David,
Interesting that you have raised the question of the spelling of the village
name: Moyl(e)grove. As I have never been sure of the correct version
myself.
Their website has the central letter "e". http://www.moylegrove.org.uk/
as does the village sign - click on "short video" on the website. Where
did you check and find the other version ?
Peter R.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Beilby
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2013 9:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Richards, Moylgrove HDE 657
Thanks for identifying that - it's been driving me round the bend. I
was looking at Pembrokeshire churches (which is why I didn't find one
in Cardiganshire!). There are quite a few similar, the square tower
being popular. Worst of all the church in Newport (a very likely
candidate) has a very similar tower complete with corner buttresses.
The village spelling is Moylgrove, by the way (I had to check myself).
Regards,
David Beilby
On 1 Feb 2013, at 21:33, <[email protected]> wrote:
Peter
The location is Finch's Square, Cardigan
John
Richards, Moylegrove (CW): HDE 657 Bedford OB, new 1947.
Location and date not recorded (late 1950s).
© Peter Relf.
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