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Llanfynydd

The new parish of Llanfynydd was created on the 7th February 1845, out of the townships of Uwchmynydd Ucha, Uwchmynydd Isa, and part of Cymau, which had all been in the parish of Hope until that time.

In 1880, part of the township of Uwchmynydd Ucha was transferred to the new parish of Bwlchgwyn (Denbighshire).

For a map link to this place - see under Maps on Hope

Bibliography

• Roberts, Raymond.         The Hope Mountain and Llanfynydd six        Connah's Quay : Clwydian Walks, 1992.

Church History

"Willing hands were soon at work carrying water from an adjacent stream; but this primitive method of extinguishing the flames was a slow and tedious one .... The vestry is totally destroyed, and all its valuable contents .... and, worst of all, the registers of marriages and deaths, and their duplicates"
[From The Chester Chronicle, 10 December 1892]

Nonconformist Churches See Hope.

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Church Records

Parish Registers

• The following Parish Registers (some of which survived the fire, despite the report quoted above) have been deposited at Flintshire Record Office, Hawarden. They may be viewed on microfilm at the Flintshire Record Office, the Denbighshire Record Office, Ruthin, and the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. These microfilms are not available elsewhere.

Bishop's Transcripts

• No Bishop's Transcripts have been deposited.

I.G.I.

• There are no official I.G.I. entries for St. Michael's, Llanfynydd.

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Description and Travel

Llanfynydd - on wikipedia

Llanfynydd - on Vision of Britain

Population

• In 1831- Llanfynydd was not a separate parish.
• In 1901- the population was 823.
  [ Royal Commission on the Welsh Church - October 1907]

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Statistics

Archdeacon Thomas (1911) gives the area of the parish as 4000 acres.

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Last Updated   8 Jan 2013 - Gareth Hicks