Description | Nonconformist records, including photographs and prints of Nonconformist Chapels, Pembrokeshire, including records of the following: Pisgah Baptist Chapel, Carew, 1831-2001; Thornton Baptist Chapel, Milford Haven, 1867-1967; Galilee Chapel, Llangwm, 1832-1879; Bethesda Baptist Chapel, Narberth, 1807-1991; Soar/Star Baptist Chapel, Clydey, 1829-1981; Llangloffan Baptist Chapel, Granston, 1984-1991; Hill Park Baptist Chapel, Haverfordwest, 1957; Molleston Baptist Church, Narberth, 1985; Bethesda Baptist Church, Haverfordwest, 1787-1989; records of Glanrhyd Baptist Church, Lampeter Velfrey, 1988-1994; Goedwick Baptist Church, Goodwick, 1892-1913; Bethany Baptist Chapel, Pembroke Dock, 1940-1954; Seion Baptist Chapel, St Davids, 1962-1963; Moriah Baptist Chapel, Marloes, 1914-1966; Deer Park Baptist Church, Tenby, 1845-2000; Broad Haven Hephzibah Baptist Chapel, 1863-1988; Trinity Congregational Church, Pembroke Dock, 1898-1940; Albion Square Congregational Church, Pembroke Dock, 1903-1944; Tabernacle Congregational Church, Haverfordwest and Little Haven, 1746-1997; Mountain Congregational Chapel, Llanteg, Crunwear, 1889-1967; Brynberian Congregational Church, 1769-1973; Albany Congregational Church, Haverfordwest, [c. 1665]-1991; Yr Hen Gapel, Maenclochog, 1881-1978; Carvan Congregational Church, 1985-1988; Keyston United Reformed Church, 1987; Glandwr Independent Chapel, Llanfyrnach, 1984-1986; Rhodiad Independent Chapel, St Davids, 1843-1865; Tabernacle Congregational Church (later United Reformed Church), Rosemarket, 1831-1982; Tabernacle United Reformed Church, Pembroke, 1900-1992; St Ishmaels Congregational Chapel, 1880-1987; Crundale United Reformed Chapel, 1906-1998; Milford Haven Tabernacle United Reformed Church, 1815-1992; Penally Congregational/United Reformed Church, 1876-1990; Bethel Congregational Chapel, St Florence, 1893-1972; records relating to the Quakers in Pembrokeshire, 1660-1987; and records relating to the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists in Pembrokeshire, 1821-1992.
Arranged by denomination and chapel. |