List of early Welsh Churches dedicated to Saints in Wales by County

Including the County of Monmouth and part of the County of Hereford, arranged with reference to their subordination * Also Anglo-Saxon saints, to whom churches have been dedicated in Wales at the end

From Appendix II&III:
An essay on the Welsh saints or the primitive Christians, Rees (1836)

ANGLESEY
This county contains more chapels dedicated to Welsh saints than any other, but it was, at an early age, considered to be the most populous and fertile part of Wales; and according to Bede, it contained, in the eighth century, nine hundred and sixty families, or about three times the population of the Isle of Man *
Aberffraw, Beuno * Eglwys y Baili * Capel Mair, St Mary Amlwch, Elaeth * Llanwenllwyfo, Gwenllwyfo * Llangadog, Cadog * Llanlleianau Heneglwys, Llwydian * Trefwalchmai, Morhaiarn Holyhead alias Caergybi, Cybi * Llanygwyddyl * Capel y Llochwyd Capel y Gorlas * Capel Sanffraid, Ffraid * Capel Gwyngenu Gwyngeneu * Bodedeyrn, Edeyrn * Bod-Twrog, Twrog * Llandrygarn,Gwndy Llanbadrig, Padrig Llanbeulan, Peulan * Llechulched, Ulched * Llanfaelog, Maelog * Tal-y-llyn, St. Mary * Llannerch-y-Medd, St. Mary * Ceirchiog or Bettws-y-Grog, Holy Rood Llanddeusant, Sts * Marcellus and Marcellinus * Llanbabo, Pabo * Llanfair Ynghornwy, St. Mary Llanddona, Dona Llanddwyn or Llanddwynwen, Dwynwen, a parish church in ruins Llanddyfnan, Dyfnan * Llanbedr Goch, St. Peter * Llanfair ym Mathafarn Eithaf, St. Mary * Pentraeth or Llanfair Bettws Geraint, St. Mary Llandegfan, Tegfan * Capel Meugan, Meugan * Capel Tydecho, Tydecho * Llanfaes, St. Catherine * Beaumaris, St. Mary * A Chapel in the Castle of Beaumaris Llandyfrydog, Tyfrydog * Llanfihangel Tre'r Beirdd, St. Michael Llaneigrad, Eigrad * Llanallgo, Gallgo * Llugwy, St. Michael Llanelian, Elian * Coed Ane, Ane * Rhos Peirio, Peirio * Bodewryd Llanfachraith, Machraith * Llanenghenel, Enghenel * Llanfigel, St. Vigilius Llanfaethlu, Maethlu * Llanfwrog, Mwrog Llanfair Pwll Gwyngyll, St. Mary * Llandyssilio, Tyssilio Llanfechell, Mechell * Llanddogfael, Dogfael Llanfihangel Ysgeifiog, St. Michael * Llanffinan, Ffinan Llangadwaladr or Eglwys Ael, Cadwaladr * Llanfeirion, Meirion Llangefni, Cyngar * Tregaian, Caian Llangeinwen, Ceinwen * Llangaifo, Caffb Llangristiolus, Cristiolus * Cerrig Ceinwen, Ceinwen Llangwyllog, Cwyllog Llaniestin, Iestin * Llangoed, Cawrdaf and Tangwn * Llanfihangel Tinsylwy, St. Michael Llannidan, Nidan * Llanddeiniol Fab, Deiniolen * Capel Cadwaladr, Cadwaladr * Llanedwen, Edwcn * Llanfair yn y Cwmmwd, St. Mary Llanrhuddlad, Rhuddlad * Llanfflewin, Fflewin * Llanrhwydrys, Rhwydrys Llansadwrn, Sadwrn Llantrisaint, Sannan, Afran, and Ieuan * Llanllibio, Llibio * Llechgynfarwy, Cynfarwy * Rhodwydd Geidio, Ceidio * Gwaredog, St. Mary * Bettws Bwchwdw Newborough anciently Llananno (Myvyriau Archaeology, Vol * II), Amo or Anno, and St. Peter Peiimon, Seiriol A Chapel in Priestholm Island Penmynydd, Gredifael Penrhos-Llugwy, St. Michael Rhos Colyn, Gwenfaen * Llanfihangel yn Nhywyn, St. Michael Llanfair yn Neubwll, St. Mary * Tref-draeth, Beuno * Llangwyfen, Cwyfen
BRECKNOCKSHIRE
Aberysgyr, Cynidr and St. Mary Brecon, St. John the Evangelist * Do. St. Mary * Battle, Cynog Slwch Chapel, Elined or St. Almedha * Llanywcrn or Monkton, St. Mary * A Hospitium, St. Catherine Brynllys or Brwynllys, St. Mary Cantref, St. Mary * Capel Nant Du Cathedin, St. Michael Crickhowel, St. Edmund * Llanfair Chapel, St. Mary Devynock or Dyfynog, Cynog and Dyfnog * Llanilltyd, Illtyd, Capel Callwen, Callwen * Llanulid or Crai Chapel, St. Julitta * Ystrad Fellte, St. Mary Y Faenor, Gwynno or Gwynnog Garthbrengi, Dewi or St. David * Llanddew or Llandduw, Holy Trinity * Llanfaes, St. David * Christ's College, Holy Trinity, formerly a church of St. Nicholas Glasbury, Cynidr and St. Peter * Aberllyfni or Pipton * Velindre Chapel Gwenddwr Hay, St. John * Do. St. Mary, now the parish church * A Chapel in the suburbs Llanafan Fawr, Afan * Llanfechan, Afan * Llanfihangel Bryn Pabuan, St. Michael * Llanfihangel Abergwesin, St. Michael * Capel AlUmawr * Llysdinam * Gelli Talgarth or Rhos y Capel Llanbedr Ystrad Yw, St. Peter * Partrishow, Issui or Ishow Llanddetty, St. Tetta * Taf-fechan Chapel Llanddulas or Tir yr Abad Llandeilo'r Fan, Teilo * Capel Maes y Bwlch Llandyfaelog Fach, Maelog * Llanfihangel Fechan, St. Michael Llandyfalle, Maethlu * Crug-cadarn, St. Mary Llaneigion or Llaneingion, Eigion or Eingion * Cilonw Chapel * Capel y Ffin Llanelyw, Ellyw Llanfeugan, Meugan * Capel Glyn CoUwyn * A Free Chapel in the Castle ofPencelli, St. Leonard Llanfihangel Cwm-du, St. Michael * Llandegeman, Degeman or St. Decumanus * Tretwr Chapel, St. John Llanfihangel Tal-y-llyn, St. Michael Llanfilo, St. Milburg * Llandyfaelog Tref y Graig, Maelog Llanfrynach, Brynach Wyddel Llangammarch, Cammarch * Llanwrtyd, St. David * Llanddewi Abergwesin, St. David * Llanddewi at Llwyn y