Finding welsh ancesters in America

I am hpoing that somebody with perhaps a US subscription to
Ancestry.com may be able to help please?

I have 4 welsh ancesters that emigrated from Abbeycwmhir Radnorshire to
America in the mid 1800`s but have scattered info as to the when where
wherefor and why

R. Scanlon...

some info is from research done by Major Roger Kinsey (MRK) and some
from the LDS

1.Thomas Kinsey b 1821
1841 at home in Wales
1843 married Mary Watson (MRK)
1851 Head Abbeycwmhir Wales
Died Indiana 1886 (MRK)
possible entry 1880 Princeton,White, Indiana (LDS 1880 US Cenus)

2. John Kinsey b 1825 Radnor Wales
1841 At home Abbeycwmhir
1844 emigrated to Ohio (MRK)
1847 Married Adeliza Davis b
Radnorshire(MRK)
1849 moved to California (the gold
rush)(MRK)
No more info after this date

3. David Kinsey b 1835 Radnorshire (Lanbister?)
1841 At home Wales
1854 married Mary Jones USA later re
married settled Mew Mexico (MRK)
1917 died Jerome, Yavapai county, AZ (LDS
Ancestral file)
Buried Cottonwood
Cemetary,Cottonwood, AZ (LDS Ancestral file)
No web pages with interment records for this cemetary have him recorded
there

4.Edward Kinsey b 1834 Radnorshire
1841 At home Wales
1851 Living with brother Thomas - Wales
Emigrated to Iowa settled in Cincinnati
(MRK)
1856 married Marilda Wolfe?(can`t
remember)
1880 US census Valley,Polk,Iowa (LDS)
Interment records Lawson-Kinsey
Cemetary Iowa died 1909 (Interment.com)

What I would love to know is any of the above on any passenger
lists,I`ve looked but havent found them but this is not my field and
any pointers galdly taken I do believe these dates preceed Ellis Island
records?

If anyone can find any of them on American census I would be much
obliged. Knowing somebody lived in California dosn`t help much as its
looking for a needle in a haystack if I can pin them down more clearly
it would be great

Thanks Thanks Thanks
Caren

R. Scanlon...

Caren,

The standard advice for American questions is to try posting
in alt.genealogy, which has a large, skilled American
presence.

Also, you might want to try Ancestry.com's
free-during-November trial of their new improved immigration
collection. See

caren...

Thanks for your reply I have tried the free period Ancestry records to
no avail will however try posting to alt .genealogy
caren

R. Scanlon...

Hi Caren,

I have a subscription to Ancestry, and I've been looking for
John. I think I've found him in 1850, 1860, and 1870
(haven't gone any further yet). If you'd like I'll email the
images.

caren...

Ray
That would be fantastic

As a matter of interest as a "relative" newcomer to this posting
buisness can you post to another group without re typing everything not
that I mind but as I have just got through typing half of it and then
pressing the wrong button and wiping it all you hoer there is an easier
alternative

many thanks caren

singhals...

Look in your sent-mail folder, and copy'n'paste into a new
message.

immigration. HOWEVER!! there were numerous other ports and
most of them do not have passenger data on-line. There is
also the possibility that one or more of them went from
England to Canada and then into the US at one of the
border-crossings.