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		Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: Retpara on Sunday 18 April 10 22:37 BST (UK) 
		
			
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				Hi all,
 
 Is there some kind person out there that can decipher an address on this 1851 Census.
 It is the address of my Gt Gt Grandfather a Thomas Rees and it looks something like 29 Quakers Park
 but unable to make it out. Would appreciate any help.
 
 Many thanks Retpara.
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				Quakers Bank - as per the previous image
			
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				Hi,
 
 Agree with CaroleW.
 
 He is not living at No.29 though.  The 29 was the schedule number for that household.
 
 Regards,
 Mo
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				It's in the Neath registration district, but not the town of Neath. Address at the top is hamlet of Coedfrank
 
 http://www.welshicons.org.uk/html/coedffranc.php
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				You beat me to it!
 
 There is a main road called Fabian Way nearby too.
 
 Steven
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				Coedffranc is on the outskirts of Neath/Skewen.  There was an iron works in that area of Neath owned by a Joseph Tregelles Price who was a Quaker. It may be that Quakers Bank was something to do with him?  In Neath town centre there is still a Quakers meeting house and burial ground. Hope this is of some help/interest :)
			
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				Many thanks to all,
 
 The information received is helping to narrow the search.
 
 Retpara.
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				Please note duplicate thread on the Glamorgan board.
 
 ::)
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				Close by there were people with the occupation Copperman and dwelling places called Redjacket so this is somehow relevant http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/202660
			
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				Hi Arranroots,
 
 My apologies, at first don't know why but Glamorgan Board would not allow me to upload image to be reviewed.
 I'll go to that board and mark as completed.
 
 Thanks Retpara.