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Family Tree Maker Descendants of David Williams Generation No. 1 1. DAVID1 WILLIAMS was born Abt. 1831 in Alcwm, CARMARTHEN Dyfed Wales. He married HANNAH WILLIAMS. She was born Abt. 1839 in ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. Notes for DAVID WILLIAMS: b1829-31 More About DAVID WILLIAMS: Occupation: Coal Miner Notes for HANNAH WILLIAMS: b 1839-41 Children of DAVID WILLIAMS and HANNAH WILLIAMS are: i. WILLIAM2 WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1859, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. ii. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. 1861, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales; m. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS; b. 1864, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. Notes for JOHN WILLIAMS: belived tohave become MP for Gower from 1906 Notes for ELIZABETH WILLIAMS: , iii. ANN WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1864, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. iv. EVAN WILLIAMS, b. 1866, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. v. MARGARET WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1868, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. vi. MERIAM WILLIAMS, b. 1869, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. Notes for MERIAM WILLIAMS: Presumed to have died before1871 vii. URIAS WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1874, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales; d. 24 Jan 1966, Blackheath London. 2. viii. DAVID WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1876, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales; d. 03 Dec 1957, NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. ix. THOMAS WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1878, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. More About THOMAS WILLIAMS: Occupation: Coal Miner (Hewer) x. MIRIAM WILLIAMS, b. 1880, ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales. Generation No. 2 2. DAVID2 WILLIAMS (DAVID1) was born Abt. 1876 in ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan Wales, and died 03 Dec 1957 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. He married LILY WILLIAMS Bet. Jul - Sep 1903 in Neath, daughter of JOHN GRIFFITHS and (MOTHER). She was born Abt. 1881 in Wales. More About DAVID WILLIAMS: Occupation: Coal Miner (Hewer) Notes for LILY WILLIAMS: Formerly Griffiths Children of DAVID WILLIAMS and LILY WILLIAMS are: 3. i. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH HANNAH3 WILLIAMS, b. 25 Nov 1903, Skewen, Glamorgan. 4. ii. VIOLET MAY HAMILTON, b. 03 May 1908, Birchgrove, Llansamlet, Swansea, Glamorgan; d. May 1999, EXETER Devon England. 1 iii. EVELYN TEGWEDD WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1911, Birchgrove, Llansamlet, Swansea, Glamorgan. 5. iv. GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE WILLIAMS, b. 22 Aug 1913, SWANSEA West Glamorgan Wales; d. 12 Jun 1974, NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. v. DAVID MYALL WILLIAMS, b. 1914; d. 24 Mar 1955, IMMINGHAM Humberside England; m. MARGARET EYNON WILLIAMS; b. Abt. 1914. Notes for DAVID MYALL WILLIAMS: Captain of British Steamer Lakewood. Overcome by fumes whilst asleep on ship Generation No. 3 3. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH HANNAH3 WILLIAMS (DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 25 Nov 1903 in Skewen, Glamorgan. She married LESLIE ALFRED WHITE 06 Sep 1928. He was born 1903. Children of PHYLLIS WILLIAMS and LESLIE WHITE are: i. JOHN4 WHITE, b. Abt. 1932; d. Abt. 2010. ii. MICHAEL WHITE, b. Abt. 1934; d. Abt. 1965. 