Amlwch Church and Mona Mine Dispute Papers 1793- 20th century

Bayly Henry 1744-1812

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Warren, John, 1730-1800

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Amlwch (Parish: Wales)

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Parys Mountain (Anglesey, Wales)

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Williams, Thomas, 1737-1802

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John Warren, Bishop of Bangor, Amlwch Churchwardens and Mona Mine Company representatives

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The town of Amlwch, situated on the north eastern corner of Anglesey, north Wales, grew with the development of copper mining on nearby Parys Mountain, at its height the most productive copper mine in the world. Copper was rediscovered at Parys Mountain between 1761 and 1768 on the estate of Sir Nicholas Bayly (1707-1782) of Plas Newydd, who owned Cerrig-y-bleiddia Farm, on the east of the hill and also had a share in Parys Farm on the western part. A legal dispute betwe...

Mona Mine Company (Anglesey, Wales)

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