Papers testifying to the interest taken by Mr Neil Baynes in the antiquarian history of Anglesey Refers to gold armlets secured by the B.M. in 1849, the Plas Newydd cromlech, The Cyndal, Dindryfol and Cremlyn stones, also the leaning stone at Tregwehelyth by Presaddfed; matters of measurement, orientation, etc. Mr Neil Baynes was brother-in-law to the late Lord Boston, a Fellow of the society of Antiquaries, a zealous supporter of Anglesey Antiquarian Society, and a frequent contributor to its "Transactions". He is still alive (1942) and keeps up a fruitful interest in the county's history and development 1910