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The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)

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The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.

Name: The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.
Author: Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)

Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)

Caernarvonshire (Wales) -- Description and travel

1660     John Draycot, A. B. p. m. ullt. Vic.  He was a
                       son of Thomas Draycot, principal Registrar of
                       the Diocese, and held the Rectory of
                       Llanddeiniolen; the following inscription is
                       upon his grave, within the Cathedral, “Joh:
                       Draicot, Vic. Bangor, et Rect: Llanddeiniolen.
                       Vir probus et pius, obiit Ap. 17, 1667.”
              1688     John Buttred
June 17,      1691     Hugh Johnson, Cler. late Rector of Hen Eglwys.
                       Upon his grave-stone occurs the following
                       inscription: “Hugh Johnson, one of the Vicars
                       of this Cath: Church, who dyed the 4th Feb.
                       1694, aged 39”
Oct. 5,       1694     Pierce Lewis, A. M. late Rector of
                       Llanfacbreth.  He held also the Rectory of
                       Llanfairfechan.
May 15,       1699     Robert Humphreys, A.M. p.m.  P.L.  He lies
                       buried at Bangor, with the following Epitaph,
                       “Roberti Humphreys, A. M. hujus Ecclesiæ
                       Vicarie Choralis, necnon Parochi de
                       Llanfairvechan Rectoris: Qui obitt 5 Cal. Sep.
                       A.D. 1711, Ætat. 49”
Sep. 17,      1708     Henry Williams, A. M.  Rector of Llanrug;
                       afterwards of Llanfaethle
July 28,      1712     Thomas Vincent, A. B. p. m. R. H. he resigned
                       this for Llan fachreth
June 2,       1713     Bulkeley Hughes, A. M. p. c. T. V. also Rector
                       of Edern
July 27,      1713     William Evans, A. M. p. c. H. W also Rector of
                       Llangefni, &c.
April 12,     1740     Thomas Lloyd, Cler. p. m. B. H. afterwards
                       Dean of Bangor
Nov. 12,      1744     Hugh Hughes, A. B. p. m. W. E. late Rector of
                       Trefrhyw
March 12,     1749     John Ellis, L.L.B. p. m. H. H.  Archdeacon of
                       Merion.
Dec. 7,       1753     William Lloyd, A. B. p. c. T. L.  Precentor of
                       Bangor
Sept. 2,      1760     James Vincent, A. M. p. c. W. L. late master
                       of Bangor School, &c.
Sept. 21,     1773     Richard Griffith, A. M. p. c. J. V. master of
                       Bangor School, &c.
Dec. 5,       1785     John Kyffin, A. M. p. m. J. E. Rector of
                       Trefdraeth
              1790     Peter Williams, D. D. p. m.  R. G. Rector of
                       Llanbedrog, &c.
              1802     John Jones, A. M. p. c. P. W. Archdeacon of
                       Mer. &c.
              1810     John Kyffin, p. c. J. K.
              1810     James H. Cotton, L.L.B. p. c. J. K.
July 29,      1819     John Hamer, A. B. p. c. J. J.

KING CHARLES LETTERS
TO THE
_GENTLEMEN OF CAERNARVONSHIRE_,
[Copied from the original MSS.]


CHARLES REX,

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The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)

History

The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.

Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)

Caernarvonshire (Wales) -- Description and travel

1660     John Draycot, A. B. p. m. ullt. Vic.  He was a
                       son of Thomas Draycot, principal Registrar of
                       the Diocese, and held the Rectory of
                       Llanddeiniolen; the following inscription is
                       upon his grave, within the Cathedral, “Joh:
                       Draicot, Vic. Bangor, et Rect: Llanddeiniolen.
                       Vir probus et pius, obiit Ap. 17, 1667.”
              1688     John Buttred
June 17,      1691     Hugh Johnson, Cler. late Rector of Hen Eglwys.
                       Upon his grave-stone occurs the following
                       inscription: “Hugh Johnson, one of the Vicars
                       of this Cath: Church, who dyed the 4th Feb.
                       1694, aged 39”
Oct. 5,       1694     Pierce Lewis, A. M. late Rector of
                       Llanfacbreth.  He held also the Rectory of
                       Llanfairfechan.
May 15,       1699     Robert Humphreys, A.M. p.m.  P.L.  He lies
                       buried at Bangor, with the following Epitaph,
                       “Roberti Humphreys, A. M. hujus Ecclesiæ
                       Vicarie Choralis, necnon Parochi de
                       Llanfairvechan Rectoris: Qui obitt 5 Cal. Sep.
                       A.D. 1711, Ætat. 49”
Sep. 17,      1708     Henry Williams, A. M.  Rector of Llanrug;
                       afterwards of Llanfaethle
July 28,      1712     Thomas Vincent, A. B. p. m. R. H. he resigned
                       this for Llan fachreth
June 2,       1713     Bulkeley Hughes, A. M. p. c. T. V. also Rector
                       of Edern
July 27,      1713     William Evans, A. M. p. c. H. W also Rector of
                       Llangefni, &c.
April 12,     1740     Thomas Lloyd, Cler. p. m. B. H. afterwards
                       Dean of Bangor
Nov. 12,      1744     Hugh Hughes, A. B. p. m. W. E. late Rector of
                       Trefrhyw
March 12,     1749     John Ellis, L.L.B. p. m. H. H.  Archdeacon of
                       Merion.
Dec. 7,       1753     William Lloyd, A. B. p. c. T. L.  Precentor of
                       Bangor
Sept. 2,      1760     James Vincent, A. M. p. c. W. L. late master
                       of Bangor School, &c.
Sept. 21,     1773     Richard Griffith, A. M. p. c. J. V. master of
                       Bangor School, &c.
Dec. 5,       1785     John Kyffin, A. M. p. m. J. E. Rector of
                       Trefdraeth
              1790     Peter Williams, D. D. p. m.  R. G. Rector of
                       Llanbedrog, &c.
              1802     John Jones, A. M. p. c. P. W. Archdeacon of
                       Mer. &c.
              1810     John Kyffin, p. c. J. K.
              1810     James H. Cotton, L.L.B. p. c. J. K.
July 29,      1819     John Hamer, A. B. p. c. J. J.

KING CHARLES LETTERS
TO THE
_GENTLEMEN OF CAERNARVONSHIRE_,
[Copied from the original MSS.]


CHARLES REX,

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.

The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.

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