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Hel Achau : Rhifau 71 - 80

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Teitl	Disgrifiad	Awdur	Rhif.	Tudalen
Letter to the Editor	Follow up information about Pendref Chapel in Issue 70.	Iwan Roberts	71	5
Cyfrif Pobl Clwyd [Counting Clwyd People]	31. Llangollen - Rhan 1 [In Welsh]	Hafina Clwyd	71	9
Errors in Parish records	Concerns the Blackwell family in 1800s in the Northop / Rhosesmor area.	Bryn Ellis	71	13
The Bard, the Bees and a piece of furniture	The Bard is William Edwards from Ysceifiog in the 1800s. Reuben Williams kept the bees and the Bard would exchange furniture for a hive.	Hazel Formby	71	15
German â€œHuntâ€ in the Conwy valley	Llanrwst 'expeditionary force' involves Trefriw. Newspaper cuttings from WW1.	-	71	27
Letters from Betws y Coed	Written in 1914 by George Noble to his family in Leeds about his cycle ride in north Wales.	Colin Parry	71	29
The Cefn Chronicle	Background and a number of very varied articles that appeared in 1913, 1914, 1940 & 1945. Covers six pages.	Mair Davies Jones	71	35
Cyfrif Pobl Clwyd [Counting Clwyd People]	32. Llangollen - Rhan 2 [In Welsh]	Hafina Clwyd	72	7
Fred Dethloff, man with one leg in South Africa and the other in Cefn Mawr	Boot repairer with a wooden leg in Cefn, late 1800s & early 1900s.	Geoffrey Crump	72	9
A first World War diary	Gunner Samuel Wainwright b. 1896, Queensferry in Royal Field Artillery. Daily entries Oct 1916 - Apr 1917. Eight pages.	Peter Redfern Metcalfe	72	14
Are you a Bellis from Holt?	Background to the name which derived from Ellis.	J Colin Jones	72	22
Letters from Betws y Coed	Second letter from George Noble to family in Leeds 1914 about his cycle ride in north Wales.	Colin Parry	72	26
William Jones, Cae Coch	Association with Cefn Bychan Baptist Chapel. Mid to late 1800s. His efforts in the building of Ministers house & vestry.	-	72	29
Building blocks to the past:Part 8 - "Diver" Hughes	Frank Hughes (1861-1919). Lived in Cefn late 1800s then Australia. Citation from London Gazette 1907 â€œreceipt of Albert Medal for saving a life in Australia.	John Hughes	72	32
Cyfrif Pobl Clwyd [Counting Clwyd People]	33. Bodfari ac Aberchwiler. [In Welsh]	Hafina Clwyd	73	8
Letters home by two Vale of Clwyd brothers from 19th century Chicago and district	1868-1873. Written by Philip and Edward Griffith. Many letters printed in full about their life in USA.	Eddie Roberts	73	18
Henry Robertson of Pale, Llandderfel	As title. A Scotsman who during the mid-1800s was instrumental in the building of railways and structures in north Wales.	Geoffrey Crump	73	27
The Williamsons of Holt	Mostly Mary Williamson 1772-1851.	Pam Lomas	73	31
The Dinwoodies from Scotland	First the origins and variations of the name, then the family in the Llanwst area from late-1800s to mid-1900s.	Nancy Dunwoodie Hughes	73	34
Arthur George Dickin	1870-1917	Sue Page	73	37
Bishop William Lloyd 1637-1710	As title.	David Williams	73	38
Donâ€™t neglect the Ladies	14th Century. Goddard and Fettiplace following the female line	Edward Morgan	74	15
Mrs Evan Pierce (Alathea Brandon)	1880s family history	Ann Gould	74	16
Building Blocks to the past. Part 9. Bu Farw	Journal of John Hughes. 1800s Llangollen	John Hughes	74	19
"How I crossed the Berwyn mountains" or "The importance of good luck and coincidence"	Tracing Ellis family background from 1700	Miles Ellis	74	29
Was your ancestor a purveyor of pungent odours?	Shipping along Caernarfonshire coast in 17th century. Diary of Robert Thomas	Ron Davies	74	35
Meeting the Ministers in my family tree	Edwards. As title. Dolgellau area 1700	Christina Millest	74	36
A brief look back in time	Extracts from diary of Robert Jones, farmer and music adjudicator	Eifion Evans	74	13
Oh what a small world	1940s. Chirk. Phillips family. Shopkeeper	Sandra Bourner	74	18
Schools, Canals and Brides and a Doctor of Divinity	Account of Rev. Dr. E. K. Jones, b1863, and his wife, in Brymbo and Cefn Mawr areas	Mair Davies Jones	74	22
From Trafalgar to New South Wales	Edwards family, early 1800s and voyage on the 'Lord Raglan'	Cynthia Rees	75	24
Welsh tea set in Canada	As title	Ann Williams	75	33
Lost paintings	Tracing watercolours of Pulford Hall and Eccleston. The Massie family	Gaenor Chaloner	75	34
