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Parish Registration Summery A List of the Parish Registers in the Anglesey County Record Office Parish Register No. Baptism Marriages Burials Aberffraw WPE/49 1719-1914 1754-1970 1719-1999 Amlwch WPE/34 1692-1970 1692-1988 1692-1946 Beaumaris WPE/70 1655-1947 1655-1971 1655-1957 Bodedern WPE/66 1695-1997 1695-1985 1695-2004 (See also Llanfihangel yn Nhowyn) (m) Bodewryd WPE/44 1776-1991 1755-1970 1766-1991 Bodwrog (p) WPE/25 1758-1991 1758-1971 1758-1993 Bryngwran - (See also WPE 7 & WPE 11) - - - Caergeiliog (See also WPE 66 & WPE 67) - - - - Caergybi WPE/68 1737-1974 1737-1991 1737-1990 (Includes registers for St. Cybi, St. Seiriol, St. Elbod & St. Ffraid) (n) Ceirchiog WPE/8 1813-1842 1816-1842 (See also Llechylched) (l ) Cerrigceinwen WPE/46 1721-1991 1721-2002 1721-1992 Coedana WPE/39 1813-1995 1813-1970 1814-1989 Gwredog WPE/38 - 1839-1863 -- (for baptisms and burials See Rhodogeidio) (f) Heneglwys WPE/26 1693-1993 1693-1970 1693-1994 Llanallgo WPE/55 1725-1992 1754-1970 1725-1992 (See also Llaneugrad) (a) Llanbabo WPE/62 1740-1976 1754-1964 1740-1986 (See also Llanddeusant) (g) Llanbadrig WPE/63 1731-1992 1731-1971 1731-1992 Llanbedrgoch WPE/35 1754-1987 1754-1969 1754-1986 Llanbeulan WPE/77 1775-1959 1754-1952 1775-1812 Llandegfan WPE/73 1547-1976 1557-1971 1747-1976 Llandrygarn WPE/24 1739-2000 1739-1997 1739-1993 Llandyfrydog WPE/78 1690-1995 1690-1969 1690-1992 Llandysilio WPE/59 1755-1897 1755-1972 1755-1959 Llanddanielfab WPE/19 1746-1992 1746-2000 1746-1983 Llanddeusant WPE/4 1754-1806 1761-1991 1754-1991 Llanddona WPE/33 1762-1992 1813-1970 1762-2003 Llanddyfnan WPE/57 1661-1992 1663-1966 1668-1993 Llanedwen WPE/20 1747-1994 1747-1969 1747-1966 Llaneilian WPE/48 1733-2002 1733-2000 1733-1996 Llannerchymedd WPE/40 1761-1997 1754-2008 1761-1998 Llaneugrad WPE/52 1725-1991 1725-1966 1725-1970 Llanfachraeth WPE/1 1682-1812 1702-1969 1682-1993 Llanfaelog WPE/65 1786-1959 1754-1971 1813-2007 Llanfaes WPE/79 1727-1975 1727-1970 1727-1962 Llanfaethlu WPE/9 1743-1974 1743-1970 1743-1952 Llanfairmathafarneithaf WPE/36 1748-1987 1753-1978 1753-1996 Llanfairpwll WPE/74 1754-1997 1757-1967 1754-2004 Llanfairyncwmwd WPE/23 - - 1885-2003 (See also Llangeinwen) (o) Llanfairynghornwy WPE/12 1732-1974 1754-1969 1732-1938 (See also Llanrhwydus) (k) Llanfair -yn-neubwll WPE/71 1813-1975 1774-1955 1813-1990 Llanfechell WPE/42 1691-1992 1691-1969 1691-1990 Llanfigael WPE/3 1682-1949 1682-1980 1682-1991 (See also Llanfachraeth) (b) Llanfihangel Dinsylwy WPE/30 1762-1994 1814-1943 1762-1991 Llanfihangel Tre'r Beirdd WPE/54 1695-1992 1695-1968 1695-1992 Llanfihangel