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GB 0214 DWESRH(Va2636183) RELIGION - NONCONFORMIST DWESRH / 1-172 Rhondda Wesleyan Circuit DWESRH /1-172 Rhondda Wesleyan Circuit Records [Box 1] DWESRH /1 Hirwaun English Wesleyan Chapel Accounts 1883-1938. DWESRH /2 Aberdare Wesleyan Sunday School Minute book 1910-1921. DWESRH /3 Hirwaun English Wesleyan Chapel Trust Minutes 1911-1963. DWESRH /4 Hirwaun English Wesleyan Sunday School Minutes 1929-1939. DWESRH /5 Aberdare, Green Street Wesleyan Church Trust Accounts 1927-1953. DWESRH /6 Aberdare, Green Street Wesleyan Church Trustees Meetings Minutes 1963-1979. DWESRH /7 Aberdare, Green Street Wesleyan Church Pulpit Notices 1964-1968. DWESRH /8 Aberdare, Green Street Wesleyan Church Pulpit Notices 1968-1972. DWESRH /9 Aberdare, Green Street Wesleyan Church Pulpit Notices 1972-1976. DWESRH /10 School Meals 1990-1993. Children entitled to free school meals. [Box 2] DWESRH /11 Treharris, Wesleyan Methodist Church. Accounts and Building Accounts. 1899-1959. DWESRH /12 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Church. Accounts Book. 1901-1973. DWESRH /13 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Church. Trustees Accounts 1907-1961. DWESRH /14 Treharris English Wesleyan Chapel. Minute book of Trustees’ meetings 1924-1948. DWESRH /15 Treharris, John Street Sunday School Minutes. 1931- 1958. DWESRH /16 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Chapel Sunday School Minutes 1935-1958. DWESRH /17 Primitive Methodist Society Mission Cash Book 1901-1992. DWESRH /13 Minute Book of Trustees’ Meetings 1904-1977. DWESRH /14 Mountain Ash, Darren Road Methodist Church. Accounts 1954-1987. [1987 building closed when amalgamated with Miskin]. DWESRH /15 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Chapel Sunday School Roll. 1938-1946. DWESRH /16 Abercwmboi Methodist Church. Trustees’ Minute Book 1943-1988. DWESRH /17 Treharris Methodist Church. Sunday School Accounts 1940-1975. DWESRH /18 Treharris Methodist Church, John Street. Leaders’ Meeting Minutes 1944-1976. DWESRH /19 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Chapel Register of Baptisms 1949-1983. DWESRH /20 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Methodist Chapel Sunday School Roll 1950-1960. DWESRH /21 Mountain Ash, Darren Road Methodist Church. Minute book 1974-1977. DWESRH /22 Abercynon, English Congregational Church. Cradle Roll 1944-1981. DWESRH /23 Mountain Ash, Darren Road Methodist Church. Church Council Minute Book 1960-1986/7. DWESRH /24 Penrhiwceiber, Hope Chapel. Invoices to the Trustees from D. Roberts, Builder.1952-1953. [5 pages] [Box 3] DWESRH /25 Aberdare Circuit. Aberaman new Manse account book. 1957-1979. DWESRH /26 Aberdare Circuit. Quarterly Meeting Minutes Book 1923-1934. DWESRH /27 Aberaman. English Wesleyan Methodist Society Trustees Minute Book 1901-1953. DWESRH /28 Aberdare Circuit. Mountain Ash Methodist Manse Account Book 1955-1978. DWESRH /29 Aberdare Circuit. Local Preachers’ Quarterly Meeting 1913-1940. DWESRH /30 Aberdare Circuit. Quarterly Meeting Minutes 1934-1940. DWESRH /31 Abercwmboi. Wesley Mission Accounts 1913-1988. DWESRH /32 Aberdare Circuit. Circuit Stewards’ Account Book. 1898-1921. DWESRH /33 Aberaman. Mason Street Treasurer’s Book. 1883-1938. DWESRH /34 Trecynon. Methodist Church Trust Minutes 1885-1915. DWESRH /35 Trecynon. Methodist Church Accounts. 1934-1956. DWESRH /36 Trecynon. Methodist Church Accounts 1956-1973. [Box 4] DWESRH /37 Aberdare Circuit. Quarterly Meeting Minutes 1910-1923. DWESRH /38 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Accounts 1948-1961. DWESRH /39 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Treasurers Accounts 1925-1945. DWESRH /40 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Guild/Sisterhood Minutes 1961-1974. DWESRH /41 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Sisterhood Accounts 1948-1971. DWESRH /42 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Sisterhood. Newspaper cutting taken from “The Leader” dated 18th December, 1969 recording the annual Christmas dinner. Article contains a photograph of those that attended. DWESRH /43 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church. Organ Tuning Contract and Agreement with Henry Willis and Sons Ltd, London. Dated 14th November, 1962. DWESRH /44 Aberdare. Green Street Wesleyan Church Trust Accounts 1953-1957. DWESRH /45 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Pulpit Notices 1976-1978. DWESRH /46 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church. Finance Fund Envelope System 1980-1982. DWESRH /47 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church. Finance Fund Envelope System 1976-1978 DWESRH /47 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church. Finance Fund Envelope System 1978-1980. DWESRH /48 Aberdare Circuit. Manse Account Book. 1915-1920. DWESRH /49 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church. Assorted Singing Festival Programmes, circuit plans 1975, 1976 & 1978. Also, Renovation Scheme Accounts 1958-1960. DWESRH /50 Aberdare. Wesleyan Sunday School Minute Book 1921-1948. DWESRH /51 Aberdare. Wesleyan Sunday School Minute Book 1967-1977. A second notebook is enclosed. DWESRH /52 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Sunday School Register 1944-1955. DWESRH /53 Aberdare. Wesleyan Chapel Accounts 1841-1864. DWESRH /54 Aberdare. Green. Street English Chapel. Employer’s Indemnity Policy. 