Hazel
hazel51cyng@yahoo.co.uk
Submitted on 2012/01/26 at 7:52 am
The website is really good, it’s user friendly.
I think either everything to be bi-lingual or have a button for Cymraeg and whatever is in English do the same on the Welsh pages
Neil Lewis
neil@mentercwmgwendraeth.org.uk
Submitted on 2012/02/07 at 11:34 am
Hello. I’m doing some research for Menter Cwm Gwendraeth on behalf of the County Council into combating fuel price hikes. One idea is obviously bulk buying oil to reduce costs. Cilycwm came up on the “oil-club” website. If anyone involved would be able to chat with me, I’d reallly appreciate it.
01269 871600. Yours hopefully. Neil.
dafydd
penyfedw@gmail.com
Submitted on 2012/05/08 at 8:01 pm
Da iawn a phob lwc i Iori Haugen wrth iddo gystadlu gyda “Only Boys Aloud” ar y rhaglen “Britain’s Got Talent”. Gwelwyd ef yn siarad dros y cor ar y rhaglen newyddion.
Good wishes and best of luck to Iori Haugen as he competes with “Only Boys Aloud” on the programme “Britain’s Got Talent”. Just seen Iori speaking in Welsh on the Welsh news channel !! Brilliant !
Teresa Evans
teresaevans25@hotmail.com
Submitted on 2012/08/07 at 8:59 pm
Today I was having a chat to a nice gentleman named William Theophilus; I had contacted him to try to find out if he had any information regarding my Theophilus ancestors who came from Cilycwm. During our chat he told me about this website. The site is very informative and I feel that it is wonderful to gain an insight of where my family came from, and I will certainly be returning from time to time. One thing that I would like to see on this site is a geneaolgy message board apart from that well done!
richard watkins
watkinsr@gotadsl.co.uk
Submitted on 2012/08/26 at 8:42 pm | In reply to Teresa Evans.
There is a picture of the Theophilus family of Tan-y-Fael in1913 in the book Llandeilo, Llandovery, and the upper Tywi valley in old photographs
ISBN 0-86299-975-8
trish willoughby
foxhallfarmhouse.co.uk x
trish.willoughby@tiscali.co.uk
Submitted on 2012/08/12 at 4:25 pm
Mr Theophilus is a very good ambassador for the site. He stayed at my bed and breakfast recently and was telling me all about it. It is very interesting and makes me want to come and see for myself. Good luck everyone
pam
pamelabriggs41@yahoo.co.uk
Submitted on 2012/10/28 at 12:33 pm
would there have been a clockmakers in cilycwm in the 1820
Rhys Williams
dale.williams1@bellaliant.net
Submitted on 2012/10/16 at 9:04 pm
My hen taid Thomas was born in Cilycwm in 1828. My wife and I visited in 2009, when they were filming Pen Talar. I loved the village.
Rhys and Rebecca Williams
DAVID FOULGER
DEFLD6@AOL.COM
HI DICK AND CHRIS. I HAVE SOME PICTURES FRON EVENTS IN THE CILYCWM CHURCH. LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR THEM. YOU CAN SELECT WHICH TO USE.
WELL DONE SO FAR.
Regards
David
David Webb
webbcamfreelance@aol.com
Looks good so far, well done. May I be very mercenary and put the details of our holiday cottage on to the site? Will send a few words and picture/s when you are ready!
Many thanks, David.
Isobel Stevenson
belleted@hotmail.com
Your event’s page goes to a server 404 error message, other than that, (and the obvious 
) it’s looking really good Dick. Well done 
chrisrobertson
cilycwm@cghr.co.uk
Hello Isobel. The Events page was removed from the final site version so I assume you are looking at an old version. Could I suggest you refresh your Explorer/Chrome cache – you should then see the current release version of the site.
gaynor
gaynorjones@hotmail.com
Hoffi hwn – like it – keep up the good work, a visit is due me thinks!
