gangway or 'gunner's bridge' shown in the picture running from hunting-bridge to gun-platform, (and in catcher_02.jpg) came into use in 1925. The cannon shown in two of the photos are of the pre-1926 muzzle-loading pattern, fitted with recoil-cylinders. They were probably manufactured by Bofors, but Kongsberg were bringing similar weapons to market by 1926, and one or other might be from the latter firm. John Harland ......jharland@smartt.com Kelowna B C, Canada.
Date: 13 Jan 2005 151 This is raloftus@blueyonder.co.uk writing to say that I very much enjoyed exploring your website. I will come back to it. I found it by chance when I was at a 'club' and when I got back home, I went straight to it and switched off three hours later. I enjoyed Summer Hols at Y Rhiw each year 1968 -1973 and 1989 to present, and am due back in 2005, second week of August. As soon as January arrives, I begin to dwell on my stay at Rhiw, looking forward to it with such eagerness. I write now to ask how I might send any photos by snail mail or by e-mail; I do not know which addresses to use. I also would be pleased to learn of any progress on the road from from Mynytho to Y Rhiw which collapsed some years ago. It was closed in 1968 at same place when I first visited. It is great to see that the site is kept up to date. I have advised my niece who loves to bring husband and children to Llwynfor of Rhiw.com and have told her of the lovely photo of Elsie. Post ! known to Anne's under-tens affectionately as Mrs Goggins. I must go again down to Porth Ysgo. The children drag me too quickly to sandy beaches, but I am sure that Stephen will enjoy the walk and relics of the history. I had not heard of overhead cable traffic or of jetty at Porth Neigl. I am glad to learn. Thank you. Most sincerely, Raymund Loftus
Date: 13 Jan 2005 152 Tony and Gwenllian, I love your site and visit regularly. I want to send you the photo of Averilda Williams on Bardsey with Chaddy, but search as I may I can't find your email address. I'm sure it was somewhere there once! I sent you a photo from the 1920s of Robert Williams and Ellen Williams, my father and grandmother, Fourcrosses.
Date: 14 Jan 2005 153 Wrthi`n syrfio Anhegraig a dyma fi yn fendio y wefan hon. R`oedd mam yn dod o Aberdaron (Mary Jones Anhegraig). R`wyf wedi galw fy nhy yma yn Anhegraig hefyd. Mae gennyf hen gardiau post o`r ardal. Mi edrychai os oes gennyf rhai gwahanol i chi. Pat vennpvenn@msn.com
Date: 17 Jan 2005 154 I have spent several evenings now, strolling through the pages of the Rhiw web site. It has been most enjoyable. Sometimes, I wished I could have met the people you did. Especially the Jones family. I too, spent summers on my Uncles dairy farm (Newell, Iowa, USA) and grew to love the more simple and hardier life. Thanks for your efforts in putting the web site all together. Leonard, (58 y.o.) Fountain, Colorado, USA
Date: 23 Jan 2005 155 I'd like to thank you for giving me the opportunity of seing some of my old ships, I was in the Kyleglen; Kylebank, and the Dalegarth Force also the Enid Mary, There is one thing I'd like to mention though, the pic of the Dalegarth Force was taken before she had a mishap (enemy action) and her superstructure was gretly altered, the result of the change made her a little top heavy and caused a lot of apprehension to the people who crewed her after this, as a matter of fact there was one time in the middle of winter when we were loaded with coal that was destined for Limerick, The skipper was a little apprehensive of going to the west of Ireland so we were diverted to Waterford instead, the consequences of this was another story. The town went on strike and the road bridge was kept down and we couldn't discharge or leave , we were there over Christmas and New Year and really enjoyed the Irish hospitality, I think this was around 1950 I do remember there was a Flu epidemic in Britain and people were dropping like flies. I think your coastal ships section should be put in some archives somewhere as they are irreplaceable thanks for your time. Terry Butler (Liverpool)
