ISWE Bibliography

PhD Theses

Bethan Scorey, 'St Fagans Castle: its Architectural and Landscape History', �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2025). Supervised by Dr. Shaun Evans and Dr. Lowri Ann Rees; Examined by Dr. Ruth Larsen (Derby) and Dr. Euryn Roberts (Bangor).

Meinir Moncrieffe, ‘Projection and Perception: The Self-Fashioning of Sir John Wynn of Gwydir’, �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2024). Supervised by Dr. Shaun Evans and Dr. Euryn Roberts; Examined by Dr. Eryn White (Aberystwyth) and Dr. David Veevers (Bangor).

Mary Oldham, , �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2024). Supervised by Dr. Lowri Ann Rees and Dr. Shaun Evans; Examined by Prof. Annie Tindley (Newcastle) and Dr. Mari Wiliam (Bangor); Kindly sponsored by The Gregynog Trust.

Kayla Jones, , �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2023). Supervised by Dr. Shaun Evans, Dr. Steffan Thomas and Prof. Andrew Edwards; Examined by Dr. Ana-Maria Herman (Swansea) & Dr. Eben Muse (Bangor); Kindly sponsored by The Drapers’ Company.

Matthew Rowland, �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2023). Supervised by Dr. Shaun Evans and Dr. Karen Pollock; Examined by Dr. Ben Cowell (Historic Houses Association) and Dr. Lowri Ann Rees; Kindly sponsored by Y Werin Legacy Fund.

Sadie Jarrett, , Bangor Univesrity PhD Thesis (2021). Supervised by Prof. Huw Pryce & Dr. Shaun Evans; Examined by Prof. Richard Cust & Prof. Tony Claydon; Kindly Sponsored by The Rhug Estate.

Helen Williams-Ellis, , �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2020). Supervised by Prof. Jason Walford-Davies.

Siôn Jones, , �鶹AV PhD Thesis (2017). Supervised by Dr. Lowri Ann Rees.

Publications

2025

Shaun Evans, (Woodbridge, 2025).

Shaun Evans, ‘Antiquarianism, Ancestry and ‘‘Ancient Britons’’: Welsh Historical Consciousness, Cultural Patronage and the Identity of the Gentry, c.1800–1920’, in Rebecca Thomas, Sadie Jarrett and Katharine Olson (eds.), (Cardiff, 2025), pp. 271-98.

Shaun Evans, ‘Wales and the Country House: Reflections on Decline, Loss and Renewal’, in Miles Taylor and Christopher Ridgway (eds), , Proceedings of the British Academy 272 (2025), pp. 52-71.

2024

Robin Grove-White, ‘History in Miniature: Eight Centuries of a North Anglesey Estate’, Anglesey Antiquarian Society Transactions (2024), 1-23.

Sadie Jarrett, (Cardiff, 2024).

Hannah Jones, ‘Middleton Hall in the Landscape’, The Carmarthenshire Antiquary 60 (2024), 39-54.

2023

Adam Coward, ‘Connections between Welsh and Irish Landed Estates, c.1650–c.1920: A Preliminary Overview’, Welsh History Review 31:4 (2023), 549-579.

Shaun Evans, ‘‘‘An antient seat of a gentleman in Wales’’: The place of the plas in Thomas Pennant’s Tour in Wales (1778-83)’, in Christopher Ridgway and Terence Dooley (eds.), (Dublin, 2023), pp. 196-219.

Robin Grove-White, ‘On Becoming a Welsh Landowner’, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 29 (2023), 139-62.

Jerry Hunter, ‘Ond Mater Merch: Cywydd Llatai Troseddol Tomos Prys’, Llên Cymru 46, 1 (2023), 11-32.

Kayla Jones, Podlediad Penrhyn (2023).

Lowri Ann Rees (ed.), (South Wales Record Society, 2023).

Lowri Ann Rees, , Rural History 34:2 (2023), 262-277.

2022

Jon Dollery, Shaun Evans, Scott Lloyd and Julie Mathias, (RCAHMW, 2022).

Shaun Evans, , Welsh History Review 30:1 (2022), 17-54.

Shaun Evans, Tony McCarthy and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2022).

Shaun Evans, ‘‘‘The battle of the Welsh nation against landlordism’’: The Response of the North Wales Property Defence Association to the Welsh Land Question, c.1886-1896’ in Shaun Evans, Tony McCarthy and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2022), pp. 259-284.

Sara Fox, (National Botanic Garden of Wales, 2022).

Alex Ioannou, ‘Research methodologies for changing landscapes and places in flux’, in Fabian Neuhaus (ed.), , AMPS Proceedings Series 30 (University of Calgary, 28-30 June 2022), 257-67.

Mary Oldham, ‘Serving the Succession and Preserving the Patrimony: The Women of Gregynog to 1800 and Beyond’, Montgomeryshire Collections 110 (2022), 59-78.

