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Melita Biggs, Weymouth
A truly beautiful place, my mother visited many times in the 20s and 30s, I actually got there in the 60s.If you have a history page the following may be of use. David Davies was the vet living at Vaedre and "uncle" Eddie and "aunt" Annie (Davies)were at Frongelli, our link? John Lloyd Jones, the uncle of Annie, I remember writing the Christmas cards for John's widow (he died in 1944) to Willie James and Delia Smith. Eric and Annie had three children, Mary, Eric and Alun. Eddie started his business in fruit selling with the £100 he got when he was discharged from the forces.
Tue Mar 9 19:18:55 2010
Suzanne Hughes-Owen
Message for Kath Fennig.MelkshamRe photo of gt gt Aunt with donkey in Lincoln Street. Contact me, we have a lively local history society and I lived in Lincoln Street and I think I might have the same photo.
Sat Feb 27 11:57:15 2010
N Herbert, Bracknell
My father was born in Talgarreg and I believe my great grandfather lived in the Old Mill in Llandysul. Does it still exist and are there pictures of it?
Wed Oct 14 09:22:35 2009
Kath fenning,Melksham,wiltshire
My family lived in Llandysul in the 1700s &1800s and there might be some left there.They were hauliers using donkeys to deliver coal and goods their name was James.I have a photo of Elizabeth James gt gt Aunt with donkey in Lincoln st.Would grateful of any info of the James.Some are buried in the church there.I've been to Llanyssul a fews times it's a lovely place.
Mon May 18 10:15:49 2009
Rees - Bideford Devon
I am led to believe that my family come from Llandysul?? Grandfather Sumuel Rees & late Father John Rees??
Tue Jan 13 09:50:39 2009
Sally, llandysul
Pat from Aberdare, yes it exists, my friend lives there
Mon Nov 10 16:45:31 2008
Rachel, 11, Burry port
Our school went to Llandysul, long barn for 2 days, recently! It rocked! Everyone was so friendly! I could live there!
Fri Jun 13 09:13:37 2008
Pat George o Aberdar
We have a letter written in the early 1900's, and would like to know if 2, Marble Terrace still exists, as this is the address on the letter. The letter was written to a cousin, but only two pages still exist and so we have no signature.
Wed Jun 11 20:57:36 2008
Sharon
Hi I have found out that my gggggg grandad Maurice Arthur came fron Llandysul in 1776. I was wondering if there are any Arthur's still in the town or if you have records in your church that I could come and see. I have never visited but am thinking of making a trip. Any help would be great. Thank you
Mon May 12 08:41:52 2008
Lola
I live in Llandysul and I'd never move from here, I've been here about 9 years and now I have children I know this is the most beautiful place to bring them up in.Llandysul is just home!
Sun Oct 28 09:49:22 2007
Casey
Hey Mick.The beeches is ok and the people there are friendly and it is quite quiet.You should come and visit. I live in the Beeches and it's cool, everyone's kind and friendly and I've lived there all my life and I know everyone there and I know it like the back of my hand.
Tue Sep 18 10:39:59 2007
Grant, Llanarth
I used to live in Llandysul (Pontwely) in the 70s. Great fishing in the Teifi, Disco's in Tysul Hall (Menerva Mobile Music), also we played Snooker in the hall (Ray Reardon played there once), sat on Bradford Square with the Boys (you know who you are).
Mon Aug 6 09:14:17 2007
Rhodri
I go to Dyffryn Teifi school in Llandysul and the village is good.
Sun Jun 24 19:30:12 2007
Arwel
I will be going to Dyffryn Teifi school after the summer holidays and looking forward as well because Llandysul is the best!
Sun Jun 24 19:23:12 2007
mick, london
What is the beeches like? Is it friendly and quiet?
Mon Apr 9 13:45:43 2007
AJ from Llandysul
i am a local 15yr old i reckon Llandysul is truly amazing but is well known for its hills, llandysul born and raised. Anything else you want to find out about llandysul write on here.
Fri Mar 16 11:20:31 2007
David - holland
The home of my family,I visit Llandysul at least 3 times a year.The locals are very friendly and still have a good community spirit.Its a truly pretty village,"the only problem is that when I have had a pint in the high street,it is hard work to walk up the hill to the beeches estate".
Sun Feb 18 10:44:34 2007
Russ,Liverpool
We visit Llandysul every year without fail.It is so relaxing and peaceful.
In the 1970's my dad used to take us over the bridge to Thomas's farm.I was not sure if the bridge would take our weight,but it did.I also remember the school used to have a thermometer type marker on the side,to show how much restoration money had been raised.(Please correct me if I am wrong!)
Wed Nov 22 08:31:49 2006
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