Caerphilly in the Parish of Eglwysilan
Bibliography
References to the town of Caerphilly at
Business and Commerce Records
- David Davies, mineral surveyor
1847-72: out letter books
[Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff]
- Pandy Woollen Mill
1856-89: William Austin's spinning account book and cloth account books
[Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff - Reference: D/DXFC1-4]
- Ty Vaughan Shop
1835-70: ledgers and journals
[Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff]
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Barclays Bank, Caerphilly collection "Merchant's account book of imports, 1789 (including Energlyn Estate rental,
1823); Caerphilly Petty Sessions minutes books
containing lists of surveyors, constables and overseers, 1840-1852; Caerphilly Petty and Brewster's Sessions minutes book,
1868-1872."
- Great Western Garden Village Society Ltd, Caerphilly records 1925-1972
"Great Western (Caerphilly) Garden Village
Society Ltd was established in 1925, to provide housing for the workers of Carephilly Railway Repair Works, Glamorgan. It remained
active until 1972"
Cemeteries
The Glamorgan Family History Society have produced a set of microfiche containing Monumental Inscriptions for the following burial grounds :-
- Church of St. Martin
- Tonyfelin Welsh Baptist
- Watford Congregational
Visit their website for information on how to purchase.
Census
The Glamorgan Family History Society have produced a set of microfiche containing an enumerated transcription and a personal name index. These are available for the years :
- 1841 - (included with Cardiff)
- 1851 - HO107/2454
Visit their website for information on how to purchase.
CAERPHILLY, St. Martin 1874-1879 - on the Church plans online site
Church Records
Caerphilly contains three Anglican churches :-
| Non Conformist Registers Deposited at the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth |
| Chapel |
Baptisms |
Marriages |
Burials |
OS Map Ref |
|
| Windsor Street, Calvinistic Methodist |
1928-1935 |
- |
- |
ST 15648683 |
|
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Caerphilly Ecclesiastical Parish records " .........
including registers of baptisms, 1834-1924; marriages, 1813-1925; burials,
1822-1923; banns, 1868-1915; Pwllypant mission chapel baptisms, 1899-1902; St
Catherines church miscellaneous records, 2000"
The following Religious Institutions are covered in the Mormon International Genealogical Index (IGI) :-
- Eglwysilan, Caerphilly St. Martin - Christenings (BT's), 1813-1875
Description and Travel
Description of parish from
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales (1833) by Samuel Lewis.
List of accomodation in the Caerphilly area
Caerphilly - tourism site
Caerphilly.net the town, castle, cheese, links ........
Caerphilly County Borough
Council
Caerphilly
Life on BBC Wales
A Photographic Collection of
Caerphilly
Cwmcarn Forest,
Caerphilly
A selection of Caerphilly pictures
on Jesse's site
Caerphilly - on Wikipedia
Directories
Transcript of complete name listing for Eglwysilan & Caerphilly from Slaters Directory for 1858-1859.
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Bradley and Edmunds family of Pontypridd and Caerphilly papers "Records of the Bradley and Edmund family, 1790-1903, ....................."
- Waters and Evans families, of Caerphilly papers 1725-1929
"Mrs Hester Waters (d 1794), possibly a member of the Waters family of Penhow
(Monmouthshire) appears to have lived at Bath, Somerset, since at least 1775.
Edward Evans (fl. 1794-1802), of Energlyn Mill, Caerphilly, Glamorgan, a descendant of the Waters
family, was the executor of her will. ........................"
History
Description with images of Caerphilly Castle at www.castlewales.com by Jeff Thomas
Caerphilly Castle - on CADW
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Dennis G. Sellwood papers "The papers were collected by local historian Dennis G. Sellwood whilst
conducting research for his book, The Friendly Invasion (Caerphilly Local
History Society, 2002). The book focuses upon the American soldiers who passed
through Caerphilly during 1943-1944 on their way
to Europe, as remembered by themselves and the townspeople"
- Jones, Glyndwr G., of Caerphilly, collection 1856-1991 "Glyndwr G. Jones is a local historian who has gathered together an extensive
collection of miscellaneous sources on the history of Caerphilly and district, Glamorgan, covering Pandy
woollen mill, photographs and postcards. Besides delivering lectures to the
Caerphilly Local History Society, he is also the
author of the local history journal, Cronicl Caerffili"
Names, Personal
- Waters and Evans families: Caerphilly
18thcent-19th cent: family and estate papers
[Glamorgan Archive Service, Cardiff - Reference: D/D Ps]
Rhos Llantwit Colliery (near Caerphilly) on the Welsh
Coal Mines site
Politics and Government
- Caerphilly Constituency Labour Party
- 1934-64: records
[University of Swansea library]
- 1960-87: minute book, corresp, membership records and misc
[National Library of Wales, Department of Manuscripts and Records]
- Caerphilly elections
1964, 1966: papers of Roy Maddocks, Conservative Party, parliamentary candidate
[Gwent Record Office, County Hall, Cwmbran NP44 2XH - Reference: D.1019
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Caerphilly Higher Petty Sessional Division records 1909-1962
- Caerphilly Lower Petty Sessional Division records 1872-1981
- Caerphilly Local Board of Health 1893-1894
- Caerphilly Urban District Council records 1893-1974
- Miskin Higher and Caerphilly Higher Petty
Sessional Division records 1893-1964
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Caerphilly and Gelligaer Division
Elementary/Primary school records 19th century-20th century
- Caerphilly Senior Boys (Twyn)/Secondary school records "
....... school records comprising of log book, 1933-1966"
- Caerphilly Gwyndy Senior Girls/Secondary Modern for Girls records 1933-1947
- Caerphilly/Caerphili Boys Secondary School and St. Martins Comprehensive school
1927-1989 "Caerphilly Boys' Secondary School originated as Caerphilly
Higher Elementary School in 1912......"
- Edmunds, Emma and Rachel, of Caerphilly papers 1846-1974
"Emma Edmunds and Rachel Edmunds were school teachers in the Caerphilly area, Glamorgan, in the last quarter of the
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Emma Edmunds was a teacher at Penarth
National School and became head teacher at Twyn Infants School, Caerphilly Rachel Edmunds was the head teacher of the
Aldworth Charity schools at Bedwas and Caerphilly." "Rules and attendance register of Aldworth Charity school, 1846-1863; Twyn
Infants head teacher's notebook, 1899-1913; testimonials, examination
certificates, salary recipts, letters, photographs of teachers and pupils at
Twyn school and miscellaneous papers, 1846-1974"
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Caerphilly Local History Society records "Programme for the performance of 'Macbeth' in Caerphilly
Castle, 7-10 June, 1939; plans and sections
pertaining to the Caerphilly U.D.C. waterworks,
1897; annual report of the 'Loyal St Cenydd' Lodge, 1902; set of rules relating
to the Victorian Building Club, Caerphilly, 1902;
copies of Pebyll Seion [A History of the Congregational Churches in Caerphilly District] edited by C. Tawelfryn Thomas and
E. Bush, 1904, and A History of Caerphilly
Castle: Its Assailants and Defenders by O. Morien Morgan, 1905; and
photographs of Caerphilly and surrounding area,
[20th century]. ........."
[Last Updated : 2 Oct 2008 - Gareth Hicks]
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