Maesgeirchen, Gwynedd

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Old Maps of Maesgeirchen

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Map of Maesgeirchen in 1899

Map of Maesgeirchen in 1903-1910

Map of Maesgeirchen in 1922

Map of Maesgeirchen in 1947

Map of Maesgeirchen in 1899

Sheet Maps of Maesgeirchen

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Memories of Maesgeirchen
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What A Fright

I was working at Bangor Docks as a painter of a Trawler called the Brizley; it was a wooden boat of about forty feet long. I had to sleep on the boat within the crews cabin of which was below deck. Now the thing about Bangor docks was that when the tide went out the habour became a dry dock where one could walk on the sea bed? It was there that I could clean and scrape away the Barnacles, for me then to paint the ...see more

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Maesgeirchen Prefabs

I was born in the prefabs in Maesgierchen. I was Brenda Freeman, my father was Charles Freeman, he was born in Bethlan Bach in Bangor - his father, also Charles Freeman, was born in Bangor. My grandmother, Elizabeth Freeman had a market stall in the old Bangor market. Would be most interested if anyone remembered any of my family.

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Added 18 May 2012

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