yn Nhowyn WPE/67 1813-1967 1836-1969 1814-1996 Llanfihangel Ysceifiog WPE/14 1703-1993 1703-1970 1703-1996 Llanfwrog WPE/10 1760-1987 1754-1992 1760-1984 (See also Llanfaethlu) (j ) Llanfflewyn WPE/43 1794-1990 1784-1966 1794-1987 Llanffinan WPE/15 1690-1989 1690-1967 1690-1992 Llangadwaladr WPE/27 1610-1999 1619-1970 1611-1999 Llangaffo WPE/22 1659-1992 1660-1967 1659-2004 Llangefni WPE/45 1709-1999 1709-1971 1709-1918 Llangeinwen WPE/21 1688-1993 1688-1970 1688-1975 Llangoed WPE/31 1763-1994 1754-1970 1763-1995 Llangristiolus WPE/47 1757-1999 1754-1967 1757-2000 (See also Cerrigceinwen) (a) Llangwyllog WPE/37 1777-1992 1800-1968 1777-1996 Llangwyfan WPE/50 1775-1991 1754-1971 1775-1976 (See also Aberffraw) ( i) Llanidan WPE/18 1666-1993 1666-1970 1666-1951 Llaniestyn WPE/56 1813-1992 1813-1961 1813-1992 Llanllibo - - - - (See Llantrisant ) (g) Llanrhuddlad WPE/11 1813-1994 1785-1918 1813-1994 Llanrhwydrus WPE/13 1747-1971 1747-1970 1747-1974 Llansadwrn WPE/32 1584-1968 1584-1970 1584-1991 Llantrisant WPE/5 1745-1905 1745-1969 1745-1960 (see also Llanddeusant) Llanwenllwyfo WPE/75 1763-1932 1762-1969 1763-1989 Llanynghenedl (includes St.Michael's Valley) (h) WPE/2 1713-1990 1713-1993 1713-1994 Llechcynfarwy WPE/6 1743-1986 1754-1970 1743-1994 Llechylched (d) WPE/7 1803-1997 1813-1971 1813-1997 Newborough WPE/17 1721-1971 1721-1970 1721-1934 Penmon WPE/29 1693-1995 1693-2003 1693-1995 Penmynydd WPE/60 1759-1994 1754-1970 1759-2004 Penrhosllugwy WPE/53 1578-1990 1578-1997 1578-1992 Pentraeth WPE/58 1740-1992 1740-1970 1740-1982 Rhosbeirio WPE/64 1813-1923 1852-1912 1813-1962 Rhodogeidio WPE/41 1783-1947 1754-1964 1783-1991 Rhoscolyn WPE/72 1732-1977 1732-1985 1732-1990 Rhosybol WPE/80 -- 1878-1971 1877-2000 Talyllyn WPE/76 1845-1970 - - Trefdraeth WPE/16 1550-1999 1550-1966 1550-1999 (Banns 1948-1987) (e) Tregaian WPE/51 1708-1992 1708-1968 1708-1992 Trewalchmai WPE/28 1727-1986 1727-1970 1727-1999 (a) See registers for Llaneugrad WPE/52 (b) See also registers for WPE/1 Llanfachraeth (c) See also registers for WPE/46 Cerrigceinwen (d) Llechylched WPE/7 Banns 1847 - 1872 (e) Trefdraeth WPE/16 Banns 1948 - 1987 (f) See Rhodogeidio WPE/41 For Baptisms and Burials (g) See also Llanddeusant WPE/4 (h) Includes St.Michael’s Valley (i) See also Aberffraw WPE/50 and Trefdraeth WPE/16 (j) See also Llanfaethlu WPE/9 (k) See also Llanrhwydrys WPE/13 (l) See also Llechylched WPE/7 (m) See also Llanfihangel yn Nhowyn WPE/67 (n) Includes registers for St. Cybi, St. Seiriol,St.Elbod and St. Ffraid (o) See also Llangeinwen WPE/21 (p) See also Llandrygarn WPE/24 .
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