clwyd was the former welsh county replaced by denbighshire and flintshire.
clwyd was the former welsh county replaced by denbighshire and flintshire.
former welsh county replaced by denbighshire and flintshire?
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cloyd is the anglicized form of the welsh clwyd, referring to the river clwyd in northeast wales.









































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bullet::::- clwyd, the former welsh county named for the river









































bullet::::- flintshire, the english name of the same area which was known as clwyd in welsh









































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bullet::::- cloyd boyer (born 1927), former right-handed pitcher and pitching coach in major league baseball









































bullet::::- cloyd head (1886–1969), chicago playwright and theatrical director born in oak park, illinois









































bullet::::- cloyd h. marvin (1889–1969), longest serving president of george washington university, and the then-youngest american university president
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when the ta was doubled in size just before world war ii, 241 medium bty transferred to 69th (carnarvon & denbigh yeomanry) medium regiment, which served in the battle of france, the middle east, italy and . after the war the regiment underwent a number of amalgamations until in 1967 it became q (denbighshire and caernarvonshire yeomanry) bty in the flintshire and denbighshire yeomanry, ra. in 1971 it was reformed as infantry, forming b (flintshire and denbighshire yeomanry) company in 3rd battalion, royal welsh fusiliers. the denbighshire yeomanry lineage was discontinued from 1999 to 2013, when a new 398 (flintshire & denbighshire yeomanry) transport squadron, royal logistics corps, was formed in the army reserve.
1st carnarvonshire artillery volunteers