4. VIOLET MAY3 HAMILTON (DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 03 May 1908 in Birchgrove, Llansamlet, Swansea, Glamorgan, and died May 1999 in EXETER Devon England. She married JOHN HERBERT HAMILTON in EXETER Devon England, son of FRANCIS HAMILTON and ELIZABETH LOCKYEAR. He was born 10 Aug 1904 in Chiswick BRENTFORD Middlesex England, and died 04 Dec 1970 in Andover. More About VIOLET MAY HAMILTON: Occupation: Auxilliary Nurse/Record Shop Worker More About JOHN HERBERT HAMILTON: Occupation: Bus Driver/ Army Vehicle Tester Children of VIOLET HAMILTON and JOHN HAMILTON are: 6. i. EDA VIOLET JUNE4 LUSCOMBE, b. 04 Jun 1932, EXETER Devon England; d. 16 Apr 1993, Exeter. 7. ii. DAVID ROBERT HAMILTON, b. 1933, EXETER Devon England. 5. GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3 WILLIAMS (DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 22 Aug 1913 in SWANSEA West Glamorgan Wales, and died 12 Jun 1974 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. He married ELIZABETH VERA WILLIAMS 21 Aug 1938 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales, St Thomas Church. She was born Abt. 22 Jul 1914 in Wales, and died 15 Nov 1982. More About GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE WILLIAMS: Occupation: Grocer Children of GARFIELD WILLIAMS and ELIZABETH WILLIAMS are: 8. i. PETER MYALL4 WILLIAMS, b. 24 Mar 1941, Wales. 9. ii. KAY WILLIAMS, b. 14 Jan 1946, Wales. Generation No. 4 6. EDA VIOLET JUNE4 LUSCOMBE (VIOLET MAY3 HAMILTON, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 04 Jun 1932 in EXETER Devon England, and died 16 Apr 1993 in Exeter. She married TERRENCE REGINALD LUSCOMBE 10 Mar 1956 in Topsham St Margarets, son of REGINALD LUSCOMBE and MABEL LUSCOMBE. He was born 12 Jun 1926 in Topsham, Devon, England, and died 22 Jan 2009 in Treelands Residential Home , Tedburn St Mary. Notes for EDA VIOLET JUNE LUSCOMBE: Buried in Topsham Higher Cemetery More About EDA VIOLET JUNE LUSCOMBE: Occupation: Nurse Notes for TERRENCE REGINALD LUSCOMBE: died at at 8:20 pm. Buried at Topsham Higher Cemetery 2 More About TERRENCE REGINALD LUSCOMBE: Occupation: Personnel Officer Local Government Children of EDA LUSCOMBE and TERRENCE LUSCOMBE are: 10. i. STUART GEORGE5 LUSCOMBE, b. 08 Jul 1958, Exeter, Devon, England. 11. ii. JOHN TERRENCE LUSCOMBE, b. 1961, EXETER Devon England. 7. DAVID ROBERT4 HAMILTON (VIOLET MAY3, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 1933 in EXETER Devon England. He married ANITIA HAMILTON. She was born Abt. 1933 in EXETER Devon England. Children of DAVID HAMILTON and ANITIA HAMILTON are: 12. i. DUNCAN NEAL5 HAMILTON, b. 1960, EXETER Devon England. 13. ii. TRACEY ANN HAMILTON, b. 06 Jan 1963, EXETER Devon England. 8. PETER MYALL4 WILLIAMS (GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3, DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 24 Mar 1941 in Wales. He married ROASEMARIE WILIAMS 01 Sep 1964 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. She was born Jan 1944. Children of PETER WILLIAMS and ROASEMARIE WILIAMS are: 14. i. IAN PETER5 WILLIAMS, b. Nov 1965. 15. ii. RICHARD DAVID WILLIAMS, b. 08 Aug 1967. 9. KAY4 WILLIAMS (GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3, DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 14 Jan 1946 in Wales. She married VICTOR LYN WILLIAMS 03 Jul 1966 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. He was born 13 May 1945. More About VICTOR LYN WILLIAMS: Occupation: Car Dealer Children of KAY WILLIAMS and VICTOR WILLIAMS are: 16. i. GERAINT LYN5 WILLIAMS, b. 14 Jun 1968. ii. RHYSIAN WILLIAMS, b. 05 Jul 1971, NEATH West Glamorgan Wales; d. 27 May 1996. Generation No. 5 10. STUART GEORGE5 LUSCOMBE (EDA VIOLET JUNE4, VIOLET MAY3 HAMILTON, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 08 Jul 1958 in