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Submitted by | wellhopper |
Added | Apr 28 2012 |
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St Dwynwen's Well, Anglesey
This is accepted as the most likely candidate for St Dwynwen's Well, also often referred to as Ffynnon Fair
More details on the wells on Llanddwyn Island at http://wellhopper.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/llanddwyn-island/
This is accepted as the most likely candidate for St Dwynwen's Well, also often referred to as Ffynnon Fair
More details on the wells on Llanddwyn Island at http://wellhopper.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/llanddwyn-island/
Posted Comments:
Sunny100 (2012-04-28)
Hmm, not sure about this one, wellhopper. Could St Dwynwen's well have been re-dedicated to St Mary as in Ffynnon Fair ?
wellhopper (2012-04-29)
I have been told in the past that Ffynnon Fair (St Mary's Well) was often used as a generic name for a Holy Well in general, so quite possibly the two names were used interchangeably. This well appears on maps today as Ffynnon Dafaden - the wart well, from its claimed efficacy in curing warts
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