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Susan Vaughan Coming of Age Booklet from 1957

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I am working on a page about Brigadier Charles Hilary Pritchard Vaughan for my Nannau website and I wondered if anyone had any memories of him that I could include. If you do, you can either post them on this page or DM me.

The Brigadier inherited Nannau in 1956, prior to that he was the Commanding Officer of the 2nd Independent Parachute Brigade before retiring in 1949.

When he died in 1976, the house left the direct line of Cadwgan after 850 years.

Thank you.

...Ian

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Charles Hilary Pritchard was born on October 29th, 1905. He was the son of Lt.-Col. Charles Hamerton Pritchard. The Vaughan was added in order to inherit as he was not a direct descendent. He married Mary Patricia Monck (born 1911) in 1935. When he died in 1976, the house left the direct line of Cad...

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Nannau from Foel/Moel Offrwm in 1918. Photo courtesy of Philip Nanney Williams.

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My first time on the top of Foel Cynwch yesterday (the hill Precipice Walk goes around) and noticed some 'rock cannon' holes in a large stone. These must have been one of the locations of the fireworks of the ‘coming of age’ celebrations of Robert Vaughan in 1824. I’ve been trying to find the ones on Foel Offrwm, but didn’t know there were some on the other side.

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Another Interesting Photo from Philip Nanney Williams...

"A photo of Coed y Moch Lodge from May 1964 with the Brigadier's Parachute Regiment gates in place. He was given these by the 2nd Ind. Parachute Regiment but unfortunately they were stolen. Note the broken windows above the arch and the clear landscape beyond."

PS/ If anyone knows what happened to these gates, I (or Phil) would be interested to know.

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