Nos. 81 - 90

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A list of articles appearing in Hel Achau: Nos. 81 - 89

Compiled by Tony Davies

This is not a comprehensive index as such, rather it is more a list of articles which have been in the journal.

Title	Description	Author	No.	Page
People who count 3: Llangwm (3)	Family of William Jones known as the "Red Carpenters of Llangwm" mid-1800s	Hafina Clwyd	81	11
Lillie Evans	Noting her recent death and a reminder of the book containing her life story	A. Rawson Williams	81	13
Another unforgettable meeting	With B. Norma Evans and her assistance with researching the Langford family	Mrs. J. Watson	81	16
Eurgrawn Wesleyaidd 1876-9	This publication found recently lists births, marriages and deaths in the county.	Alun Rawson-Williams	81	18
Reminiscence of long ago: a ramble on a summer afternoon	Translation of a Welsh memoir by John Glyn Parry 1931. Mostyn/Whitford area.	Colin Parry	81	21
No buses running	The story of Ernest Hughes in the Congo as a probationary missionary. Late 1800s	John Hughes	82	31
People who count 4: Gwyddelwern (1)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	82	11
John Jones of Cerrigydrudion and Llangwm	As title. 1600/1700	Manan Atkinson	82	14
Building blocks to the past (Part 12)	Hughes, Parry, Price and Wynne. Llangollen and Llantysilio	John Hughes	82	16
The Breakthrough	The moment of joy in research. Astburys of Northop	Michael Astbury	82	19
From the falls of the pig's brook by Miles Ellis	A family history on nine generations of Ellises from Wales to Wigan	Hafina Clwyd	82	25
The Whitley Family History	As title. 1800s in Buckley/Mold area	Graham Rogers	82	28
The duties of a Sexton in 1688	As title	Colin Parry	82	29
From Manor to Castle	John Tod family's history. Left Peebles for Chirk Castle estate about 1845	Ann Ankers	82	31
People who count 5: Gwyddelwern (2)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	83	11
Monumental Inscriptions	Epitaph Sir Hugh Homersley 1636	Jeffrey Homersley	83	14
Flint beginnings and Salford endings	Tracing O'Neil family in 1800s and 1900s	Eric O'Neil	83	15
A cautionary tale	The danger of loose or leaning headstones being incorrectly replaced	John Murray	83	19
A Welsh wedding	A daughters wedding in 2004 in Ruthin for family from Australia	Bronwyn Zrna	83	20
Robert Parry 1825-1892	As title	John Hughes	83	22
From Wales to Wood River	Entries from the book of the same name. Clwyd emigrants to Canada early 1900s	Miriam Roberts	83	28
Patronymic Paranoia	Also in issue 50. The mysteries of the old Welsh system of personal names	Dafydd Hayes	83	30
William Homersley	As title. Late 1800s	Jeffrey Homersley	83	36
People who count 6: Gwyddelwern (3)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	84	18
My Runaway family	Following the Burgess and Wilson family in north Wales and Scotland in 1800s	Judith Payne	84	22
Unexpected findings	A graveyard visit in Penley/Hanmer provide leads to Vaughan and Price family	Miriam Roberts	84	28
Sally Jonesâ€™ postcards	As title. Early 1900s	Bryan Roberts	84	31
Building Blocks to the past - Part 13: The Edwards and "The Ladies"	As title. Llangollen	John Hughes	84	33
The remarkable preservation of Ann Parryâ€™s body	The story of arsenic poisoning in the 1700s - near Denbigh	Dr. A. M. Evans & Dr. N. D. M. Evans	84	39
Buried in wool	As title	Canon Sally Brush	85	12
People who count 7: Corwen (1)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	85	14
Forging Links	Remembering his grandfather and maternal g-grandfather	Barry Hughes	85	18
Richard Ingleby of Springfield	As title - late 1700 early 1800 Flintshire and lead mining	Paul Evans	85	19
Revd. William James Hamer	1909-1960	Colin Parry	85	24
A Welsh sea shanty	As title	Maggi Blythin	85	25
Coopers in Llangollen	As title -1700s	Angharad Rhys Williams	85	27
The American branch	As title - Jones Family. 1800/1900	Einir G Jones	85	28
A little ditty	18th century by Bishop of Lichfield	Margaret G Jones	85	31
Building blocks to the past - Part 14: Hugh the Miller	As title 1600/1700 in Chirk and Llangollen area	John Hughes	85	45
Social conditions in Denbighshire and Flintshire in the 1840s	As title	Ray Masters	85	48
