Nos. 96 - 100

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A list of articles appearing in Hel Achau: Nos. 96 - 100

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
Treasures past and present	Or keeping up with the Jones’ and the Davies’ and the Anwyls and........	Judith Mair	96	14
People who count 17 Bryneglwys (2)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	96	17
My Viking ancestors who settled in North Wales	Lunt family. Originating in Ormskirk in the 1500s	D. Elwern Jones	96	19
Hywel Evans - Printer	Of Hel Achau	Miles Ellis	96	21
The price sisters of Pen-y-cae, Denbighshire	Late 1800s onwards. A farming family.	Lyn Toque Morris	96	23
A cautionary tale or A John Griffiths too many	Late 1800s. The trials of research. Takes place in Tryddyn	A R Griffiths	96	26
The strangest things sometimes happen	The Kyffin family. 1800s. Near Abergele, later Co. Durham and USA	Tony Kyffin	96	28
Talk of coincidences	A chance remark brought a link between the Hughes families in Llandegla and West Sussex	K D Hughes	96	31
Ancient terms	Welsh used in the past which denoted land divisions	Miriam Roberts	97	7
Lleweni and the Lunt family connection	Historic mansion near Denbigh. Salusbury family from 1300s	D. Elwern Jones	97	9
Robert Parry	1833-1891. Herbalist in the Ffrith who was the original "Doctor Gwlad"	Tom Jones	97	11
People who count 18 Llangynhafal	As title	Hafina Clwyd	97	14
The Prices of Erbistock	Linked to the Erbistock Mill. Family tree plus items to do with Gresford Mill	Miriam Roberts	97	24
Jacks War (Part 1)	Detailed description of Jack Jones (also known as Jack Lea) WW2 experience	John Oliver Jones	97	29
Seeking male Phillips for DNA surname project	As title	Editor	97	45
My son the Hollywood star	The story of Herbert Mundin famed for his role as "Much the Millers son" in Robin Hood (the Errol Flynn version)	Peter Redfern Metcalfe	97	49
Two letters from America	As title. A search for a "Davies" connection that became a transatlantic affair	Hugh Dalton	98	11
People who count. 19 Cyffylliog	As title. A village outside Ruthin	Hafina Clwyd	98	14
Life in Starkey Lane, Northop and Flint Mountain 1914-1936	From the diaries of Rev. J.A.M. Sheal (with special reference to the Carter family)	P. Bryson Jones	98	17
An Oxfordshire link with Denbighshire	Edwin Williams b. 1878, Gwersyllt. Moved to work on the railway near Banbury	Edna Barker	98	27
Interesting household at Plas Draw in 1891	The Fitzpatrick children who grew up and mixed with royalty	William Ellis	98	28
Jack’s War (Part 2)	As title. Leading to the posting to the Western Desert, Libya and El Alamein	J.O.Jones	98	29
The restoration of the plaque on the Baron Price almshouses, Cerrigydrudion	As title	Dr Sally Brush	98	39
The Artists Rifles association	Artists Rifles regiment during the 2nd Boer war and WW1	Mike Powell	98	43
Odd spot M.l.s	Rock carving, Hooson, Llanbedr DC. Gravestone in New Zealand, Evans, Llanrwst	Lynn Evans Heulwen Roberts	98	52
Hypnotising hens	A vivid description of how this method kept hens still whilst being beheaded	Margaret Williams	99	7
Peleg Ishmael Jones	1840- 1909 b. Bagillt - how he made his wealth and became an important figure in Wrexham	Michael Jenkins	99	10
Our ancestors	Looking at when the Homersley name first appeared in the 1300s to present day	Jeffrey Homersley	99	13
John Bradshaw. Deputy Chief Constable of Denbighshire	1811 - 1886. In post 1847- 1877. Lived in Llanrwst, Denbigh and Wrexham	Deborah Smith	99	16
The greatest Canadian geographer. David Thompson	Born to Welsh parents 1770- 1857. Mapped 1.7 million sq. miles of Canada and American West	Miriam Roberts	99	19
Llinach Deuluol Mam David Ellis, Penyfed	As title	Angharad Rhys Williams	99	23
Jack’s War (Part 3)	As title. Tripoli, El Alamein and Italy through to his demob	J.A. Jones	99	31
Parry puzzle follow up	As title	Miriam Roberts	99	40
The Prices of Erbistock (corrections)	As title	Graham Price	99	44
Counting the people of Clwyd 20. Llangollen (1)	As title	Hafina Clwyd	99	47
Pierce family history	Starting with the marriage of Thomas Pierce and Ann Jones in Henllan 1880	Ann Gould	99	49
Cecil Bernard Thomas	B 1919. Wrexham. Story of his life in the Royal Navy - WW2	Joy Thomas	100	7
The night they bombed a mountain	Bombing of Minera mountain in August 1940	Keith Nurse	100	11
A death on Armistice day James Tod 1891 -1918	As title	Ann Ankers	100	15
The boys from the Old Swan (Part 1)	Story of Harry and John Brown. WW1 In Egypt and Palestine Royal Welch and Denbighshire Yeomanry	Ceris Schrader	100	18
The Royal Chelsea hospital and the Ancient British Fencible Cavalry	Army medical discharge papers of 21 enlisted men	Dominic Byrne	100	30
Fortune and Misfortune	In 1931 Hugh Evans published "Cwm Eithin" and "Y Brython" Tales of Llangwm	Hefin Thomas	100	35
Counting the people of Clwyd 21. Llangollen Part 2	As title	Hafina Clwyd	100	37
Two memorials to Denbighshire wartime servicemen	2nd Lt. Gwilym James RWF WW1 Fl. Sgt. Gwilym Powell Navigator WW2	Rod Priddle	100	43
Coedpoeth War Memorial	As title. WW1 and WW2. Names listed	Editor	100	44
Engineer Captain C.G. Taylor MVO, RN 1863- 1915	As title. Born Ruabon, played rugby for Wales and illustrious naval career	Robert Mullock -Morgans	100	47
Vic Dorman and the Goldfish club	Spitfire pilot from Coedpoeth, shot down, then POW		100	52
Memories of evacuees	Personal account in Mold area and then Clocaenog, Ruthin	Alan Williams	100	53
Who said our ancestors didn’t travel very far?	Cumberland marriages late 1700s. Five grooms from Denbs.	Janette Lyon	100	55

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