Abersychan
Abersychan maps (2 available)
Map of Gwent
Beautifully hand-drawn and coloured, dating from around 1840
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Abersychan books (5 available)
So You Think You Know? Abergavenny
Hardback
Abersychan memories
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Friday night
Keen's fish and chips and liquorice pipes from the bar opposite. Need I say more. Happy days.
A memory of Talywain contributed by john hopkins
Coppers hill
When it snowed, it snowed. Fondest memories were sliding down Coppers hill on old cardboard or playing in the old ramping cat walks and camping up the mountain, wimberry picking and knockout ginger in the avenue.
A memory of Garndiffaith contributed by david gould
'Mabon' Abraham
My Great-great-grandmother on my Mother's side of the family was a cousin to William 'Mabon' Abraham, the miners' leader and first President of 'The Fed'. I was wondering if there was any way anyone out there reading this may be able to help me fill in some of the blank spaces in my Faniky History, please? Or perhaps point me to a local Society in Cwmafon/Llanfabon where I may find what I am looking for?
My mother remembers Margaret Carpenter (nee Abraham), her great-grandmother, who died when my mother was a young girl and would like to learn more about her family.
Sincerely,
Caroline Scott.
A memory of Cwmavon contributed by Caroline Scott
Grandpa ran a pub in this street
My Great Grandpa Frederick Harvey was the beerhouse keeper who ran The Swan in George Street. Wish I could find some pictures of the pub (and my Grandpa, Arthur James Harvey, was born in the pub).
A memory of Pontypool contributed by Sarah Vann