Copy Photograph: Rhosgadfan Bible Class

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COPY PHOTOGRAPH: Capel Rhosgadfan Bible Class taken on the wall in Minafon, Church Street, Llangefni [c. 1890]

The lady in the centre of the back row is the Grandmother of Mrs Enid Jones of Minafon. Her married name was Ellen or Helen Edwards. She lived in No. 11 Church Terrace, Llangefni and was buried in Capel Rhosgadfan.

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Copy Photographs: Tim Davies Collection of Anglesey Hunt and LlangefniWSM302

Copy Photograph: William Williams (Wil Tyddyn Sowldiwr, Llangefni)WSM302/1

Copy Photograph: Dolly Davies, The Kennels, Llangefni with 2 horsesWSM302/2

Copy Photograph: Jack Jones (Jack Farmyard)WSM302/3

Copy Photograph: Dilys who married Tim Davies in 1938WSM302/4

Copy Photograph: Tom (Tommy) Owen, Anglesey Harriers kennel manWSM302/5

Copy Photograph: Tom Owen with his favourite hound NailerWSM302/6

Copy Photograph: Bill Bailey, whipper-in (left) and Tim DaviesWSM302/7

Copy Photograph: Elizabeth (Ciss) Davies milking a cowWSM302/8

Copy Photograph: A typical tumbler churn used at the kennelsWSM302/9

Copy Photograph: Anglesey Hunt, Llangefni High StreetWSM302/10

Copy Photograph: The stables with a horse insideWSM302/11

Copy Photograph: A girl in the grassyard fieldWSM302/12

Copy Photograph: Jim James the last whipper-in with Herbie Warren and Dolly DaviesWSM302/13

Copy Photograph: Herbert Davies, Dolly Davies and Thomas Owen (Brewas)WSM302/14

Copy Photograph: A goat market in Bulkeley Square, LlangefniWSM302/15

Copy Photograph: Cattle market, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/16

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Square on market dayWSM302/17

Copy Photograph: Circus parade, Llangefni High StreetWSM302/18

Copy Photograph: Circus parade, Llangefni High Street, with camelsWSM302/19

Copy Photograph: Staff of the L. M. S. Railway Co., Llangefni StationWSM302/20

Copy Photograph: Jim James, Herbie Warren and Dolly DaviesWSM302/21

Copy Photograph: A horse fair in Church Street, LlangefniWSM302/22

Copy Photograph: Rowlands later Roberts chinaware shop High Street, LlangefniWSM302/23

Copy Photograph: Semi detached houses in Penrallt, LlangefniWSM302/24

Copy Photograph: Llangefni SquareWSM302/25

Copy Photograph: A group of men including Rev. Prys Owen & T. C. SimpsonWSM302/26

Copy Photograph: The Square, LlanerchymeddWSM302/27

Copy Photograph: Eisteddfod LlanerchymeddWSM302/28

Copy Photograph: The west side of Mill Street, LlangefniWSM302/29

Copy Photograph: Llangefni boys with Mr Robert (Bob) OwenWSM302/30

Copy Photograph: Cledwyn Hughes M. P. giving a speech in the Town Hall, LlangefniWSM302/31

Copy Photograph: Dicks Shoe Shop, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/32

Copy Photograph: Mill Street Terrace, LlangefniWSM302/33

Copy Photograph: Mr Jeffrey (Tim) Davies and his son MichaelWSM302/34

Copy Photograph: Equipment used by Mr Jeffrey (Tim) Davies for sound recordingWSM302/35

Copy Photograph: Mrs Lewis Edwards outside Minafon, LlangefniWSM302/36

Copy Photograph: Thomas Jones nicknamed Tom Klondyke, gamekeeperWSM302/37

Copy Photograph: Evan Williams who lived in Mill Street, LlangefniWSM302/38

Copy Photograph: A group in fancy dress with bicycles by Bangor PierWSM302/39

Copy Photograph: H. M. S. Conway aground in the Menai StraitWSM302/40

Copy Photograph: A man standing in a field with his dog and farm machineryWSM302/41

Copy Photograph: Rhosgadfan Bible ClassWSM302/42

Copy Photograph: Staff of the Post Office, 1 Bridge Street, LlangefniWSM302/43

Colour Photograph: Mr Tom Jones, Frongoch, Talwrn, fox catcherWSM302/44

Copy Photograph: An unidentified group of peopleWSM302/45

Copy Photograph: Five Llangefni boysWSM302/46

Copy Photograph: Llangefni locals outside Capel Lôn y FelinWSM302/47

Copy Photograph: Four men standing near the old water mill, Lôn y Felin, LlangefniWSM302/48

Copy Photograph: A Post Office and General StoresWSM302/49

Copy Photograph: A train passing the Dingle, LlangefniWSM302/50

Copy Photographs: The Town Hall, LlangefniWSM302/51

Copy Photographs: The Red Lion Inn, LlangefniWSM302/52

Copy Photograph: Shop y Foundry, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/53

Copy Photograph: The old county school, LlangefniWSM302/54

Copy Photograph: Isabelle Hemmings (left) and Eira Wyn Evans, oral historiansWSM302/55

Copy Photograph: Isabelle Hemmings oral historianWSM302/56

Copy Photograph: Church Street, LlangefniWSM302/57

Copy Photograph: Jack Jones and colleague working in the hay at the kennelsWSM302/58

Copy Photograph: High Street Llangefni looking down Station HillWSM302/59

Copy Photograph: High Street Llangefni looking down Station HillWSM302/60

Copy Photograph: Llangefni High Street showing the entrance to Field StreetWSM302/61

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Station buildingsWSM302/62

Copy Photographs: Llangefni from the airWSM302/63

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Ladies ChoirWSM302/64

Copy Photograph: Mrs Rebecca Jones, Ty'n Talwrn, LlanddyfnanWSM302/65

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Hospital showing staff and patientsWSM302/66

Copy Photograph: Tyn Pwll, RhosmeirchWSM302/67

Copy Photograph: Llangefni on Market dayWSM302/68

Copy Photograph: Church Lane, LlangefniWSM302/69

Copy Photographs: Plas LlanddyfnanWSM302/70