The Line of Samuel Owen and Mary

First Generation
1.			Samuel Owen (1829-????) m. Mary (1829-????)
	2.	i	Samuel Owen (1860–????). Samuel was born in Ruthin and married a Harriet. By 1891 he had moved to Llanrhydd where he was a joiner and builder. 1091 finds them in Llandrillo. The 1911 census, still for Llandrillo, lists their address as Rose Villa, Grove Road, Colwyn Bay. They had two children. Market Street, Ruthin.
		ii	Mary Ann Owen (1863–????). No information has been found about her, beyond the fact that she was still living with her parents in Ruthin in 1881.
		iii	Margaret Ellen Owen (1864–????). Margaret never married but is to be found in the 1901 and 1911 censuses, boarding in the Ruthin area and apparently working as a coal agent.
	3.	iv	John David Owen (1866–????). John married a Catherine, and  became a Calvinist Methodist Minister. In 1901, he was living in Llansantffraid Glan Conway, and in 1911 in Aberwheeler. The couple had three children.
Second Generation (Second cousins of Hetty Jane Owen)
2.			Samuel Owen (1860–????) m. Harriet.
		i	David Samuel Owen (1887-1959). He was born in Llanrhydd. He went to University College Bangor, and then to Aberystwyth Theological College. He started preaching at Bethlehem Chapel in 1905, was ordained in 1913 and became a minister in Llanelli from 1913 to 1915 when he was asked to go down to London to oversee the Welsh Calvinist Methodist population at Jewin Chapel.   The chapel was destroyed in a German bombing raid in the Second World War but subsequently rebuilt. He is said to have been a ‘powerful and popular preacher’, who remained in great demand in North Wales, and was also involved with the National Eisteddfod. He married Gracy Jones and they had five children. He is buried in Colwyn Bay. (See the Dictionary of Welsh Biography). No records of the children are available.  Llanrwst Bridge, 2017
		ii	Gorrnwy Owen (1890-????) was born in Llanrhydd.
3.			John David Owen (1866–????) m. Catherine
		i	Samuel Maurice Owen (1894–????). All these three children were still with their parents at the time of the 1911 census.
		ii	Jorwerth Owen (1899–????)
		iii	Jenan Esmor (Owen 1901–????)