Item 636. - Rice Williams, Aberystwith, to Edwd Williams, 'The Bard', Flimstone, near Cowbridge,

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636.

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Rice Williams, Aberystwith, to Edwd Williams, 'The Bard', Flimstone, near Cowbridge,

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  • 1822, Feb. 22. (Creation)

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Rice Williams, Aberystwith, to Edwd Williams, esq., 'The Bard', Flimstone, near Cowbridge ('try Bridgend'). He readily gave his name to Mr Pierce as a subscriber to 'Cyvrynach y Beirdd'. His mother when living, about 40 or 50 years since, informed him that she was a near relation of the addressee's. Some account of himself. Mr Pryse of Gogerddan wishes much to know the etymology and meaning of the name of his mansion; Dafydd ap Gwilim lived and died near the place, as did also Mr Lewis Morris whom the writer once when a boy had the pleasure of seeing and conversing with, but then he was not able to benefit much by LM's conversation. Address: Dr Rice Williams, MD, Aberystwith. Franked by Pryse Pryse, Faringdon.

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Preferred citation: 636.

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vtls005706331

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ISYSARCHB72

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Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru = The National Library of Wales

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