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Publications List - May 2019 Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Clwyd Clwyd Family History Society CYLCHGRAWN CYMDEITHAS HANES TEULUOEDD CLWYD CLWYD FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY Clwyd Family History Society Registered Charity no. 512068 Publications List - May 2019 Parish Register Transcriptions In 1984, members of Clwyd FHS began the massive task of making full transcriptions of all the pre - 1813 Parish Registers for North East Wales. At that time, the year 1813 was chosen as a cut off date, because the older registers - before 1754 for marriages and before 1813 for baptisms and burials - are difficult to read, as standardised layouts were not normally used before those dates. The work has involved a considerable amount of initial transcribing, checking, resolving queries (with the assistance of the staffs of the County Record Offices and the National Library of Wales), typing, re-checking and indexing. In most cases, the transcriptions have been made from the facsimiles (bound photocopies of the original registers), which are held by the local Rector or Vicar; but where these have been difficult to read, the Flintshire and Denbighshire Record Offices have allowed the Society to transcribe from the original registers - with the use of an Ultra-Violet lamp if necessary. The entries in the registers have also been checked against the Bishops Transcripts (where these exist) and in some cases the Bishops Transcripts have been used to fill gaps in the original registers. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. The County Record Offices, the National Library of Wales and the authorities of the Church in Wales have been extremely cooperative throughout the project. The project is now complete - up to the year 1813. For some parishes, working parties have enthusiastically continued "beyond" 1813 and the Society is now encouraging member volunteers to extend the project well into the twentieth century. To date, over 600 Booklets (A4 size) have been published. You can also buy our publications via the "Web" at www.clwydfhs.org.uk and www.genfair.co.uk Monumental Inscriptions Members of Clwyd FHS are now recording Monumental Inscriptions from the churchyards and burial grounds of North East Wales. More than 90 Booklets (A4 size) have already been published and more are expected in the near future. Visit us at www.clwydfhs.org.uk Publications Insert April 2019 1 Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Clwyd Clwyd Family History Society Publications and Order Forms Supplement Octo 2017 This supplement contains details of all the Society's publications. The Order Form for ordering any of these is part of the ‘Wrap Around’ pages (page 4) covering the journal. Contents: Parish Register Transcriptions BOOKS 3 - 16 Parish Register Transcriptions MICROFICHE 17 - 19 Monumental Inscription Transcriptions 19 - 22 Local Authority & Nonconformist Chapel Records 22 Miscellaneous Publications 22 CDs 22 Order Form 23 Look-up Request Form 24 When ordering any Items from the Society please use the order form on the back page of this supplement, or use a photocopy of that page and please remember to add postage where appropriate. Cheques to be made payable to: 'Clwyd Family History Society', please. NOTES ON THE PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTION LIST Note 1: Reconstituted entirely from Bishop’s transcripts. Note 2: 1704 –1726 baptisms, marriages, burials Brynpolyn, Cyrchynan, Gwernglefryd townships. Note 3: 1704—1726 baptisms, Marriages, burials Bodeugan, Cilowen, Gwereigron, Rhyllon, Talar township; 1727—1750 marriages all townships. Note 4: 1704—1726 marriages, burils all townships; 1727—1750 baptisms all townships. Note 5: 1704—1726 Bodelwyddan, Pengwern, Faenol townships; 1727 –1750 burials all townships. GENFAIR www.genfair.co.uk Genfair is the official Federation of Family History Societies 'online' shop for thousands of products supplied by Family History Societies and many other suppliers. Books, CDs, DVDs, Archival Storage, Gift Tokens and many other items are available here, as are all of the publications produced by Clwyd Family History Society. If you want to know what publications or other items are available, it is a simple matter to search the database. Support your Family History Society by buying products that we produce. It should perhaps be pointed out that prices quoted on Genfair are 'plus postage and packing' whilst the same items are listed on our publications list 'including postage and packing' Publications Insert April 2019 2 Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Clwyd Clwyd Family History Society PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS - BOOKS PARISH VOL. BAP MAR BUR HAND UK AIR Abergele 1 1647-1708 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Abergele 2 1647-1708 1647-1708 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Abergele 3 1709-1761 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Abergele 4 1709-1753 1709-1761 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Abergele 5 1761-1781 1761-1781 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Abergele 6 1782-1812 1782-1812 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Abergele 7 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bagillt 1 1839-1911 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Bagillt 2 1841-1911 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bagillt 3 1839-1878 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bagillt 4 1878-1944 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bangor on Dee 1(1) 1675-1734 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bangor on Dee 1(2) 1675-1734 1675-1734 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bangor on Dee 2(1) 1735-1796 £8.00 £9.80 £16.60 Bangor on Dee 2(2) 1735-1754 1735-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bangor on Dee 3 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bangor on Dee 4 1797-1812 £7.00 £8.00 £11.60 Betws Gwerful Goch 1 1670-1812 £9.00 £10.80 £17.60 Betws Gwerful Goch 2 1755-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Betws Gwerful Goch 3 1671-1754 1670-1812 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Betws yn Rhos 1 1663-1759 1663-1703 1663-1703 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Betws yn Rhos 2 1705-1754 1705-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Betws yn Rhos 3 1760-1812 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bistre 1 1842-1883 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bistre 2 1842-1913 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bistre 3 1843-1913 £8.00 £9.80 £16.60 Bistre 4 1884-1913 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 1 1571-1620 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 2 1571-1620 1571-1620 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 3 1756-1791 1755-1791 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 4 1792-1812 1792-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 5 1621-1643 1621-1643 1621-1643 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 6 1648-1720 1670-1720 1655-1720 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 7 1721-1754 1722-1754 1721-1754 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bodfari 8 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Broughton (Flintshire) 1 1824-1867 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Broughton (Flintshire) 2 1868-1909 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Broughton (Flintshire) 3 1841-1910 1824-1909 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Brymbo 1 1838-1862 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Brymbo 2 1862-1889 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Brymbo 3 1838-1867 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Brymbo 4 1867-1898 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Brymbo 5 1898-1930 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Brymbo 6 1930-1958 £7.00 ££8.30 £12.60 Bryneglwys 1 1661-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Bryneglwys 2 1662-1812 1663-1812 £7.00 ££8.30 £12.60 Publications Insert April 2019 3 Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Clwyd Clwyd Family History Society PARISH VOL. BAP MAR BUR HAND UK AIR Brynford 1877-1913 1855-1913 1877-1913 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Buckley 1 1822-1850 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Buckley 2 1851-1875 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Buckley 3 1876-1894 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Buckley 4 1841-1914 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Buckley 5 1822-1879 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Caerwys 1(1) 1673-1728 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Caerwys 1(2) 1673-1727 1673-1728 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Caerwys 2 1728-1789 1728-1754 1728-1789 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Caerwys 3 1790-1812 1754-1812 1790-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Capel Garmon 1 1696-1769 1696-1752 1696-1768 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Capel Garmon 2 1769-1842 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Capel Garmon 3 1754-1812 1769-1841 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cerrigydrudion 1(1) 1590-1735 £9.00 £10.80 £17.60 Cerrigydrudion 1(2) 1591-1734 1590-1734 £9.00 £10.80 £17.60 Cerrigydrudion 2 1805-1812 1735-1760 1735-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cerrigydrudion 3 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cerrigydrudion 4 1735-1804 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Cerrigydrudion 5 1813-1846 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cerrigydrudion 6 1847-1908 1813-1908 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 1 1666-1706 1612-1706 1611-1706 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 2 1705-1758 1719-1754 1708-1757 £9.00 £10.80 £17.60 Chirk 3 1759-1803 1754-1803 1758-1803 £9.00 £10.80 £17.60 Chirk 4 1803-1812 1804-1812 1803-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 5 1813-1864 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 6 1813-1837 1813-1837 1813-1837 £7.00 £8.00 £11.60 Chirk 7 1813-1845 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 8 1845-1879 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 9 1879-1913 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 10 1837-1912 1837-1912 1837-1912 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Chirk 11 1864-1924 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Cilcain 1 1577-1723 1583-1723 1576-1722 £14.00 £15.80 £22.60 Cilcain 2 1723-1742 1723-1742 1723-1742 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cilcain 3 1743-1787 1743-1753 1743-1787 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cilcain 4 1788-1812 1788-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cilcain 5 1754-1843 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Clocaenog 1 1672-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Clocaenog 2 1676-1812 1672-1812 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Colwyn 1 1838-1907 1840-1907 1846-1907 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Corwen 1 1667-1719 1667-1721 1667-1720 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Corwen 2 1719-1740 1722-1740 1720-1740 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Corwen 3 1741-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Corwen 4 1741-1754 1741-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Corwen 5 1754-1812 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Cwm 1727-1812 1727-1837 1727-1812 £8.00 £9.30 £13.60 Denbigh 1(1) 1683-1706 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Denbigh 1(2) 1683-1706 1683-1706 £7.00 £8.30 £12.60 Publications Insert April 2019 4 Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Clwyd Clwyd Family History Society PARISH VOL.
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