Nos. 11 - 20

Pedwar Hen Daid

John Jones, Nantclwyd; Hugh Roberts; Hugh Hughes, Corwen & John Jones, Llangollen Mid-1800s. (In Welsh).

Hafina Clwyd

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The family of Jones of Denbigh

As title. Mid-1800s. Very detailed account
starting with James Robert Jones. With a family tree.

C E Glynne Jones

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Oh Shenandoah I love your ...

Luke Bower of Cefn emigrated in 1800s.

Mrs. E S Wolff-Yorbeck

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We, the petitioners

Ratepayers in Holt, 1844 & an issue of Policing. List of petitioners.

Peter Chadwick

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Down and out in Denbigh town

Vagrants list who applied for a night in the cells. Extract 1871-77.

R M Owen

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Who was Mary Pomfrey?

As title. Mid-1800s.

Kathleen Bell

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Christionidd Kenrick, Ruabon

Late 17th century. Original conveyance document.

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A matrimonial problem

A 17th century riddle.

Pat Twiss

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The Welsh in Liverpool

Additional details of many books and records.

Anita M Thomas

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Time and tide at Conway

18th century list of perhaps your ancestor that “got lost”. Many burials.

A H Jones

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Trial of John Twiss, the Moonlighter

1894, a killing in County Kerry.

Pat Twiss

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Daniel Owen, the novelist - family history

As title. From late-1700s. Their links to Edwards family.

Stewart Blackwell

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Questions of the ancestry of William Williams

As title - mid 1700s onwards.

Patrick C Young

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Welsh folk in the 1851 Frodsham census

As title.

A Rawson -Williams

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Keeping it in the family

A memorandum of Peter Roberts of St. Asaph in 1624.

Dafydd Hayes

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30

A tour of North Wales 1793

How Lt. Tremenheere met Fanny Apperley
in Wrexham.

A W Tremenheere

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Welsh colonists in darkest Yorkshire

Evan Parry from Whitford, 1884. Went to Carlton, West Riding as pit manager.

Mary Parry

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Hearth tax assessment for Isaled Commote 1662

List of names in Denbighshire area.

William A Morris

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A tour of North Wales

Continuing journal from Issue 12.

Wynn Tremenheere

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Aunt Edith in the log book

Ewloe Green. Late 1800s. School notes about Edith Jones.

Edna Cocking

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The Yeomanry of Denbighshire

List continued from issue 9-11.
List of Officers in late-1890s.

W Alister Williams

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Indexing the 1841 census Gwaunysgor

As title. 8 pages of information.

Allan John Witham

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A tour of North Wales, July 1794

As title. A continuation.

Wynn Tremenheere

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Friends and Relatives - A Quaker ancestry

The Thomas family in Gwyddelwern, Corwen. Starting with Cadwalader Thomas in late-1700s.

Mrs D Elwern Jones

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Searching for your Pennsylvanian ancestry

State library guidance notes. Over 6 pages.

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A Wrexham miscellany

As title. Early 1900s. Hughes and Southern
family plus family tree.

Betty C Hughes

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A meeting and death on the battlefield

Private John Fennah WW1.

H Reynolds

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Edward of Llandaff

Edward Copleston 1776-1849, Bishop of Llandaff.

Wallis Copleston

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The pupil teacher

Minnie Fennah, 1901-28, Hawarden.

W Reynolds

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Rhyl County School

The first headmaster, William Augustus Lewis,1865-1937.

Mrs. D Elwern Jones

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The family of Prophet

Alternative spelling of name. Details of John Profit, 1800-59.

Dorothy Profit Young

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Richard Pennant, 1st Baron of County Lough 1700s

Movement between Denbighshire and Jamaica.

E R Foulkes

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Descendants of Philip Henry Puritan Divine
1631-96

Worthenbury.

Stewart Blackwell

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A tour of North Wales

Continuation, July 1794.

Wynn Tremenheere

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Some Welshmen in Victoria, Australia

1888 - A list of 82 Welshmen.

Bronwyn Zrna

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Stanley’s father, I presume?

St Dyfnog’s Church. Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch. Many names including Henry Morton Stanley.

Bob Owen

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The Association Oath Rolls of 1695/6

As title.

Peter Chadwick

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Elizabeth Parry and H M Stanley Larson

An extra ordinary woman and an extra ordinary man, Denbigh 1800s.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Sabina – A pensioned nun

Sabina Copleston, 1500s.

T W Copleston

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A tour of North Wales

As title. A continuation.

Wynn Tremenheere

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The odd spot, the family fortune and the Brandy merchant

Family tree of Robert Jones and details 1700/1800.

Trevor Aldrich

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The richest hill on earth

The Fennah family of Hawarden. Early 1900s and copper mining in USA.

Gail E Shea &
H Reynolds

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The 19th and early 20th century Chester photographers

As title. About 30 listed, with dates of operation and addresses.

Mr & Mrs A Edwards

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The notorious poacher, the bachelor father, the schemers, teetotallers and the red headed men of Henllan, by Rev. Briscoe

135 entries about local people and their Church preference 1839.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Fly leaf gleanings from Llanfairtalhaiarn

Various BMD entries for 1824/25.

H S Chapman

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Tremeirchion

Local history by Rev. Sally Brush, Jenny Rowley Williams & D L Jones.

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Thomas Edwards - Twm o’r Nant, a family interlude

As title. The famed poet 1700/18. Llannefydd area, plus family tree.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Rhuddlan registers

Names listed for 1694/1704/1714.

Naomi J Hughes

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5

Where there’s a will, there’s a way

Richard Copleston’s will 1617.

T W Copleston

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William Roberts “Nefydd”

As title. 1813-1872, Llanefydd and a family tree.

Mrs D E Jones

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Giants of the past

Alfred Neobard Palmer, 1847–1915.
Historian and genealogist.

Stewart Blackwell

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Population and starvation in Tudor Clwyd

As title.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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10

Transported to Australia

Sarah Evans (Abergele) & Grace Jones (Wrexham). Trial in Ruthin in 1786.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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A unique memorial in Keetra’s Chapel cemetery

The Catherall family in Buckley.

Edna Cocking

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The trowel and the robe

Memorabilia as focal point to research.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Ioan Jones, Ruthin

1807–1883. An eyewitness account of his times.

Trevor A Aldrich

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Grandma was a seaman

Margaret Evans, born Holywell, 1847, married Peter Davies.

Maurice Davies

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Saved from a bonfire

A handwritten diary of local events, in the late-1800s, in Brymbo, Brynmally & Brynteg.

Mrs Elsie Rogers

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Where was George on census night?

George Slawson, Llangollen, 1881.

Mrs. Mary Hughes

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Richard of Woodland, 1500s

As title.

T W Copleston

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The descendant of a Bible translator in the workhouse

The pedigree of Rev Arthur Jones, a descendant of Bishop William Morgan, who translated the Bible into Welsh.

Mrs. D Elwern Jones & Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Newspaper indexes

Nov 1859. 'Prescot Reporter'. 5 pages of names.

Chris Furmstone

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Mwstwr mystery

Tracing Mwstwr, near Corwen, and details of the Jones family, 1600/1700.

Arthur H Jones

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The “Rebecca” mobs of 1840.

Bill Wynne Woodhouse

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Saints for ancestors

A source of information on Calvinistic – Methodist forbears. Many names.

E S Chapman

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