-
states that the lake was also
referred to as
Pymplwy meer
deriving from "pum
plwyf" (five parishes). This name
refers to the
parishes of Llandderfel, Llanfawr...
- boundary. A
history of the
village is
contained in Lewis, D. Craionog:
Hanes plwyf Defynog : yn
cynnwys y
rhanbarthau cynlynol; Crai, Glyntawy, Senni, Glyntarell...
- The
Blaenplwyf transmitting station (sometimes
written "Blaen
Plwyf" or "Blaen-
Plwyf") is a
broadcasting and
telecommunications facility located near the...
-
Merionethshire and
North Wales Journal, 25 July 1884, p.2 "History of the Parish".
Plwyf Llandudno Parish. 17
December 2015.
Retrieved 12
August 2018. Breese, Edward...
- of
Wales Press. ISBN 978-0-7083-1953-6. Thomas. W. (Glanffrwd) (1888),
Plwyf Llanwyno, yr Hen Amser, yr Hen Bobl, a'r Hen Droion, Pontypridd. 2nd edition...
-
Church in Wales. It is one of six
churches in the
combined benefice of
Plwyf Seintiau Braint a Chefni. The
other churches in the
benefice are St Michael's...
- God in Towyn". www.churchesofgod.info.
Retrieved 2017-07-27. "
Plwyf Llandudno Parish".
Plwyf Llandudno Parish.
Retrieved 2017-07-24. "Welcome". Catholic...
- Llanbadarn,
where only one
syllable is repeated: Pla / ar holl
ferched y
plwyf! ["A
plague on all the
girls of the parish!"] (Words
beginning with ⟨h⟩...
-
stone wall. List of
churches in
Gwynedd List of
Church in
Wales churches "
Plwyf Beuno Sant, Uwch Gwyrfai". The
Church in Wales.
Retrieved 2024-07-06. "Synod...
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Marchwiel dedicated to
Saint Deiniol. It was
recorded in
early times as
Plwyf y Marchwiail, "the
parish of the saplings"; this is
sometimes taken to refer...
