your comments
Jean Silcox Baldwin from USA in Maryland
My ancesters from Carmarthen, Wales, sailed on a ship "James and Mary" from Milford Haven on June 1701. They arrived in USA in Philadephia, Pennsylvania, on September 1701. This was the beginning of Welsh React in America..There were 16 Baptists on Board.The captain's name was Davis.
My mother lived to be 101 in 1991. Her grandparents settled in Delaware...It has been a great journey of history for us. So when I found this site I just had to write. I am 80 years old and have a good history of Merediths and Frasher, Fraser, Frazier (our 19-year-old grandaughter is named Meredith) they spelt it many ways.
Cooper, Meredith and Frasher are our Welsh kin names. I am too old to travel so far, but in my heart I visit in spirit as I read about your country and my ancestors' home. Going so far away in those times on a tiny boat across the Atlantic. They had much courage and spirit for freedom. I am proud of them.
Mon Jun 15 15:29:37 2009
Steve Adams, Indonesia
To Mark Embery: Mark I also attended Milford Grammar 1969 -1974...Jan Greenroyd (nee Blackwell) has set up a website for our class year as they are having regular reunions...I try to get home to Pembs every year to visit my mother and sister in Neyland and my other sister in Stratford Road in Milford. You do know what you have until it is gone - so make the most of our great county.
Fri Jun 12 12:10:49 2009
Malcolm Ayre, Buckingham
I was born in Milford Haven. I lived with my grandparents who name was Bevan, they lived at 28 Warwick Rd opposite Davies farm. Each morning I would see the cows walking up Warwick Rd and North Rd towards the mount which was in them days fields. It was a great place growing up. I went to CP North Rd School and Upper School...I will return one day for good.
Tue May 26 17:27:44 2009
Vern from Neath
I remember visiting a museum in Milford Haven sometime in the 1960s; it was based in a chapel-like building and housed a horse-drawn hearse and a hand-operated fire fighting pump. In the graveyard or garden, there were vehicles and two aircraft; one of which I thought was a ‘Sunderland’ flying-boat aircraft. Does anyone remember this museum?
Tue May 19 17:03:40 2009
Malcolm Ayre, Buckingham,uk
I was born in Warwick Rd, Milford Haven. My grandfather was Dickie Bevans, who was chief engineer on the trawlers, such as Caldy, Gunner. My uncle was Reggie, who was a postman, for over 40 years. Mother was June Bevan, it was a great place to grow up - playing on the Rath, Pool, Pill beach, fishing off the jetty, Milford beach. It has changed over the years, but still like going back when I can.
Wed Apr 29 12:53:41 2009
Michael Allen now in North Wales
Milford Haven had to be the best place in the world for a young lad to grow up in the late 1970's. Fishing, that beautiful pool on the Rath, Sea Scouts, ATC, tennis in the fog, adventures in the derelict docks (God Bless pre Health and Safety fun), AND none of us could pronounce Welsh let alone speak it!
Tue Apr 7 09:31:57 2009
Peter Hatchard Australia
Very fond memories of Milford growing up in Charles Street and then North Road. Would probably hate to go back and see all the changes.Amazing how many Milfordites ended up in Australia!
Tue Mar 24 16:58:19 2009
Peter Hatchard Australia
Very fond memories of Milford growing up in Charles Street and then North Road. Would probably hate to go back and see all the changes. Amazing how many Milfordites ended up in Australia!
Tue Mar 24 16:45:44 2009
Bernard Prettyman Milford Haven
I remember Stewart Hey living in Hakin, I also remember his father mother and brother. Please contact great to catch up
Tue Mar 24 15:02:53 2009
Winston (Paddy) Manning Ottawa Canada
I have very fond memories of Milford Haven on my visits there during my time in Dry Dock with the Army LCT's. I had a very good friend there by the name of Elizabeth (Libb's) Adams. Her family lived at Bryn-Tirion, Haven Head.
I hope I spelt that correct it has been a long time since I visited there back in '63 to '65. I wonder if any of the family members are still in Milford...Again great memories of Milford and that cafe on the main street on the right as you went up the street, it had, if my memory is correct, some steps going down the side of the cafe off the street.
