BLAEN-EINON, Mydroilyn, Ceredigion 2014
Notes on BLAEN-EINON, Mydroilyn, Ceredigion 2014
A small cottage, much ruined and little of which remained. One photograph was managed before the herd of young cows came over to sniff me out. It became ever increasing to photograph with the cows licking me, equipment and generally following me step by step. A friendlier bunch never have I met! The cottage itself is in a slightly hollowed ground and within a small group of trees, a few other smaller buildings scattered around, all ruinous, long forgotten.
A small cottage, much ruined and little of which remained. One photograph was managed before the herd of young cows came over to sniff me out. It became ever increasing to photograph with the cows licking me, equipment and generally following me step by step. A friendlier bunch never have I met! The cottage itself is in a slightly hollowed ground and within a small group of trees, a few other smaller buildings scattered around, all ruinous, long forgotten.
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By Edith Royle: My great grandparents lived in this house with their daughter Anne. They were Isaac Davies (born Dihewid)and his wife Sarah (born Llanarth) he was 59 and Sarah was 54 from the 1901 census records for Blaeneinon Their daughter Anne was 16 and the last of their family of 12 children to still be at home. They had 5 children living with them in 1891 at Blaeneinon, it must have been a bit crowded.Isaac was a farmer and moved to Perthele farm at Silian where he died in 1912.Nearly all my ancestors were from Ceredigion, so I find your photographs very interesting. Thank you.