Grooms Place of Residence - Wales

[Sassenach73]

Thank you everyone 

It would make perfect sense that he would be in the same place some 12 months later - I think I was struggling in making his 1841 resident fit the handwriting on his marriage doc - it just looks like it was a "Y" on the marriage cert - I think its safe to say it is an alternative spelling of Cesailgwm-bāch  Thank you for your help! X

[suzyvan]

It could be the old fashion way of writing double ss..... that was written as fs....

[osprey]

actually not written as fs. It was a long s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_s

Anyway, there's no double s in the place name.

 

[wilcoxon]

https://newspapers.library.wales/view/3308672/3308674/19/

To give an idea of the area.

[suzyvan]

 [  Actually not written as fs. It was a long s ... Anyway, there's no double s in the place name. ]

Wow !!! reminds me of school days....crack over the knuckles for not being correct! I so happen to have a surname with double ss in it and it has always come up as the old fashion S with loops top and bottom....now I know what it represents! I wont forget. 

[osprey]

sorry, wasn't meant in that way.