Thu Mar 12 16:49:21 2009
Lynda Van Engelen, Grosse Ile, MIchigan, USA
My Grandfather was Captain James Gale. He was a sea captain out of Milford Haven. He received the DSC during WWI and was also a hero during WWII. He unfortunately passed away when I was only a baby, so I never had the chance to know him. If anyone has any memories of Captain Gale (Captain Tempest, as he was sometimes called), please let me know.
Fri Mar 6 13:08:05 2009
Peter Phillips, Oslo, Norway
I was born in Milford in 1942 and lived there until 1974 when I moved to Norway. Milford was a great place to grow up with the pool on the Rath (which my father Boss Phillips opened) the woods, the beaches, the docks, the Pill and all the places my friends and I spent most of our time in our early teens.
The dances at Pill Social centre on Fridays were also a great place to be. After having lived in Norway longer than I lived in Milford I still miss the place a lot and try to visit at least once a year.
Mon Feb 9 13:58:49 2009
Carlton Smith
I lived in Hakin (Haven drive) for a lot of my younger days, then moved to Marloes for a few years, then moved to Rugby. I now live in Australia and have some good fond memories of Tish, Marloes, Dale and the Milford Haven area and still a lot of family and friends who still live there. Best wishes to all my family and friends and everyone who knows me. It is a cracking place to grow up in and I hope it doesn't change too much.
Fri Jan 16 10:57:06 2009
Ron Watkins California USA
In February 1943 at 16yrs old I joined the Merchant Navy as a 3rd Radio Officer. Joined my 1st ship in Barry, sailed to Swansea and loaded a full cargo of cased petrol for North Africa. Sailed to Milford Haven for a Westbound convoy. Milford at that time was also a base for the anti sub patrols by Short Sunderland Flying Boats.Later in 1944 I returned to Milford to join another convoy bound for the USA. There was a lot of naval activity in Milford Haven during WW2, unfortunately I never had the opportunity to have any shore time during that time period.
Tue Dec 16 13:52:50 2008
Brian from Camrbidge
Hello my family moved to MILFORD HAVEN 1939 I went to school there, after moving from LOWESTOFT, my dad was a trawlerman. We lived with my aunt at No 1 Shakespeare Avenue. Is the house still there if so what is its use now?
Mon Nov 24 12:57:40 2008
Stewart Hey from Pontyberem
I lived in Hakin from 1968 to 1979. Went to Hubberston VC and then Milford Grammar (as it was then). Emigrated to Switzerland. Great childhood spent in and around the fantastic coast line. Cycling up to Sandy Haven and Herbranston in the summer. Too many friends to remember but if any one does remember me, love to hear from you.
Mon Oct 20 15:22:46 2008
Donald Parsons. Oxford
In 1931, at the age of nine, I moved, together with my mother and sister, to Milford. My father was Captain Norman Parsons, and his ship, SS. Pacific Transport, was laid up, first in Dale Road, later off Newton Noyes, and finally at Pennar Gut. My mother lived on the ship with my father, Captain Norman Parsons, while my sister and I were boarded out with Mr and Mrs Albert Mathias at Beach House, Pill...on my eleventh birthday, we left Milford, my father's ship having been sold to a Greek shipping company. From the age of nine to eleven, I went to North Road Boys' School. The Headmaster was Mr Cattenach and my teacher was the formidable Mr Davies.
Mon Sep 29 15:49:18 2008
Steve from Swindon, Wiltshire
Having just been back in the town for a a family funeral, memories came flooding back.
Gelliswick beach and the summer regatta, the beach full of families, with the viking ship coming around the bay, walking the greasy pole, and always falling into the sea, swimming out the 'floats' moored off the beach.
Swimming and meeting mates at the Rath Pool.
The annual carnival, the assorted floats from all over the town, and the massed bands that came from afar, the fair straight afterwards.
Walking up 'Front street', enjoying the peace and quiet on a Sunday evening, and then walking along the Rath.
This week, the town was packed with cars, loads more people than I can ever remember and although the same place, very different to how I remember, but then I have been gone since 1986
Mon Sep 15 15:20:31 2008
David Rogers from Oxon
FTAO Neil John East Dot East (nee Howells) was related to the Rogers family of Carmarthen.
