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Revision as of 08:04, 16 April 2015
Human settlement in WalesLlanybri is a rural farming village occupying the peninsula between the estuaries of the River Towy and the River Taf Carmarthenshire, in south-west Wales.
Description and history
Llanybri was a demesne manor of the Lords of Llansteffan and Penrhyn and appears to be an early nucleation around a central open space, adjacent to a chapel dedicated to St Mary that had been established, as ‘Morabrichurch’, by the 14th century at least and was, in the 16th century, called ‘Marbell Church’. An area of common land lay within the village and may have Medieval origins. Pendegy Mill, some 700m west of the village, is the site of the Medieval ‘Mundegy Mill’. Rees (1932) depicts Llanybri as a borough, and though the designation is most unlikely the settlement did lie at the junction of seven routeways.
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51°47′13″N 4°24′44″W / 51.7869°N 4.4122°W / 51.7869; -4.4122
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