. <\/em><\/strong>Volumes 48\u201390 inclusive. These volumes can be downloaded as text and are searchable.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nDigitized by the National Library of Wales. NLW have no plans to extend their coverage at the present time.<\/p>\n
C. The last (C<\/strong>) are\u00a0article titles<\/strong> only – Volumes 1\u2013110. See below.<\/p>\nTitles of main articles in volumes 1 (1869) to 110 (2022)<\/h3>\n
2022, volume 110\u00a0 (published March 2022)<\/strong><\/p>\nStrata Marcella revisited: survey and recording 2011- 2021\u00a0by Nigel W. Jones, Richard Hankinson and Robert J. Silvester<\/em><\/p>\nMedieval Petitions from Mid Wales and the Shropshire Border 1249-1377\u00a0by John Davies, Brian Mills and Karin Thompson<\/em><\/p>\nTrelydan, an Historic Township in Montgomeryshire\u00a0by late E. H. C. Davies and P. G. Barton with contributions by M. Ll. Chapman<\/em><\/p>\nServing the Succession and Preserving the Patrimony : The Women of Gregynog to 1800 and Beyond\u00a0by Mary Oldham<\/em><\/p>\nThree Eighteenth-Century Surveys of the Parishes in the County of Montgomeryshire\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nThe Changing Face of Caersws – A Social History\u00a0by Kate McCaffrey<\/em><\/p>\nThree Suffragette Sisters from Montgomery\u00a0by Ryland Wallace<\/em><\/p>\nMajor David Davies MP and the Great War\u00a0by J. Graham Jones<\/em><\/p>\nLocal Records pertaining to The Black Death\u00a0by the Editor<\/em><\/p>\nTy yn y Nos in Manafon\u00a0by David Hall<\/em><\/p>\nThe Woollen Industry in Manafon after 1800\u00a0 by David Hall<\/em>\u00a0<\/p>\n2021 volume 109 (published June 2021)<\/strong><\/p>\nCedewain in the thirteenth century: from Maredudd ap Rhobert to the end of native rule\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nDolforwyn Castle and its Demesne 1329-1331\u00a0by P. G. Barton<\/em><\/p>\nChristmas at the Court of Dafydd ap Cadwaladr at Bachelldre near Montgomery in the Mid-Fourteenth Century\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nA Window onto Fifteenth Century Powys: Cyfeiliog on the Accession of John, second Lord Tiptoft. Part 2 by Michael Gibbon<\/em><\/p>\nThe Jodrells of Llanwyddelan\u00a0by P. G. Barton<\/em><\/p>\nA New Church for Newtown: the Building of St David’s by Edward Parry<\/em><\/p>\nThe Wynns of Wynnstay and their Llwydiarth Inheritance: Part 2\u00a0by Emyr Williams<\/em><\/p>\nThe Parish of Dolanog: The Early Years\u00a0by Roger Brown<\/em><\/p>\nBefore Lake Vyrnwy – the Victorian Reservoir Plans for Montgomeryshire\u00a0by Richard Church<\/em><\/p>\nRemaking Nations and their Histories: The Social, Political and Intellectual World of the Early Powysland Club\u00a0by Neil Evans<\/em><\/p>\nThree Years in Welshpool 1891-1893\u00a0by Roger Brown<\/em><\/p>\nThe State of Montgomeryshire Schools in 1944\u00a0by D. W. Hall<\/em><\/p>\nRecord:\u00a0 Extent of Arwystli 1307 . . .<\/p>\n
Record:\u00a0 Indenture of a Sale by Richard Davies of Welshpool to Margaret James of Newchurch of Lands in Pennsylvania, 1682 . . .<\/p>\n
2020 volume 108 (published June 2020)<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Mottes of the Upper Cain and Tanat River Valleys\u00a0by John Davies, Karin Thompson, Brian Mills and Sylvia Bestwick<\/em><\/p>\n‘The Mottes of the Upper Cain and Tanat River Valleys’ a critique\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nThe Making of a Welsh Lordship: the Mysterious Case of Cedewain\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nArwystli Is Coed and Arwystli Uwch Coed: The Courts of Pen-prys and Talgarth\u00a0by John Hughes<\/em><\/p>\nA Window onto Fifteenth-Century Powys: Cyfeiliog on the Accession of John, Second Lord Tiptoft\u00a0by Michael Gibbon<\/em><\/p>\nFarming before the Act of Union\u00a0by David Hall<\/em><\/p>\nThe Wynns of Wynnstay and their\u00a0 Llwydiarth Inheritance: Part 1\u00a0by E. W. Williams<\/em><\/p>\nThe Welshpool and Montgomeryshire Estates of Gilbert Jodrell, Esquire\u00a0by P. G. Barton\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nIsaac Messeder and the Survey of an Eighteenth-Century Montgomeryshire Estate\u00a0by Robert J. Silvester<\/em><\/p>\nThe Forden Royal Coat of Arms\u00a0by