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GB 0219 XD 54 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 29928 The National Archives I-1. REGISTER MAR 1237 NATIONAL OF ARCHIVES CHARITY COMMISSION GWYNEDD CHARITY ACCOUNTS Transferred from the Public Record Office Catalogiwyd gan: NSst Hatton, Archifydd Cynorthwyol Catalogued by: Tegwen Williams, Myfyrwraig Marc Catalog: Catalogue Mark: XD 54 Archifdy Rhanbarthol Caernarfon Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd Caernarfon Area Record Office Gwynedd Archives Service 1985 Aber 1-2 Almshouses charity 1 - 2 Aberdaron Brynpoeth, charity 3 - 4 John Edwards, charity 5 Robert Evans, charity 6 - 7 Thomas Jones - 8 Rhoshirwaen and District Village Hall, charity 9 Abererch 10 - 11 Hugh Conway's charity 10 - 11 Bangor 12 - 49 Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary 12 - 26 Bangor and District Nursing Institute 27 - 28 Ebenezer Chapel, Bangor 29 - 30 John Jones, charity 31 - 32 William Gordon Markes, charity 33 - 35 Countess of Newburgh, charity 36 - 37 Bishop Ossory's, charity 38 - 40 Penrhyn Hall, Bangor 41 - 42 Bishop Rowlands, Almshouses 43 - 45 Parris and Symes Church Repair Fund 46 - 47 John Williams, charity 48 - 49 Hugh and Sarah Griffiths Fund 49(a) Beddgelert 50 - 61 Capel y Methodistiaid Calfinaidd, Bethania, Nantgwynant 50 - 55 Pendyffryn Minister's House 56 Robert Williams' Endowment 57 - 58 William Wynne's charity 59 - 61 Betws-y-Coed 62-6 8 Evan Evans, charity 62 - 64 Hannah McCullock, charity 65-6 8 Botwnnog Richard Thomas, charity 69 - 70 Bryncroes 71 - 79 Church land or Church Quillet 71 Galltraeth Baptist Chapel 72 74 Robert Gynnys, charity 75 Llain yr Eglwys, charity 76 Poor's charity 77 79 Caerhun Fuel and Sheep Shearing Allotment 80 - 85 William Bulkeley, charity 86 - 89 Hugh Davies Griffith, charity 90 - 93 Ceidio 94 - 95 Church Lands 94 - 95 Clynnog 96 - 105 Fuel Allotment 96 - 98 D.E. Nanney 99 - 100 101 - 105 William Pritchard's charity Conwy 106 108 Jane Owen's charity 109 112 Lewis Owen, R. Jones & M. Wlliams charities 113 CriccietThomash Hughe s Fund 113 Deneio 114 - 139 C.E. & L.A. Hughes, charity 114 Anne Jones, charity 115 119 Mary Lewis, charity 120 123 Penlan Congregational Church property 124 135 R.W. Baxter, Lowry Bodville and G. Stoddart charity 136 139 Dolbenmaen 140 - 144 John Williams, charity 140 - 141 Mrs. Francis Wynne, charity 142 - 144 Dolwyddelan 145 - 149 Dolwyddelan Calvinistic Methodist Chapel 145 - 148 Ellis Evans, charity 149 Edern Bromiod/Bronmiod, charity (Charles Jones) 150 Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, property 151 Eglwys-Rhos 152 - 155 Paramore1s charity 152 - 154 St. Thomas's charity 155 Gyffin 156 - 158 Edward J. Jones, R. Owen, Dr. Edwards charities 156 - 158 Llanaelhaearn 159 Church Lands 159 - 161 Cors-y-Mynydd, Fuel Allotment 162 - 164 Llanarmon 165 - 170 Evan Griffith's charity 165 - 166 W. Griffiths, charity 167 Owen Roberts, charity 168 - 170 Llanbeblig 171 - 189 Calvinistic Methodist Minister's House 171 Ebenezer Welsh Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Trust Fund 172 - 174 Richard Evans, charity 175 - 176 Ellen Griffiths, charity 177 - 178 Institute Trust, Borough of Carnarvon 179 - 187 Owen Jones, charity 188 - 198 Llanbedr-y-Cennin 190 - 198 Rev. Lancelot Bulkeley, charity 190 - 192 Squire G. Davies, charity 193 Rev. H.D.Griffith, charity 194 - 195 J. Robinson, charity 196 - 198 Llandudno 199 - 216 F.E. Chardon trust 199 Donation of Barley, Beef and Cloth 200 E.W. Johns on, char i ty 201 - 203 Llandudno Hospital 204 - 208 Richard Owen, charity 209 - 212 Lewis Owen, Richard ap Robert and St. Thomas' Day charity 213 - 216 Llandwrog 217 - 230 Ellen Glynne's charity 217 - 220 Ann Pryce Griffith's charity 221 - 222 Griffith Jones, charity 223 - 225 Llandwrog charity 226 St. Thomas' charity 227 Tryfan charity 228 Lewis Jones, William Lloyd and Robert Wynne 229 - 230 Llandygui 231 - 