Neuaddlwyd Welsh Ind chapel, Henfynyw

• Neuadd-lwyd Welsh Ind chapel       SN47465961     Built 1746; rebuilt 1819, 1869 & 1906.    Ministry of Dr Thomas Phillips  1796-1842       Ministry of William Evans 1842-73      Records;  1. bapts 1791-1830, 1831 -37 PRO & in IGI         2.  register of members  1780-1850 NLW          3. baptismal register of Neuaddlwyd and Peniel chapel, Aberaeron 1791-1878   NLW & in IGI         Still open 1998       (1) & (4)
• Neuaddlwyd Henfynyw Ind      Erected before 1800      David Davies, Deacon     1851  (2)
• Neuadd-lwyd Cong     Bapts 1791-1837  PRO    Bapts 1791-1896  NLW    (3)
• Neuadd-lwyd Welsh Ind    Opened 1746    Records;  Bapts 1791-1837  copies at Cer RO and SOG           Bapts 1791-1896 at NLW                (7)
• Neuadd Lwyd Cong chapel       Founded 1780      Seats 250       1910  (5)

• Cardiganshire Family History Society - Index to deaths and burials in Cardiganshire from non-conformist records is available on fiche. Check details on their site, for this parish includes ; Neuaddlwyd (Ind., 1792-1809).
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• Anerchiadau a phregethau a draddodwyd Ebrill 6ed, 1896, yn nghyfarfodydd dathliad trydedd jiwbili cychwyniad yr achos, a chanmlwyddiant sefydliad y diweddar Ddr Phillips fel gweinidog yn Neuaddlwyd, (Llandysul, 1896), viii, 65tt.     (8)

• Photograph on Dyfed FHS
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• Shown as still open on the Union of Welsh Independents site (Dec 2006)
• 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 this chapel (in Welsh ) - with translation by Maureen Saycell (Oct 2008)

  Ffos-y-Ffin Welsh CM chapel, Ffos-y-ffin

• Ffos-y-ffin Welsh CM chapel, Ffos-y-ffin      SN44816066       Started 1765 & chapel built 1780, rebuilt 1831-2, new vestry built 1927.   Members; 84 in 1902       Records; births and bapts 1811-37 PRO & in IGI          Still open 1998      (1)  &  (4)
• Ffos y Ffin CM     Erected before 1800     David Hughes, Deacon     1851  (2)
• Ffos-y-ffin CM      Bapts 1807-37 PRO     (3)

• Cardiganshire Family History Society - Index to deaths and burials in Cardiganshire from non-conformist records is available on fiche. Check details on their site, for this parish includes ; Ffosyffin (Cal.Meth., 1846-1926).

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

• Capel Ffosyffin [CM], cofysgrifau (records) 1950-1997   "Sefydlwyd yr achos ar fferm Tynyporth ym mhlwyf Henfynyw ym 1765. Adeiladwyd y capel cyntaf o gwmpas 1780. Codwyd adeilad newydd ar dir a roddwyd ar brydles gan stâd Mynachdy ym 1831. Prynwyd y tir ym 1879 gan y capel oddi wrth Alban Gwynne, Mynachty. Datgorfforwyd y capel ym 1997."

• Photograph on Dyfed FHS

Henfynyw Aberaeron - Wesleyan Methodists dwelling house

• Weleyan Methodist chapel, Henfynyw       Cause began c 1812     Chapel built 1864        Records; see St Thomas chapel, Lampeter        (4)
• Henfynyw Aberaeron - Wesleyan Methodists dwelling house             David Evans, Wesleyan Minister     1851  (2)

• Photograph on Dyfed FHS of a Salem Wesleyan chapel built in 1864, under  Aberaeron, but the OS grid reference  SN459630 given  puts it in Llanddewi Aber-Arth parish

Tabernacle Welsh CM chapel, Tabernacle St, Aberaeron

• Tabernacle Welsh CM chapel, Tabernacle St, Aberaeron     SN4571463016        Built 1833; enlarged 1853 and again 1869, further additions 1897.  Sunday School founded 1807.    Members; 318 in 1902     Still open 1998    (1)  &  (4)
• Tabernacle CM            Erected in 1833      "Most of our Congregation attend Sunday School, many that are on the Sunday School's books are mariners being seldom at home ........"    Benjamin Evans, Sec, Timber Merchant     1851  (2)
• Welsh CM chapel, Aberayron        Rev Evan Morris and Rev James Thickens     Seats 800     1895  (6)

• Cardiganshire Family History Society - Index to deaths and burials in Cardiganshire from non-conformist records is available on fiche. Check details on their site, for this parish includes ; Tabernacl (Cal.Meth., 1837-1899).

• Photograph on Dyfed FHS   (under Aberaeron)