Notes on the parish church of Llanelltyd and the Vaughan family

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Handwritten notes in pencil on three scraps of paper, written on one side of each piece, except for one piece of paper, which has writing on both sides, including (on its front side, written in capitals and then traced over in ink), the ancient Welsh saying: 'ASGRE LAN DIOGEL EL PHERCHEN,'('a clear conscience is the best shield'). Although not entirely legible, the notes appear to give details of various memorials for members of the Vaughan family from the 18th and 19th centuries. One piece also contains details on the interior of Llanelltyd church, such as the specifications of the font and a description of panels that were formerly part of a screen, which presumably no longer exists. It relates to entry No.278, on pages 97-98 of the volume.

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This item is inserted at page 98 of the volume.

Archive Record|Table of contents

Wilfrid J Hemp and John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd ArchiveWHJL

Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire, Vol. 6: County of Merioneth, Part 1WHJL/1

Brief note on Llanyeil Church, BalaWHJL/1/1

An excerpt from Pennant's Tour in Wales, Vol.2WHJL/1/2

Article on a 13th century Bronze pot from BarmouthWHJL/1/3

A description of tombs in the parish of Bettws Gwerfil GochWHJL/1/4

Note on tombs of the Maesmawr family in the parish of Bettws Gwerfil GochWHJL/1/5

A view of a chandelier in the parish church of Bettws Gwerfil GochWHJL/1/6

A view of Cader IdrisWHJL/1/7

A note on a hill fort near DolgellyWHJL/1/8

An advertisement for an auction of antiquities at Sotheby'sWHJL/1/9

Letter to the Animal Breeding Research OrganizationWHJL/1/10

Letter from the Animal Breeding Research Organization to W.J. HempWHJL/1/11

A view of Owen Glyndwr's moundWHJL/1/12

A view of Glyndwr's moundWHJL/1/13

A note on the location of Glyndwr's mountWHJL/1/14

Notes on possible amendments to the inventoryWHJL/1/15

A letter to the editor of The Spectator.WHJL/1/16

Notes written on a Department of Ancient Monuments compliment slipWHJL/1/17

Brief notes on a scrap of paperWHJL/1/18

Notes on the parish church of CorwenWHJL/1/19

Letter to W.J. Hemp regarding the churchyard cross at RugWHJL/1/20

Passage from a publication on Rug Chapel, CorwenWHJL/1/21

View of the River Dee at Carrog Bridge, MerionethWHJL/1/22

A cutting from Yr Adsain, relating to St. Sulien's Well, CorwenWHJL/1/23

Notes on tombs in the parish church of DolgellyWHJL/1/24

A view of Glendowen's parliament, DolgellyWHJL/1/25

A note on headstones near St. Michael's church, FestiniogWHJL/1/26

A note on a 'Fine New Stabling'WHJL/1/27

View of Llanaber Church, near BarmouthWHJL/1/28

A note on the parish of Llanaber in the 13th and 14th centuriesWHJL/1/29

Image of a cross from Llanaber churchWHJL/1/30

Note on four pillow mounds at LlanaberWHJL/1/31

View of an engraved stone, near Llanbedr, MerionethWHJL/1/32

View of an engraved stone, a mile or two from Llanbedr, MerionethWHJL/1/33

A view of Maes-y-Garnedd, GwyneddWHJL/1/34

Cutting from an article on a stone at Llanbedr, MerionethWHJL/1/35

Typewritten note on hut circles at LlandanwgWHJL/1/36

Typewritten note on 'A. Cairn,' LlandanwgWHJL/1/37

Typewritten note on Muriau Gwyddelod, LlandanwgWHJL/1/38

A view of the outer walls of Harlech CastleWHJL/1/39

A view of a wall of Harlech CastleWHJL/1/40

A view of part of a wall of Harlech CastleWHJL/1/41

A view of one of the walls of Harlech CastleWHJL/1/42

A view of Harlech Castle from belowWHJL/1/43

A view of Harlech Castle from aboveWHJL/1/44

An elevated view of Harlech CastleWHJL/1/45

A letter to J. Lloyd JonesWHJL/1/46

A letter from the National Museum of Wales to John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd, regarding the Harlech MartingaleWHJL/1/47