Gwilym Owen and Nerys Llewelyn Jones, ‘The case for separate agricultural legislation for Wales’, in Shaun Evans, Tony McCarthy and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2022), pp. 190-210.

Gwilym Owen and Marie Parker-Jones, ‘Dillwyn v. Llewelyn – A fresh perspective on a misconceived approach’, Conveyancer and Property Lawyer (2022), 70-86.

2021

Shaun Evans, , The Carmarthen Antiquary 57 (2021), 76-89.

Robin Grove-White, ‘On a Tudor Welsh Lawyer and the Future of Britain’, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 26 (2020), 139-62.

Sadie Jarrett, , The Seventeenth Century 36: 1 (2021), 55-79.

Sadie Jarrett, ‘‘‘By reason of her sex and widowhood’’: An early modern Welsh gentlewoman in the Court of Star Chamber’, in K. J. Kesselring and Natalie Mears (eds.), (London, 2021), pp. 79-96.

2020

Robin Grove-White, (Anglesey Antiquarian Society, 2020).

Sadie Jarrett, , Welsh History Review 30: 2 (2020), 206-32.

2019

Shaun Evans, ‘Gruffudd Hiraethog, Heraldic Display and the “five courts” of Mostyn: Projecting Status, Honour and Authority in sixteenth-century Wales’, in Fiona Robertson and Peter Lindfield (eds.), The Display of Heraldry: The Heraldic Imagination in Arts and Culture (The Heraldry Society, 2019), pp. 116-133.

Shaun Evans, Sarah Higgins and Julie Mathias, Archives and Records: The Journal of the Archives and Records Association, Special Issue on ‘Estate Archives’, 40:1 (2019).

Shaun Evans and Elen Wyn Simpson, , Archives and Records: The Journal of the Archives and Records Association 40:1 (2019), 37-54.

Julie Mathias, Shaun Evans and Gwilym Owen, , Archives and Records: The Journal of the Archives and Records Association 40:1 (2019), 86-109.

Gwilym Owen and Peter Foden, At Variance: The Penrhyn Entail (Welsh Legal History Society, 2019).

Einion Wyn Thomas, ‘Keepers, Pheasants, Poachers, Religion and Politics: The Rhiwlas Estate, Bala’ in Terence Dooley and Christopher Ridgway (eds.), (Dublin, 2019).

2018

Mary Chadwick and Shaun Evans, ‘‘‘Ye Best Tast of Bookes & Learning of Any Other Country Gentn”: The Library of Thomas Mostyn of Gloddaith, c.1676-1692’ in Annika Bautz and James Gregory (eds.), , (London, 2018), pp. 87-103.

Shaun Evans, , Welsh History Review 29:2 (2018), 218-253.

Shaun Evans, ‘‘‘Between two interests”: Pennant A. Lloyd’s agency of the Penrhyn estate, 1860-77’, in Lowri Ann Rees, Ciaran J. Reilly and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2018), pp. 184-201.

Lowri Ann Rees, Ciaran J. Reilly and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2018).

Lowri Ann Rees, ‘Frustrations and fears: the impact of the Rebecca Riots on the land agent in Carmarthenshire, 1843’, in Lowri Ann Rees, Ciaran J. Reilly and Annie Tindley (eds.), (Edinburgh, 2018), pp. 153-67.

Lowri Ann Rees, ‘“I serve my God, and I fear not man”: The Rebecca Riots and a female landowner’s response to Welsh Rural Protest, 1843-44’, in Terence Dooley, Maeve O’Riordan and Christopher Ridgway (eds.), (Dublin, 2018).

Lowri Ann Rees, ‘Hughes, John / Jac Tŷ Isha (1819-1905)’, in Keith Gildart and David Howell (eds.), (Basingstoke, 2018).

2017

Gwilym Owen and Demot Cahill, , Irish Jurist 58 (2017), 153-83.

Gwilym Owen and Dermot Cahill, , Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium 37 (2017), 217-50.

Lowri Ann Rees,, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 45:2 (2017), 165-187.

2016

Jerry Hunter, ‘The Red Sword, the Sickle and the Author’s Revenge: Welsh Literature and Conflict in the Seventeenth Century’, Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium 36 (2016), 1-29.

2015

Shaun Evans and Robert Tittler, , The British Art Journal 16: 2 (2015), 24-29.

Shaun Evans, ‘St. Winifred’s Well, Office-holding and the Mostyn Family interest: Negotiating the Reformation in Flintshire, c.1570-1642’,&�Բ��;Flintshire Historical Society Journal 40 (2015), 41-72.

2014

Huw Pryce and Gwilym Owen, , Journal of Legal History 35:2 (2014), 172-99.

2013

Lowri Ann Rees, ‘Might and Spite: The former Middleton Hall estate’ in H. V. Bowen (ed.), (Llandysul, 2013).