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Llangelynnin Church, Merionethshire

Llangelynnin Church, Merionethshire The ancient church of Llangelynnin, Merionethshire, is dedicated to Saint Celynnin, a seventh-century saint. The church was rebuilt during the twelfth century and consists of a nave and south porch. Abraham Wood, the ancestor of the Welsh gypsies was buried in the churchyard on 13 December 1799.


Item reference: : GTJ16921

This item comes from: Dolgellau Library, Gwynedd Library and Information Service (Item reference: Q 091 Casgliad Sleidiau / Slide Collection).
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