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Clwyd Historian Index to Articles Issue 1 1977 Index to Articles in the Clwyd Historian, 1977-2005 ISSUE DATE ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE 1 Autumn 1977 Editorial Note - List of Local History Societies & Events within the County 1 2 Spring 1978 Rhyn Park Roman Legionary Fortress G. D. B Jones 5 2 Spring 1978 All Saints Church at Llangar in Edeirnion T. O. Jones 10 2 Spring 1978 Editorial Note - List of Local History Societies & Events within the County 1 2 Spring 1978 Clwyd Archaeological Volunteer Register - Greenfield Mills Excavations 7 2 Spring 1978 Clwyd Library Service - Oral History Project 8 2 Spring 1978 An Historical Society for Edeyrnion? 9 2 Spring 1978 Recording Graveyards 10 2 Spring 1978 Family History 10 2 Spring 1978 Local History Books 11 3 Autumn 1978 Who was Edward Jones of Wepre Hall? D. G. Evans 15 3 Autumn 1978 Notes and Queries - Aer, Air, Ayr or Offa? Goronwy Alun Hughes 17 3 Autumn 1978 Recent Publications - Lles Cymru articles of Clwyd Interest Goronwy Alun Hughes 26 3 Autumn 1978 Bryn Y Pys and Gwernhaled, Overton Helen Duffy 28 3 Autumn 1978 Population of Flint M.B. since 1891 Zuzana Hughes 22 3 Autumn 1978 Editorial 1 3 Autumn 1978 List of Local History Societies & Events within the County 2 3 Autumn 1978 Information Requested 19 3 Autumn 1978 Exhibition of Photographs at Theatr Clwyd 20 3 Autumn 1978 Clwyd Library Service Local History Catalogue 21 3 Autumn 1978 Harvest Customs 21 4 Spring 1979 Puffin Island and Flintshire A. G. Veysey 19 4 Spring 1979 Excavations at Greenfield Mills, Holywell D. Morgan 11 4 Spring 1979 Does Rossett Appear in Domesday Book? Derrick Pratt 13 4 Spring 1979 Point of Ayr or Point Offa? Derrick Pratt 16 4 Spring 1979 Beware Place Names! Hywel Wyn Owen 8 4 Spring 1979 The Roman Road Hywel Wyn Owen 9 4 Spring 1979 Excavations at Hendre, Rhuddlan J. F. Manley 10 4 Spring 1979 Society Programmes 1 4 Spring 1979 New From the Clwyd Record Office 8 Archaeology and History Articles of Clwyd Interest in the Bulletin of the Board of 4 Spring 1979 14 Celtic Studies ISSUE DATE ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE 4 Spring 1979 Recent Publications 21 5 Autumn 1979 Site of All Saints Church Llangar in Edeyrnion B. W. Williams 25 5 Autumn 1979 A 19th Century Flintshire Bridge List Derrick Pratt 20 5 Autumn 1979 The Opening of the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Derrick Pratt 23 5 Autumn 1979 Excavations at Rhuddlan, 1979 J. F. Manley 28 5 Autumn 1979 The Parish Archaeological Survey M Glaskin 28 5 Autumn 1979 Some Notes on Flint Industries R. S. J Wray 26 5 Autumn 1979 Editorial 1 5 Autumn 1979 Society Programmes 2 A. G. Veysey & Derrick 6 Spring 1980 Review of Local History: The Blake Report & The Blake Report: Wider Issues 31 Pratt 6 Spring 1980 Markets and Fairs of Clwyd in 1830 - A Check List Derrick Pratt 21 6 Spring 1980 The Soughton Hall Estate Elizabeth Pettitt 15 6 Spring 1980 Rhuddlan: Radiocarbon Dates J. F. Manley 26 6 Spring 1980 Twn o'r Nant K. Lloyd Gruffydd 