1921-1922. DWESRH /55 Aberdare Circuit. Methodist Church Plan & Directory 1969. DWESRH /56 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Church Balance Sheets 1976-1979. DWESRH /57 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Pulpit Notices. 1956-1957. DWESRH /58 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Pulpit Notices. 1955-1956. DWESRH /59 Aberdare. Green Street Methodist Pulpit Notices. 1953-1954. DWESRH /60 Mountain Ash. English Wesleyan Church Trustees Minutes Books. 1902-1912. DWESRH /61 Hirwaun. English Wesleyan Chapel Band of Hope Minutes 1951-1956. [Box 5] DWESRH /62 Treorchy, Rhondda. Tabernacle Methodist Church Accounts 1960-1977. DWESRH /63 Treorchy, Rhondda. Tabernacle Methodist Church Accounts 1976-1987, Sept. 27th: Closure. DWESRH /64 Ynysybwl. Methodist Church Accounts 1941-1976. DWESRH /65 Ynysybwl. Methodist Church Accounts 1980-1988 (Church closed). DWESRH /66 Ynysybwl. Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday School Accounts 1977- 1988 (Church closed). DWESRH /67 Ynysybwl. English Wesleyan Methodist Church. Financial Account Book 1896-1987. Enclosed in bundle: Cheque Books, Bank Statements and bills for 1986-1987. [Box 6] DWESRH /68 Ynishir. Bethel Wesleyan Chapel Trust Deed 1891. Memoranda of choice of appointment of new trustees 1921 1945 1984 1944 1950 letter of resignation 1921 Hamlen Williams Estate insurance policy 1941 Building Contract with D.M. Isaac & Son 1924 Appliction for structural alterations 1924 Application for modification of terms after incurring a debt of £80 due to the collapse of the ceiling and the depressed economy of the area (undated). Ynyshir. Rhondda Road Wesleyan Chapel. Certificate of registration of Building as a place of worship. 1892. [Opened 17th June, 1892] Ynishir. Bethel. Assorted bundle of documents including roof repairs, 1924; Memo of agreement with Mr Hamlen Williams,1901; Permission for the sale of excess land 1900; Letter of permission to use Ysradyfodwg School for Services, 1884.; Bills for building work, 1892; letter regarding the building of a new wall, J.R. Hamlen Williams. Covering letter, architect’s report and plans for alterations to subsiding wall, 1929 [Sold 1985]. DWESRH /69 Trelewis. Garden Village Methodist Church. Grants, Deeds and sale particulars up to closure 1991. DWESRH /70 Old Hawthorn Chapel and the opening of the new chapel at Poplar Rd. Rhydyfelin, 1956. Various documents. DWESRH /71 Tonypandy, Ystradyfodwg. English Wesleyan Chapel. Certificate for marriages, worship certificate and planning applications. DWESRH /72 Ystradyfydwg. Methodist Chapel Deeds, Trustee’s Mortgages, indentures and insurance polices &c. 1865-1981 DWESRH /73 Abercwmboi. Methodist Chapel, Graig Terrace. Sale details upon closure. 1988-1989. DWESRH /74 Trelewis. Garden Village Methodist Church. Deeds; letters regarding the closure of the church, 1986; sale particulars &c. DWESRH /75 Rhondda, Trealaw. Brithweunydd Road Methodist Mission. Application to build 1912; Registration as a place of worship, 1912; Accounts for 1920; Planning application for bungalows, 1967. Enclosed: Tonypandy; English Wesleyan Chapel, Certificate for the solemnization of Marriages, 1891. DWESRH /76 Cilfynydd. Howell Street Methodist Church. Particulars of sale and final accounts, 1978. DWESRH /77 Ynyshir. Bethel Wesleyan Chapel. Church council meeting agenda, 1983; particulars of sale &c. 1985. DWESRH /78 Brithdir, Methodist Chapel. Application to build 1894; closure and sale details, 1985. DWESRH /79 Mountain Ash. Darran Road Methodist Church Insurance details and sale particulars,1989. DWESRH /80 Abercwmboi. Methodist Chapel. Correspondence relating to all matters, 1910-1939. DWESRH /81 Pontypridd, Gelliwasted Road Manse. Architect’s reports, trustees’ reports &c. relating to the Manse. Newspaper article, 1963. Particulars of sale of Pontypridd Methodist Church, 1958. DWESRH /82 Aberfan. Methodist Chapel Trust. Minutes Book 1938- 1973; Plan, 1935; Membership roll, 1935; Love of God leaflet; Youth centre letter; promise to pay, 1893. DWESRH /83 Ferndale. Fountain Street Wesleyan Methodist Church. Letters, building specifications, plans, photocopies of old photographs, documents and details of concerts. [Box 7] DWESRH /84 Ynysybwl. Society Stewards’ account book 1931-1938. DWESRH /85 Ynysybwl. Minutes of meetings. 1938-1959. DWESRH /86 Ynysybwl. Finance Committee. Meeting Minutes 1933-1938. DWESRH /87 Ynysybwl. Collections Book. 1950-1952. DWESRH /88 Ynysybwl. Accounts. 1924-1939. DWESRH /89 Ynysybwl[?] Wesley Manse. Church in the World Committee Minutes 1988-1989. DWESRH
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