In search of a nickname. Thomas Griffith Davies 1869-1939 - 'Twm Temple'	As title	Eirwyn Morgan	75	35
Building blocks to the past. Part 9 continued. Bu Farw	Journal of John Hughes. 1800s Llangollen	John Hughes	75	37
Never underestimate will power	Wills as a source. Covering the George family from 1825	Mike George	76	18
An old photograph comes to life	As title	Elwern Jones	76	22
Mary Homsly - Her grave and history	As title. 19th century in Oregon, USA	Jeffrey Homesley	76	31
The Price connection	A global research 1880 onwards. Families Price and Roberts.	Miriam Roberts	76	33
Woes, woes and more woes!	Mid to late 1800s. Reed family of Cardiganshire	Alun Rawson-Williams	76	35
Is there a light at the end of the tunnel Mary Parry?	Her life from Llanferres to Farnworth, Cheshire. Late 1800s	Eric Cook	76	37
Ask them now	Family search. Jones. Late 1700s to present. Northop to Lancashshire.	Peter Jones	76	38
Family bible	A purchased bible of Davies family in Sontley l800s	Richard May-Miller	76	40
A cup and saucer and a ribbon plate	A story about the Laxey Wheel I.O.M. and background to the Formby family	Hazel Formby	77	14
Good Friday 1889	The flooding of a Mostyn mine and the scattering of people with list of names	Colin Parry	77	19
William W. Davies the Eglwysbach mystic	As title 1833-1906	Hefin Thomas	77	33
My links to the Kinmel family	As title. Parry family in Prestatyn and Abergele area. 19th and 20th centuries	Megan Royle	77	36
Found and lost again	Llanarmon-yn-lÃ¢l. Williams and Roberts	Beryl Lamb	77	38
A letter of 1846	Peter Jones returning from Quebec	M. W. Williams	77	39
From the burial records Marchwiel	1812-1837 Jones and Pearson family	Cynthia Rees	77	40
My fourth cousin, twice removed	The Wilcoxon family late 1800s. Coedpoeth	Annette Edwards	78	15
William Penn was a Welshman	Penn's association with Pennsylvania	Elwern Jones	78	21
Sergeant Sharp, a Flintshire policeman	As title, 1850 - 1900, Holywell	John Sharp	78	22
From Zanzibar to Virginia	The usefulness of overseas websites	Jeffrey Homersley	78	28
So near and yet so far	Part two about Mary Parry. From Mostyn to Liverpool	Colin Parry	78	30
Leave no stone unturned	Finding a trail that led to the Owen family, Llanrwst	Margaret & Bob Lundy	78	31
"The Maids of Llangollenâ€	As title. 18th and 19th century often referring to a book "Ladies of Llangollen"	John Hughes	78	32
What is this life?	Tramps or 'Gentlemen of the road' around Ruthin and Denbigh,1890-1950	David Williams	78	39
People who count. 1. Llangwm	People in the community in the 1800s	Hafina Clwyd	79	12
Mostyn in the 1800s	Written by John Glyn Parry (1854-1943) when 82 years old.	Colin Parry	79	16
Memorial inscriptions inside St Johnâ€™s Church, Yspyty Ifan	As title	Alun Rawson-Williams	79	27
Coincidence	The Owen family. Clockmakers of Llanrwst	Bob Lundy	79	30
William Penn	As title. Relates to article in issue 78	Jeffrey Homersley	79	32
The mystery of an alias	The Simon/Hughes family of Llandudno and Flintshire	Gareth Williams	79	33
Post Office archives	Using them to find John Williams, Penyffordd in the late 1800s	Alan Williams	79	34
The good ship Isabella	Which traded between Connahâ€™s Quay and Welsh ports from late 1800s	-	79	36
People who count 2. Llangwm (part 2)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	80	11
Richard Edwards. A black sheep from Abergele	As title. Mostly the Morris family in the 1800s	Alan Jones	80	13
My gratitude for help received	Johnson family in Wrexham from 1881	Janette Lyon	80	15
In search of an uncle	Tracing John Edwards through military records of World War 1	Eirwyn Morgan	80	17
Captain Samuel Rogers and shipping on the Dee	As title. 1864-1894 includes photograph	Arthur Roberts	80	21
An unforgettable meeting	Links with the American side of the family who emigrated from north Wales	B. Norma Evans	80	25
Convicts to America	As title. Flintshire convicts with names transported in 1600 and 1700	Jeff Homersley	80	26
Building blocks to the past. Part 11 - Welsh Biographies	Hughes family. 1700s and 1800s.	John Hughes	80	27
Welsh Wesleyan Methodism and Edward Jones, Bathafarn	As title	David Williams	80	30

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