Date: 23 Jan 2005 156 Hello to you all and thanks for a good read. Terry Butler. Hello Terry, Thanks for your kind words about our pages, and your reflections about the "Dalegarth Force". A local young man R J Roberts, Fireman, lost his life on the "Kylebank" on the 7th of January 1944, and that's all we know, so far, about the incident. (Can anyone help us?) The album that I borrowed, with the ships photos in, had dozens more ships in it than we have published, the reason being, as far as we know they have no relevance to this part of the country (Llyn) plus they would take a lot of web-space, some thing that we are constantly concerned about. But we have scanned them, and they are of staggering quality, and I would think historically important. Most of them are coasters, and short sea, (All are British) taken between 1900 and 1960, We hope to publish the full list of their names and what little we know about them, so if you or anyone would like a copy of any one of them, drop us a line after we publish the article, and we would be more than happy to e-mail you the relevant photograph or photographs. Tony (Webmaster)
Date: 27 Jan 2005 157 Absolutely love this website. Very informative. Keep up the good work. From Abilene, Texas
Date: 27 Jan 2005 158 Diolch o galon i chi am y seit yma. Brodor o Bwllheli ar wasgar ac mewn eiliad o hiraeth yn hwylio'r we ac yn darganfod awr o nostalgia. Da bo Barry Sweden
Date: 27 Jan 2005 159 Hello Tony, John Garner from Mystic V. Great job on the website well done. Cheers John G
Date: 04 Feb 2005 160 Can you please help with any details on the following 1st officer HUGH ROBERTS SS North Gwalia 18th Nov 1893 He was awarded a medal for a gallant act on the above date. but which HUGH ROBERTS was he ? would be most greatfull for any help thank you Jim Kenny. Sorry but we don't know which Hugh Roberts was the Ist Officer of the North Gwalia, we asked a couple of local historians from the Nefyn area and they weren't sure either, although one of them thought Capt Hugh Roberts, Morannedd, who died in 1934 rang a bell , but he wasn't positive. We'll make a few more enquiries and see if we can find out in the archives, and we will let you know if we come across anything relating to him. Tony.
Date: 09 Feb 2005 161 What a fantastic web site! Lleyn is one of my favorite places in the whole world and this is the next best thing to being there. The photographs really capture all it's 'terrible beauty'. Thanks for your kind words about our pages, Tony & Gwenllian.
Date: 09 Feb 2005 162 Wedi mwynhau edrych yn fawr ac wedi ceisio sgwennu'n ol ond wedi methu! Daliwch ati! Oes modd cael cyfeiriad e-bost i gysylltu gyda rhywun am hanes Rhiw gan fod teulu Mam wedi byw yna yn y gorffennol. Diolch unwaith eto am y pleser o ddarllen a gweld y lluniau ardderchog. Menna Jones, Wrecsam. Diolch yn fawr i chi, Tony & Gwenllian.
Date: 14 Feb 2005 163 I enjoyed this site very much and have taken away a better insight. I will recommend this site to everyone I know. More people should step into.
Date: 17 Feb 2005 164 Thank you for this fascinating look into the lives of Rhiw. I long to visit Wales some day and meet the people who gave me my name and my Welsh heritage. Your site is wonderfully put together with so much to see and admire. Best wishes. Van Thomas, Greenville South Carolina, USA. Glad you like our website Van, and if you do come over the pond, you won't be disappointed in the Llyn Peninsula, it's a truly magical place. Tony.
Date: 19 Feb 2005 165 This is a wonderful website, full of historical value to genealogists or people that are just interested in the Llyn peninsula. I thank the Gwynedd website than gave us this address; thank you! Barbara Garrett.
Date: 20 Feb 2005 166 Daliwch i gredu tony a gwenllian, hwyl fawr Gwilym. Diolch yn fawr am eich holl gymorth Gwilym. T&G.
Date: 23 Feb 2005 167 I worked as a steward at Plas-yn-Rhiw in the summer of 2000, and enjoyed a truly memorable experience during my six weeks living in Rhiw. It was a lovely surpirse to find your website; I have had a super time browsing the site and recalling memories of my time in Rhiw. Thank you for all your efforts with this. They really are worthwhile! Best wishes to all in Rhiw and up at Plas, Davida Saunders
Date: 24 Feb 2005 168 Just aquired your web site and I think it`s absoulutely brilliant. It`s a trip back in time for me as I was born and bred in Pwllheli and have been in England for many years. "Diolch yn fawr"
Date: 25 Feb 2005 169 I was born in 1947, in Ceiri, 8 New Street, Pwllheli.Going through the Census It states that 8 New Street was unoccupied at the time of the census. My mother's maiden name was Roberts and her married name was Gotham. My uncle Goronwy Roberts worked repairing shoes in Ensors Y Maes. Does anyone remember the family?. Cymru am byth! Patricia Wyn Waite.
