Sources of Information for Stephen Picton

and

other Picton Information Sources

Pages 138-143

in

Green Book

Please click Under-Lined items to select:

• • How Picton Branches are connected

    • Picton Religious Genealogical Worship Journey- Over the last 3,000 years - by Owen Picton

    • Stephen Picton (1825-1896) in a Historical Context- Related to Local Kansas Information and Nearby Welsh Immigration Stories (My Great Grandfather)

    • Stephen Picton DNA Y Chromosome L??? Family Tree - Which all direct line male Picton's inherit

    • Picton DNA Project Overview - August-2017 - by Brian Swann

  • Family Reunion for Descendants of Stephen and Eliza Picton

  • Other newspaper articles related to the Stephen Picton family

  • Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton and one of three important Thomas Picton's born in the 1700's in Pembrokeshire

  • Picton of Eglwyswrw_New_Jersey (Rev. THOMAS PICTON 1775 - Descendants)

    • Picton Prospecting and Gold Mining Stories plus one with relationship to Beginning of The Pre-Cold War with Russia - Related to the Stephen Picton family-

  • Possible Picton Surname and Family Origin

    • Picton Genealogical Pictorial Tour of Wales - and Picton Castle by Owen Picton

    • Picton of Cardigan- Descendants of Owen Picton, school teacher about 1652 whose Grandfather was Owen PICTON (abt 1580-abt 1638) of Trellyfaint, Nevern, Pembrokeshire.

  • LAND TAX RETURN FOR WHITECHURCH AND LLANFAIR NANTGWYN 1786

    • Index of the Bronwydd - information provided by Brian Picton Swann

    • 1838 and 1839 Tithe Maps

    • Maesgwyn Farm Estate Map 1842

    • 1st Edition Ordnance survey map for North Pembrokeshire

  • Early Known Picton Names - (Mostly Years 1276 - 1650)

    • Ancient Picton Documents - (Mostly Written between 1276 and 1650)

    • Internet Sources for Local History - Some in areas of Eastern Kansas and Eastern Nebraska and the World

    • Slebech and Picton Castle Community- (How we arrived at the current community)

    • Excavation of 50 skeletons- over a 1000 years old found in Pembrokeshire Wales

    • Restoration of “Big House” at Landshipping- Restoration of a house called “Big House” at Landshipping across the river from Picton Castle. “Big House” was believed to have been built in the early 1800’s and may have been built to mimic and partly copy Picton Castle. The owner of “Big House” was a political rival to the family that owned Picton Castle for a seat in Parliament in London.

    • Garden Pit Disaster- This is a memorial to those who died in this disaster in1844. The Garden Pit Disaster is one of the worst mining disaster to have occurred in the world. It was at Landshipping across the river from Picton Castle. A number of Picton men died in this disaster.

Picton Castle (Pembrokeshire, Wales)