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The National Library of Wales is considered as the premier source for all Welsh genealogical research.
Our unparalleled resources include parish registers, probate records, nonconformist chapel records, estate papers, maps, photographs, drawings, paintings, pedigree books and much more.
Information sessions are held on the following subjects:
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