RN #233 Heraldic Collections Wales

This notebook contains an outline of the titles to the "Heraldic Collections" of Wales.  It is taken from "Sims's Manual For The Genealogist, Topographer, and Antiquary", which was first published in 1856.  This text was one of the earliest books about the topic of genealogy.  It contains a world of information for those with a interest in England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland.  This subject was of course Wales.

The content can be found in my discussion of Welsh records :

      welshgenealogy.blogspot.com  beginning

                                                  Welsh Documents (Part I) Thursday, May 19, 2011
                                                                                           -to-
                                                  Welsh Documents (Part VI) Thursday, June 16, 2011.

This notebook contains the pages that outline these Welsh records.

RN #3 Welsh Genealogy

This notebook contains:

Sources for research into Welsh genealogy.  It is where my JONES family line begins.

Sources For Research in Welsh genealogy. By: Judith Roach.  For Library of Congress.

Digging up Your Roots in Wales.  From: www.everton.com

List of Territorial Divisions of Bygone Wales.  From: Major Francis Jones: Welsh Manuscripts in the College of Arms.  Includes a guide to Welsh terms and contractions.

The Value of Welsh Pedigrees from The Ancestor, No. IV, January 1903.

Ireland, Wales, and England in the Eleventh Century. By: K.I. Maund.  Chapter II: The Eleventh-Century Rulers of Wales: Their Political and Genealogical Relationships.

The last article by Maund is the best outline of Welsh documents that contain the early genealogies.

Please note:  this is only a listing of the content of this notebook.  For a discussion of Welsh genealogy see http://welshgenealogy.blogspot.com .