E. A. Griffiths
Evan Griffiths, Handyman. Could be Griffith, maybe Evan A. Born 1843 in Rhiw.
He lived in Bron Madoc (later the home of Tom Davies and even today occupied by an FR supporter), from at least 1881 but was not then working for the FR. Sometime before 1891 he became a Yardman, (probably FR), Labourer/handyman in 1901 and Storekeeper in 1911. It seems he just filled in for any unskilled job. He was married to Ellen but she died sometime between 1901 & 1911 and his daughter Mary was living with him.
Noted In October 1919 the wartime bonuses were paid and he received £3 12/4d (£3.62p)
Census Entry for 1881[edit]
| An entry has been found for this person at Bron Madoc |
| The occupation given is: Not for FR |
Census Entry for 1891[edit]
| An entry has been found for this person at Bron Madoc |
| The occupation given is: Yardman |
Census Entry for 1901[edit]
| An entry has been found for this person at Bron Madoc |
| The occupation given is: Labourer/handyman |
| It is believed, married to Ellen (died c1901-1911) |
Census Entry for 1911[edit]
| An entry has been found for this person at Bron Madoc |
| The occupation given is: Storekeeper |
E. A. Griffiths is confirmed as the person in the photo known as Boyd26H. (click here to see) This photo is labelled "A Group taken in the Works Yard before the First War". It is believed to be around 1913. It is not all staff from the yard at that time. There was a list attached to the original which declares who the people are. This person is believed to be in the second row from the back and the first person from the left handside.