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Memorial card for Stephen Evans of Maespwll, Lampeter, who died 2 November 1884, aged 47 years.

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Gathering The Jewels

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24/07/2009

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Ceredigion Archives

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Ceredigion Archives 2002

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GTJ08163

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26/1/2010

Date originally created:

2/11/1884

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