A letter from John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd to the National Museum of Wales, regarding the Harlech MartingaleWHJL/1/48

A letter from the National Museum of Wales to John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd, regarding the Harlech MartingaleWHJL/1/49

A letter of response from John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd to the National Museum of Wales, regarding the Harlech MartingaleWHJL/1/50

Image of an opened notebookWHJL/1/51

Notes on St. Tanwg's churchWHJL/1/52

Cutting from a publication regarding the state of repair of Llandanwg churchWHJL/1/53

A view of a wooden beam in Llandanwg churchWHJL/1/54

A view of two windows, Llandanwg churchWHJL/1/55

A view of Llandanwg churchWHJL/1/56

A view of the interior of Llandderfel church: screen westWHJL/1/57

A view of the interior of Llandderfel church: west sideWHJL/1/58

A view of the interior of Llandderfel church: screen eastWHJL/1/59

A view of Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/60

A rear view of Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/61

A view of a wooden sculpture at LlandderfelWHJL/1/62

A description of Llandderfel ChurchWHJL/1/63

Brief notes on Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/64

Notes on Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/65

Some notes on Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/66

MS notes on Llandderfel churchWHJL/1/67

Postcard to W.J. HempWHJL/1/68

Press cutting on a Royal visit to Pale HallWHJL/1/69

Typescript of a press cutting on a Royal visit to Pale HallWHJL/1/70

An invoice from Myers & Co. BooksellersWHJL/1/71

A view of a man at Craig y DdinasWHJL/1/72

A view of some stone walls at Craig y DdinasWHJL/1/73

A view from above of some stone walls at Craig y DdinasWHJL/1/74

Copy of a letter sent to the National TrustWHJL/1/75

Typescript of Ode to the Deity of the Grand ChartreuseWHJL/1/76

Cutting from a letterWHJL/1/77

A view of the Blaen y Cwm stone, LlandrilloWHJL/1/78

Another view of the Blaen y Cwm stone, LlandrilloWHJL/1/79

Brief note on a castle mount, parish of LlandrilloWHJL/1/80

Notes on headstones, parish of LlandrilloWHJL/1/81

Note on Plas yn Dinam, parish of LlandrilloWHJL/1/82

Newspaper cutting from the Daily PostWHJL/1/83

A view of Llanegryn churchWHJL/1/84

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: west side of the screenWHJL/1/85

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: screen, west sideWHJL/1/86

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: screen, westWHJL/1/87

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: west part of screenWHJL/1/88

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: west side screenWHJL/1/89

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: east side of screenWHJL/1/90

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: screen, east sideWHJL/1/91

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: east side screenWHJL/1/92

A view of the interior of Llanegryn church: screen stairsWHJL/1/93

A view of the altar, in Llanegryn churchWHJL/1/94

View of the interior of Llanegryn churchWHJL/1/95

View of a small funerary helmetWHJL/1/96

Note on Pentre Tumulus, parish of LlanelltydWHJL/1/97

Notes on a mount near Cymer AbbeyWHJL/1/98

Note on Llanelltyd stoneWHJL/1/99

Typewritten notes on Llanelltyd churchWHJL/1/100

Notes on the parish church of Llanelltyd and the Vaughan familyWHJL/1/101

Telegram from General John VaughanWHJL/1/102

View of a stone wall, parish of LlanenddwynWHJL/1/103

Contact details of Mr. BranfieldWHJL/1/104

View of the entrance to Nannau HallWHJL/1/105

View of Nannau HallWHJL/1/106

View of a wooden chair, by a window, at Nannau HallWHJL/1/107

A portrait of a wooden chair, at Nannau HallWHJL/1/108

Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire, Vol. 6: County of Merioneth, Part 2.WHJL/2