DENIO
"DENIO, a parish in the hundred of Gafflogian, in the county of Carnarvon, North Wales, 1 mile from Pwllheli. The living is a curacy* annexed to the vicarage* of Llannor. The church is dedicated to St. Benno. The charities amount to £65 per annum, £40 of which goes to Vaughan's grammar school." [From
The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) - Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
Parry, A Ivor.
Election of guardians for the parish of Denio, 1907 = etholiad gwarcheidwaid dros blwyf Denio. Pwllheli : W. Llewelyn Ellis, [1907?]
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
for the following;
- Solomon Andrews Papers 1749-1985
"Records relating to Solomon Andrews & Son's business interests, mainly in
Pwllheli, Caernarfonshire, and Arthog,
Merionethshire........"
- Pwllheli and District Trades Council Papers 1956-1964
- Papers of Ebenezer Morris Roberts, of Penlan Street, Pwllheli, Solicitor 1747-1873
- Papers of William Jones and Son, Pwllheli
"Including; Records of William Jones and Son, timber yard, Pwllheli. 1843-[c.1965];
...... British and Foreign Bible Society, Pwllheli Auxiliary Branch records, 1843-1908; ......
Pwllheli Church Expenses Fund records, 1906-1910...."
- John Lewis Williams Papers [c.1802]-1974
" ...... a dispensing chemist and optician at Mona Pharmacy, High Street,
Pwllheli .......papers include annual reports and related records of Penlan Chapel, Pwllheli, [c.1894]-1974...."
DENIO, St. Denio 1858-1860 - on the Church
plans online site
Rees, Thomas & John Thomas. Hanes Eglwysi Annibynnol Cymru (History of the Welsh Independent Churches), 4 volumes (published 1871+). Here is the entry from this book for Pwllheli
chapel (in Welsh
)
Joyce Hinde has supplied a list of Parish Registers held at the Caernarfon Area Record Office.
Penlan chapel, Pwllheli - see above
Penlan Chapel, List of Documents [in chapel safe) 1954 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
Pwllheli - on the Penllyn.com
site
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
for the following;
- Hughes, Guy, collection Gwyneth Vaughan and Hughes family of Pwllheli papers 1838-1972
- Lloyd Griffith collection of Ellis R. Williams, of Pwllheli, and Golden Fleece Inn, Tremadoc, papers 1850-1972
- Pugh, Edward John, (from Pwllheli) papurau (papers) 1906-1956
"...........
was the founder of Cymdeithas Llaw Fer Gymraeg (Welsh Shorthand Society)......"
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
for the following;
- Ifan Pugh, Journalist, Pwllheli, Collection 1938-1978
"...... was a journalist and collected newspaper cuttings connected
with Pwllheli and the surrounding area....."
- Sara Roberts, Pwllheli, Papers
"...including programmes, booklets and other items of Pwllheli interest,
[1860s]-1961; copies of The Pwllheli News,
1930-1939; notebooks of Sara Roberts and others relating to Pwllheli [19th century]-[20th century]......"
- Pwllheli and Nefyn Light Railway Papers 1903-1907
"Papers relating to a proposal to construct a light railway from Pwllheli to Nefyn and Porth Dinllaen...."
View maps covering the area of this parish and places within its boundaries
Pwllheli
Workhouse - on Peter Higginbotham's site
Pwllheli Union records 1837-1948 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
for the following;
- Deneio Parish Records 1760-1851
- Pwllheli Borough Council, records 1780-1974
"Pwllheli was granted a charter
as a free borough by Edward, the Black Prince, in 1355 .........."
- Pwllheli Corporation Papers 1883-1908
- Pwllheli Toc H Archive 1934-1988
"Toc H was founded after the First World War to promote Christian fellowship and
social service....."
- Minute Book of Independent Order of Oddfellows 1841 August 10 - 1890 December 30
"The Independent Order of Oddfellows is a fraternal organisation which evolved
from the medieval trade guilds in the City of London during the 17th century..........."
Records of Madryn Castle Farm School and Glynllifon Agricultural Institute 1916-1966 -
details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
"Madryn Castle Farm School, Pwllheli was opened in 1913 .... as a
technical school. ... It was
closed in 1952, and moved to Plas Glynllifon, .... becoming Glynllifon Agricultural Institute. ....
It became Glynllifon Agricultural
College in 1954, and later became Coleg Glynllifon...."
[Last updated: 31 Aug 2008 - Gareth Hicks]
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