Mon Sep 1 12:53:51 2008
Anthony Mayhew,Southampton
Born in Haverfordwest and lived in Hakin for 5 years then moved to Pill in Milford.Lived there until I left to join the Royal Navy.Many great memories of the docks,the Gunkel,Scotts bay,Robin Hoods bank in Hilton Woods-but especially the outdoor pool on the Rath.Wouldnt change my childhood for anything.Just want to mention old friends,Wog,Paul Macdonald,Brian Mc Carthy,Jayne Bowie,Flossy-if you read this,hope your doing ok!Special memories of my Mate Spinksy-didnt get to see you enough once I left mate,sorry. R.I.P
Mon Jul 28 12:16:56 2008
Rhiannon Jones from London
Hi I lived in Neyland and Milford Haven all my life, and went to Milford Haven High School...I will always have memories of myself and a large group of friends swimming in the river, camping in Haslebeach, or the Wheire as we used to call it the (nature trail between Neyland and Milford Haven)...I loved it going shrimping and fishing and cooking what we caught over an open fire - lovely. I'm 19 now and live in Newham, London, with my husband and miss Milford with every heart beat but I know I will return soon. After all no one stays away it's like someone or something calls you back every time you leave. lol.
Wed Mar 19 09:57:54 2008
Mark Embery from Meols,Wirral
Living in St Ishmaels, I attended Milford Haven Grammar School from 1971 up to 1978. Have fond memories of the old school - last headmaster was Mr Carr who had a passion for cricket. Would love to hear from old classmates such as Simon Hackett, Michael Davies,Peter Griffiths, David Maclean interested to know what happened to all the Susan Davies's - we had three in our class!
Thu Jan 24 09:59:05 2008
Brian Davies from Seaford, East Sussex
Born and bred in Milford, moved to Hakin 1946 - went to Hakin CP School, and Grammar (under Mr Finney and Mr Tidswell in North Road). Happy memories seeing cows being driven down North Road twice daily. Rath swimming pool very popular, as was Hylton Woods...Still have relatives in Milford. Still in touch with Ricard Rackley from 'The Bridge' pub - bottom of Captain James Hill. My wife was born in Jubilee Terrace (Robert St).
Mon Dec 10 12:46:06 2007
Neil John East
My grandfather (JOHN EAST) was from Milford. He was married twice, 1st to Elsie my dads'(MICHAEL WILLIAM EAST) mum. Then to Dorothy, who had 2 children Mark East (Cardiff now) & Gina East (sadly died earlier this year). I believe that the EAST family was quite large there. Are there any still there?
Wed Nov 14 11:59:42 2007
Clive Baker, Ely, Cambridgeshire
My Grandfather Harold Baker was a fisherman out of Lowestoft in Suffolk, the fishing trip before what was to be his last, a galley door had hit him on the head during rough seas.
My Grandmother was concerned he had a bump where the door had hit him but could not get him to get it "seen too", sadly he was taken ill during his next trip and was taken in to Milford Haven. My Grandmother Ruby Baker had to take a train from Lowestoft to Milford Haven, this was in June 1945 and she had never been far out of Lowestoft. She said the train was full of troops and she had to stand most of the way, I guess she would have had to change trains quite a few times as well. She got to the hospital on 23rd June 1945 only to find my grandfather had died 15 minutes earlier. I have never been to Milford Haven, but it plays a part in our family history.
Mon Oct 29 09:03:11 2007
bob stewart australia
In the very late 40's and early 50's I spent my school holidays with my grandparents, in what must have been the last thatchted cottage in Robert St or even in Milford. Opposite us lived two of the most beautiful people I have ever met, Mr and Mrs Sam Britton. Mr britton took me to see the fishmarket sale. It was, in what seemed to me to be in the middle of the night. To this day I can see box after box of fish - some of the fish bigger than me, and men walking on the edge of the boxes every one shouting and slapping labels on the fish. Then I was taken up to the canteen that seemed to hang from the roof. From there I looked down, and only then did it sink in, it seemed that there was boxes of fish for as far as I could see. That sight, sound, and smell will be part of my favourite childhood memories of Milford, and I have many more, thank you Milford.
Mon Sep 3 09:40:32 2007
pat ridd swansea
All my father's family were from Neyland and Milford. My grandpa Harold Edwards drowned in the Milford tragedy in 1962. I left Neyland when I was six-weeks-old. I was christened at Llanstadwell church.
Tue Aug 28 11:15:36 2007
Alan Edwards SWANSEA
My grandfather, John (Jack) Edwards, of Robert St. Milford was the last Town Crier of Milford Haven. He died in 1955 at the age of 95. He was also at one time employed at the Gas Works in Milford at the time of the introduction of gas-fired street lighting. My brother,Geoffrey, retains our Grandfather's bell.
