FranceGenWeb DAVIES FAMILY OF LLANDINAM PLASDINAM David Davies bought Plas Dinam in 1884. For a short period during the war Gordonstoun School was relocated from Scotland to Plas Dinam to ensure the safety of the schoolboys. The house also housed an Agricultural College for a period after the war. Lady (Eldrydd) Davies, wife of the Third Lord Davies, effectively inherited the house when her husband Mike was killed in action in Holland in 1944. Her father in law had died earlier in the same year. Raising two sons by herself at Llwynderw in the village, she took the momentous decision to move back into Plas Dinam in 1957 with her two sons David and Jonathan. In 2001 a fire devastated the top floor of the house, and over a period of 2 years parts of the roof and house were rebuilt and much of the house was redecorated. In 2011 the current Lord and Lady Davies decided to “downsize” and have moved out.
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Looking for records of a birth, marriage or death in England and Wales This is a brief guide to help you with your research. Records of births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales are kept in various places, but not usually at The National Archives. This guide will help you to find out where else you can look. What do I need to know before I start? Birth, marriage and death certificates cannot be viewed or ordered at The National Archives. The General Register Office (GRO) keeps all certificates of births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales since 1837. Civil registration began on 1 July 1837 and no central records of births, marriages or deaths exist before that date. If you are tracing a birth, marriage or death before 1 July 1837, look for parish registersparish register - a register of baptisms, marriages, and burials kept by a local church in local archives. As most non-conformists were obliged to marry in the Church of England between 1754 and 1837, it is possible to find records of their marriages in Church of England parish registers.
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