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Could somebody kindly tell me what these records say please?

Bankrupt directory 1820-1843
JONES THOMAS 1827 CITY London

Parish Records Collection 1538-2005
JONES Thomas Burial1836 Birth 1795 County London

I'm hoping it will show his address as Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane.

Thanks

Last name:Jones

First names:Thomas

Street:"White Horse", Fetter Lane

Town:City

County:London

Occupation:tavern keeper

Day:18

Month:May

Year:1827

Notes:

Page:235

Record source:Bankrupt directory 1820-1843


Roy

First name(s):Thomas

Last nameJONES

Date of burial: 20 November 1836

Place of burial St Luke, Old Street

Age at death:41

Approximate year of birth: 1795

Address at death: Workhouse

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Roy

Thank you for those Roy. Looks like London was full of Thomas Joneses at that time! My Thomas Jones must have been a neighbour of the Thomas Jones in the bankrupt directory - they were both in the same street. Mine was a milkman at Rolls Buildings in Fetter Lane, though at some time prior to that he was at Fishmonger's Alley. I know he died in the late 1830's so thanks very much for the lookup.

Is this the burial of "your" Thomas Jones:-

Last Name: JONES
First name(s): Thomas
Date of burial: 28 May 1837
Place of burial: St Dunstan In The West
Age at death: 40
Approximate year of birth: 1797
Address at death Roll's Buildings (In Fetter Lane)
Record source: City of London Burials
Data provider John Hanson and Monnica Stevens

Kath. x

Oh wow! Yes, it must be! Now I know when he was born. Thanks Kath!

(He came from a town with the wonderful name of Llandysiliogogo!)

Paul, I think your town above is the last part of the town on Anglesey with the full name of

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerwchwyndrobwchllandisiliogogogoch.

(Usually abbreviated to LlanfairPG)

Thanks Andysmum, but in fact he was definitely from Llandysiliogogo, in Cardiganshire.