All Saints
Gresford
Aelhaearn
Llanaelhaearn
Aelrhiw
Rhiw
Allgo
Llanallgo
Asa
Cwm
Beuno
Beuno is perhaps one of the best known of the North Welsh saints, being Winefride’s uncle, and closely linked with the dramatic story of her restoration to life at Holywell. Beuno is a particulalrly peripatetic saint; having begun life in southern Wales and moved first north and then west beyond caernarfon. In doing so he left behind a trail of wells at::
Gwyddelwern Holywell
Tremeirchion Aberffraw
Clynnog Fawr
Catherine
Gresford
Celynin
Llangelyin
Ceinwen
Cerrigceinwen
Collen
Llangollen
Cynfran
Llysfaen
Cyngar
Hope
Cystennin
Llangystennin
Cybi
Llangybi
Ddeuno
Broughton
Digain
Llangernyw
Dwynwen
Llanddwyn
Dyfnog
Llanrhaeadr
Garmon
Llanarmon-yn-Ial
Capel Garmon
Gwenfaen
Rhoscolyn
Ifan
Cerrigydrudion
Mael y Sulien
Cwm
Marchell (Marcella)
Denbigh
Mary
Ffynnon Fair, St Mary’s Well, is sometimes regarded as a default name for a Holy well. The name is often given to a well with a reputation for healing when not dedicated to a particular local saint. It has been said that whenever there was a Ffynnon Fair in a parish then water would be taken from that well for use in baptism, although other saints wells were also regularly used for this purpose.
Ysceifiog
Meliden
Llanrhos
Bryncroes
Cefn Meiriadog
Mary Magdalene
Cerrigydrudion
Michael
Michael Caerwys Cilcain
Mordeyrn
Nantglyn
Peter
Rossett
Peris
Nant Peris
Plegmund
Mickle Trafford, Cheshire
Seriol
Penmon
Sulien
Corwen
Tegla
Llandegla
Trillo
Llandrillo yn Rhos (Rhos on Sea)
Llansannan
Tudwen
Llandudwen
Winefride
Holywell
