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Caernarvonshire Historical Transactions The Caernarvonshire Historical Transactions are an important reference for local historians and researchers. Copies are available to loan in Gwynedd libraries and a limited number are available to buy at the Gwynedd Archives in Caernarvon, and in some local bookshops. Below is a list of the transactions, with contents. If you are looking for something in particular you can use the 'Hightlight Text' widget below, scroll down and any matching text should be highlighted. Volume 1 (1939): The Men of Gwynedd, by Elwyn Davies; Some tendencies in the agrarian history of Caernarvonshire during the Later Middle Ages, by T Jones- Pierce; County politics and electioneering 1558 - 1625, by Emyr Gwynne Jones; Correspondence of the Owens of Plas Du 1573 - 1604, by A H Dodd; Arfon (1759 - 1822), gan G T Roberts; Llechi a llongau, gan David Thomas; Sources of Caernarvonshire history in the National Library of Wales, by Gildas Tibbott. Volume 2 (1940): Environment and human settlement in the commote of Arllechwedd Isaf, by R Elfyn Hughes; The Early history of Lleyn, by Sir John Edward Lloyd; Notes on the history of rural Caernarvonshire in the reign of Elizabeth, by T Jones Pierce; Y Tryfan, gan W Gilbert Williams; Hen Grynwyr Llyn, gan Bob Owen; John Kelsall yn Sir Gaernarfon ac ym Mon, gan R T Jenkins; Pwy ydoedd "Shon Gwialan", gan Harri Gwynn Jones; Sources of Caernarvonshire history: University College Library, Bangor: 1 Estate papers, by Thomas Richards. Volume 3 (1941): Ancient habitation sites in Caernarvonshire, by Colin Gresham; A Caernarvonshire manorial borough, by T Jones Pierce; Y Porth Mawr, Caernarvon, by Kendrick Evans; Sir Gaernarfon a llenyddiaeth Gymraeg, gan Tom Parry; An Eye witness account of agrarian conditions in Caernarvonshire during the Napoleonic era, by Deiniol Williams; Sources of Caernarvonshire history: University College Library, Bangor: ii Industry, iii Transport, by Thomas Richards. Volume 4 (1942/3): The Making of Caernarvonshire, by W H waters; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda 1: Y Pengwern (1500 - 1800), gan W Gilbert Williams; A Caernarvonshire manorial borough, part II: iv the borough lands, by T Jones Pierce; "A Caernarvonshire scrap book 1818 - 1823", gan R G Owen; Some aspects of the industrial revolution in South East Caernarvonshire, part 1: Y Traeth Mawr, by W Morgan Richards; The Schooner "Mary Watkins", by Ben Bowen Thomas; Sources of Caernarvonshire history: University College Library, Bangor: iv Religion, v Education, by Thomas Richards; The Ferries, by A H Dodd. Volume 5 (1944): Y Porth Mawr, Caernarvon ii, by Kenrick Evans; A Caernarvonshire manorial borough, part iii: v Borough administration, vi Modern origins, by T Jones Pierce; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda ii: Lewisiaid Plas yn Bont, gan W Gilbert Williams; The Families of Bodvel and Jones of Cefnycoed, by B Dew Roberts; T Barque "Hindoo", Caernarvon, gan Bob Owen; Some aspects of the Industrial Revolution in South East Caernarvonshire, part II: Portmadoc, by W M Richards; The Bangor Workhouse, by C Flynn-Hughes; Two cairns, by W J Hemp. Volume 6 (1945): The Tragedy of Colonel John Bodvel, by A H Dodd; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda iii: Huwsiaid Bodaden, gan W Gilbert Williams; Some details about the independents in Caernarvonshire, by Bob Owen; A