Fynwent, St. David * Llansanffraid Cwmmwd Deuddwr, Ffraid * Llan- fadog, Madog * Nantgwyllt Chapel * (The last three are in the county of Radnor * ) Llanganten, Cannen * Llangynog, Cynog Llangasty Tal-y-Llyn, Gastayn Llangattwg Crug-hywel, Cattwg * Llangeneu, Ceneu * Llanelly, Ellyw * Oratory of St. Keyna, Ceneu Llangors, Pawl Hen or St. Paulinus Llangynidr, Cynidr and Mary * Eglwys Vesey Llanhamlech or Llanamwlch, lUtyd and St. Peter * Llechfaen Chapel Llansanffraid, Ffraid or St. Bride Llanspyddyd, Cadog * Capel y Bettws or Penpont Chapel Llanwrthwl, Gwrthwl * Llalleonfel Llyswen Llywel, David, Teilo, and Llywel * Trallwng, St. David * Rhydybriw Chapel * Dolhywel, St. David Maesmynys, St. David * Llanynys, St. David * Llanddewi'r Cwm, St. David * Llanfair in Builth, St. Mary Merthyr Cynog, Cynog * Llanfihangel Nant Bran, St. Michael Capel DyfFryn Honddu Penderin, Cynog Talachddu, St. Mary Talgarth, Gwen Ystrad Gynlais, Cynog * Capel Coelbren
CARDIGANSHIRE
Aberporth, Cynwyl * Llanannerch Bangor, St. David * Henllan, St. David Bettws Bledrws Blaenporth, St. David Cardigan, St. Mary * Tremaen, St. Michael Caron or Tregaron, Caron * Ystrad Fflur or Strata Florida, St. Mary Cellan, All Saints Ciliau Aeron, St. Michael Dihewyd or Llanwydalus, St. Vitalis Henfynyw, St. David * Llanddewi Aberarth, St. David Llanafan, Afan * Llanwnws, Gwynws * Ysbytty Ystwyth, St. John the Baptist * Ystrad Meurig, St. John the Baptist Llanarth, St. David * Llanina, St. Ina * Capel Crist, Holy Cross Llanbadarn Fawr, Padarn * Llanychaiarn, Llwchaiarn * Llangerwaen * Yspytty Cenfaen, St. John the Baptist * Aberystwyth, St. Michael Llanbadarn Odin, Padarn Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, Padarn * Cilcennin, Holy Trinity Llanbedr Pont Stephan or Lampeter, St. Peter * St. Thomas's Chapel * Capel Ffynnon Fair, St. Mary Llanddeiniol or Carrog, Deiniol Llanddewi Brefi, St. David * Blaenpennal, St. David * Capel Bettws Leuci, St. Lucia * Capel Gartheli, Gartheli * Capel Gwenfyl, Gwenfyl Llandyfriog, Tyfriog or Ty fry dog * Llanfair Tref Helygen, St. Mary Llandygwy or Llandygwydd, Tygwy * Pare y Capel * A Chapel near Cenarth Bridge Llandyssilio Gogo, Tyssilio * Capel Cynon, Cynon Llandyssul, Tyssul * Llandyssulfed, St. Sylvester * Llanfair, St. Mary * Faerdre * Capel Dewi, St. David * Capel Ffraidy St. Bride * Capel Borthin, St. Martin Llanfair y Clywedogau, St. Mary Llanfair Orllwyn, St. Mary Llanfihangel y Creuddin, St. Michael * Llantrisaint * Eglwys Newydd Llanfihangel Genau'r Glyn or Llanfihangel Castell Gwallter, St. Michael * Eglwys Fach or Llanfihangel Capel Edwin, St. Michael Llanfihangel Lledroed, St. Michael Llanfihangel Ystrad, St. Michael * Llanllyr, Llyr Forwyn * Capel Sant Silin^ Silin Llangeitho, Ceitho Llangoedmor, Cynllo * Llechryd, Holy Cross * Mount, Holy Cross Llangrannog, Carannog Llangybi, Cybi Llangynfelyn, Cynfelyn Llangynllo, Cynllo Llanilar, liar Llanllwchaiarn, Llwchaiarn Llannerch Aeron or Llan Uwch Aeron, Non mam Dewi Llanrhystud, Rhystud * Capel Cynddilig, Cynddilig LlansaniFraid, Ffraid or St. Bride * Llannon, Non Llanwenog, Gwenog * Capel Wh^l * Capel Santesau * Llanfechan * Capel Bryneglwys Llanygweryddon, St. Ursula and the Eleven Thousand Virgins Nantgwnlle, Gwynlleu Penbryn or Llanfihangel Penbryn, St. Michael * Bettws Ifan, St. John * Bryngwyn, St. Mary * Capel Gwnda, Gwyndaf Rhosdeiau, St, Michael Silian or Llansilian, Sulicn * Llanwnen, St. Lucia Trefilan, St. Hilary Troed yr Aur, St. Michael * Capel Twr Gwyn Verwick, Pedrog
CARMARTHENSHIRE
Abergwyli, St. David * Llanpumsant, Celynin, Ceitho, Gwyn, Gwynno, and Gwynnoro, Llanllawddog, Llawddog * Llanfihangel Uwch Gwyli, St. Michael, Bettws Ystum Gwyli Henllan * Capel Bach * Capel Llanddu Abernant, St. Lucia * Cynwyl Elfed, Cynwyl * Capel Troed y Bhiw Bettws, St. David * Pentre'r Eglwys Brechfa, Teilo Carmarthen, St. Peter * Do. St. Mary * Llangain, Cain * Llanllwch * Newchurch or Llannewydd * Capel y Groesfeini * The Boodchurch, a Free Chapel in the Castle of Carmarthen, Holy Cross Cenarth, Llawddog * Newcastle in Emlyn Chapel Cilrhedin, Teilo, in Pembrokeshire * Capel Ifan, St. John, in Carmarthenshire Cil-y-Cwm, St. Michael Cilymaenllwyd, St. Philip and St. James * Castell Dwyran Cynwyl Gaio, Cynwyl * Llansawyl, Sawyl * Llansadwrn, Sadwrn Llanwrda * Pumsant, Celynin, Ceitho, Gwyn, Gwynno, and Gwynnoro * Maesllanwrthwl, Gwrthwl * Henllan or Bryneglwys * Cwrt y Cadno * Aberbranddu Egermond, St. Michael Eglwys Cymmun, St. Margaret Marios Henllan Amgoed, St. David * Eglwys Fair a Churig, St. Mary and Curig Kidwelly, St. Mary * Llangadog, Cadog * Llanjihangel, St. Michael * Capel Teilo, Teilo * Capel Coker (Named after Galfridus de Coker, Prior of Kidwelly in 1301) * St. Thomas's Chapel Laugharne, St. Martin * CyfFyg * Marros, St. Laurence * Craseland Llanarthne, St. David * Llanlleian Chapel * Capel Dewi, St. David Llanboidy or Llanbeudy, St. Brynach * Eglwys Fair Lan Taf, St. Mary