From Left – Stewart Williams, David Thornley and Mark Edwards. Berwyn Dodd looks on.
Source: First published 2017 by Local Bygone (c)NWNMedia.
Ysgol Rhiwabon pupils worked on Rhos Miners Institute restoration in 1991
Rhos
Mona House, High Street, Rhos
In 1805, Morgan Williams was born in Tan y Felin, Llandona, Anglesey, the son of John A. P. Williams (1767-1856) and Eleanor (Ellin) Williams (1774-1857). Morgan was baptized on 10th March 1805. On 3rd June [more]
As it was!
The Evil Practices of Rhos
In today’s world, many of us go into shops and pubs on Sundays and children play freely in the streets and parks. Here is a little glimpse into the Rhos of 1892, when such things [more]
1800s
Bigamous Marriage at St Mary’s Church, Ruabon (1857)
Benjamin Jarvis was a old blind collier who lived in Rhosllanerchrugog. Despite his old age and his blindness he was obviously still a cad! On the 26th August 1854, Benjamin Jarvis married Sarah Evans from [more]