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- Master/Owner of "Charlotte".
From the 1851 Census (HO107 Piece 2181 Folio 341 Page 40) Thomas 49, a Master Mariner, born Scotland, was with his wife Margaret, 40, born Wales, at 1 Surrey Street, Liverpool, Lancashire. With them were their children Thomas, 19, Mariner, born Scotland, Elizabeth, 9, Scholar, born Scotland, Mary, 6, Scholar, born Wales, Daniel, 4, Scholar, born Wales, and William, 1, Master Mariner's Son, born Liverpool. The family had a House Servant by way of Ann Williams, 20, unmarried, born Wales. Lodging with them was Henry Oliver, 23, unmarried, Commission Agent, born Wales.
From the 1861 Census for Llangelynin, Merionethshire (RG9 Piece 4318 Folio 53 Page 3) Thomas, 58, Mariner and Farmer from Aberdovey, Wales, was with his wife Margaret, 49, from Celynin, Wales, at Llechlwyd, Llangelynin, Merionethshire. With them were their children Elizabeth, 18, born Aberdovey, Wales, Mary, 16, born Bangor, Wales, Daniel, 14, born Bangor, Wales, William, 11, born Liverpool, and Margaret, 7, born Celynin, Wales. Visiting the household were David ap Davies, a widower Farmer aged 47 from Celynin, Wales, and his children William, 10, Margaret, 6, and Hugh, 2, all born in Wisconsin, North America. Attending the household were John Jones, 25, Labourer from Towyn, Merionethshire, Wales, Lewis Pugh, 18, a Carter from Celynin, John Griffiths, 19, a Cowman from Towyn, Merionethshire, Wales, Ellis Lewis, 14, a Sheep Boy from Celynin and Grace Lewis, 17, a Housemaid from Celynin.
From the 1871 Census for Aberdovey, Merionethshire (RG10 Piece 5602 Folio 21 Page 1) Thomas, 68, Master Mariner and Ship Owner from Aberdovey, Merionethshire, was with his wife Margaret, 59, from Celynin, Merionethshire, at 1 Brynhyfryd, Aberdovey, Merionethshire, Wales. With them was their niece, Margaret Davies, 15, from Racine, Wisconsin, America.
Brief Glory, page 153: 'Thomas Daniel (your great-grandfather), who, for greater convenience removed to Bangor to reside - it was there your grandmother was born - gave an order to a Merseyside Shipbuilding firm to build him a schooner which he named the "Margaret" in compliment to his wife'
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