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Rural District Councils - Teifiside - Introduction

ACC. 22, 33, 36, 39, 44

Ref: TER

Records of the Teifiside Rural District Council deposited

in the Cardiganshire Record Office by The Chief Executive,

Ceredigion District Council, 4 August, 2 October, 13

November, 21 November, 27 November 1975.

Teifiside Rural District Council was created on 2 February

1934, under the provisions of the Local Government Act,

1929, section 46, and comprised thirteen parishes which had

previously formed the rural districts of Cardigan and

Llandyssul. The parishes were: Aberporth (including part

of Blaenporth), Bettws Evan (including part of Blaenporth

and part of Troedyraur), Brongwyn, Llandyfriog (including

Llanfair Treflygen), Llandygwydd, Llandyssul, Llangoedmore

(including Tremain and part of Llechryd), Llangranog,

Llangunilo, Orllwyn Teifi (including Bangor, Henllan and

Llanfair Orllwyn), Penbryn, Troedyraur and Verwig (including

Mount, part of Llangranog and part of Tremain).

The records were formerly listed as SRD/3.

TER/HI/4/2-3 were transferred from the National Library of

Wales with the Aberystwyth RDC records in August 1983.

(ACC. 376).

The records have been arranged and described as follows:

TER/HE: Records of the Medical Officer of Health.

TER/HI Records of the RDC Surveyor.

TER/SE Minutes of the Council and records of the

clerk to the Council.

TER/TR Financial records: accounting and rating

papers.

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