National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Erection of a memorial tablet in memory of Lord Trevor and replacing of the existing coloured tiles of the Chancel floor with oak lock flooring, 15 February 1927.

Brass memorial tablet,

SA/RF32/21.
File
1938-1939.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Erection of a brass tablet by Lord Trevor in memory of his two sisters and brother, 27 April 1939.

Oak altar rail,

SA/RF32/16.
File
1928.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Erection of oak altar rails in the Parish Church, 29 February 1928.

Cross in churchyard,

SA/RF32/20.
File
1934.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Erection of a Churchyard Cross in memory of Mr Darlington of Black Park, 17 July 1934.

Credence table,

SA/RF32/22.
File
1946.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Placing of a memorial credence table in the Sanctuary of the Parish Church, 18 June 1946.

Re-glaze window,

SA/RF32/24.
File
1951-1952.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Re-glazing of the window on the South side of the Parish Church with clear leaded glazing in rectangular quarries, 27 March 1952.

Installation of electricity,

SA/RF32/14.
File
1924.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Installation of electricity in the Parish Church, 28 August 1924.

Extension to the Vestry,

SA/RF32/18.
File
1928.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Extension of the Vestry in the Parish Church, 28 August 1928.

Reservation of grave spaces,

SA/RF32/19.
File
1929.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Reservation of two grave spaces in the parish churchyard to Mr S Davies, Minydon, Chirk, 14 September 1929.

Chirk Castle Pew,

SA/RF32/17.
File
1926-1927.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Alteration of the square pew known as the Chirk Castle Pew and its replacment by three seats, 16 August 1927.

Removal of stone tracery of North wall window and replace glass,

SA/RF32/23.
File
1949-1950, 1952.

Part of St. Asaph Diocesan Records

Removal of the stone tracery in the west end window on the northwall of the Parish Church and the glass at present in the said window and to substitute therefore tracery of Stoveton Stone land clear glass in rectangular quarries and to place coloured glass in the upper portion of the said window, 26 April 1950.

Trevor Mausoleum,