Drover's account book, by R T Jenkins; Early Caernarvonshire seamen, by T Jones Pierce; Y Porth Mawr, Caernarvon, by Kenrick Evans. Volume 7 (1946): Roman Caernarvonshire, by E W E Griffiths; Robert Pugh of Penrhyn Creuddyn, by Emyr Wynne Jones; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda iv: teulu'r Gadlys, gan W Gilbert Williams; Eighteenth century Caernarvon part 1, by Kendrick Evans; The Land utilisation of Llanrug parish, by Murielle E Otter; Early history of the North Wales Training College, by R Meredith; The Workhouses of Caernarvonshire 1760 - 1914, by Cledwyn Flynn-Hughes. Volume 8 (1947): Sir John Lloyd, by Dr Thomas Richards; Documents relating to the early history of Conway, by John Griffiths; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda v: teulu Rhedynog Felen, gan W Gilbert Williams; Richard Edwards of Nanhoron: a Restoration study, by Thomas Richards; Early Bangor banks, by J Ingman; Eighteenth century Caernarvon ii: burgesses - resident and non-resident, by Kenrick Evans; The Care of county records, by Emyr Gwynne Jones; Caernarvonshire excavations. Volume 9 (1948): The Saints of Gwynedd, by E G Bowen; A Note on Walter of Hereford, builder of Caernarvon Castle, by A J Taylor; Culverins for Charles, by Norman Tucker; The Glynnes and the Wynns of Glynllifon, by Glyn Roberts; Eighteenth century Caernarvon iii: Caernarvon Borough and its contributory boroughs, by Kenrick Evans; William Fairbairn and the Conwy tubular bridge, by Colin A Gresham; Hen deuluoedd Llanwnda vi: Llwydiaid y Tryfan Bach, gan W Gilbert Williams; Peter Bailey Williams, gan Griffith T Roberts; Cyfraniad Meibion Arfon i gerddoriaeth: pum arloeswr, gan R D Griffith; Glasinfryn, gan Syr Ifor Williams; A Llandegai pew dispute, by Emyr Gwynne Jones. Volume 10 (1949): Roman coins from Dinas Dinlle, by W E Griffith; Trading in mediaeval Caernarvon, by G Peredur Jones; Some pages in the history of Pant Glas, Ysbyty Ifan, by R T Jenkins; Glyniaid Glynllifon, gan W Gilbert Williams; Notes on some old Bangor inns, by John Ingman; Dr Owen Owen Roberts, gan Emyr H Owen; The Expansionist phase in the history of the Welsh slate industry, by Dylan Pritchard; The County records, by W Ogwen Williams; An Episode in the history of Clynnog Church, by W Gilbert Williams; The Troubles of a pauper, by G T Roberts; Rebecca in Caernarvonshire, by David Williams; Buchedd Ddeiniol Sant, gan J E Caerwyn Williams. Volume 11 (1950): The Armorial bearings of the Caernarvonshire County Council, by H Ellis Tomlinson; The Church of Saint Hywyn, Aberdaron, by W J Elliss; Caernarvonshire and the Restoration: four letters, by A H Dodd; Eighteenth century Caernarvon, by Kenrick Evans; The Early days of the Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Hospital, by John Ingman; Henry Archer, by David Thomas; Profiadau golygydd, gan E Morgan Humphreys; Dyddlyfr Ysgol Bethel, gan Gwilym J Evans; Miscellanea: Commonwealth marriages; "Ty Lasar", Penmachno; More Vaughans of Pant Glas; The Albion Hotel, Bangor. Volume 12 (1951): Topographical prints (introduction); Notes on illustrations; Illustrations; Alphabetical list of topographical; prints of Caernarvonshire in the National Library of Wales. Volume 13 (1952): Civil War Colonel: Sir John Carter, by Norman Tucker; The Post road in Caernarvonshire: an historical survey, by R T Pritchard; Bangor cathedral 1700 - 1828, by M L Clarke; Glimpses of social life in Bangor 1790 - 