Llandawg, St. Margaret Marios * Pendyn Llanddarog * An old Chapel, St. Bernard * Capel Bach Llanddowror, Teilo Llandeilo Abercywyn, Teilo Llandeilo Fawr or Llandilo, Teilo * Taliaris Chapel, Holy Trinity Llandyfaen * Capel yr Ywen * A Chapel in Carreg Cennen Castle Llandingad, Tingad or Dingad * Llanfair ar y Bryn, St. Mary Capel Peulin, St. Paulinus or Pawl Hen * Capel Cynfab, Cynfah * Eglwys Newydd Llandybie, Tybie * Capel yr Hendre * Glyn yr Henllan Llandyfaelog, Maelog * Llangynheiddon, CynJieiddon * Llangyndeyrn, Cyndeyrn * Capel Ifan, St. John * Capel Dyddgen * Bettws Llandyfeisant, Tyfei * A Chapel in Dinefwr Castle, St. David Llandyssilio yn Nyfed, Tyssilio Llanedy, St. Edith Llanegwad, Egwad * Llandeilo Rwnnws, Teilo * Llanhtrnin * Capel Gwilym Foethus * Dolwyrdd Chapel Llanelly, Ellyw * Llangennych, Cennych * Capel Dewi, St. David * Capel Ifan, St. John, Berwick Chapel Llanfallteg Llanfihangel Aberbythych, St. Michael Llanfihangel ar Arth, St. Michael * Pencadair Chapel Llanfihangel Cilfargen, St. Michael Llanfynydd, Egwad Llangadog Fawr or Llangadock, Cadog and St. David * Llanddeusant, St. Simon and St. Jude * Capel Gwynfai * Capel Tydyst Llangan, Canna Llangathen, Cathan * Capel Penarw Llangeler, Celer * Capel Mair, St. Mary Llanglydwyn, Clydwyn Llangynnor Ldanllwni, Llwni * Llanfihangel Rhos y Corn, St. Michael * Capel Maesnonni * Ffynnony Capel Llansadyrnin, Sadyrnin Llanstephan, YstyfFan * Llangynog, Cynog * Llanyhri, St. Mary Llanwynio, Gwynio Llanybyddair, St. Peter * - Abergorlech * Capel lago, St. James Capel Mair, St. Mary Llanycrwys, St. David Meidrym, St. David * Llanfihangel Abercywyn, St. Michael Merthyr, Enfail Myddfai or Mothvey, St. Michael Penboir, Llawddog * Trinity Chapel, Holy Trinity Penbre, Illtyd * Llan-non, Non, Llandurry Pencarreg St. Clare's * Llangynin, Cynin St. Ishmael's or Llanishmael, Ismael * Llansaint, All Saints * Ferry Side, St. Thomas, Talley or Tal-y-Llychau, St. Michael * Llanfihangel, St. Michael Capel Mair, St. Mary * Capel Crist, Holy Trinity * Capel Cynhwm * Capel Teilo, Teilo Trelech a'r Bettws, Teilo * Capel Bettws
CARNARVONSHIRE
Aber or Abergwyngregyn, Bod fan Aberdaron, Hywyn * Llanfaelrys, Maelrys * Eglwys Fair, St. Mary Abererch, Cawrdaf * Penrhos or Llangynwyl, Cynwyl Bangor Fawr, Deiniol * Pentir or Llangedol, Cedol, Capel Gwrfyw, Gwrfyw * King Edgar's Chapel, St. Mary Bardsey or Ynys Enlli, Cadfanand Lleuddad; now Extra- parochial Beddgelert, St. Mary * Nant Hwynen Chapel Bodfuan, Buan Caer-rhun, St. Mary Ceidio or Llangeidio, Ceidio Clynnog Fawr, Beuno Conway or Aberconway, St. Mary Cruccaith, St. Catherine * Ynys Cynhaiarn, Cynhaiarn * Treflys, St. Michael Cyffin, St. Benedict Dolwyddelan, Gwyddelan Dwygyfylchi, Gwynnin Edeyrn, Edeyrn, Carngiwch, Beuno * Pistyll, Beuno Eglwys Rhos, St. Hilary * Penrhyn, a Free Chapel, St. Mary Llanaelhaiarn, Aelhaiarn Llanbeblig, Peblig * Carnarvon, St. Mary * Do. St. Helen Llanbedr y Cennin, St. Peter, Llanbedrog, Pedrog * Llangian, Cian and Peris * Cir Ferthyr Llanfihangel Bachellaeth, St. Michael Llanberis, Peris Llanddeiniolen, Deiniolen * Dinas Orweg Chapel Llandegai, Tegai * Capel Curig, Curig, or Cyrique and Julitta Llandudno, Tudno Llandwrog, Twrog Llanengan or Llaneingion Frenhin, Einion * Ynys Tudwal, Tudwal Llanfair Fechan, St. Mary Llanfair Isgaer, St. Mary * Bettws Garmon, St. Germanus Llanfihangel y Pennant, St. Michael Llanfor, Mor * Pwllheli or Eglwys Dyneio, Tyneio Llangelynin, Celynin Llangwynodl, Gwynodl * Tudweiliog, Cwyfen * Bryn Croes, Holy Cross Llangybi, Cybi * Llanarmon, St. Germanus Llaniestin, lestin * Llandygwynnin, Gwynnin * Bodferin, Merin or Merini * Penllech, St. Mary * St. Julian's Chapel Llanllechid, Llechid Llanllyfni, Rhedyw Llanrhug, St, Michael Llanwnda, Gwyndaf Hen * Llanfaglan, Baglan Llanystyndwy, St. John the Baptist Melldeyrn, St. Peter ad vincula * Bod-twnog, Beuuo Nantgyndanyll, Deiniol Nefyn, St. Mary Penmachno, Tyddud Penmorfa, Beuno * Dolbenmaen, St. Mary Rhiw, Aelrhiw * Llandudwen, Tudwen Trefriw, St. Mary * Llanrhychwyn, Rhychwyn, Betwys y Coed, St. Michael Llangystennyn, St. Constantine * Llysfuen, Cynfran *
DENBIGHSHIRE
Abergele, St. Michael * A Chapel in the Church-Yard of Ditto, St. Michael, Bettws Abergele, St. Michael * Llangystennyii in the County of Carnarvon, St. Constantine * Llanwddin, Gwddin Bryn Eglwys, Tyssilio * Llandyssilio, Tyssilio Cegidog or Llansansior, St. George Cerrig y Drudion or Llanfair Fadlen, St. Mary Magdalen Chirk or Eglwys y Waun, St. Mary Clog-caenog, Caenog Denbigh, St. Marcellus * Do. St. Hilary * A Free Chapel in the Castle Derwen yn Ial, St. Mary Efenechtyd, St. Michael Eglwys Each, St. Martin Erbistock, St. Hilary Gresford, All Saints * A Chapel at Rosset Green * Holt, St. Chad * Iscoed Chapel Gwytherin, Gwytherin Henllan, Sadwrn * The Abbey Chapel Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, St. Germanus Llanarmon yn Ial, St. Germanus Llanbedr, St. Peter Llanddoged, Doged