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What did the Sea Captains from Dinas do with their money?
The first thing many of them did was to build a house and change the shape of the village. Dinas had originally been sited in the bay of Cwm yr Eglwys, where all the land was owned by large land … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Crafts, History, Religion, Sea, Welsh language
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, sea captains, Tabor, Tegfan
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The hard life and death of a Master Mariner from Dinas
For such a small village, the number of sea captains buried in Dinas’ graveyards seems incredible. Just round the corner from Tegfan, in Ramah, is this headstone, inscribed in memory of Thomas Williams who died over a century ago on the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Sea
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, graveyard, master mariner, Pembrokeshire, sea captains, Tegfan
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