1850, by John Ingman; Yr Ymfudo o Sir Gaernarfon i'r Unol Daleithau (i), gan Bob Owen; Methodistiaeth Rhydlios 1800 - 1870, gan Thomas Richards; The Tithe schedule for the parish of Garn Dobenmaen (transcribed and edited by Elwyn Edwards - the National Library of Wales - with a foreword by the Editor). Volume 14 (1953): Caernarvonshire in the Civil War, by A H Dodd; Yr ymfudo o sir Gaernarfon i'r Unol Daleithau (ii), gan Bob Owen; The Record of the Parish of Aber, by T J Owen; Dechrau trefn newydd, gan W Gilbert Williams; Reviews: Guide to the Caernarvonshire Record office, Atlas Sir Gaernarfon, Hen longau Sir Gaernarfon: cywiriadau. Volume 15 (1954): A 14th century house site at Cefn y Fan near Dolbenmaen, Caernarvonshire, by A H A Hogg; A note on the history of Ysbyty Ifan, by W Ogwen Williams; Robert Gwyn, gan Geraint Bowen; Maria Stella (Lady Newborough), by B Dew Roberts; A Bangor architect of the early nineteenth century, by M L Clarke; Ymfudo o Sir Gaernarfon i'r Unol Daleithau (iii), gan Bob Owen; Schools established by industrial undertakings in Caernarvonshire and Merionethshire during the nineteenth century, by Leslie Wynne-Evans. Volume 16 (1955): Archaeological excavations in Caernarvonshire, by C A Gresham; Notes on some Caernarvonshire inscriptions, by C A Ralegh Radford; The Revolt of Madoc ap Llywelyn 1294-5, by John Griffiths; The Elizabethan statutes of Friars School, Bangor, by M L Clarke; Sea power and Caernarvonshire 1642 - 1660, by Aled Eames; Some account of the botanical exploration of Caernarvonshire, part 1, by P W Carter; Capel Newydd, by Thomas Richards; Capel Newydd, by M Honora Keating; Capel Curig Inn register 1801 - 1825, by Norman Tucker; Bron y Foel School, Caernarvonshire, by L Wynne Evans; The Ffestiniog Railway, by A G W Garraway. Volume 17 (1956): Dinas Emrys, by H N Savory; The Bishop's Palace, Gogarth, Llandudno, by Douglas B Hague; The Township of Dolbenmaen, by Colin A Gresham; Caernarvonshire and the Middle Temple, by R Arthur Roberts; Some account of the botanical exploration of Caernarvonshire (part ii), by P W Carter; Caernarvonshire Turnpike Trust, by R T Pritchard; Borough politics and electioneering (1826 - 1852), by E Gwynne Jones; Chronicles of a Caernarvon ironworks, by R Abbott; Tithe schedule for Boduan; Miscellanea: Caernarvonshire in English fiction, by David Thomas; Afon Ganol wall fragments, by Norman Tucker. Volume 18 (1957): Two notes of Caernarvonshire Archaeology, by W E Griffiths; The Townships of Gest, Treflys and Ystumllyn, by Colin A Gresham; The Old borough of Nefyn 1355 - 1882, by T Jones Pierce; The Duality of Robert ap Hugh of Penrhyn Creuddyn, by E Gwynne Jones; Marle Hall, by Norman Tucker; Maurice Lewis and his family history, by R Arthur Roberts; The Platts of Oldham, by W Ogwen Williams; John Jones, Tal y Sarn (1796 - 1857), by G T Roberts; The Beginnings of the county schools in Caernarvonshire, by Prys Eifion Owen. Volume 19 (1958): Castell Odo, by Leslie Alcock; The Townships in the parish of Llanystumdwy, by Colin Gresham; Colonel Hugh Wynne, by Norman Tucker; The Parliamentary representation of Caernarvonshire in the eighteenth century, part 1: 1708 - 1749, by P D G Thomas; Britannia Park, by M L Clarke; Turnpike trusts of Caernarvonshire, by R T Pritchard; The First of the county schools, by S A Claridge; An Eighteenth century borough court book, by T Jones-Pierce.

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