Llanddulas, Cynbryd Llandegla, St. Tecla Llandrillo in Rhos or Dinerth, Trillo * Llanelian, Elian * Llan- sanfFraid Glyn Conwy or Diserth, Ffraid * Capel Sanffraid, Ffraid * Llysfaen in the County of Carnarvon, Cynfran Llandyrnog, Tyrnog Llanelidan Llanfair DyfFryn Clwyd, Cynfarch and St. Mary Llanfair Talhaiarn, Talhaiarn and St. Mary Llanferras Llanfihangel Glyn y Myfyr, St. Michael Llanfwrog, Mwrog Llangerniw, Digain * Marchaled or Capel Foelas Llangollen, Collen * Trefor Isaf Chapel Llangwm Dinmael, St. Jerome Llangwyfen, Cwyfen Llangynhafal, Cynhafal Llanhychan, Hychan Llannefydd, Nefydd Llanrhaiadr, Dyfnog Llanrhaiadr in Mochnant, Dogfan * Llanwddin in the County of Montgomery, Gwddin * Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, St. Germanus * Llangedwyn, Cedwyn * Llangadwaladr, Cadwaladr Llanrhydd, Meugan * Rhuthin, St. Peter Llanrwst, Grwst * Capel Garmon, St. Germanus * Capel Marchell, MarchelL Capel Rhyddyn * Gwydir Chapel Llansanffraid Glyn Ceiriog, Ffraid Llansannan, Sannan or St. Senaiius Llansilin, Silin or Sulien Llanynys, Mor and Saeran * CyfFylliog, St. Mary Nantglyn, Mordeyrn * Mordeyrn's Chapel, Mordeyrn Rhiw Fabon, Mabon Wrexham, Silin or Sulien * Capel Silin, Silin * Minera Chapel Berse Drelincourt Chapel Ysbytty Ifan, St. John the Baptist * (For Marchwiail, see Bangor Iscoed, Flintshire)
FLINTSHIRE
Bangor Iscoed or Bangor in Maelor, Dunawd * Worthenbury, Deiniol * Overton or Orton Madoc, St. Mary * Marchwiail in the County of Denbigh, Deiniol Bodfari, St. Stephen * Hwlkiri's Chapel Caerwys, St. Michael * St Michael's Chapel near the Well Cilcain or Kilken, St. Mary Cwra, Mael and Sulien Diserth, Ffraid or St. Bridget * Rhywlyfnwyd Dymeirchion, Holy Trinity Estyn or Hope formerly Llangynfarch, Cynfarch * Plas y Bivl Chapel Gwaunesgor, St. Mary Halkin or Helygen, St. Mary Hanoier, St. Chad Hawarden, Deiniol Holywell, Gwenfrewi or St. Winefred * A Chapel over the Well Iscoed, a Chapel to Malpas (St. Oswald) in the County of Chester Llanasa, Asaf * Capel Beuno Yngwespyr, Beuno Meliden Mold, St. Mary * Nerquis, St. Mary * Treuddin, St. Mary * Capel y Spon Nannerch, St. Mary Newmarket Northop or Llaneurgain, Eurgain afterwards St. Peter * Flint, St. Mary Penley in Maelor, St. Mary, a Chapel to Ellesmere (St. Mary) in the County of Salop Rhuddlan, St. Mary * A Chapel at Cefn Du St. Asaph, Cyndeyrn or St. Kenligern and Asaf Whitford, St. Mary * Capel y Gelli * Tre'r Abad Chapel Ysgeifiog, St. Mary
GLAMORGANSHIRE
Aberafon, St. Mary * Baglan, Baglan Barry, St. Nicholas * A Chapel in Barry Island, St. Baruck or Barrog * Another in Do. Bishopston or Llandeilo Ferwallt, Teilo * Caswell Chapel Bonvilston, St. Mary Britton Ferry, St. Mary Cadoxton juxta Barry, Cattwg Cadoxton juxta Neath or Llangattwg Glyn Nedd, Cattwg * Creinant, St. Margaret * Aberpergwm Caerau, St. Mary Cardiff, St. John the Baptist * Do St Mary * St. Ferine' s Chapel (Ther be 2 Paroche Churches in the Towne, whereof the principale ying sumwhat by East is one, the other of our Lady is by South on the Water side * There is a Chapelle beside in Shoemaker streat of S * Perine, and a nother hard withio Meskin Gate side * "- Leland * A Chapel near Miskin Gate Cheriton Cilybebyll, St. John the Evangelist Coetty, St. Mary * Nolton Chapel, St. Mary Cogan, St. Peter Colwinston, St. Michael Coyehurch or Llangrallo, Crallo * Peterston super Montein or Llanbedr ar Fynydd, St. Peter Eglwys Brewys, St. Brise Eglwys Ilan or Eglwys Elian, Elian * Llanfabon, Mabon * Caerffili, St. Martin Ewenny, St. Michael Flemingston, St. Michael Gelligaer, Cattwg * Brithdir Chapel * Capel Gwladus, Gwladus Gileston, St. Giles Glyncorwg, St. John the Baptist * Capel Blaengwrach Ilston or Llanilltyd, Illtyd * Llannon, Non Kenfig, St. Mary Magdalen * Pyle, St. James Lantwit Major or Llanilltyd Fawr, Illtyd * The Lady's Chapel, St. Mary Lantwit juxta Neath, Illtyd * Neath, St. Thomas * (Neath, now a Rectory, is called a Chapel in the Grant of Richard de Grainville to the Abbey of Savigny * - Dugdule's Monasticon * ) Resolven Ynys Fach Chapel Leckwith, St. James Llanbleiddian, Bleiddian or St. Lupus, afterwards St. John the Baptist * Llanddunwyd or Welsh St. Donat's, Dunwyd * Cow- bridge, St. Mary Llancarfan, Cattwg * Llanfeithin * Llangadell, Cadell * Liege Castle Llandaff or Llandeif, Dyfrig, Teilo, and Oudoceus, afterwards St. Peter * Whitchurch, St. Mary Llanddewi in Gower, St. David * Knelston, St. Maurice Llandeilo Talybont, Teilo Llandough or Llandocha near Cardiff, Dochdwy Llandough or Llandocha near Cowbridge, Dochdwy Llandow or Llandduw, Holy Trinity Llandyfodwg, Tyfodwg Llandymor, an extinct church in Gower Llanedeyrn, Edeyrn Llanfedwy, Medwy or Medwinus * Llanfihangel or Michaelston Fedwy in the County of Monmouth, St. Michael Llanfihangel y Bont Faen, St. Michael Llanfrynach, Brynach Wyddel * Penllin Llanganna or Llangan, Canna Llangeinwyr, Ceneu or Ceinwyry Llangennydd, Cennydd Llangiwg, Ciwg