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Trefeca (also Trefecca, Trevecca, and
Trevecka),
located between Talgarth and
Llangorse Lake in what is now
south Powys in Wales, was the
birthplace and...
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Dafydd ab Ioan y
Pererin at Ioan ab
Gwilim y Prydydd...,
published at
Trevecka in 1784. Foster,
Joseph (1888–1892). "B****ett, Christopher" .
Alumni Oxonienses:...
- for his PhD.
Jones was
ordained in 1859 and
became a
classical tutor at
Trevecka College from 1865 to 1885. In 1879, he
moderated for the
South Wales C...
- (1826-1891),
Calvinistic Methodist minister, theologian, and prin****l of
Trevecka College".
Dictionary of
Welsh Biography.
National Library of Wales. Retrieved...
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parish of
Aberystruth in the
county of Monmouth.
printed by The
Family at
Trevecka 1779 A
history of St Peter's
church Blaina Star of
Gwent (newspaper), 6...
- was
ordained in 1841 at Llangeitho's ****ociation. He was a
student at
Trevecka in 1843 and
became minister in 1849 at Pontypridd's
Penuel chapel. He moved...
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influenced his
decision to
enter the ministry.
Following a
preparatory year at
Trevecka College, he
studied for a
degree at
University College of Wales, Swansea...
- in a
small cluster of houses, the
hamlet of Trefeca, (but then
written Trevecka which sounds the same)
about a mile
south of, and in the
parish of, Talgarth...
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depth and
intelligence of his sermons. In 1890 he was
appointed a
tutor at
Trevecka College and in 1891 was
ordained and
appointed Prin****l; the
college moved...
- college, at a
total cost of
about £30,000. The
professors and
students of
Trevecka College in
Breconshire were
transferred to the new
college in 1906. In...