Mon Jul 30 17:07:45 2007
John Kinsella - Back in God's Place
I've been away living (Cheltenham / Cardiff) and previously in the RN for several years. Came back to Milford to live in April this year and all my old friends are still around and still as crazy as ever! Hope Milford never changes. You can't explain the draw the place has to outsiders - friendly/laid-back way of life - great!
Mon Jul 9 10:40:58 2007
grenville from telford
I was born in Milford 1940, worked on the docks doing my apprenticeship. It was great seeing the fishing boats coming in to land the fish. It was a very sad day to see the end of the fishing - happy memories.
Fri Jun 29 09:15:04 2007
Lynda from Australia
Lived in Milford have 173 to 1975 in Priory Rd. Worked at council. Loved Milford. Went back and was saddened at way it went.
Wed May 16 18:28:50 2007
Richard Williams from London
I lived in Milford on the Mount Pleasant Way estate from 1966 to 1970. Having moved from the mining valleys we thought we had arrived in paradise. The beaches, countryside and scenery were spectacular and Milford was a very friendly place. We roamed in Hilton Woods and spent many days fishing in the Haven off Ward's Pier, The Mackerel Stage and the Sleek Stone in Broad Haven.
My heart sinks when I walk the old dock area where the fish landing sheds seemed to stretch forever and I now see the new developments that seem so barren.
I attended both the Lower and Upper Central schools and have fond memories of many friends and teachers, some of whom I still visit every 2 - 3 years. Reading the current goings on in the town in the Milford Mercury it would seem the old place has fallen on harder times. Would love to hear from old friends Johny lewis and Stephen McGrath.
Wed May 9 10:17:47 2007
Alan Spence now in suffolk
I went to Milford Haven County Grammar School 1941-1945 when the headmaster was Mr Finney. I had moved from Middlesbrough as my father had been recalled to the merchant navy in those difficult times and was regularly running out from the Mine Depot.
A kind family called Harris made available to us a little cottage on their farm at Waterstone. I visited the town a few years back and was sad to see the old school in a very bad state. I remember catching rabbits on the farm and taking them to school in my bloodied school bag - sometimes swapping them for a piece of hake! I lost contact with my school friends. We would often go to the "British Restaurant" instead of school dinner.
Tue Apr 10 11:06:47 2007
Heather from Milford Haven
F.T.A.O. Pauline Owen. Only just found this page! I'm sure you had lots of information about Robert Street, but just in case. I was born in Robert St. in the 1960's lived there til I was a teenager. I know it was originally called or part of it at least 'Jubilee Terrace'. Where the car park is now used to be a terrace the houses were knocked down 70/80's if my memory serves right. On the corner where the estate agent is now used to be a haberdashery/fabric shop with high wooden shelves and everything you could need for sewing was in there. On the corner turning up to Dartmouth street w! ere two shops, one closed the other remained open for a time as a grocery/sweet shop. On the corner where the paint/interior decorating shop is was Sharpels the clothes shop.
There was a guest house in Robert Street many years ago, but I only have very faint memories concerning it and I could be wrong about details! Hope this is of some help.
Mon Feb 19 13:44:47 2007
Julie Vance (Bardsley), Tennessee USA
I lived at the Lobster Pot in Marloes but went to school at Milford Central, I have many happy memories of Milford, what I wouldn't do for some fish and chips right now from the coral chippie, sadly I have since lost touch with my classmates, Debbie Hicks, Paula Rayner and Mirella Grice.
Mon Feb 5 18:39:31 2007
Chris Radmore from Chrishall in Essex
I was interested to read Terry Peters' letter. My grandfather, James Radmore was the son of George Radmore and his wife Louisa, who ran the "Hibernia" in Point Street. All their children were born in Hakin.
George was baptised in South Tawton in Devon and comes from a Devon family. Louisa (nee Mathias) was born in Newport, Pembrokeshire.
The only son of George who went to sea (as far as I am aware) was Archie who was temporary skipper of the armed trawler "Bracklyn" when he was killed in action in 1917. He is buried in Lowestoft cemetery.
