Yr Wyddgrug/Mold, Flintshire, Wales, [list of marriages] 1604-1985/ [Dafydd Hayes, Ray Masters]

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Title from cover.

The English Mold is preferred to the Welsh Yr Wyddgrug.

The county of Clwyd comprises the pre-1974 counties of Denbigh and Flint.

"The ancient parish of Mold comprised the twenty five townships of Arddunwent, Argoed, Birchenald, Bistre, Broncoed, Cilrhedynnen, Groesonnen, Gwernaffield, Gwernymynydd, Gwysanau, Hartsheath, Hendrebifa, Leeswood, Llai, Llong, Llwynegryn, Nercwys, Pantymwyn, Pontbleiddyn, Pentre, Rhual, Rhydgoli, Tre'r Beirdd, Treuddyn and Waunyrwyddfid. Nercwys and Treuddyn had chapels of ease at an early date and by the nineteenth century were operating as separate parishes. By that time also the number of recognised townships had decreased to twelve namely Arddunwent, Argoed, Bistre, Broncoed, Gwernaffield, Gwysanau, Hartsheath, Hendrebifa, Leeswood, Llwynegryn, Mold and Rhual. In 1844, the township of Bistre and part of the township of Argoed were lost to the new parish of Bistre, the townships of Gwernaffield and Hendrebifa were lost to the new parish of Gwernaffield, the township of Hartsheath and part of the township of Leeswood were lost to the new parish of Pontbleiddyn and the township of Arddunwent was lost to the parish of Nercwys. In 1865 part of the township of Gwysanau went to the new parish of Rhydymwyn. Marriages in this list are confined to those celebrated at the parish church of Mold.".

Includes transcriptions of the names of the brides and grooms, the year of marriage, and a register reference number. No index is included.

Text in Welsh and English.

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