by Gary. M. Anstey, chief researcher of the Anstey story project.
- Overview of the Clase, Swansea Ansteys
- CL 1. John Anstey (b 1846 Bristol)
- CL 2. Henry Anstey (b 1849 Bristol)
- CL 3. David John Anstey (b 1880 Swansea, emigrated to Australia)
- CL 4. Charles Anstey (b 1890 Morriston – served during World War One)
- CL 5. Daniel Anstey (b 1896 Llamsamlet – served during World War One)
- Further Details on the Clase, Swansea Ansteys
Overview of the Clase, Swansea Ansteys
The Clase, Swansea Ansteys of Glamorgan are a sub-branch of the Bathealton Ansteys. The co-patriarchs of the Clase, Swansea Ansteys are two brothers John Anstey (CL 1 – b 1846 Bristol) and Henry Anstey (CL 2 – b 1849 Bristol), who arrived in Swansea from Bristol in c1875 or so. This sub-branch includes neighbouring Morriston.
Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.
Further Details on the Clase, Swansea Ansteys
#1. The ‘Bristol Mercury‘ 01 January 1848 edition reported that Henry Anstey “bootmaker, son of Henry Anstey” married Rachel Bevan – both were “of Swansea“. We cannot find any more clues about this couple.
Also see ‘Anstey: A Complete History From the Norman Invasion to World War One‘.
Anybody who finds any mistakes on this page, please contact us at research@theansteystory.com and we will correct them.
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