Date: 27 Feb 2005 170 Hello---what a lovely website--I was born and bred in Pwllheli as were Mam's family and Dad's. I am researching the family tree and it is coming along well. I got your website through a cousin of my Dad's as she is tracing the same line--( Williams Greens and Jones, Kenny and Evans ). I have an avvid interest in my family roots and love to see the old photos of Pwllheli and how my ancestors lived. Well done on a wonderful site and next time Dad comes here I will log him onto your site so he can have a look as I am sure he will find the photos of great interest (It will be mixing the old generation with new technology!!!) Do you happen to know of any other sites similar to yours that I may be able to access??) Yours Josephine. Try Penllyn.com they have some history of Pwllheli as well. (Tony)
Date: 27 Feb 2005 171 Hi, I was told to contact you by martyn croydon in the hope that you could send me some old photos of criccieth beaches. A map of the coastline or any information regarding the beaches at Criccieth would be very helpful and greatly appreciated. you can contact me on clairepowell88@hotmail.com claire xxx. Sorry, we have nothing about Criccieth, but Cimwch.com have some photos, and there is a contact e-mail on the website, all the best with your search. (Tony)
Date: 28 Feb 2005 172 Charlotte Nelms - I'm coming to live in Rhiw with my family! Can't wait!
Date: 01 Mar 2005 173 My family lived at Tyn Lon Fawr but my father (Robert Rhiw Jones) left at the age of 18 to live and work on London. We would frequently holiday at the farm however. This site has provided me with much valuable family information for which I am extremely grateful. It showed for instance my grandfather Richard Jones Barn Hill in the 1881 census and my great uncle Capt Griffith Jones buried at St Mair Bryncroes aged 75 in 1884. Ivor Robeert Jones now aged 80 and living in Cornwall ivor@st-blaise.demon.co.uk
Date: 02 Mar 2005 174 Hello Tony! What a superb website! Full of interest and with much to read - well done to you. I was interested in the section on Porthdinllaen as I sailed a 32ft boat from Dun Laoghaire to there back in 1989. We spent two nights on a mooring enjoying the local pub and a also visit to the lifeboat station. Best regards, Justin Merrigan Hobart Tasmania Nice to hear from you Justin, drop me a line, so we can have a Yarn. Tony.
Date: 02 Mar 2005 175 Visit Rhiw many a time and the mountain. From Cheshire with a mobile home in Abersoch . Have been comming to north wales for 67 years. In fact according to the locals I know the lay of the land better than they do. Gods country love it. Tony Abbott.
Date: 02 Mar 2005 176 First Rate Site, and must certainly bring back memories of all people who were involved in whaling Operations until the end in 1961 Richard Noon Flf Balaena, 1959 Season
Date: 06 Mar 2005 177 I typed extra Master on Google and was directed to your site where it seems to be a poem on Extra Master, but unfortunately i cannot understand languages other than English and hindi. Regards, Capt.S.P.Mathur Extra Master sanjeevpmathur@yahoo.com
Date: 09 Mar 2005 178 Found the site very interesting. Smashing,
Date: 16 Mar 2005 179 Thanks for the information. I really enjoyed your site. Best wishes.
Date: 17 Mar 2005 180 Diolch yn fawr iawn a llongyfarchiadau ar safwe ardderchog. Richard Jones Caeathro
Date: 18 Mar 2005 181 Wish there were more interesting websites such as yours, keep the good work going!
Date: 23 Mar 2005 182 I enjoyed this site very much and have taken away a better insight. I will recommend this site to everyone I know. More people should step into.
Date: 24 Mar 2005 183 Defnyddiol Iawn - da ni'n dod i Rhiw mis Awst i aros yn Tan y Foel - neis iawn cael gweld y lle cyn dwad.
Date: 25 Mar 2005 184 What a great site with all the history, it would make a very good movie with the tales of all the smuggling that went on, puts Cornwall to shame.
Date: 04 Apr 2005 185 I like the way you set up your info in the homepage, nicely done.
Date: 05 Apr 2005 186 Aled Roberts, captaled@aol.com Hailed from Edern, but now live in Houston, Texas. Found your web site very interesting, and will visit again soon to really read it in depth. Very enjoyable. It's a small world Aled, we are now in the process of documenting your grandfather's career, Captain Hugh Roberts O.B.E. of Edern, and it makes fascinating reading. The first part should be published in the next couple of days. Regards Tony.
Date: 13 Apr 2005 187 I was delighted to find this web-site. I am related to Gwilym of Rhos. My mother was Rhiannon Wenna Evans born in Rhoshirwaun.
