1983 - Vol. 9, nos. 1-4: Nanteos :
imposed and extra £ 4,000 in addition to the present liability for estate duty upon the death of W. B. Powell, MR. G. Smith, Davies and Co., Solicitors, Aberystwyth to Mrs. E. A. L. Powell, i6July, 1917, (Box 2), MThe same to E. A. L. Powell, 31 July, 1912, (Box 4), Mrs. E. A. L. Powell, 4 December, 1912. (Box 2), E. A. L. Powell, 2 November, 1914, (Box 4). 67See R. J. Coyler, The Pryse Family of
VOLUME: 1983 - Vol. 9, nos. 1-4
DATE: 1 January 1980
PAGE: 83
Cyf. 17, rh. 2: William Herle and the office of Rhaglaw in Elizabe...
, pt. iv (1964) pp. 421-38; 'Early Tudor policy towards Wales: The Welsh offices held by Henry, Earl of Worcester (1526-49), ibid., xxi, pt. i, pp. 43-74. 63 Francis Green, Calendar of Deeds & Documents, Vol. II, The Crosswood Deeds, 1927, p. 35; T. I. Davies, 'The Vale of Aeron in the Making, Ceredigion, iii, 1956-9, pp. 194-206. 64 David Jenkins, 'The Pryse family of Gogerddan', Nat. Library Wales
PUBLICATION: National Library of Wales journal
VOLUME: Cyf. 17, rh. 2
DATE: 1 December 1971
PAGE: 64
Cyf. 20, rh. 4: Church reconstruction in North Cardiganshire in th...
when one considers the great amount of money spent in the restorations and rebuildings we can appreciate that for this to have happened while the deanery was steadily being milked of its substance by Chichester must have involved a tremendous effort on the part of clergy and laymen. Local gentry were very generous, especially the Pryse family of Gogerddan: the Powells of Nanteos less so, perhaps
PUBLICATION: National Library of Wales journal
VOLUME: Cyf. 20, rh. 4
DATE: 1 December 1978
PAGE: 51
Cyf. 21, rh. 3: A Breconshire gentleman in Europe, 1737-8
Woodstock who had become the second husband of his grandmother Elizabeth Lewis.7 The close marital association between the Woodstock family and the Pryse family of Gogerddan
Cyf. 21, rh. 3: A Breconshire gentleman in Europe, 1737-8
patrons of Eighteenth Century art, London, 1962. 6 See Alumni Oxoniensis. 7 National Library of Wales (Brigstocke) MS. 94. 8 See R.J. Colyer, 'The Pryse Family of Gogerddan and the decline of a great estate, 1800-1960: Welsh History Review, 9, (4), 1979)- 9 Dean Nicholas Wotton died in 1567 and is commemorated by a Renaissance-type monument in Trinity Chapel in which he kneels in prayer on a tomb-chest
Cyf. 28, rh. 2: The problem of debt :
Library of Wales, Llidiardau MS 9/5/5. 6. See R. J. Colyer, 'Roderick Eardley Richardes and Plas Penglais, Aberystwyth', Ceredigion, 10 (1984), 97-103. Llidiardau 8/6/89. R. J. Colyer, 'Nanteos: A Landed Estate in Decline, 1800-1930', Ceredigion, 9 (1980), 58-77; J. M. Howells, 'The Crosswood Estate, 1547-1947', Ceredigion, 3 (1956), 70-88. R. J. Colyer, 'The Pryse Family of Gogerddan and the Decline of
PUBLICATION: National Library of Wales journal
VOLUME: Cyf. 28, rh. 2
DATE: 1 December 1993
PAGE: 121
Cyf. 19, rh. 4: The mines of Llywernog
Riieidol to Goginan, for further information. 3 O. T. Jones, Lead and Zinc. The Mining District of North Cardiganshire and West Montgomeryshire. (Vol. XX in Special Reports on the Mineral Resources of Great Britain, Memoirs of the Geological Survey). 4 D. Jenkins, 'The Pryse Family of Gogerddan', N.L. W. Journal, Vol. 8. 5 Letter from Thomas Powell to William Corbett, Esq., 20 Mar 1742, Nanteos MS
PUBLICATION: National Library of Wales journal
VOLUME: Cyf. 19, rh. 4
DATE: 1 December 1976
PAGE: 125
Vol. 129: Periodical literature in Wales, 1979
Wales society, 1837-1914, by Neil Evans; Mobility, locality and demographic change: the case of north Cardiganshire, 1851-71, by G. J. Lewis. Reviews. No. 4. Jacobites and freemasons in eighteenth-century Wales, by J. P. Jenkins; The Pryse family of Gogerddan and the decline of a great estate, 1800-1960, by R. J. Colyer; Richard Davies and Nonconformist radicalism in Anglesey, 1837-68: a study of
2000, (New Series, Vol. 7, 2001): Henry Richard, propogandydd dros Gymru
Jenkins, 'The Pryse Family of Gogerddan', Cylchgrawn y Uyfrgell Genedlaethol, 111 (1953-4). 40 W. R. Lambert, Drink and Sobriety in Victorian Wales cl820-cl895, (Caerdydd, 1983), 182. 41 Ceir dau baragraff gwirioneddol ddiddorol gan un o blant y fro, Gwyn A. Williams, am gefndir Etholiad 1868. Oherwydd fod Dr Thomas Price, prif 'fixer' y Blaid Rhyddfrydol yn cefnogi Richard Fothergill, a phwysau
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DATE: 1 January 2000
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Vol. 1, No. 1: Meeting at Gogerddan
Sir Samuel Meynck, who furnished such a full and valuable pedi- gree of the Pryse family in his History of Cardiganshire, described the house of Gogerddan, as seen in the early part of the last century, with rather disappointing brevity, merely remarking that Gogarthan stands in a forest of fir and has a very respectable appearance." He added, It is celebrated as the birthplace of Rhydderch ab
VOLUME: Vol. 1, No. 1
DATE: 1 January 1911
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