Exeter, Devon, England. He married BARBARA HARRISON LUSCOMBE 04 May 1985 in Kirk Michael IOM, daughter of JOHN QUAYLE and NANCY QUAYLE. She was born 02 Jan 1963 in BOOTLE Merseyside England. More About STUART GEORGE LUSCOMBE: Baptism: Topsham Occupation: Electrical Engineer/ Mariner(RN) More About BARBARA HARRISON LUSCOMBE: Occupation: Nurse Children of STUART LUSCOMBE and BARBARA LUSCOMBE are: i. PETER JAMES6 LUSCOMBE, b. 01 Jun 1986, PLYMOUTH Devon England. More About PETER JAMES LUSCOMBE: Baptism: 1986, Topsham ii. ROBERT STUART LUSCOMBE, b. 04 May 1988, STOCKPORT Cheshire England. More About ROBERT STUART LUSCOMBE: Baptism: 1989, Topsham 11. JOHN TERRENCE5 LUSCOMBE (EDA VIOLET JUNE4, VIOLET MAY3 HAMILTON, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 1961 in EXETER Devon England. He married (1) LUCY BUCKLEY. She was born Abt. 1970 in EXETER Devon England. He married (2) LINDA ROSE. She was born 1961 in EXETER Devon England. Child of JOHN LUSCOMBE and LINDA ROSE is: 3 i. LAUREN JANE6 LUSCOMBE, b. 13 Jun 1988, PLYMOUTH Devon England. More About LAUREN JANE LUSCOMBE: Baptism: Exwick, Exwick Occupation: Law 12. DUNCAN NEAL5 HAMILTON (DAVID ROBERT4, VIOLET MAY3, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 1960 in EXETER Devon England. He married (1) SHARON HAMILTON 1982 in Woodbury Salterton. She was born Abt. 1960 in Woodbury Salterton. He married (2) LUCY DACOMBE 08 Mar 2005. She was born Abt. 1960 in WIMBORNE Dorset England. Children of DUNCAN HAMILTON and SHARON HAMILTON are: 17. i. RORY DAVID NEAL6 HAMILTON, b. 21 Nov 1985, EXETER Devon England. ii. AIDAN JACK HAMILTON, b. 28 Nov 1987, Exeter. 13. TRACEY ANN5 HAMILTON (DAVID ROBERT4, VIOLET MAY3, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 06 Jan 1963 in EXETER Devon England. She married MICHAEL PETER FURZER 04 Sep 1987. He was born 14 Feb 1961 in EXETER Devon England. Children of TRACEY HAMILTON and MICHAEL FURZER are: i. PAUL MICHAEL DAVID6 FURZER, b. 21 Mar 1989, EXETER Devon England. More About PAUL MICHAEL DAVID FURZER: Occupation: Electrician ii. JACK LEWIS FURZER, b. 17 Feb 1992, EXETER Devon England. More About JACK LEWIS FURZER: Occupation: Professional Footballer 14. IAN PETER5 WILLIAMS (PETER MYALL4, GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3, DAVID2, DAVID1) was born Nov 1965. He married TRACY WILLIAMS. She was born 1965, and died 14 Jan 2009. Children of IAN WILLIAMS and TRACY WILLIAMS are: i. NATHAN PETER6 WILLIAMS, b. 20 Oct 1988. ii. RUTH ELENA WILLIAMS, b. 30 May 1991. iii. CIARAN PATRIN WILLIAMS, b. Mar 1997. 15. RICHARD DAVID5 WILLIAMS (PETER MYALL4, GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3, DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 08 Aug 1967. He married VICTORIA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. She was born Abt. 1967. Children of RICHARD WILLIAMS and VICTORIA WILLIAMS are: i. THEA ELIZABETH ROSE6 WILLIAMS, b. Sep. ii. GRACE VICTORIA DAISEY WILLIAMS, b. 01 Apr 2009. 16. GERAINT LYN5 WILLIAMS (KAY4, GARFIELD HECTOR LAKE3, DAVID2, DAVID1) was born 14 Jun 1968. He married DAWN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 05 Nov 1999. She was born 13 Sep 1960, and died 10 Mar 2011 in NEATH West Glamorgan Wales. Children of GERAINT WILLIAMS and DAWN WILLIAMS are: i. CAMERON FITZGERALD6 WILLIAMS, b. 13 Nov 2000. ii. CONNOR RHYS WILLIAMS, b. 28 Jan 2002. Generation No. 6 17. RORY DAVID NEAL6 HAMILTON (DUNCAN NEAL5, DAVID ROBERT4, VIOLET MAY3, DAVID2 WILLIAMS, DAVID1) was born 21 Nov 1985 in EXETER Devon England. He married NAOMI WINN. She was born Abt. 1985 in Devon. Child of RORY HAMILTON and NAOMI WINN is: i. ZACKARY DAVID NEAL7 HAMILTON/WINN, b. 01 Dec 2009, EXETER Devon England. 4 5.
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