234 Llandygai charity 231 Gwern Saeson charity 232 233 Edward Williams charity 234 - Llandygwnning 235 - 236 Robert Gynnnys's charity 235 - 236 Llanddeiniolen 237 - 239 Rev. R. William Griffith, charity 237 - 239 Llanengan 240 - 244 Robert Gynnys, Thomas and other charities 240 - 244 Llanaelrhys 245 - 247 Church lands 245 - 246 Abraham Richards, charity 247 Llanfairfechan 248 - 254 Andrews Bread, charity 248 - 249 A.M. Evans, charity 250 Lewis Owen & Ellen Nicholas, charity 251 - 254 Llanfairisgaer 255 - 257 John Millington's Fund 255 - 257 Llanfihangel-y-Pennant 258 - 262 R. & W. Williams, charity 258 - 259 Mrs.Frances Wynne, charity 260 - 262 Llangelynnin 263 - 269 Rev. Owen Bulkeley, charity 263 - 266 William Williams, charity 267 - 269 Llangian 270 - 274 Robert Gynnys & R. Hughes, charity 270 - 274 Llangwnnadl 275 - 277 J. Edwards, charity 275 - 277 Llangybi 278 - 285 Thomas Davies, charity 278 Evan Griffith, charity 279 - 282 Charles Jones, Almshouses charity 283 - 285 Llangystennin 286 - 289 Rev. Edward Roberts & Lewis Owen charity 286 - 289 Llaniestyn 290 - 292 Gam Fawr Fuel Allotment 290 - 292 Llanllechid 293 - 298 R.B.Evans, charity 293 Robert & Catherine George, charity 294 - 295 William Griffith,charity 296 Bishop Griffith Williams, charity 297 - 298 Llanllyfni 299 - 310 Assembly Rooms, Talysarn 299 - 300 Bryn M6r Baptist Minister House, Penygroes 301 - 303 Memorial Hall, Penygroes 304 - 306 Parish Prperty 307 T.P. Roberts, charity 308 - 309 United charity 310 Llannor 311 - 315 John Evans, charity 311 John Evans, Elizabeth & Griffith Jones, charity 312 - 313 Elizabeth Jones 314 Owen Williams, charity 315 Llanrug 316 - 334 Bryn Crwn, charity 316 Parochial charity 317 - 320 John William charity, Capel Bryngwyn 321 - 334 Llanwnda 335 - 340 Griffith Jones, charity 335 - 337 Lewis Jones, charity 338 - 339 Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Home 340 Llanystumdwy 341 - 349 William Ellis, charity 341 - 343 Thomas Hughes Fund Rhoslan 344 David Jones charity 345 - 349 Llysfaen 350 William Butler charity 350 Mellteyrn 351 - 352 R. Thomas, charity 351 - 352 Nefyn 353 360 Foel Ferniog, Poors or Fuel Allotment 353 - 356 Nefyn Town Trust 357 360 Penmachno 361 - 366 Roderic Lloyd Penmachno Almshouse charity 361 363 Hughes, Ifan, Price, Morus charities 364 - 365 Penmachno Unitied charities 366 Penmorfa 367 - 371 Mrs. Jones, Eleanor & Jane Owen, charities 367 - 370 John Williams, charity 371 - Pentir 372 377 Margaret Evans Legacy 372 - 377 Pistyll 378 - 382 Carreg Lefain, Fuel Allotment 378 — 379 Mynydd Bach, charity 380 381 Quarry Allotment 382 Rhiw 383 - 388 Abraham Richards, charity 383 386 Church Lands 387 - 388 Tudweiliog 389 - 390 Mrs. Wynne Finch, charity 389 - 390 Treflys 391 - 392 Thomas Jones, charity 391 - 392 Ynyscynhaearn 392 - 395 Garth Calvinistic Methodist chapel 393 Griffith Jones 394 395 1-2 Aber 1-2 Almshouses charity 1901-1907 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1908-1910 Aber Almshouses charity, pa. Aber. 1914-1921 2 1922-1928 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1929-1932 Aber Almshouses charity, pa. Aber. 3-9 Aberdaron 3-4 Brynpoeth charity 3 1901-1905 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1907-1908 Brynpoeth charity, pa. Aberdaron. 1910-1911 1914-1919 4 1920-1928 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1930-1931 Brynpoeth charity, pa. Aberdaron. 5 John Edwards charity 5 1901-1907 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the John Edwards charity, pa. Aberdaron. 6-7 Robert Evans charity 6 1904-1906 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the Robert Evans charity, pa. Aberdaron. 7 1929-1931 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the Robert Evans charity, pa. Aberdaron. 8 Thomas Jones charity 8 1919-1925 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the Thomas Jones charity, pa. Aberdaron. 