Joanne Babb
joeyliz1@hotmail.co.uk
You are all doing a great job, just what the village needs. I have loads of photos of the village and the surrounding area if yopu want them to fill some spaces. Not sure who I need to spesk to about that, but you are welcom to have some of them. I would also be interested in a bit of free advertising if that is ok. Again not sure who to speak to about that either. Its all looking great and easy to use. Thankyou for your time and effort. Joe
John Williams
jwilliams412@btinternet.com
I totally agree with all the posts and comments and would also like to congratulate you on what is fantastic work on this web site; da iawn yn wir! I shall talk with you when I’m home in a couple of weeks as I would like to contribute an article if I may about my experiences on the Shetland Isles thus far. Well done!
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
Thanks John – something on Shetland would be great.
Dick
Lisa Hilliard (formerly Timlick)
thehilliards3@hotmail.com
Please could anyone help me locate my uncle Thornton Timlick.
I now live in Australia and would love to be able to chat to him.
My email address is thehilliards3@hotmail.com.
Thank you
Mike Galvin
talk-talk x
mchael_41@tiscali.co.uk
Hi
I am researching my family tree and have almost completed a reasonable history..
The family I am after is Jacob Rees and his 2nd Wife Anne both came from Caio were married in Cilycwm and were alive in the 1881 census, he was a blacksmith publican at the New New Inn located in Rhydygroes I have used Google to pinpoint the position but it appears to have gone ..alongside was the New Inn ..so I assume a bit of rivalry to place, any information on the family would be helpful as he had a Daughter “Jemimah b 1852 She Married and had a son her husbands surname I believe started with a “H”
Also any info on a family James Rees b1764, His wife Anne b1768 Marrage1789 Cilycwm Children James b1790 , Mary b 1792,Elizabeth b 1794 and Daniel b 1796 all from Cilycwm
The first family also lived at Glandwr which Dafydd Tomos replied and knew where it was so if anyone can give me the exact location ie; using St Michaels as a base so I can google it I would be greatful.. As I am over 70 and getting over a heart attackmy days of long distance holidays are over
Cheers Mike.g
Mike Galvin
One’s enough for me!!
Mike.g
neilregent@yahoo.com
Trying to find a house that my Great Grand mother lived in around mid to late 1800s. (We have a photo of the house) Her name was Margaret Lloyd and her father was Morgan Lloyd, a tailor. The name of their house or road was Traidrhywhinws. Another location was Tynbwl? Just wondered if you could shed any light on these as I can’t find any mention on local maps?
Many Thanks
Neil Regent
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
Any ideas on this? I guess the house could be Troedrhiw…dinas? ynys?. Presumaby Tynbwl is Tymbl or Tumble.
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
Can you send them to Chris? He’s in charge of the gallery.
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
Yes, that’s the idea; the more the merrier. You can send stuff now.
Dick
David Atodo
hekimaorganisationnet@yahoo.com
Dear Turner,
Really a good work and keep up.
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
Thanks Jo,
Good to know our efforts are appreciated. Advertising should come to me and photographs to Chris Robertson. Have a look at the Local Businesses tab to see the size etc
Cheers
Dick
dafydd
daf@cilycwm.com
Located in a very special part of the area – Cwm Gwenffrwd (Gwenffrwd Valley) north east of Rhandir-mwyn
penyfedw@gmail.com
Rhywbeth a ddaeth i lawr……………
Chinese lanterns have reached Cil-y-cwm!! If anybody wishes to retrieve about 6 to 10 of these lanterns which have landed on my land (are they reusable), please let me know so as to assist with the ladders and access…….
Richard Turner
twynog@googlemail.com
There was some publicity about these back in January – the NFU issued a statement saying they were a danger to farm animals:
http://www.farminguk.com/news/Farming-organisations-warn-against-Chinese-lanterns_22618.html
I don’t think they are intended to be re-used. Should we think of them as another kind of litter? Sadly many people feel it’s OK to discard stuff for other people to clear up. I do think there is a difference though between the intention to create something beautiful – a group of glowing lanterns drifting up into the night sky – and the act of chucking a plastic food carton out of the car window. After all fireworks are a kind of litter too.
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