R. L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nMontgomery and Area Parish Magazine 1892-94\u00a0by R. L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nClement Davies, the Liberal Party of Wales and the Parliament for Wales Campaign, 1950-56\u00a0by J. Graham Jones<\/em><\/p>\n2019 volume 107 (published July 2019)<\/strong><\/p>\nA Study of the Domesday Survey of the Vale of Montgomery and Neighbouring Areas by John Davies, Karin Thompson, Sylvia Bestwick, Sue Harrison-Stone and Pat Ferguson\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nDomesday Benehale: A Lost Manor in the Camlad Valley by John Davies\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nThe Medieval Powys Warhorse by P. G. Barton\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nThe Vaughans of Llwydiarth and their Tradition of Patronage by E. W. Williams\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nThe Vaughans of Llwydiarth in Early-Seventeenth-Century Politics in Montgomeryshire by the late E. R. Morris\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nWilliam Washbourne, Sheriff of Montgomeryshire in 1631 by M. Ll. Chapman\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nFamily and Household Size in Montgomeryshire c.<\/em>1681 by Colin Thomas\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nPowis Castle Kitchen Garden: Death and Rebirth by Rachael Jones<\/em><\/p>\nReverend Richard Pughe 1793-1858: Remembered in Verse by his Son\u00a0by Richard Church<\/em><\/p>\nThe Transformation of Montgomeryshire Churches in the Nineteenth Century: Part 2, The Anglican Revival: Restoration and Rebuilding by Edward Parry\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nThe Buttington Stone Quarries and the Lloyd Family by Brian Poole\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nDavid Davies MP, Llandinam, the \u2018People\u2019s Budget\u2019 and the General Elections of 1910 by J. Graham Jones\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n\u2018A dear friend, and a loyal and devoted member of the League\u2019: Alix Minnie Clark and the women\u2019s suffrage movement in Montgomeryshire by Ryland Wallace\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n\u2018The sky above the trees\u2019: Beacon Ring Memorial Plantation, Montgomeryshire William J. Britnell\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nA Special Gravestone by Roger L. Brown\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n2018 volume 106 (published July 2018)<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Ford of Montgomery\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nA Treaty too Far: The impact of the Treaty of Montgomery on Llywelyn ap Gruffudd’s Principality of Wales\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nHistorians and the Treaty\u00a0by Huw Pryce<\/em><\/p>\nThe Battle of Maes Moydog 1295\u00a0by Peter Barton<\/em><\/p>\nMadog’s Raid 1332\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nLewis ap John of Llangurig, a notorious outlaw\u00a0by Murray Chapman<\/em><\/p>\nMartinus Grundman (c.1625-c.1665) of Welshpool and Llandyssil\u00a0by Frazer Thomas<\/em><\/p>\nAngels and Profligates: Woosnams, Proctors and the Aberhafesp Estate (1675-1905)\u00a0by Rachael Jones<\/em><\/p>\nSalter, a Family of Printers 1788-1878\u00a0by Frazer Thomas\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nManafon Enclosures (1796-\u00a0 )\u00a0by David Hall<\/em><\/p>\nBog-Oak, Rubstones and the Sheffield Warming Company: Tregynon Church and the Victorian Gothic Revival\u00a0by John Morgan-Guy<\/em><\/p>\nSome aspects of the Parish Clergy of Montgomeryshire at the Census of 1911\u00a0by Peter Meurig Jones<\/em><\/p>\nLlwynygog Forest Village\u00a0by Brian Poole<\/em><\/p>\nEmlyn Hooson, the Devolution Debate and the General Election of May 1979\u00a0by J. Graham Jones<\/em><\/p>\n2017 volume 105 (published July 2017)<\/strong><\/p>\nA Possible Date for the Origins of the\u00a0Historia Divae Monacellae by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nThe Military Career of William de la Pole 1293-1305\u00a0by P. G. Barton<\/em><\/p>\nAlan Charlton of Apley, Shropshire, Brother of John Charlton, Baron de la Pole\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nMachynlleth