Llangyfelach, St. David afterwards Cyfelach * Llansamled, Samled * An old Chapel, St. Mary * Morriston Llangynwyd Fawr, Cynwyd Llanhary, Illtyd * (Sts * Julius and Aaron * ) Llanilid, Hid a Churig or Sts * Julitta and Cyrique * Llanharan, Uanisan, Isan Llanmadog, Madog Llanmaes, Cattwg Llanrhidian, Rhidian * Llanrhidian Chapel * Llanelen, St. Helen Llansannwr * Brigam Chapel Llantrisaint, Illtyd, Tyfodwg, and Gwynno * Llanilltyd or Lantwit Faerdre, Illtyd * Ystrad Dyfodwg, Tyfodwg * Llanwynno, Gwynno * Aberd-Ar, St. John the Baptist * St. John's Chapel, St. John the Baptist * Talygarn Llantryddid, Illtyd Llavernock, (Qu * Llanfyrnach?) St. Laurence Llysfaen, Gwrhir afterwards St. Dennis Llyswerni, Tydfyl * Nash Loughor or Castell Llychwr, St. Michael Marcross, Holy Trinity Margam, St. Mary * Eglwys Nunyd, Hafod y Forth * Trisaint, Craig y Capel Merthyr Dyfan, Dyfan and Teilo Merthyr Mawr, Teilo * St. Rogue's Chapel Merthyr Tydfyl * Tydfyl Michaelston * upon Afon, St. Michael Michaelston upon Elai, St. Michael Michaelston le Pitt or Llanfihangel yn y Gwaelod, St. Michael Monk Nash, St. Mary Newcastle, lUtyd * Llangewydd, Cewydd * Bettws, St. David Laleston, St. David * Tithegston, Tudwg Newton Nottage, St. John the Baptist Nicholaston, St. Nicholas Oxwich, Illtyd Oystermouth, All Saints Penard or Penarth in Gower, St. Mary Penarth near Cardiff, St. Augustine Pendeulwyn, Cattwg Penmaen, St. John the Baptist Penmark, St, Mary * East Aberddaw * Rhos Chapel Penrice or Penrhys, St. Mary Pentyrch, Cattwg Peterston upon Elai or Llanbedr ar Fro, St. Peter Porthcurig, Curig Portheinion, Cattwg Radyr, St. John the Baptist Reynoldston, St. George Rhosili, St. Mary Roath, St. Margaret * (Andrew the Apostle) St. Andrew's Major or Llanandras, Andras ab Rhun, afterwards St. St. Andrew's Minor, St. Andrew the Apostle St. Bride's upon Elai, Ffraid, St. Bridget, or Bride St. Bride's Major, Ffraid * Ogmore Chapel, Llamphey, St. Faith * Wicky St. James St. Bride's Minor, Ffraid St. Donat's, Dunwyd St. Pagan's, (in ruins,) Ffagan * St. Pagan's, (the present Church,) St. Mary * Llanelldeyrn, Elldeyrn * Llanfair, St. Mary * (The Paroch Chirch of S * Pagan is now of our Lady; but ther is yet by the Village a Chapelle of S * Fagan sumtime the Paroch Church * " - Leland) St. George's or Llanufelwyn, Ufelwyn or Ubilwynus, afterwards St. George St. Hilary * Beaupre Chapel, St. Mary St. Lythian's or Llanfleiddian Fach, Bleiddian or St. Lupus St. Mary Church or Eglwys Fair, St. Mary St. Mary on the Hill or Eglwys Fair y Mynydd, St. Mary St. Nicholas St. Tathan's, Tathan, Sully, St. John the Baptist Swansea, St. Mary * Do. St. Thomas * Do. St. John Wenvo, St. Mary Ystrad Owain * ( For Rhydri, see Bedwas, Monmouthshire * )
HEREFORDSHIRE SOUTH-WEST OF THE RIVER WYE
Abbey-Dore, Holy Trinity and St. Mary Acornbury, St. John the Baptist, Allensmore, St. Andrew Arcop or Orcop, St. Mary Bacton, St. Faith Birch Magna or Much Birch, St: Mary and St. Thomas a Becket Birch Parva or Little Birch, St. Mary Blackmere, St. Leonard Bredwardine, St. Andrew Bridstow, St. Bride or Bridget * A Chapel in Wilton Castle BuUingham, a Chapel to All Saints in the City of Hereford Clehonger, All Saints CliflPord, St. Mary Clodock, Clydog * Llanveyno or Llanfeuno, Beuno afterwards St. Peter * Llanwynnog, Gwynnog * Longtown, St. Peter * Cresswell, St. Mary Cusop, St. Mary * Pen Henllan Dewchurch Magna or Much Dewchurch, St. David * Little Dewchurch, St. David * Kilpeck, St. David afterwards St. Mary Dewshall, St. David Dindor, St. Andrew * Rotherwas, St. Mary Dorston, St. Peter * Snodhill Eaton Bishop, St. Michael * Sugwas Chapel Ewyas Harold, St. Michael * Dulas, St. Michael Foy, St. Faith Ganerew, St. Swithin * St, Wolstori's Chapel Garway, St. Michael Goderich or Goodrich, St. Giles Harwood or Hare wood, St. Dennis Horn Lacy, St. Cuthbert * Bolston Kenderchurch, St. Mary Kentchurch * St. Mary * Llanithog Kingston, St. Michael Llandinabo Llanfrother or Llanfrodyr, Dyfrig or St. Dubricius * Hentland or Henllan, Dyfrig * Llangaran * Deiniol * Ballingham, Dyfrig St. Weonard's Chapel * (These four Chapels are now dependencies of Lugwardine * ) Llanrothal Llansilio, Tyssilio Llanwarn or Llanywern, St. John the Baptist Madley, St. Mary * Tibberton Michaelchurch Eskley, St. Michael Moccas, St. Michael Peterchurch, St. Peter Peterstow, St. Peter Preston on Wye, St. Laurence Rowlston, St. Peter Sellack, Tyssilio * King's Capel, St. John the Baptist * Marstow, St. Martin * Pencoed, St. Dennis St. Devereux, Qu * Dyfrig or St. Dubricius St. Margaret Thruxton, St. Bartholomew Tretire, St. Mary * Michaelchurch, St. Michael Turnaston, St. Mary Vowchurch, St. Bartholomew Walterston, St Mary Welsh Newton, St. Mary Whitchurch, Dyfrig or St. Dubricius Wormbridge, St. Thomas (The compiler suspects there were Churches formerly at Llangynog and Llanfyrnach near Tretire, and at Llan-non near Michaelchurch Eskley their saints were Cynog, Brynach Wyddel, and Non)