Family History - Local History - or Both	Owens - Clockmakers of Llanrwst 1700s	Bob Lundy	85	52
A poet remembered on a Tanat valley farm	Robert Ellis 1800s	Rhoswen Charles	86	1
We're related to the Bardd Nantglyn, you know	Robert Davies, poet 1769 - 1835	Emrys Williams	86	19
Building blocks to the past - Part 15: John the Cooper	As title - 1700/1800. Chirk/Llangollen	John Hughes	86	21
Turnors from Stafford to Denbigh	Tracing the family from late-1600s to 1800s	Dewi Evans	86	24
People who count 8: Corwen (2)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	86	27
Cousin Charlie	2nd World War. Sergeant Charles George Williams	Alan Williams	86	30
A Williams Family	As title. Upper Kinnerton from mid-1800s onwards	Jeffrey Homersley	86	34
Was your Welsh ancestor a Freemason?	As title - Explanation of the tradition	Larry Sharrock	86	35
My Kerfoot family	Living in Lancashire from the late 1700s	Margaret Jones	86	40
Footsteps to the past	A brief look at the collieries in the Wrexham area	Keith Nurse	86	52
Alleged railway outrage - Attempt to throw a train into the Dee	GWR. 11th April 1906. Near Llangollen	Geoffrey Crump	87	15
People who count 8: Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr (1)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	87	19
Volunteering for Clwyd FHS takes you to places where you've never been before	The enjoyable experience of being a member of the committee	Janette Lyon	87	22
Mr Whitley of Rhyd	As title 1600/1700	Margaret I. G. Logan	87	25
Penarth slate mine	Part one - Owners and Managers of the mine plus financial issues	Valmai Webb	87	26
This old house - The Warren, Broughton	The Davies families that occupied the house in the 1800s to early 1900 and were wheelwrights	Natalia A McKenzie	87	31
Building blocks to the past - Part 16: Recollections of childhood	Of John Hughes 1802-1884 from his memoirs	John Hughes	87	35
Henry Taylor F.S.A.	1845-1927. An obituary for former Town Clerk of Flint, Lawyer and Historian	Peter Metcalfe	87	39
Woes, Woes and more Woes. Is there light at the end of the tunnel	The trials of research	Alun Rawson Williams	87	43
Old photographs come to light	Tracing Owen John Jones in New Zealand and his descendants. Making use of e-mail to other members	Miriam Roberts	87	44
A community archive project. A great adventure	Creating the Rhyl community archive mainly photographs 1850 onwards	Ruth Pritchard	88	20
Penarth slate mine	Part two. Previous entry issue 87	Valmai Webb	88	22
People who count 9: Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr (2)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	88	26
The ancient order of Purbreck marblers and stonecutters	Reprinted Articles of Agreement from 1651	Edward Morgan	88	28
A tale of three continents	Tracing the Ellis family from 1700-1900 with the help of distant relatives, including a family tree.	Miles Ellis	88	31
A family Bible - a detective story	Based in the 1800s in Llandrillo yn Rhos. The Bible name two owners John Roberts and Thomas Evans	Valerie Wilson-Hooper	88	36
Thomas Totty, R. N. , A Flintshire Admiral - Part 1	As title. 1700s. Charting a famous career	Paul Evans	88	39
Childhood memories of my Grandfather	Remembering Thomas parry 1887-1958 who lived in Greenfield	Colin Parry	88	59
Thomas Totty, R. N., A Flintshire Admiral - Part 2	As title. Into the 1800s charting a famous career	Paul Evans	89	10
Hen Nain. (whose photograph is in the National Library Aberystwyth)	Memories of Maria Hughes nee Williams from Ruthin and later Widnes 1800s	Emrys Williams	89	15
A couple of shillings away from the precipice of pauperdom	Random reflections on the life and times of Emlyn Williams actor/playwright 1900s	Keith Nurse	89	18
The Matthews family of Wrexham and Llangollen	As title. During 1800s	David Taylor	89	21
People who count 10: Llanelidan	As title	Hafina Clwyd	89	23
A problem, the unexplained and a coincidence	Researching Jane Alice Ellis, near Wrexham but no birth certificate found	Arthur Hodgkinson	89	27
Hynodion Hen Bregethwyr Cymru - "lesu Grist" yn y White Lion	In Welsh [Peculiarities of old Welsh preachers (published in 1800s)]. Llansilin	Hefin Thomas	89	29

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