Caernarvonshire
Americannoun
noun
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Among the mountains of Caernarvonshire none are more gloomy and precipitous than the dark sister Glydirs Fawr and Bach.
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Thomas Williams was a native of Caernarvonshire, and received an University education at Oxford.
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He became rector of Llangelynin, in Caernarvonshire, and prebendary of Brecon.
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John Evans, an adventurous young man of Caernarvonshire, who, about the year 1790, went to America, with a view of discovering the Welsh Indians, or descendants of Madog and his followers.
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David Jones of Trevriw, in Caernarvonshire, a poet who flourished from about the year 1750 to 1780.
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