Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Please note: There is currently no index available. Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions […]
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Please note: There is currently no index available. Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Bodfari – St. Stephen Church Please note: There is currently no index available. […]
Cerrigydrudion – St. Mary Magdalene Church – Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Please note: There is currently no index available. Cerrigydrudion – […]
Minera – St Marys Church 07/09/2009 – Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Please note: There is currently no index available. Please note: There is currently […]
We have just added almost 6000 records for Coedpoeth Cemetery, FREE to search once registered. Cemetery Address: Cemetery Road, Coedpoeth, LL11 3SP. Tel:01978 755617 Records transcribed by Tom Jones of Bwlchgwyn. We are adding in […]
The present church was built 1836-7 probably by Edward Welch, and replacing an earlier church. The design, characterised by a large nave and a shallow chancel, is typical of church design in the 1830s when […]
The church originated in 1841 following the formation of the Parish of Rossett out of Gresford Parish, but was replaced in 1892 by today’s building. Opinion is divided whether Rossett derives from “Yr Orsedd” meaning […]
Ddol Afonwen Methodist Chapel was first built in 1830. This was rebuilt in 1884, to the design of Mr Hughes of Denby, in the Romanesque and Vernacular style of the gable entry type. This small […]
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