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The Brynteg Arms

The public house once stood on the corner of Newbridge Road and Brynteg Lane.

The landlords from 1871 to the 1910 period included Mary Jones, Charles Chedzey and Jacob Evans.

Chedzey was a well known Llantrisant Freeman family during the 19th century.

 

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