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Harwood's Diary, containing an Almanac for 1853 ..., with entries and accounts, almost entirely in shorthand, by William Thomas, Congregational minister, Capel Isaac, Mynydd-bach, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire. The accounts relate to the receipt of church collections, subscriptions to the church, etc., the payment of pew rents, the receipt of property rents, the purchase of books, periodicals and newspapers, the purchase of clothes, the payment for board, monetary loans to individuals, etc. At the end of the volume are brief accounts of quarterly and other meetings and services at Penybanc, near Llandeilo, at Capel y Maen, Gwynfe, at Ebenezer [Llangybi] and Llanfair Clydogau and at Capel Als, Llanelli.
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English, Welsh.
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Preferred citation: 184A.
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- Capel Mynydd-Bach (Llandeilo, Wales) -- Accounting (Subject)
- Siloh (Church : Penybanc, Llandeilo, Wales) -- Records and correspondence (Subject)
- Capel y Maen (Gwynfe, Wales) -- Records and correspondence (Subject)
- Ebenezer (Church : Llanfair Clydogau & Llangybi, Wales) -- Records and correspondence (Subject)
- Capel Als (Llanelli, Wales) -- Records and correspondence (Subject)
- Thomas, William, Rev., Mynydd Bach -- Diaries (Subject)
- Thomas, William, Rev., Mynydd Bach (Subject)