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Seven Sisters (Welsh:
Blaendulais:
source of the (river) Dulais) is a
village and
community in the
Dulais Valley, Wales, UK. It lies 10
miles (16 km)...
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Alltwen Primary School Baglan Primary School Blaenbaglan Primary School Blaendulais Primary School Blaenhonddan Primary School Bryn
Primary School Bryncoch...
- He also
wrote a
history of
philosophy in the
Welsh language. Born in
Blaendulais, Glamorgan,
Aaron was the son of a
Welsh Baptist draper,
William Aaron...
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Seven Sisters RFC (Welsh:Clwb
Rygbi Blaendulais) is a
rugby union club
representing the
village of
Seven Sisters, Wales,
playing in the WRU
Division 2...
- SN7203
Baglan Baglan Settlement SS7592
Banwen Banwen Settlement SN8509
Blaendulais Seven Sisters Settlement SN8208 Blaen-gwrach Blaen-gwrach Blaengwrach...
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Swansea Valley such as
Abercraf and
Ystradgynlais and from
Seven Sisters/
Blaendulais at the head of the
Dulais valley to the southeast.
There is a legend...
- of the
Neath and
Brecon Railway in 1864.
David Bevan opened a pit at
Blaendulais in 1872,
naming it the
Seven Sisters after his
seven daughters. The Evans-Bevan...
- poet and
local historian who
wrote in English. Ruth
Jones was born at
Blaendulais,
Seven Sisters, near Neath, Wales, on 20 July 1922. Her mother, the former...
- incorporated. Born:
Richard Aaron,
Welsh philosopher; in
Seven Sisters (
Blaendulais), West Glamorgan,
Wales (d. 1987)
Juanita Hall,
American stage and film...
