Bob Sanders

Male

Cardiff, Wales

United Kingdom

Profile Information:

What surnames are you interested in researching?
Sanders, Burfitt, Huntley, Paling, Devonshire, Peck, Deere, Portrey, Cousins, Roch, Roach, Withers, Readman, Cleavely, Seymour, Weston
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
Devon, Glamorgan, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Bristol, Cornwall, Somerset, Dorset, London, North Yorkshire, Cumberland, Lincolnshire, Monmouthshire, Pembrokeshire
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Advanced Family History Researcher
If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan; Whitby and the North Yorkshire Moors, Merchant Navy
Do you have a genealogy website or blog or belong to a Genealogy Society?
glamorganfamilyhistory.co.uk

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  • Norm Whiteley

    Are you the Bob Sanders who created "the direct ancestry of agnes sanders" in 1999? If so I have questions about James Pearson born 1772. Thanks.
  • Carolyn Casperson

    Bob--my sister and I will be on a UCLA tour of central Ireland next month and then will spend an extra week doing a quick dip in west Cork and then Wales.  I see you are a professional level genealogist so wonder if you would be interested in seeing what we can find of the EDWARDS family.  My maternal grandmother's family spent some time in county Kilkenny before moving to Canada but it is the time before this that interests me. 

     

    Various family trees have mentioned an Edwards Hall near Cardiff as birth places for Richard (1523 and son Richard B on 22 Nov 1566), Joshua in 1582 or 1584 as well as a Thomas who was born in 1639 and died in 1671.  Do you have any idea where this Edwards Hall might be?

     

    The other Edwards puzzle is up by Bangor where the paper I was given has a Francis Edwards born about 1705 and leaving for Ireland from ILDOEL.  Other "genealogists" spell it as ILDOORL and ODOWIL but when I wrote to the college archivist in Bangor, he said none of them meant anything in either Welsh or English.  I've been unable to reach any of the people who used the spellings as two have died and others have changed their e-mail addresses since posting.  Help!  I look forward to the scenery but I'd really prefer to get some answers!  Carolyn

  • Jeanette Martin

    Hi Bob,

    Wondering if you are the Bob Sanders who had a site on Angelfire re A Glamorgan Chronology