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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Topic started by: discwizard on Thursday 18 November 10 10:51 GMT (UK)
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Hi all
Hope you can help me out im having trouble finding a place in wales called cwmme ucha which i know was around in the 1700s but can't find on any old maps my ancestors owned a 130 acre farm there any help would be great thanks
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Hi discwizard,
Wasn't this one in Carmarthen (http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,374022.0.html) the one you were looking for?
Cheers,
Gwyn
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Hi gwynt and yes i found my family don't need any info on the rowe's just the place name cwmme ucha it says this on the 1841 census but no where on a map hope you can help
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I reckon Cwmme Ucha might be the name of the farm rather than a placename. Cwmme looks like an old or maybe anglicised spelling of cwm which is a Welsh word for valley. Ucha means upper or higher.
You can see St Peters, Carmarthen (http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=st%20peter's%20carmarthen&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl) on google maps which should give a rough idea where it is/was.
Cheers,
Gwyn
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Hi discwizard
I believe i have found your Farm on an old map i have.
Spelt differanly but in right area,Cymau Uchaf.
Sending you a PM
Kind Regards
Omega
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Thanks omega 1
your a star how do i get hold of this map i shall have a go at google thanks again :D
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ok omega 1 sent you my email hope you get it thanks again
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Email should be on its way to you
Omega :)
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Got it omega 1
thanks again i salute you :)
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Only to pleased i could help
Omega :)