LINE OF 15 OAKLEY I LEIGH
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68. MARY REES (bef 1729 ?Capel Dewi - aft 12 Dec 1776). Mother 58. ELIZABETH III LEIGH
md DAVID THOMAS (bef 1729 - bef 27 Jan 1774) of Carmarthen on 18 May 1749 in Llanarthney parish church

73. Elizabeth THOMAS (abt 1755 - 27 Jan 1774 Llanarthney)

The memorial plaque honoring her grandparents also commemorated this Elizabeth, dau of their youngest daughter MARY and the late DAVID THOMAS, for the girl's "engaging Person Sweetness of Disposition and Esteem of all who knew her. Nipt in the bloom of Youth, by the Indiscriminate hand of Death She resigned her soul to her Creator. January the 27th 1774. in her 19th Year of her Age."

Sources: St Peter's Collocation of Names (Film no.104504); Llanarthney Bishop's Transcripts
(Film no.105151, which by error lists DAVID THOMAS as David David); will of Owen II REES (NLW SD/1777/ ).

71. Rev. RICHARD NASH II LEIGH (chr 18 Oct 1708 - bur 9 Oct 1739 St Peters).
Father: 63. JOHN II LEIGH

md ?LETTICE UNKNOWN (? - poss 21Mar 1744) probably 1735.

74. EDMUND II LEIGH

75. David I LEIGH (chr 29 Sep 1738 Caldicott, Mons. - aft 9 Feb 1750 ?Carmarthen)

76. Lettice LEIGH (bef 1740 - bef 3 Feb 1750)

Rev. RICHARD NASH served briefly in Aberdare parish before moving to Caldicott, Mons. where he remained until his early death. His wife is not certain, but she likely was the Mrs. Lettice Leigh who was buried on 21 March 1744 at St Peter’s, her daughter Lettice having been named for her. The Ancestral File gives this Lettice the improbable surname of Getitia for which we found no support of any kind. It is doubtless a comment upon women's status that Rev. RICHARD NASH II recorded his own christening of both sons without mentioning their mother's name. The daughter Lettice's baptism is unknown, but the will of her grandfather JOHN II LEIGH in 1744 gave legacies to his two grandsons and his "Granddaughter Lettice Leigh." By 7 February 1750 this Lettice must have been dead because she does not appear in the documents giving guardianship of her two brothers to Anne LEIGH, who was likely her step-grandmother.

Sources: St Peter's Collocation of Names (Film no.104504); original Bishop's Transcripts of Aberdare with Llanwynno (Film no.104838) and clean copies including records now lost (Film no.826556); Bishop's Transcripts of Caldicott in Monmouthshire (Film no.104854); will of JOHN II LEIGH (NLW SD/1746/24); guardianship bond by ANNE LEIGH (NLW SD/1749/22 B).

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