Glenhafod Colliery Goytre Near Port Talbot
A Memory of Goytre Ho.
When was the colliery opened? My elder brothers worked there and my dad (1930-40s). We lived in 22 East Street, and I attended Central School. My name is Glyn Parsons. When was the crescent built?. I know the East Street and Emroch Street were French-style houses, who built them and when? The filter beds were around when I was a kid, and I remember going up to the pistle and the prisoner of war camp. Can anybody help? If the guys I grew up with have computers and e-mail adresses, drop me a line, it would be nice to hear how your doing!!.
Glyn (I came to Canada in 1969. No regrets!)
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I have Just come across an old message you wrote in 2012..
I hope you are still well and able..
I am Roderick Hughes son of Fred Hughes of no 10 East St
I think I remember You living at the bottom of the street... Did they use to call you Miff Parsons??
You brought back amazing memories of Goytre..
If you are able to reply I would love to be able to communicate with you.
Another way is Facebook type my name in and look for a FB picture of a Sailor.. Thats my pdofile try it.
Meanwhile...
Regardevooz
Rod Hughes