1. St. Mary's, Kidwelly Marriage Register entry:
1st Aug. 1691 - Carolus Mansell et Bridgetta Williams "........ latin text ...... in Carmarthen"2. St. Ishmael's,Carms. Marriage Register entry:
23rd Dec. 1724 - Copulat fuere matrimomio Carolus Mansell et Anna Fisher de KidwellySt. Mary's, Kidwelly Burial Register entry:15th Apr. 1730 - Carolus Mansel
Recorded in St. Mary's, Kidwelly Register as being a Church Warden in 1729
Appointed Principal Burgess of Kidwelly: 6th Mar. 1698 (2s 6d); farmer
Bailiff of Kidwelly: 1700, 1704, 1712, 1716, 1718, 1722
Mayor of Kidwelly: 1727Will of Charles Mansell
Will No. SD/1730/45 at the N.L.W.
In the name of God Amen I Charles Mansell of the town of Kidwelly in the County of Carmarthen Alderman being sick but of perfect mind and understanding and considering the uncertainty of this life and certainty of death do make and ordain this my present last will and testament in manner and form following hoping and firmly trusting through the merits of my Blessed redeemer to receive free pardon and forgivness of all my sins, and my body to be buried with such .......... and ceremony as my Executors hereafter named shall think fit & as to what worldly goods God has been pleased to bestow upon me I give and bequeath the same in manner and form following; Imprimis I give and bequeath unto my grandaughter Margaret the daughter of William David Griffith the sum of four pounds of lawful money of England I also give and bequeath unto my grandaughter Ann Mansell daughter to my son David Mansell the like sum of four pounds of lawful British money of England. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Ann the wife of William David Griffith the sum of one shilling I likewise give to my son David Mansell the like sum of one shilling all the above four mentioned legacies I order and direct to be paid by my Executors hereafter named within the space of four years after my decease. If it happen that the above named persons shall so long live or in case they shall not live so long I order that the aforesaid mentioned legacies is to fall between my Executors hereafter named and I do hereby order direct and appoint my said Executors to deliver the said several legacies to the respective persons above mentioned as I have bequeathed and given in such time after my decease. All the rest of my goods and chattles movable and immovable of what kind or nature soever I give and bequeath to my sons John Mansell, Henry Mansell, Walter Mansell and my daughter Margaret Mansell and I do hereby constitute name and appoint them to be joint Executors of this my present last will and testament. In witness thereof I have to this my will and testament set my hand and seal the Sixteenth Day of February in the third year of the Reign of our sovereign Lord George the second by the grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the faith Anno Dmi 1729.
Signed sealed & delivered by the Testatrix in the presence of us who have also in the presence and at the request of the said Testatrix set & scribed our names as Witnesses hereafter reading and publishing the same to the Testatrix.
Witness present:
William John
Thomas Morris
Will PriceSigned:
Charles Mansell
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A true and perfect inventory of all the Goods Cattles and Chattles both movable and immovable which Charles Mansell late of the Borough town of Kidwelly in the County of Carmarthen Alderman.
Died possessed of apprized the Twentieth Day of April 1730.
