We have traced our Wynn's back to 1799 in London (St Giles Cripplegate). During the 19th century the family moved around the Bloomsbury and St Pancras area. The main occupation of the Wynn men was working with horses. At the beginning of the 20th century the family lived in Keppel Mews, just off of Tottenham Court Road. William Wynn (1840-1922), a horse keeper, was head of the family and his son Charles John lived with him.  His  married daughters also lived in the same area. The family stayed in North London until after the 2nd World War when many of them were rehoused after the bombing. Our branch moved to Edgware in Middlesex, but others went to Leicester, Enfield, Romford and other places we still hope to discover.