MERIONETHSHIRE
Bettws Gwerfyl Goch, St. Mary Corwen, Mael and Sulien * Rug Chapel Dolgelleu, St. Mary Ffestiniog, St. Michael * Maentwrog, St. Mary Gwyddelwern, Beuno Llanaber, St. Mary Llanaelhaiarn, Aelhaiarn Llandanwg, Tanwg * Llanbedr, St. Peter * Harlech, St. Mary Magdalen Llandderfel, Derfel Gadarn Llandecwyn, Tecwyn * Llanfihangel y Traeth, St. Michael LlandriUo, Trillo Llanegryn, Egryn Llanenddwyn, Enddwyn * Llanddwywe, Dwywe Llanfachraith, Machraith * Llanelltyd, Illtyd * Capel Gwanog, St. John the Baptist Llanfair juxta Harlech, St. Mary Llanfrothen, Brothen Llanfor, Mor and Deiniol Llangar, All Saints Llangelynin, Celynin * Arthog Chapel Llangywair, Cywair Llansanffraid Glyn Dyfrdwy, Ffraid Llanuwchllyn, Deiniol Llanycil, Beuno Llan ym Mawddwy, Tydecho * Mallwyd in the County of Montgomery, Tydecho * Garthbeibio in Do. Tydecho * Dinas Mawddwy Chapel Trawsfynydd, Madrun and Anhun Tywyn Merioneth, Cadfan * Llanfihangel y Pennant, St. Michael Pennal, St. Peter ad vincula * Tal y Llyn, St. Mary *
MONMOUTHSHIRE
Abergavenny, St. Mary * St. John the Baptist's Chapel Basaleg * Llandderfel, Derfel Gadarn * Henllys, St. Peter * Risca, St. Peter Bedwas, Barrog or St. Baruck * Rhydri in the County of Glamorgan, St. James Bedwellty, Sannan Bicknor Wallica or Welsh Bicknor, St. Margaret Bryngwyn, St. Peter Caerleon, Cattwg * St. Julius's Chapel * St. Aaron's Do Caerwent, St. Stephen Caldicot Chapel Hill or Tinteyrn Magna Chepstow, St. Mary Christ- Church or Eglwys y Drindod, Holy Trinity Cilgwrwg Coedcerniw, All Saints Cwm Yoy or Cwm lau, St. Martin Dingatstow or Llaningad, Dingad afterwards St. Mary * Tregaer, St. Mary Dixton, St. Peter Goldcliff or Gallteurin, The Blessed Saviour, St. Mary Magdalen, and St. Mary the Virgin * Nash, St. Mary the Virgin * ( Founded by Robert de Candos AD 1113 * ) Goytre or Coed-tre, St. Peter Grosmond, St. Nicholas Gwernesey, St. Michael Ifton Kemmys or Cemmaes, St. Michael Kemmys Commander, All Saints Langston Llanarth, Teilo * Bettws Newydd * Clitha Chapel Llanbadog Llauddewi Fach, St. David Llanddewi Ysgyryd, St. David, Uanddewi Rhydderch, St. David Llandefdd * Llanbedr, St. Peter Llandegfedd or Llandegwedd, Tegwedd Llandeilo Bertlioleu or Llandeilo Porth-halawg, Teilo Llandeilo Cressenny or Llandeilo Groes Ynyr, Teilo, Penrhos, Cattwg Llandenny or Llandenfi Llandogo, Llanelen, St. Helen Llanfabli, Mabli Unnfaches, Maches Llanfair Cilgydyn, St. Mary Llanfair Disgoed, St. Mary * Dinam Chapel Llanferin or Llanfetherin, Merin Llanfihangel Crug-corneu, St. Michael Llanfihangel in Netlier Went, St. Michael Llanfihangel Lantarnam or Llanfihangel Tan y Groes, St. Michael Llanfihangel Pont y Moel, St. Michael Llanfihangel Tor y Mynydd, St, Michael Llanfihangel juxta Usk, St. Michael Llanfihangel Ystern Llewern, St. Michael Llanfoist, St. Faith Llanfrechfa Llangadwaladr or Bishopston, Cadwaladr Llangattock or Llangattwg Feibion Afel, Cattwg * St. Moughan's Chapel, Meugan Llangattwg Lenig, Cattwg Llangattwg Lingoed, Cattwg Llangattwg Dyffryn Wysg or Llangattock juxta Usk, Cattwg Llangiwa, Ciwa Llangofen, Cofen * Penclawdd, St. Martin Llangwm Ucha * Llangwm Isa Llangybi, Cybi Llangyfyw or Llangynyw, Cyfyw or Cynyw Llangynog, Cynog ab Brychan (There is a place near the site of this Church called "Cwrt Brychan") Llanhenog or Llanhynog, St. John the Baptist Llanhileth or Llanhyledd, Illtyd Llanisan or Llanishen, Isan Llanllywel, Llywel Llanmartin, St. Martin /Llanofer, St. Bartholomew * Mamhilad * Trefethin, Cattwg LlansanfFraid or St. Bride's near Abergavenny * Ffraid or St. Bride Llansanffraid or St. Bride's in Nether Went, Ffraid LlansanfFraid or St. Bride's Wentloog, Ffraid Llansoy Llantoni or Llanddewi Nant Honddu, St. David afterwards St. John the Baptist Llantrisaint, St. Peter, St. Paul, and St. John * Bertholeu Chapel, St. Bartholomew Llanwenarth, St. Peter * Aberystruth or Blaenau Gwent, St. Peter Llanwern, St. Mary Machen or Mechain, St. Michael Magor or Magwyr, St. Mary * Redwick, St. Thomas Malpas, St. Mary Marshfield Mathern or Mertheyrn, Tewdrig * Crick * Runston Merthyr Geryn, Geryn Monkswood Monmouth, St. Mary * Do. St. Thomas Mounton Mynyddyslwyn, Tudur ab Hywel Newchurch or Eglwys Newydd ar y Cefn Newport alias St. Woolos, Gwynllyw Filwr * Bettws, St. David Oldcastle, St. John the Baptist Pant-teg, St. Mary Penhow, St. John the Baptist Penterry Peterston Wentloog or Llanbedr Gwynllwg, St. Peter Portskewet or Porthysgewydd, St. Mary * Sudbrook or Southbrook, Holy Trinity llagland, St. David * Trostrey or Trawsdre, St. David Rogiet Rockfield, St. Kenelm Rumney or Rhymni, St. Augustine Shire-Newton or Trenewydd Gellifarch, St. Thomas a Becket Skenfreth or Ysgynfraith, Ffraid or St. Bride St. Aryan's * Porthcaseg St. Kinemark's, Cynfarch St. Melan's St. Pierre's, St. Peter Tintern Parva, St. Michael Tredonock or Trefrhedynog, St. Andrew Treleck or Try leg, St. Nicholas * Penallt * Treleck's Grange Troy, Michel Troy, or Llanfihangel Troddi, St. Michael * Cwmcarfan Chapel Undy or Gwndi Usk, St. Mary Wilcrick or y Foelgrug Witston Wolves-Newton, St. Thomas a Becket Wonstow or Llanwarwg, Gwynno Ytton or Llanddeiniol, Deiniol (For Michaelston Fedwy, see Llanfedwy, Glamorganshire * The Compiler is unable to determine the situation of the following, from a list in the Myvyrian Archaiology: - Llaniau, Llanirwydd, Llanwnell, Hywig Fach, Carn, Tredelerch, Llanrhyddol, Meiryn, and Llanleirwg * He suspects there were Churches formerly at Dewstow near Caldicot, and at Llanwyny, Llanfair, and Llanardil near Llangofen * )