Three mares and four horses £10.10.00
Eight of two year old cattle 10.00.00
Seven yearlings 5.05.00
Four steers and two heifers of three year old 10.10.00
Thirteen cows and one bull 20.00.00
Six calves 18.00
Six bullocks of four year old 15.00.00
Four oxen 16.00.00
Twenty nine of ewes and lambs 5.01.06
Thirty four head of other sheep 5.02.00
Two sow with eight litter pigs 1.10.00
Four teal of wheat unthrashed 2.00.00
Twenty teal of barley 7.00.00
Beans unthrashed 1.15.00Goods in the house in the lower room
One bedstead bedclothing and appurtenances 1.10.00
Two churns 2.06
One kive & one barrel 3.09
One chair 6Goods in the entry
Five brass pans 2.07.06
Six pails with one little tub 1.06Goods in the kitchen
One old settle 1.09
Three old chests 7.06
One old cupboard 1.00
One chair 9
One table 2.09
Four candlesticks 5.00
Two brass pots 17.03
Twenty pewter dishes 19.06
Eleven pewter plates 3.00
Two tankards & two old flagons 1.09
One spit one trigg and one frying pan 1.03In the middle room
Two bedsteads bedclothes and appurtenances 15.00
One old chest 1.00In the upper room
Four cheese press 4.06
Three beer casks 3.03
One milk tub 1.03
Two other old tubs 1.06
One old table 1.03In the upper room above stairs
One chest 1.06
One bed and appurtenances 6.06
One bushell 9
Two stone and half of cheese 11.03
One earthen pot 2
Six reaping hooks 1.06
Two mowing sives(sic) 2.03In the lower room above stairs
Two bed with their appurtenances 13.00
Two chests 7.03
One hutch with feather 1.03
Ten winnowing sieves 2.00
Two winnowing sheet 2.03
Thirteen sacks 6.06
Wooden vessels and all other sundries in the house 5.05
Implements of husbandry 1.09.00
His wearing apparel 10.00
One saddle and bridle 7.02
Total: (sic)£124.02.06http://www.kidwellyhistory.co.uk/Wills/Charles1730.htm
St. Mary's, Kidwelly Burial Register entry:15th Apr. 1730 - Carolus Mansel
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Eugene Carlton Shadwell, second son of Harry and Belva (Poe) Shadwellwas born on 15th December 1922, Gene is survived and missed by Richard Eugene, James Edward (by his first wife JEan), a daughter Dorothy Jo was born to Gene and Donna, his second wife.he also has 4 step children, Terry, Jackie, Nancy and Linda, Brothers Kenneth of Eldorado, Illinois, Darell of Effingham, Illinois, Two sisters, josephine Glascockof Eldorado, illinois, and dorothy wheatley of salida, colorado, alsosurviving are nieces, nephews and friends, gene was a world war ii veteran in the army, he served in the european theater going to England the day ofter D-day and remained there until the end of the war. he was awarded the bronze star.gene passed away at saint mary corwin hospital in pueblo, colorado and his cremains are interred at the lakeside cemetery in canon city, in the veterans section.gene was predeceasede in death by his parents, a sister ruthie may who died as an infant in january 1928 of pneumonia, a memorial service was held for gene in Florence Colorado at Nazarene Church on 1st november 1990gene was a well liked business man in florence coloradohis hobby was wood working and he made many beautiful clocks, the most treasured are the grandfather clock, other clocks that were made and given to family and friends have a special place in all homes.the above taken from www.findagrave.com and was put on there by gene's sister Dorothy J Wheatley (think she has marriedd again and her husband surname is raper)This is Aunt Dot. I just sent Sean all the info, I currently have with me in Illinois. The biggest part of it is in Florida. I now live down there. I remarried in March of 2000. I sent your mom a bunch of stuff on the family several years ago, so maybe you didn't get it. You have some of the things wrong. Grandpa Harry was born in Clay County, Indiana. He was born January 19, 1890, and died October 3, 1959. GrandmaBelva, and he were married May 24, 1919. Grandma Belva Almeda Poe, Shadwell was born January 11, 1899, and died December 17, 1953. They areburied at Reinhart, Poe Cemetery in the southern part of Effingham. Let me know if I can help any more. Just E-Mail me. Hope all is well.Eugene Carlton Shadwell, second son of Harry and Belva (Poe)Shadwellwas born on 15th December 1922, Gene is survived and missed byRichard Eugene, James Edward (by his first wife JEan), a daughterDorothy Jo was born to Gene and Donna, his second wife.he also has 4step children, Terry, Jackie, Nancy and Linda, Brothers Kenneth ofEldorado, Illinois, Darell of Effingham, Illinois, Two sisters,josephine Glascockof Eldorado, illinois, and dorothy wheatley ofsalida, colorado, alsosurviving are nieces, nephews and friends, genewas a world war ii veteran in the army, he served in the europeantheater going to England the day ofter D-day and remained there untilthe end of the war. he was awarded the bronze star.gene passed away at saint mary corwin hospital in pueblo, colorado andhis cremains are interred at the lakeside cemetery in canon city, inthe veterans section.gene was predeceasede in death by his parents, a sister ruthie may whodied as an