Thu Dec 28 12:12:38 2006
Ray Hewett ; Swansea
I was born in Milford. My Father & Grandfather skippered trawlers from the port with distinction. My parents are buried in the beautiful cemetery and I have requested that I join them when my days are over. I shall be happy to return to the town that gave me so much.
Fri Nov 17 15:37:50 2006
Jenna Evans Hakin
I have lived in Milford Haven all my life when I was younger I thought it was a boring place to be but now that I am 19 and more grown up I can appreciate the beauty so much more all my friends and family live here to so I'm never lonley. My boyfriend has just moved here from Devon and loves it. No matter where I am in the world Milford Haven is and always will be my home.
Fri Oct 27 09:27:33 2006
Jen, Cardiff
Used to live in Milford Haven, all my family still lives there. Used to live in the Lower Priory pub, does anyone remember/know of it? It's haunted and I used to love hearing all the ghost stories about the pub. Appreciate Milford more now that I'm living away.
Wed Jun 7 08:35:01 2006
Dave Coleman Milford Haven
My great- grandfather Dan Coleman left Milford at the turn of the century to settle in New York (Long Island) can anyone shed any light on this.
Fri May 12 09:00:38 2006
Ruth Ash Dorset
My maternal grandfather Edgar Powell was born in Robert St 1874. The family lived in London.
His father was Chief Engineer on the Xantha owned by Lord Paget. Can anyone throw light on the Schooner Xantha or why my grandmother travelled to Wales when she was about to give birth.
Mon Apr 10 10:52:07 2006
John Lloyd, Weston Super Mare
Can anyone throw light on a boat called the "otway" which was off Hakin in the 1871 census
thank you.
Sun Apr 2 16:50:00 2006
Maria Zugasti
I was brought up in Milford Haven and have fond memories. Especially Gelliswick Beach
and the outdoor swimming pool on the rath.
Do miss living there but sadly moved away
for work and marriage. I went to Milford Haven upper and lower schools which now are no longer there. Oh how things change.
God bless Wales.
Sat Apr 1 06:32:39 2006
Laura Edwards of Swansea
i love going to milford haven i go there nearly every week, i go shopping there and go 2 see my family anf friends. it is a great place and i wish that i never ever moved.i know i am not to far away but i still miss being here. thank- you very much for letting me say how much i like milford haven bye x x x x
Thu Mar 2 13:16:25 2006
Jayne from Milford Haven
Information on life in Milford Haven during world war two.If anyone has memoris of this time please share.
Thu Mar 2 09:47:22 2006
Rosemary (Armstrong-Blackler)Folco
Hello,
I am sorry to use this site as a conveyance for my question, but I just do not know how else to find any information on my gr.uncle Thomas Blackler. He was born in Liverpool in 1897, but somewhere down the line he moved to Milford Haven, and I have become very curious about his life there. I know he was there late 30's to at least 1942. He was not married but lived with a lady. He was I believe employed on the fishing trawlers.
Anyone have family who worked with him, or know where I can start researching.
I would be very greatfull for any information. I am sorry again to use this site for my situation.
Thank you
Rosemary Folco
Wed Mar 1 18:28:25 2006
Milly from Australia
My father worked in an hotel in Milford Haven during the war.
He told a story about a German spy being found sending radio messages from the hotel.
Anyone have any idea if this story is true?
Mon Feb 13 12:16:35 2006
Dorothy Henton Milford Haven
I was born in Milford in 1935, so grew up with the fishing industry. What a wonderful place to grow up in, full of magical mysteries. My father and three brothers sailed out of Milford with one brother being George the Boat Man. What a character he was and what a tale he could tell about the trawler men, I never tired of listening to him. Would be interested to hear if any of you oldies remember him.
Sat Jan 7 12:45:47 2006
Barry Johnson of Llangibby, Usk
I was born in Milford in 1940, and there couldn't have been a better place or time for a boy to grow up in - sailing with the Sea Cadets, taking trips out to the trawlers on the T.O.A. boat, collecting all sorts of maritime artefacts off ships newly arrived for breaking up at Wards yard, "pleasuring" on a trip aboard the Milford King with my uncle, who was skipper. Anyone interested in the history of Milford and especially the fishing industry is invited to visit my website www.milfordtrawlers.org.uk
Tue Jan 3 16:05:46 2006
Leigh Prickett, Los Angeles
(Long lost cousin of David Marchant - above). Born and grew up in Milford Cherished memories include: The Swimming Pool on the Rath and spending hours picking up litter to get in for free the next day. Building 'dens' up the Gunkle(now flattened, sadly). Whole days spent roaming around Hilton Woods. Crabbing and messing around in the mud in the Pill at low tide, clambering over the 'rocks' in Scotch Bay and of course all the great Milford characters (what ever happened to Affie the paper 'boy'?). It's a long way from L.A. - in every sense.
