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1. Plâs Goch 23
2. Blochty Enclosures 25
3. Bryn Gwyn. Stone by Cottage 27
4. Ground Plans, Caer Leb, etc. 28
6, 7. Bodowyr Cromlech (2) 30, 31
8, 9, 10, 11. Carnedd at Plas Newydd (4) 34, 37
12. Cromlech at Plas Newydd 39
Cromlech and Stables (omitted)
5. Ground Plan, Bryn Gwydryn, etc. 42
Coins of Edward VI and Elizabeth
(omitted)
Bryn Celli, Plan and Finds 44
Llanidan Church 49
16. Stone (Fitzgerald) in Llanidan Church 50
17. Maen Llwyd Cromlech 52
18. Frondeg Stone 53
19. Llangadwaladr Church 55
20. Llangadwaladr Doorway, showing Stone 56
Inscription to Rich. Williams (omitted
as it is in the text).
21. Llangadwaladr Church Inscribed Stone 57
22. Henblas Cromlech 60
23. Cerrigceinwen Church 63
24, 25. Cerrigceinwen Church Clochti (2) 64, 55
26, 27, 28. Cerrigceinwen Church Font (2) 66, 68
29. Aberffraw Church Arch 70
Llangwyfan Church (omitted)
31. Llangwyfan Church, Interior 72
32. Llangwyfan House 74
33. Cromlech at Mynydd y Cnwc 75
A half-finished sketch of Trecastel
Bay (omitted)
34. Llanfaelog Cromlech (2) 78, 79
36. Crighyll Cromlech 81
37, 39. Presaddfedd Cromlech (3) 84, 86
Proposed Menai Bridge (omitted)
41. Llantrisant Stone
Pabo Stone (omitted, _vide Arch.
Camb._, January, 1908)
Doorway at Llanbabo (omitted, _vide
Arch. Camb._, January, 1908)
45. Llanfechell Stones
Llanfechell Church and Font
46. Llaneilian Church
Parys Mine (omitted)
48. Three Stones (near Amlwch)
49. Llanol Stone
50. Cromlech on Bodafon Mountain and
Carreg Lleidr
Coin of Diocletian (omitted)
51. View of Bodafon Mountain from N.W.
52. View of Bodafon Mountain from S.E.
53. Stones in Penrhos lligwy Churchyard
54. Lligwy Cromlech
55. Lligwy Cromlech, Caer Lligwy
56. Llanallgo Cromlech and Font (_vide_
note)
Stones at Marianglas (omitted)
58. Llaniestyn Stone
59. Llaniestyn Font
60, 61. Cromlech at Trefor (2)
Altar Tomb in Penmynydd Church,
sketched from memory (omitted)
No. 99. The stepped gable over the gateway should, I think, be over the
porch, and the pointed gable shown over the porch should be over the
gateway, but I am not certain.
No. 115. The font described as in Penrhoslligwy Church is really the old
font of Llanallgo. It was covered with plaster and set on a rough mass
of masonry. When the Church was restored, about fifteen years ago, the
plaster was cut away and the font was redressed.
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N.B.—The beginning of a page in the original is marked by the
introduction in the text of folio and number between brackets, thus (fol.
22).
_Additional MSS._ 33,636
This book was transcribed from my Journal by my
brother RUSSELL SKINNER (who was the companion
of my Tour) Anno Dom: 1804
* * * * *
SKETCHES IN ANGLESEA
TAKEN IN DECEMBER 1802
BY
REVD. JOHN SKINNER
1802
62
1740
I give this Vol. of my Anglesea Tour with my other Journals, to the
British Museum to be retained by them according to the directions I have
left in my will respecting the disposal of my MSS.
(fol. 22)
TEN DAYS’ TOUR THE
ISLE OF ANGLESEA
ANNO 1802