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Abt 1733 - 1819| Born | Abt 1733 [1] | |
| Gender | Female | |
| Buried | 1819 | St Cewydd's Church, Disserth, Radnorshire, Wales  [1] |
| Died | Aug 1819 | Maesgwynne, Disserth, Radnorshire, Wales [1] |
| Person ID | I2617 | White Family Tree |
| Last Modified | 6 Apr 2020 | |
| Father | Evan Powell, b. 1692, Radnorshire, Wales , d. 1761, Maesgwynne, Disserth, Radnorshire, Wales | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Powell, b. Abt 1715, Llandegley, Radnorshire, Wales , d. 19 May 1784, Maesgwynne, Disserth, Radnorshire, Wales | |
| Married | 21 Apr 1732 | Radnorshire, Wales |
| _UID | 5C69E1885FCEB641BFDAA55F2BC4F2B18104 | |
| Family ID | F87 | Group Sheet |
| Documents » Slide Show |
 | Powell, Elizabeth, 1804 Bond, 1 Evan Powell (1733) died without a will. This asks for permission for his sister Elizabeth Powell, spinster, to administer his affairs. |
 | Powell, Elizabeth, 1804 Bond, 2 Evan Powell (1733) died without a will. This permission for his sister Elizabeth Powell, spinster, to administer his affairs. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth, 1804 Bond, 3 Another document so Elizabeth Powell can administer the affairs of her brother, Evan. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth, 1804 Bond, 4 Oath Elizabeth Powell had to say to administer affairs of brother Evan Powell. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth and Evan Hughlings, Burial book in Disserth The book in St Cewydd's should say Elizabeth Powell, not Evan Powell. The inscription on the headstone clearly states "Former was the eldest daughter of Evan and Elizabeth Powell." Also identifies Evan Hughlings as the second son of John and Sarah Hughlings. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth (1733) will p 1 Written 23 Nov 1805 Proved by John Price 1 May 1826 | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth (1733) will p 2 Page 1 was too long. The last 8 lines of this finish page 1. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth (1733) will p 3 Her niece, Elizabeth Hughlings Price and husband John Price still get to live is Maesgwynne. | |
 | Powell, Elizabeth (1733) will proved by John Price |
| Headstones |  | Powell, Elizabeth (1733) and Evan Hughlings, St Cewydd's, Disserth, full headstone Under Evan Hughlings, it clearly states that Elizabeth is the eldest daughter of Evan and Elizabeth Powell, and Evan Hughlings is the son of John and Sarah Hughlings. |
 | Hughlings, Evan, Headstone in St Cewydd, Disserth, Wales He is buried with Elizabeth Powell, even though the book says it's Evan Powell. They both lived at Maesgwynne Hall. Below info says: _____ the second son of John and Sarah Hughings whose ____ (rest unreadable) |
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