on the Eve of the Glyndwr Revolt\u00a0by Michael Gibbon<\/em><\/p>\nTy Uchaf, a Seventeenth-Century Farmhouse at Cwm Llech, Pennant Melangell\u00a0by Nigel W. Jones and Robert J. Silvester<\/em><\/p>\nEarly Catholicism in Welshpool Related in Contemporary Letters\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nThe Transformatiion of Montgomeryshire Churches in the Nineteenth Century: Part I, Dissent and Dilapidation\u00a0by Edward Parry<\/em><\/p>\nOwen Alexander Nares\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nAnnals of the Powysland Club: ‘Old Papers and Memoranda Connected with Bygone Times’\u00a0by Rachael Jones<\/em><\/p>\nThe Welshpool Mummy\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nThe Railway Bridge Department at Caersws\u00a0by Brian Poole<\/em><\/p>\nHigh Fliers: More on the History of Montgomeryshire Races\u00a0by Heather Hidden<\/em><\/p>\nWelshpool Memorabilia<\/p>\n
2016 volume 104 (published July 2016)<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Powysland Club’s\u00a0Lle Hanes<\/em> at the National Eisteddfod, Meifod, August 2015\u00a0by the Editor<\/em><\/p>\nA Possible Glimpse of Annals from Strata Marcella: Events at Welshpool, 1196 by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nOwen of Montgomery: Priest, King’s Clerk and Military Officer by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nThe Inquisitions Post Mortem of Gruffudd ab Owain, 1309\/10\u00a0by P. G. Barton<\/em><\/p>\nA Consideration of Enclosure In Cyfeiliog\u00a0by Wendy Morgan<\/em><\/p>\nMontgomeryshire Timber for the Navy: Admiral Rodney and the Gould and Withy Families by R. G. Gilson<\/em><\/p>\nMontgomeryshire Alehouse Recognizances 1743-52\u00a0by Bryn Ellis<\/em><\/p>\nLengthening Odds: A History of the Montgomeryshire Races\u00a0by Rachael Jones<\/em><\/p>\nJohn Blackwell, Thomas Richards and Berriew School\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nThe Newtown Clerical Association 1876-1877\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\nRobert Gittins, ‘The talented shopkeeper of Dolanog’\u00a0by Valerie Church<\/em><\/p>\nThe Air Ministry Shadow Factory at Newtown: The Lion Works\u00a0by Brian Poole<\/em><\/p>\nA Legal Document from the Lordship of Bausley\u00a0by S. W. Jones<\/em><\/p>\n2015 volume 103 (published July 2015)<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Meifod Cross-slab: Origin and Context\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\nLlanymynech Hill\u00a0by Nigel Jones and Richard Hankinson<\/em><\/p>\nA Survey of Cyfeiliog made for Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester. Part 4: Freeholders in the parishes of Llanbrynmair and Cemais\u00a0by Michael Gibbon<\/em><\/p>\nConsolidation and Land Tenure in Penegoes 1583-1715: the Contrasting Fortunes of Two Families\u00a0by Wendy Morgan<\/em><\/p>\nMontgomery Gaol in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries\u00a0by Bryn Ellis<\/em><\/p>\nPenstrowed Quarry, Montgomeryshire\u00a0by Brian Poole<\/em><\/p>\nMajor David Davies and the Coalition Government of 1918-22\u00a0by J. Graham Jones<\/em><\/p>\nDaniel Nihil\u00a0by Roger L. Brown<\/em><\/p>\n2014 volume 102 (published July 2014)<\/strong><\/p>\nExcavations on the site of the former Welshpool Smithfield and the Welshpool Roman Burial\u00a0by Nigel W. Jones and Adam Gwillt<\/em><\/p>\nArchaeological Excavation adjacent to St Llwchaiarn’s Churchyard, Llanmerewig,2012\u00a0by Kevin Blockley<\/em><\/p>\nThe Slaying of Alexander Middleton in Montgomery Church, 30 October 1326: a Medieval Murder in its Context\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nJohn of Montgomery, ‘The Admiral’\u00a0by John Davies<\/em><\/p>\nThe Medieval Borough of Caersws: Origins and Decline\u00a0by David Stephenson<\/em><\/p>\n
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<\/a>The first issue of the Collections<\/em> appeared in 1868 and a special volume 100 was published in 2012. The original aim was to include \u2014\u00a0 \u2018a Monasticon, an Ecclesiasticon, a Castellarium, a Mansionarium, a Villare and a Parochiale, a Chartularium, an Obituarium, an Ordinary of Arms, an Itinerarium, traditions, folk lore and ballads\u2019.<\/p>\n