
Location
Chirk (SJ27003800)
History
[from CPAT]
The Llangynog Mining Company made returns for Chirk Castle in 1861.
Current remains
[from CPAT]
No evidence remains and the geology is not conducive to lead mining.
Links
Location
Chirk (SJ27003800)
History
[from CPAT]
The Llangynog Mining Company made returns for Chirk Castle in 1861.
Current remains
[from CPAT]
No evidence remains and the geology is not conducive to lead mining.
Links
Location Bwlchgwyn (SJ26605340) History Mid-19th Century Current remains [from CPAT] The mine appears to have worked an east-west vein, being the southernmost of five veins shown traversing the Bwlchgwyn area on the Brenton Symons Map [more]
On the canal, near Chirk 1995 Total Page Visits: 956 – Today Page Visits: 1
In 1854, Margaret Davies, an unmarried 22 year old, was an inmate at the Corwen workhouse. On the 15th December 1854, whilst she was still a resident at the workhouse, Margaret Davies gave birth to [more]
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