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RIP Ruth Madoc
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Roger Freestone
Didn't realise she was born in Norwich before moving to Swansea.
RIP Cariad
RIP Cariad
Niigata Jack
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Think she lived in Glynneath.
RIP Ruth Madoc.
RIP Ruth Madoc.
Darran
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Niigata Jack said:
She did I’ve met her a few times.
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She was indeed brought up inWxmJax said:
Llansamalet, and I believed she lived with her grandmother on Peniel Green Road, just up from the Library on the cross. Coincidentally her father owned the land on which Cwm cottages were built, no longer there, but on the site of the current Texaco garage, and where my wifes grandparents and mother used to live.
Darran
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