your comments
Edwina Chambers
Love Montgomery, recently went to a wonderful gift shop in the centre of town and think I left a bag there. Please can anyone tell me the name of that gift shop, next to the wonderful deli and coffee shop. Thank you/ Edwina
Sun Dec 13 19:56:20 2009
Spencer Palmer from Woodstock, GA USA
This webpage and the town webpage is great. I studied for a year in the UK and took a day trip to Montgomery right before I came back to my homeland. I noticed it in the film "A Child's Christmas in Wales." The town was awesome and the people were nice beyond imagination. I wish I could find an address for the town hall to write the town a letter telling them what a great impression Montgomery and the people made on me. The next time I'm back in the UK I hope to come back.
Wed Sep 24 09:39:35 2008
Sharon of north wales
Hello, Could anyone tell me if there is a place called Crugbryn in Montgomery. My ancestor Mary Ann Davies was born there in 1872. I am also wondering if anyone could do a look up for me at the parish churchyard. George Davies who died around 1901 and Margaret Davies who died between 1891 and 1901. I wouldn't think they would have been in the same grave, as the census records show they were living separately. Any help would be gratefully appreciatedThanks
Thu Feb 28 15:08:50 2008
Gloria Hawkins Newtown
Yes there is a conquer hall in Montgomery. It is along the Hendomen Lane and has recently been renovated.
Mon Nov 19 08:40:12 2007
Sean Montgomery, Canada
I would like to visit your Town someday.I came across your web site while doing some research on some ancestors from Ireland, Scotland and Wales.Are there any Montgomery's still living in the Town of Montgomery?
Thu Oct 11 09:33:47 2007
barbara simpson, stafford
Is there, or was there, a place called Conquer Hall in Montgomery? I am interested because of a family history connection with the Hurdley family.
Sun Jul 22 21:14:37 2007
Beryl Phillpotts, South Gloucestershire
My grandfather William Henry Jones was a master wheelwright in Montgomery and lived at Church Bank, opposite the parish church. I would love to find some local records of his wheelwright's workshop and stories of his family.
Sun May 20 15:35:18 2007
Francis Jacobs from Grand Ledge, Mi. USA
I love the panoramic view of your town. I would love to visit Montgomery. I remember seeing your town in one of my favorite christmas film. "A child's christmas in Wales"
My wife and I will be in Wales in Late June - Early July. How far are you from St. David's Wales. I would love to visit the town.
Mon Nov 27 09:49:14 2006
Benjamin Montgomery from Burlington Kentucky USA
interesting to see the land of my ancestors hope to come back to live after my retirement its historical value and location are priceless and even though i passed thru on 2 seperate days the towns folk are some of the most hospitable in the world a very class act.
Tue Nov 21 15:03:02 2006
John Smith
Great to see the town getting some space on the BBC. I'm not sure that the 'Roman Road' actually is Roman however. I understood that the route was made around the time of the town's founding in the early 13th century. There are Roman roads and even traces of a fort some two miles to the north at Caerhowell/Forden. A great book written by two local doctors (the Weltons) exists on the history of the town.
Thu Oct 26 09:35:39 2006
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