MONTGOMERYSHIRE
Aberhafesb, Gwynno or Gwynnog Berriew or Aber-rhyw, Beuno * Bettws, Beuno Carno, St, John the Baptist Castell Caer-Einion, Garmon or St. Germamus Cemmaes, Tydecho Chirbury in the County of Salop, (Its Chapels are in the County of Montgomery) St. Michael * Church Stoke, St. Nicholas * Forden * Hissington * Montgomery, St. Nicholas * Snead Crugeon, a Chapel to Alberbury (St. Michael) in the County of Salop Darowain, Tudur * Llanbrynmair, St. Mary * Talerddig Chapel Guilsfield or Cegidfa, Aelhaiarn * Llanfechan Hirnant, Illog Kerry or Ceri, St. Michael * Gwernygo Chapel Llanddinam, Llonio * Benhaglog Chapel Llandrinio, Trinio * Llandyssilio, Tyssilio * Melverley * New Chapel, Holy Trinity Llandyssul, Tyssul Llaneurfyl, Eurfyl Llanfair Caer-Einion, St. Mary * Cilyrych Chapel Llanfechain, Garmon or St. Germanus Llanfihangel y Gwynt, St. Michael Llanfyllin, Myllin Llangadfan, Cadfan Llangurig, Curig Llangynog, Cynog Llangynyw, Cynyw Llanidloes, Idloes Llanllwchaiarn, Llwchaiarn * Llanymerewig, Llwchaiam Llanlugan or Llanllugyrn, Tyssilio afterwards St. Mary Llansanffraid in Mechain, Ffraid Llanwnog, Gwynno or Gwynnog Llanwrin, Ust and Dyfnig * Penegos or Penegwest * Cadfarch Machynllaith, St. Peter Llanwyddelan, Gwyddelan Manafon, St. Michael * Dolgynfelyn Chapel Meifod, Gwyddfarch * Do. Tyssilio * Do. St. Mary Moughtre or Mochdref, All Saints Newtown, St. Mary Pennant Melangell, Melangell Penystrywad, Gwrhai Trefeglwys, St. Michael Tregynon, Cynon Welshpool, Cynfelyn afterwards St. Mary * Buttington in the County of Salop, All Saints (For Llanwddin, see Llanrhaiadr in Mocbnant, Denbighshire} and for Mallwyd and Garthbeibio, see Llan ym Mawddwy, Merionethshire * )
PEMBROKESHIRE
Ambleston or Tref Amlod, St. Mary Amroth, Elidyr Angle or Nangle, St. Mary Bayvil, St. Andrew Begelly or Bugeli * Williamston * Reynoldston Bosheston or Stackpool Boscher, St. Michael * St. Goven's Chapel, Gofen Boulston Burton Camros, Ismael Carew, St. John the Baptist * Redbert CasUe Beith, St. Michael Castle Martin, St. Michael * Flimston Cilgerran, Llawddog * Capel Bach in the Castle, Clarbeston, St. Martin Clydai, Clydai Cosheston, St. Michael Crinow Cronwear, Elidyr Dale, St. James Dinas, Brynach Eglwys Erw, Cristiolus * Pencelli Chapel Frey strop Grandston, St. Catherine Gumfreston Haroldston East, Ismael Haroldston West, Madog Hasguard, St. Peter Haverford West, St. Mary * Do. St: Thomas * Do. St. Martin Hays Castle or Castell yr Haidd, St. Mary * Forde Chapel Henry's Moat or Castell Harri, St. Bernard Herbrandston, St. Mary Hodgeston Hubberston, St. David Jeffreyston, St. Oswald Johnston Jordanston or Tref Iwerddon Lambston or Lammerston Lampeter Velfrey or Llanbedr Felffre, St. Peter Lamphey or Llandyfei, Tyfei Lawrenny, Caradog Letterston or Treletert, St. Giles, Llanfair Nant y Gof, St. Mary Little Newcastle, St. Peter Llanddewi Felffre, St. David * Llandeilo Llwyngwaddan, Teilo Henllan Llandeilo, Teilo Llandeloi or Llandylwyf Llanfihangel Penbedw, St. Michael * Capel Colman, St. Colman Llanfyrnach, Brynach, A Chapel in ruins Llangolman, St. Colman Llangwm Llanhywel Llanrheithion Llanrhian, Rhian Llanstadwel, Tudwal Llanstinan, Stinan or St. Justinian Llantwyd or Lantwood, Itttyd Llanuchllwydog, St. David * Llanychaer, St. David * Llanllawern Llanust, Ust * Llanfartin, St. Martin * Capel Llanjihangel, St. Michael; all included in the modern parish of Fishguard, St. Mary * Llanwnda, Gwyndaf Llan y Cefn Llawhaden, Llanhuadain, or Llanaeddan, Aeddan * Bletherston * St. Mary''s Chapel Llys y Fran, Meilyr Loveston Ludchurch or Eglwys Lwyd, Elidyr Maenclochog, St. Mary, Maenor Byr or Manorbeer, St. James Maenor Deifi, St. David * Bridell, St. David * Cilfywyr Chapel Maenor Owain or Maenor leuan, St. Mary Marloes, St. Peter Martletwy, St. Marcellus * Coed Canlas, St. Mary Mathri or Merthyri, The Holy Martyrs Melinau, Dogfael Minwear Monington or Eglwys Wytliwr, St. Nicholas Morfil, St. John the Baptist Moylgrove or Trewyddel Mynachlog Ddu, Dogfael Narberth, St. Andrew * Robeston Wathan * Mounton or Monkton Templeton Nash * Upton Nefern, Brynach * Cilgwyn, St. Mary New Moat, St. Nicholas Newport, St. Mary Newton Nolton or Knowelton, Madog * Druidston Chapel Pembroke, St. Nicholas, alias Monktoiji * Do. St. Mary * Do. St. Michael * St. Daniel's Chapel, Deiniol * St. Anne's