Hartsheath lies between Penyffordd and Pontblyddyn.
Edit: I've had to edit the content here as Google objected to a link or content.
So comments may not make much sense.
So comments may not make much sense.
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The article you link to here is much more about the legacy of the slave trade than about the history of Hartsheath itself. I hope to write more about the latter in future! In the meantime, here's the National Monuments Record of Wales listing: http://www.coflein.gov.uk/pdf/CPG108/
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Thank you for the link Dr Kaufmann. I'm sure local people and historians will appreciate further information about this hidden jewel in our midst.
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