9 Rhoshirwaen and District Village Hall Charity 9 1928-1933 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the Rhoshirwaen and District Village Hall, pa. Aberdaron. 10-11 Abererch 10-11 Hugh Conway charity 10 1901-1907 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1908-1911 Hugh Conway charity, pa. Abererch. 1914-1915 11 1922 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Hugh Conway and G. Jones charity, pa. Abererch. 12-49 Bangor 12-16 Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 12 1903 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 13 1905 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 14 1908 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 15 1909 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 16 1911 ANNUAL REPORT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 17 1912 ANNUAL REPORT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 18 1922 ANNUAL REPORT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary. 19 1925 ANNUAL REPORT of the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary Bangor. 20 1926 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary Bangor. 21 1927 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 22 1928 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 23 1929 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 24 1930 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 25 1931 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 26 1932 ANNUAL REPORT of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary and Dispensary, Bangor. 27-28 Bangor District Nursing Institute 27 1934 ANNUAL REPORT of the Bangor District Nursing Institute. 28 1934 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Bangor District Nursing Institute, pa. Bangor. 29-30 Ebenezer Chapel, Bangor 29 1920-1921 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the Old Ebenezer Chapel, Bangor. 30 1922-1925 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1926-1932 Old Ebenezer Chapel, Bangor. 31-32 John Jones charity 31 1900-1901 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of the Captain John Jones charity 32 1902-1908 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1909-1912 John Jones (The Museum) charity, pa. 1914-1922 Bangor. 33-35 William Gordon Markes charity 33 1901-1907 BUNDLE of statements of accounts of the 1908-1911 W.G.
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    Teithiau Cerdded yr Haf – Croeso! Gorffennaf 1 -10 2016, Gan gynnwys Gorffennaf 11 – Awst 7 Gorffennaf 1af Antur Byw yn y Gwyllt, Bryn Cadno Taith hyfryd i lawr Dyffryn Nant y Glyn, sy’n hawdd ei gyrraedd o Fae Colwyn. Mae'r daith gerdded gylchol yn dilyn llwybrau coetir a thir fferm gyda golygfeydd gwych o'r ardal gyfagos. Bydd stop hanner ffordd gydag Ysgol Goedwig Bae Colwyn lle bydd cerddwyr yn cael gwneud gweithgareddau crefft gwylltir a phaned haeddiannol wedyn ! Bydd tâl o £3 am y daith gerdded hon. Hyd : 2.5 - 3 awr Pellter: 4.8km / 3 milltir Cyfarfod: Tu allan i Canolfan Gymunedol Bryn Cadno. Bryn Cadno, Colwyn Uchaf, LL29 6DW Dechrau: 9:15am ar gyfer 9:30am Archebu lle: Helen Jackson, 07595 461540 Cymedrol Taith Rhwng Dwy Ystafell De, Coedwig Gwydir O Lyn Geirionydd byddwn yn cerdded i Ty Hyll, gan gymryd mewn golygfeydd tuag at Foel Siabod a'r Wyddfa ar y ffordd. Unwaith yno, gallwch flasu'r llu o atyniadau, edrych yn yr ardd, ddarganfod y toiled compost, ymweld â'r arddangosfa gwenyn ac ati. Wedi adnewyddu byddwn yn dringo'n serth yn ôl ar lwybrau coedwigaeth i Lyn Crafnant lle rydym yn cael y dewis o ymweld a ystafell de rhif dau, ger y llyn. Yna hop gyflym trwy'r coed prydferth yn ôl i'r ceir. Hyd: 7 awr Pellter: 14km / 9 milltir Cyfarfod: prif faes parcio Llyn Geirionydd Dechrau: 9:45am ar gyfer 10:00am Archebu lle: Colin Devine 07770 964716 Caled Gorffennaf 2 Moel Siabod a Afon Llugwy Byddwn yn cymryd y llwybr i fyny ochr ddeheuol Moel Siabod (872m), heibio rhai llynnoedd hyfryd gyda sgrialu hawdd i'r copa.