Chapel St. Mary Magdalen'' s Do Penaly * A Chapel in Caldey Island or Ynys Pyr Penrhydd, Cristiolus * Castellan Pontfaen, St. Bernard Prendergast, St. David Pimcheston or Castell Mal, St. Mary PwUcrochan, St. Mary Robeston or Robertston West Roch, St. Mary * Two Chapels in ruins Rosecrowther or Rhos Gylyddwr, Degeman or St. Decumanus Rosemarket, Ismael Rudbaxton, St. Michael * St. Catherine's Chapel * St. Leonard's Do Slebech, St. John the Baptist Spittal, St. Mary Stackpool Elidyr or Cheriton, Elidyr and St. James Stainton, St. Cewyll afterwards St. Peter * A Chapel near Pille, Milford, St. Catherine St. Bride's, Ffraid or St. Bride * "The Chapel" St. David's Cathedral, St. David and St. Andrew * Whitchurch, St. David * Brawdy, St. David * Capel y Gwrhyd, St. David Capel Non, Non * Capel Padrig, St. Patrick * Capel y Pistyll Capel Stinan, St. Justinian * St. Mary's Chapel adjoining the Cathedral St. Dogmael's or Llandudoch, Dogfael afterwards St. Thomas St. Dogwel's, Dogfael St. Edren's or Llanedeyrn, Edeyrn St. Elveis or Llanailfyw, Ailfyw St. Florence St. Ishmael's, Ismael St. Issel's or Llanussyllt St. Laurence St. Nicholas St. Petrox or Llanbedrog, Pedrog St. Twinel's Talbenny, St. Mary Tenby, St. Mary * A Free Chapel, St. John the Baptist Trefgarn Uzmaston or Osmundeston, Ismael Walton East, St. Mary Walton West Walwyn's Castle * St. James Warren, St. Mary Whitchurch or Eglwys Wen, St. Michael * Llanfair Nantgwyli, St. Mary Wiston, or Castell Gwys, St. Mary Yerbeston, St. Laurence *
RADNORSHIRE
Aberedw, Cewydd * Llanfaredd, St. Mary Bleddfa, St. Mary Boughrood or Bochrwd, Cynog * Llanbedr Painscastle, St. Peter Bryngwyn, St. Michael Bugeildy, St. Michael * Velindre Chapel Casgob, St. Michael Cefn Llys, St. Michael Clyro, St. Michael * Bettws Clyro Cregruna or Craig Furuna, St. David * Llanbadarn y Garreg, Padarn * Llannon, Non Disei-tli, Cewydd * Bettws Diserth, St. Mary Gladestry or Llanfair Llethonw, St. David Glascwm, St. David * Colfa, St. David * Rhiwlen, St. David Knighton, St. Edward, a Chapel to Stow (St. Michael) in the County of Salop Llanbadarn Fawr, Padarn Llanbister, Cynllo * Llanbadarn Fynydd, Padarn * Llananno, Amo or Anno * Llanddewi Ystrad Enni, St. David * Llanfihangel Rhydeithon, St. Michael * Caerfaelog, Maelog * Llanfair Trellwydion, St. Mary * Abbey Cwm Hir, St. Mary Llandegle, St. Tecla * Llanifan, St. John Llandeilo Graban, Teilo Llandrindod anciently Llandduw, The Holy Trinity, Llanfaelog, Maelog Llanelwedd Llanfihangel Nant Melan, St. Michael Llangynllo, Cynllo * Pilleth, St. Mary * Llanhrynhir * And pro- bably Heyop, St. David * Whitton, St. David Llansanifraid in Elfael, Ffraid or St. Bridget Llanstephan or LlaiistyfFan, YstyfFan Llowes, Maelog or Meilig * Llanddewi Fach, St. David Michael-church upon Arrow or Llanfihangel y DyfFryn, St. Michael, a Chapel to Kington (St. Mary) in the County of Hereford Nantmel, Cynllo * Llanfihangel Helygen, St, Michael * Llanyre or Llanllyr yn Rhos, Llyr Forwyn * Rhayader Gwy, St. Clement * Pant yr Eglwys near Rhayader Newchurch, St. Mary New Radnor, ("There is an olde Churche stondynge now as a Chapell by the Castle * Not very farre thens is the new Paroche Churche buildyd by one William Bachefield and Flory his Wyfe * "- Leland * ) The Old Church * Do. The present Church, St. Mary Old Radnor, St. Stephen * Kinnerton, St. Mary * Ednal * Llaniago, St. James Presteign or Llanandreas, St. Andrew * Norton, St. Andrew * Discoed, St. Michael * Lingen in the County of Hereford, St. Michael * Kinshaai Ford in Do. By ton in Do. St. Mary St. Harmon's, Garmon or St. Germanus * Drysgol Chapel For Glasebury and Llansanffraid Cwramwd Deuddwr, see Glasebury and Llaugammarch, Brecknockshire *

Anglo-Saxon saints, to whom churches have been dedicated in Wales

Oswald, king of Northumbria; he died AD 642 * Jeffreyston, Pembrokeshire; and Oswestry, in the county of Salop but in the diocese of St. Asaph
Ina, king of Wessex; he died at Rome in the year 727, and is commemorated on the seventh of February * Llanina, Cardiganshire
Tecla, a female saint, born in England; abbess of the monastery of Kirzengen at Ochnafort in Germany * Obiit AD 750; comm * Oct * 15 * Llandegla, Denbighshire; and Llandegle, Radnorshire
Tetta, abbess of Winburn in Wessex about AD 750 * Llanddetty, Brecknockshire
Milburg, a virgin; abbess of Wenlock in Shropshire about the middle of the seventh century * Comm * February 23 * Llanfilo, Brecknockshire
Kenelm, king of Mercia and martyr * Obiit AD 819 * Rock- field, Monmouthshire
Edmund, king of the East Angles, murdered by the Danes AD 870; commemorated November 20 * Crickhowel, Brecknockshire
Edith or Editha -, Five Saxon saints of this name * Llanedy, Carmarthenshire
Edward, king and martyr, AD 979, Comm. February 18, March 18, and June 20, Do. king and confessor; Obiit AD 1066 Commemorated Jan. 5, and Oct. 13, Knighton, Radnorshire.

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