17 6 Spring 1980 Cornist K. Lloyd Gruffydd 17 6 Spring 1980 The Fishing Weir at Rhos M. E. M Long 18 6 Spring 1980 The North Wales Lunatic Asylum in 1849 Zuzana Hughes 27 6 Spring 1980 Editorial 1 6 Spring 1980 Society Programmes 2 6 Spring 1980 Notes and Queries 8 6 Spring 1980 Recent Publications 12 6 Spring 1980 Archaeology and Metal Detectors 14 7 Autumn 1980 Nineteenth Century Lead Mining Accident D. R. Hughes 32 7 Autumn 1980 Memories of Steam Derrick Pratt 25 7 Autumn 1980 Notes and Queries Derrick Pratt 26 7 Autumn 1980 Llangollen and the Tourist G. Ffoulkes-Jones 36 7 Autumn 1980 Editorial 1 7 Autumn 1980 Society Programmes 2 St. Asaph Workhouse: Extracts from the Minutes of the St. Asaph Union Board of 7 Autumn 1980 17 Guardians October 1841 - April 1844 7 Autumn 1980 Recent Publications 34 7 Autumn 1980 The Bishop Dacid Bartlett Memorial Prize 35 8 Spring 1981 Murder of a Gamekeeper D. R. Hughes 9 8 Spring 1981 Crogen - Myth & Reality Derrick Pratt 18 ISSUE DATE ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE St. Asaph Workhouse: Extracts from the Minutes of the St. Asaph Union Board of 8 Spring 1981 E. Parry-Jones 30 Guardians April 1837 - October 1841 8 Spring 1981 The Fields of Pen Y Porchell, Llannefydd in 1828 Goronwy Alun Hughes 17 8 Spring 1981 Cefn Park, Wrexham R. K . Matthias 25 8 Spring 1981 Editorial 1 8 Spring 1981 Society Programmes 2 8 Spring 1981 Recent Publications 10 8 Spring 1981 Notes and Queries 13 8 Spring 1981 The Bersham and Clywedog Industrial Trail 23 8 Spring 1981 Stone Row, Hawarden 27 9 Autumn 1981 William Hughes - The Last Person Hanged in Ruthin Gaol D. C. Castledine 12 9 Autumn 1981 Floods at Bangor-on-Dee c.1947 Derrick Pratt 20 9 Autumn 1981 To and From Llangollen Derrick Pratt 27 9 Autumn 1981 Elevation of Taylor's Pumping Engine G. H. Armstrong 29 9 Autumn 1981 An Old Deeside Lane G. H. Armstrong 30 9 Autumn 1981 Sir Henry Jones (1852 - 1922) Mary McKerrow 15 9 Autumn 1981 The Inhabitants of Hawarden in the Nineteenth Century R. K . Matthias 21 9 Autumn 1981 Editorial 1 9 Autumn 1981 Society Programmes 2 9 Autumn 1981 Recent Publications 14 9 Autumn 1981 Notes and Queries 23 9 Autumn 1981 Keeping Abreast with Archaeological Research 33 10 Spring 1982 Three Vale of Clwyd Parishes D. C. Castledine 24 10 Spring 1982 Sir Theodore Martin, Bryntysilio 1816 - 1909 D. R. Hughes 20 10 Spring 1982 Penley Church: A Problem of Mistaken Identity Derrick Pratt 21 10 Spring 1982 Erddig, Wrexham Elizabeth Pettitt 6 10 Spring 1982 Editorial 1 10 Spring 1982 Society Programmes 2 10 Spring 1982 Recent Publications 10 10 Spring 1982 Notes and Queries 12 10 Spring 1982 The Bersham Industrial Heritage Centre 19 10 Spring 1982 The Vale of Clwyd Toys Industry 26 11 Autumn 1982 Historic Clwyd on Film A. G. Veysey 28 11 Autumn 1982 Ruthin Local History Class D. C. Castledine 29 11 Autumn 1982 Notes and Queries - 1282 - 83: Gogledd-Ddwyrain Cymru D. Huw Owen 11 ISSUE DATE ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE 11 Autumn 1982 Eggelawe' and 'Ruffin' Derrick Pratt 21 11 Autumn 1982 The