Tue Dec 20 18:39:51 2005
Terry Peters from Selby, N. Yorkshire
My parents, John Peters and Ena Evans were born in Hakin as were my brother and sister. My grandfather died at sea on the trawler "Weymouth" of which he was the Skipper. My Grandmother who was a Radmore Ran the 'Hibernia' public house in Point Street, Hakin after his death. Any information or leads that could help in advancing my knowledge of my family's background would be greatly appreciated.
Mon Nov 28 00:13:01 2005
sam brown milford haven
i have lived here all my life it has been a great pleasure! i would hate to maove away from here because i like the environment so much
Thu Nov 24 13:18:11 2005
ruth graham of milford haven
hiya i have lived in milford for 14 years i have enjoyed every miniute of it!!! milford haven is wonderful and all the friends i have live here to they also think milford haven is fabulous darling. i will always live in milford no matter what bye xxxxx
Thu Nov 24 13:07:47 2005
Jennie Dawson/Vancouver, WA USA
My family lived in Milford Haven before the War, and into the 1970's on Shakespeare Ave. I don't remember where the cemetary is. Does anyone have a map of Milford. My Mum left in 1945, Rachel Parfitt. Did anyone know her? She worked at the mine depot.
Fri Nov 4 23:52:47 2005
Marcella Sauro Llandstadwell
I have lived her since I was born I have enjoyed my life here and I will forever. Milford is a magical place with but wet and windy weather all the time but the bays and sites are to good to be true. I want to be remembered as a part of Milford Haven. Love you forever Milford Haven bye x
Mon Oct 17 10:59:50 2005
Martin Atkinson Milford Haven
Milford Haven is a pretty nice place to live if you like the country and the coast line, with amazing views. I am so thankful for living in Milford because of the enviroment.
Mon Oct 17 10:53:47 2005
Colin Fenning
For Helen Macintosh, I served on HMS Abdiel in the 1980's when she visited Milford Haven, is there any help I can give you?
Sun Sep 25 16:46:07 2005
Paul of Milford Haven
Kennet Destroyer River Class 1903 Scrapped 1919. Sue, does this resemble this ship in the photo you have?
Tue Aug 30 02:37:58 2005
Beth von Staats from Hyannis, Massachusetts, USA
I have wonderful childhood memories of Milford Haven, Wales. My grandparents and aunt and two cousins lived in Milford, and my mother brought me for two extended visits. Through the eyes of a child, the public built-in swimming pool seemed the largest I have ever seen. By the water I was used to at home, I was amazed how many local people actually swam in that absolutely frigid water. I remember vividly my grandparent's home, heated by coal at the time, and the daily treks outside to bring coal in for the fireplaces. I remember Grandpa's green house and raspberry bushes, afternoon tea, and the wonderful people met in Milford.
Wed Jun 15 02:24:44 2005
Helen MacIntosh, Lossiemouth Scotland
I would appreciate any info on the minelayers that were in Milford, particularly HMS Abdiel. I have family connections with both.
Tue Apr 19 01:03:15 2005
Sue Horn from Findhorn Scotland
I have just found an old photograph of a ship named Kennet it looks like an old steamer which appears to have masts, as well the post mark is Milford Haven 1913 was this ship ever berthed here and what was its purpose?
Mon Apr 4 20:31:12 2005
David Marchant, Steynton.
Funny how memories fade,I could have sworn that when I was a kid that the Horse and Jockey was in Steynton. (See Wales'
spookiest pub). Can never recall any tales of spooks etc. Could it be the spin required to sell beer nowadays?
Fri Mar 18 21:58:13 2005
Pauline Owen
I want any information on the history of Robert Street Milford Haven. I believe that my house used to be a guest house years ago.
Tue Feb 8 08:32:32 2005
Debs Walker of Milford Haven
I am looking for information on the unsolved double murders that took place at Scoveston Park in the 1980's.
Tue Nov 2 13:14:23 2004
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