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Llanbabo (meaning:
Church of Pabo) is a
small village two
miles north west of Llannerch-y-medd in Anglesey, Wales. It lies
within the
community of Tref...
- St Pabo's Church,
Llanbabo is a
medieval church in
Llanbabo, in Anglesey,
North Wales. Much of the
church dates to the 12th century, and it is regarded...
- A
tradition identifies Pabo as the
founder of St Pabo's Church,
Llanbabo (at
Llanbabo, Anglesey). The
first author to
record it is
antiquarian Henry Rowlands...
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Prydain (fl. c. 500?),
northern British king Pabo,
supposed founder of
Llanbabo,
Anglesey Pabo,
abbot of St. Emmeram's
Abbey Pabbo, a town in northern...
- cult
effigy to Melangell,
similar to
those found at St Pabo's Church,
Llanbabo and St Iestyn's Church, Llaniestyn. The late 15th-century rood
screen illustrates...
- The
village was
originally known as
Llanbabo (since
several settlers arrived from the
Anglesey village of
Llanbabo) and
later the
village adopted the name...
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Gwalchmai Gwredog Hendre Heneglwys Hermon Holyhead Llaingoch Llanallgo Llanbabo Llanbadrig Llanbedrgoch Llanbeulan Llanddaniel Llanddeusant Llanddona Llanddwyn...
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would be a cult
figure of Melangell,
similar to
those found in St Pabo,
Llanbabo and St Iestyn,
Llaniestyn in Anglesey. The
earliest known identification...
- Wind farm at
Llanbabo, Anglesey...
- ba****t. The main
outcrop extends from
Dulas Bay
inland via
Rhosybol and
Llanbabo to the
coast west of
Llanfairynghornwy with an
extension southwest via...
