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Hanes a hynyfiad Coedpoeth. Index 1868 to 1876. Index 1892 to 1922. Index 1932 to 1936. Welcome to Coedpoeth history. The 'Premier' websites for local ancestral research. Is a large village located 3.5 miles west of the town of Wrexham, 1 mile east of Minera and 2 miles south east of the village of Bwlchgwyn. The highest point of the village,. Rock Place and Tudor Street. Are 800 feet above sea level. Trans 'gap in dyke'). Coedpoeth's War Years - Information Wanted -. Pic courtesy of David Edwards.

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Tyn y Celyn | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. July 1, 2015 in 18th century. With a Lewis Thomas again mentioned). It last appears on the land tax assessments shortly prior to 1800, at which time the tenant of Penrhos occupied it. I have, very tentatively, identified it with a field just across from the Smelt Wood at Pentresaeson. A fourth local instance of the name appears as far back as 1620, in Norden’s survey, noted by the jury of the Manor of Esclusham:. The garden at Brymbo.

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Index by timeline | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. This timeline can be used as an alternative index to posts on the site: new items will be added when new articles are added. 1315 The freeholders of “Brynbawe” are recorded in the first Extent of Bromfield and Yale. Mid 14th century. Brymbo’s boundaries are changed with the incorporation of common and waste from Bersham township, following the creation of Minera. Of Coedpoeth and Brymbo, possibly near Pentresaeson. 1570 A surviving early ...

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Index of places | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. Allt Goch. Red bank . This farm was part of the Grosvenor estate, and like the other Grosvenor holdings was in the vicinity of Brymbo village: its land lay mostly below Halcog, a little north-east of the point where Brymbo High Street today joins Coedyfelin Road. According to Palmer, its name came from coal deposits which would occasionally catch fire and burn to reddish ashes. In the 17th century, having previously belonged to the Pulest...

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Hearth tax records, c.1666 | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. Hearth tax records, c.1666. The following is a transcript of part of document E179/264/300 from the National Archives in Kew. This is a later copy of an original hearth tax collector’s book for Denbighshire – the transcript is of folios 21-22, which cover Brymbo township. The original document was undated, but probably comes from the period 1666-72. Pd William John Gough – 2. Ditto 2 more disputable – 2. Pd Joh. Ffox – 1. Ditto another di...

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The mountain lands: Cae Mynydd and Plas Gwyn | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. The mountain lands: Cae Mynydd and Plas Gwyn. July 7, 2015 in 16th century. As with many of the area’s nearly forgotten landowners, we owe much of our knowledge to the research of Alfred Palmer, who printed a brief and speculative family tree in his. History of the Country Townships of Wrexham. Erected by miners in earlier times. Dorothy Hewes of Minera otherwise Munlowe. The last of the estates that can perhaps be linked with Robert ap H...

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The practical miner: Thomas Smith of Minera | The history of the township of Brymbo

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The history of the township of Brymbo. Hearth tax records, c.1666. The practical miner: Thomas Smith of Minera. February 23, 2015 in 18th century. A hint of this can be seen in the memorial inscription to him which Palmer recorded in the churchyard at Wrexham parish church:. Thomas Smith, of Hafod Wen, gentleman, who died January, 1786, at the age of 75, and whose abilities as a practical miner must be long remembered and revered in this country. The mining speculators of the mid 18th century (bridging a...

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