Clayton Family and Broughton G. Smith 18 11 Autumn 1982 Editorial 1 11 Autumn 1982 Society Programmes 2 11 Autumn 1982 Recent Publications 15 Poverty and Vagrancy in the Buckley Area, in the Parish of Hawarden in the 19th 12 Spring 1983 Charles Duckworth 26 Century 12 Spring 1983 The Clayton Family of Broughton (Continued) G. Smith 14 12 Spring 1983 A Dragon in Sheep's Clothing Hywel Wyn Owen 20 12 Spring 1983 Editorial 1 12 Spring 1983 Society Programmes 2 12 Spring 1983 Notes and Queries 5 12 Spring 1983 Recent Publications 23 13 Autumn 1983/84 Economy of the Southern Part of the Vale of Clwyd Allan Fletcher 10 13 Autumn 1983/84 Lower Chirk Bank Colliery - A Mystery Picture Solved Derrick Pratt 7 13 Autumn 1983/84 Rioting at the Halkyn Mines, near Holywell Derrick Pratt 28 13 Autumn 1983/84 Book Review - 'The Towns of Medieval Wales' by Ian Soulsby Derrick Pratt 30 13 Autumn 1983/84 Coiwen of the Domesday Book K. Lloyd Gruffydd 14 13 Autumn 1983/84 Gyffylliog Parish in the 1840s M. M. Jones 17 13 Autumn 1983/84 Bodtegwel Uchaf Harvest Returns 1862 R. Fred Roberts 18 13 Autumn 1983/84 Editorial 1 13 Autumn 1983/84 Society Programmes 2 13 Autumn 1983/84 Notes and Queries 21 13 Autumn 1983/84 Recent Publications 25 13 Autumn 1983/84 A Wynnstay Hunt Map 28 14 Autumn 1984 The Parish of Dyserth in 1841 A. Ronald Davies 13 14 Autumn 1984 The Wicked and Turbulent Dean D. G. Evans 23 14 Autumn 1984 Some 'Cyclopean' Doorways in Clwyd Derrick Pratt 28 14 Autumn 1984 Zewell the Magic Dragon Hywel Wyn Owen 22 14 Autumn 1984 A Survey of Churchyard Yews R. T. Wheeler 9 14 Autumn 1984 Editorial 1 14 Autumn 1984 Society Programmes 2 14 Autumn 1984 Markets and Fairs in Clwyd, 1900 7 14 Autumn 1984 Recent Publications 12 14 Autumn 1984 Notes and Queries - Earthquakes in Clwyd, 8 November 1893 16 ISSUE DATE ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE 14 Autumn 1984 Index to the Wills of England and Wales 1858 - 1929 27 15 Spring 1985 The Black Death in Clwyd Allan Fletcher 12 15 Spring 1985 Llangwryd - A Vanished Community Derrick Pratt 15 15 Spring 1985 Flintshire Historical Society Eileen Willson 6 15 Spring 1985 Caergwrle Hywel Wyn Owen 25 15 Spring 1985 Outline of Bagillt's History J. David Jones 10 Prince of Jebu Remo 15 Spring 1985 Notes and Queries - Telegraphic Address 28 West Africa 15 Spring 1985 The Three Sisters R. T. Wheeler 21 Shelley R. Baird & D. C. 15 Bontuchel 33 Spring 1985 Castledine 15 Spring 1985 Editorial 1 15 Spring 1985 Society Programmes 2 15 Spring 1985 The Peel Family of Bryn Y Pys and their Records 23 15 Spring 1985 Atgofion Llywelyn Evans (article in Welsh) 34 16 Spring 1986 Friendly Societies in Clwyd A. G. Veysey 28 16 Spring 1986 William Low of Wrexham - Channel Tunnel Enthusiast D. C. Castledine 11 16 Spring 1986 A Brief History of Gwernymynydd D. R. Hughes 13 16 Spring 1986 The Crane Family of Worthenbury and London Dorothy Puleston 19 16 Spring 1986 The Healing Wells of Clwyd Louise Jones 17 16 Spring 1986 Ffynnon Wnnod (St. Gwnnod's Well), Llangwm P.
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