infant in january 1928 of pneumonia, a memorial service washeld for gene in Florence Colorado at Nazarene Church on 1st november1990gene was a well liked business man in florence coloradohis hobby was wood working and he made many beautiful clocks, the mosttreasured are the grandfather clock, other clocks that were made andgiven to family and friends have a special place in all homes.the above taken from www.findagrave.com and was put on there by gene'ssister Dorothy J Wheatley (think she has marriedd again and herhusband surname is raper)This is Aunt Dot. I just sent Sean all the info, I currently have withme in Illinois. The biggest part of it is in Florida. I now live downthere. I remarried in March of 2000. I sent your mom a bunch of stuffon the family several years ago, so maybe you didn't get it. You havesome of the things wrong. Grandpa Harry was born in Clay County,Indiana. He was born January 19, 1890, and died October 3, 1959.GrandmaBelva, and he were married May 24, 1919. Grandma Belva AlmedaPoe, Shadwell was born January 11, 1899, and died December 17, 1953.They areburied at Reinhart, Poe Cemetery in the southern part ofEffingham. Let me know if I can help any more. Just E-Mail me. Hopeall is well.U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946about Eugene C ShadwellName: Eugene C ShadwellBirth Year: 1922Race: White, citizen (White)Nativity State or Country: IllinoisState of Residence: IllinoisCounty or City: EffinghamEnlistment Date: 24 Sep 1940Enlistment State: IllinoisEnlistment City: East St LouisBranch: InfantryBranch Code: InfantryGrade: PrivateGrade Code: PrivateTerm of Enlistment: Enlistment for the Panama Canal DepartmentComponent: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)Source: Civil LifeEducation: Grammar schoolMarital Status: Single, without dependentsHeight: 69Weight: 132his obituaryMemorial servies will be held today, Nov 1st at 2pm for Eugene "gene" C. Shadwell, late of 309 Gumaer, Florence. He died oct 28 at St Mary Corwin Hospital in Pueblo aged 67.services will be held at the florence church of the nazarene with the rev fred grenier officiating. dr Lonnie Skinner of salida, accompanied by Wyquita Winton, will sing "in the garden and how great thou art"Mr Shadwell was born dec 15 1922 at effingham ill, a resident of florence for over 30 years, he was a retired member of the local business community owing and operating tup o suds and the econo shop on main street for several years.he was in the us army from september 1941 to december 1945 and served in the European theater, going over to england the day afer d day and staying there until the war was over. he was awarded the bronze star. he was a member of the american leagion.he is survived by his wife Donna, and a daugher Dorothy jo, both of the family home, two sons by a former marriage, dick shadwell of florence and jim shadwell of brush, and two grandchildren, colin and celeste shadwell, four step children, nancy mc farland of florence, linda pirraglia of canon city, jackie anderson of denver and terry brown of amarillo, texas, and nine step children, cheryl and geri ann mcfarland, kanita and leah pirraglia, scott, joe, laurie and brad anderson and lacy brown.also surviving are two sisters and two brothers, dorothy wheatley of salida, josephine glascock and kenneth shadwell, both of el dorado, ill and darrel shadwell of effingham ill and numerous nieces and nephewshe was preceded in death by his parents, harry and belva poe shadwellwilson amont is in charge of arrangementsU.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946about Eugene C ShadwellName: Eugene C ShadwellBirth Year: 1922Race: White, citizen (White)Nativity State or Country: IllinoisState of Residence: IllinoisCounty or City: EffinghamEnlistment Date: 24 Sep 1940Enlistment State: IllinoisEnlistment City: East St LouisBranch: InfantryBranch Code: InfantryGrade: PrivateGrade Code: PrivateTerm of Enlistment: Enlistment for the Panama Canal DepartmentComponent: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)Source: Civil LifeEducation: Grammar schoolMarital Status: Single, without dependentsHeight: 69Weight: 132U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2about Eugene C ShadwellName: Eugene C ShadwellBirth Date: 15 Dec 1922Address: 1018 Woodlawn AveCity: Canon CityState: COZip Code: 81212-2851U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2about Eugene ShadwellName: Eugene ShadwellBirth Date: 15 Dec 1922Address: 219 E 6th StCity: FlorenceState: COZip Code: 81226-1230U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2about Eugene C ShadwellName: Eugene C ShadwellBirth Date: 15 Dec 1922Address: 309 Gumaer AveCity: FlorenceState: COZip Code: 81226-1613Social Security Death Indexabout Eugene C. ShadwellName: Eugene C. ShadwellSSN: 337-14-4817Born: 15 Dec 1922Died: 28 Oct 1990State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois16040330 SHADWELL EUGENE C EAST ST LOUIS ILLINOIS 24 9 40 Private Infantry ILLINOIS 22 Regular Army
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