Is Clydach the same as Aberclydach? - it seems so...

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Clydach Vale. Its old name was Cwm Pwca (Puck's valley);
local legend has it that Shakespeare knew a family in
Aberclydach,
and wrote 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' here.

An extract from from"Around Alton Photographic Memories".

http://mylocalgifts.com/search/wales/gwent/clydach/



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There is an old communion table dated 1624, while the altar was
reputed to have been taken from the cellar of Aberclydach House and is
the older.

http://www.cwmtillery.com/museum/newsletter_february07.htm

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The village of Clydach itself developed in the Lower Rhyndwyclydach

> section
> around the area of Aberclydach farm and was originally called
> Aberclydach.

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GLAMORGAN/2006-05/1148804023

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Under this window is an old communion table dated 1624. The present
alter is reputed to have been taken out of the cellar of the
Aberclydach House. It is the older of the two, and a magnificent
specimen of Elizabethan work.

History & Description of
Llanelly Parish Church,
Breconshire, Wales

http://thomasgenweb.com/llanelly_church.html

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