Date: 16 Apr 2005 188 Congragulations on a wonderful site, I have found it most interesting. My great grandfather, Jerimiah Griffith,was at Bodwrdda from 1864 until he died in 1892 and his son Richard was the tenant until 1904. He died in Aberdaron in 1924. Jerimiah's wife was Margery, daughter of William Owen of Plas Newydd. I could send you a photograph of the family at Bodwrdda if you send me your E mail address. Have you a date or name for the "Bodwrdda Maidsevent" story. Diolch yn fawr am eich gwaith. Cofion cynnes, Ifor Bodvel Owen{enedigol o Pwllheli}
Date: 20 Apr 2005 189 Tony ~ What a wonderful site! I have really enjoyed my visit and I am in awe of the great photos and stories here. Thank you for sharing!! Sincerely ~ Cynthia Owen-Gaines (cynthia_gaines@sbcglobal.net)
Date: 22 Apr 2005 190 Hello I love this web site I just wish that I could remember my grandparents names on my Fathers side of the family. My dad was sent to live with his grandparents when he was about 11 years old from Cardiff they lived on a farm near porth ysgo, he attended Rhiw school from around 1929 approx. We always went on holiday to the Llyn when we were children,we still have relatives there and now my eldest Daughter is now living in Rhoshirwaun.My fathers cousin was Tom Hughes but has now deceased but his wife Hannah is still living at Cau-Du farm nr.Sarn.My Fathers name was William Titus Hughes and I think his Grandfather was also Tom Hughes. My Father passed away 15 years ago, but I would love to hear of any information you have on my Family. Thank you Mrs Patricia Pursey. Hello Patricia, Glad you like our website. My mother tells me your grandparents lived at "Hendy", which is a farm close to Porth Ysgo, Regards Tony.
Date: 23 Apr 2005 191 Mae wedi bod yn bwrw glaw drwm yn Abertawe 23/4/05 ond wi n teimlo happis nawr ar ol dod o hyd eich safle chwi.
Date: 07 May 2005 192 Research my ancestors from pwllheli and came acroos you sit which I find enchanting regards from australia Popjones@tsn.cc
Date: 08 May 2005 193 hello dwi'n dysgu cymraeg mi wnesti mwynhau darllen eich site dwi'n meddwl bod site adderchod'gobethio mi fyddi in ymwela buan please excuse my spelling of the welsh languge
Date: 11 May 2005 194 Llongyfarchiadau...Safle hynod ddiddorol a gwerth chweil... Gresyn na fasa pob ardal yn creu safle tebyg a cystal.. Hanes Rhiw/Ynys Enlli/Aberdaron a'r ardal yn tynu dwr i'n nanadd - fel y tatws yn popty!!!.. Mi fasa cael ail flasu tamad o gacan blat mwyar duon Ynys Enlli {wedi i Nain Enlli - Nellie Evans ei gwneud}yn fendigedig... Dymuniadau gorau o'ch dau Mici Plwm. Neis clywed gin ti Mici, Ti'n cofio hwylio ar y "Panache" mewn ras yn Abersoch rhai blynyddoedd yn ol, dwi byth yn cofio mynd adra noson honno!!!! Cofia alw os ddoi i'r Rhiw, Tony.
Date: 11 May 2005 195 You have done an exceptional job in creating and designing this website. My congratulations to you!!!
Date: 11 May 2005 196 Enjoyed your site very much of special interest was Capt Sam Williams with whom I sailed with for almost a year back in 1950 M A Bond MM ret.
Date: 13 May 2005 197 Very good! cant wait to come and see you all this weekend and how is smot! xxxxxxxx Smot's doing fine, he's just sitting here next to me (as he always does when I'm home) Regards Tony.
Date: 14 May 2005 198 Diddorol iawn oedd gweld hanes Sam Kent Williams - roedd ei dad yn frawd i'm Taid John Richard Williams a oedd hefyd yn master mariner. A oes rhywun hefo gwybodaeth am Dicus Parry o Nefyn a oedd ar y mor? Fe'i collwyd 1860-1866. Hwn yw'r unig Dicus wyddom amdano, gobeithio ei fod yr un a oeddech yn chwilio amdano. Tony (Dicus Williams, sgwner Vron, boddwyd, Rhagfyr 24 1880, yn 40 oed.)
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Date: 22 Jun 2005 206 Glad you like our website.
Just had a look in the big black book!!! The schooner Ann & Ellen was built
at Porthdinllaen in 1858 by Hugh Hughes, length 79 ft, breadth 29 ft, and depth
11 ft 1 in. She was owned by Hugh Jones of Nefyn. She had a new standing jib
fitted on the 24th of June 1872 by David Rice Hughes the Sail Maker at
Porthdinllaen which cost £7.4s.8p. She was sold in 1883 to Lewis Williams of
Porthdinorwic. (Felinheli) She was converted into a hulk on the river Thames in
1895. Regards Tony.
Date: 26 Jun 2005 207 We're sorry to hear about the state of the churchyard at Nefyn, but this is an exception rather than the rule on Llyn, the ones at Rhiw and Aberdaron for example are always well kept. We are always looking for information and history of seafaring, and we look forward to any that you may come across. Thank you, Tony.
Date: 29 Jun 2005208 Hello Tony Ac Gwen,Found your site by a bit of luck.Very well put together.Nice photo's. KENBACH VILA VELHA, VITORIA BRAZIL.Great to hear from you Ken, Hope you are keeping well, Tony and Gwenllian. Date: 01 Jul 2005 209 Lovely site! Exactly what "Web" does best and a credit to your endeavours. As a regular visitor (and one time summer resident) to the Lleyn Peninsular. My family and I have many fond memories of Rhiw and environs. Keep up the good work. Diolch yn fawr iawn. Best wishes John Butler, Yacht "GALESA" (Hafan Pwllheli)
Date: 01 Jul 2005 210 I READ WITH GREAT INTEREST THE STORY OF THE TWO BODIES THAT WERE EXHUMED FROM THE CHURCH YARD OF ST. AELRHIW'S. I AM CURIOUS TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BODIES WHEN IT WAS IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT THEY HAD BEEN MURDERED. WHERE THEY RE-BURIED IN THE SAME CHURCH YARD, CAN ANYONE ADVISE THIS SITE IS BRILLIANT, I HAVE FOUND IT EXTREMELY INTERESTING, AS I AM VERY FOND OF RHIW. IF ANYONE CAN GIVE ME MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ME ON THE FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESS J.RAND@NTLWORLD.COM. THANKS. LESTER.
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Date: 23 Jul 2005 212 Thanks for your comments. Hugh has his own website dedicated to the memory of the men and women that were on the "City of Cairo" when she was torpedoed during WWII, It makes fascinating reading, and is thoroughly researched, and a great credit to him. http://www.sscityofcairo.co.uk/index.php
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Date: 29 Jul 2005 214 There is only one Robert Williams on the Llanfaelrhys 1881 Census, but he was only three, and he lived at Bryngoleu. But we don't think he's the same Robert that you are looking for. Regards Gwenllian. Link to Llyn Census 1881
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Hello Stephen, Glad you found our website interesting, the schooner on the right in this photograph would be similar to the "Elizabeth Jane" being of similar length and having two masts, but as no two of them were the same, that's as close as anyone could get it really. Regards Tony.
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Ex Blue funnel seaman a-b early 60's over 12 years coasting and deep sea came
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Date: 11 Nov 2005 Diddorol iawn,wrth bod yn gynt longwr mae diddordeb mawr am yr hen longau ar drylliadau sydd wedi digwydd o gwmpas Pen LLyn, Rwyf yn cofio mynd i lawr i Gareg y llam pan roeddwn yn unorddeg hefo Roy Refail Boduan a Hiwi John Bryniau i weld y LLong Amy Summerfield pan roedd hi ar y traeth a Wil Harlach yn dechrau i malu, Bren carrier oedd ganddo ef yn cario y darnau or cwch,Roedd haner llong arall ar y traeth rhwng Amy a Gareg y llam ond rwyf ddim yn cofio ei henw does dim iw weld rwan,roedd dwy DKW ar y traeth hefyd a cwch achub roedd wedi dod oddi ar y haner llong, gobeithio y bod hyn o riw diddordeb i riwyn,Cyfarchion mawr i RHIW.COM Dennis Diolch Dennis am yr hanes yna. Pa gwmni fuoch chi yn morio efo nhw? Os oes gennych luniau neu hanes o'ch amser ar y mor mi fyddan yn ddiolchgar iawn i glywed gennych eto. Gwenllian
Date: 13 Nov 2005 Thanks Bjarne, your website is also very impressive and will need more time to look at it properly. All the best Gwenllian
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Date: 23 Dec 2005 I have found out that my Family ROBERTS come from Llangwnadl. I can get as
far back as ROBERT RICHARDS b 1773-1847 and Janet ROBERTS 1773-1850. They lived
at GLAN yr AFON I have visited the family Graves many times at the church. What
I have found out on your site is that a JANET ROBERTS of GLAN yr AFON
LLangwnadle 1773- 1850 sailed on the Remson in 1828. I feel that this must be my GGGreatgrandmother but is it usual for
emigrents to go and come back. Can any body shine a light on this for me as her
body seems to be interned with her husband and son David in the church grounds
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