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Hugh Bramwell

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Hugh Bramwell (1861- )

1922 O.B.E J.P., M.I.Min.E., P. Pres., S. Wales Inst. E.; Min. Engr.; Agent for the Great Western Colliery Co., Ltd.; b. 1861; s. of John Byrom Bramwell, M.D. Ed. Cheltenham Coll. and Edinburgh University. Training: The Coll. of Physical Sc., Newcastle-on-Tyne. Career: Sinking and equipment of Maritime Colliery, Pontypridd, and Cwm Colliery, Llantwit-Vardre. Clubs: Cardiff and County, Public Schools, and Albemarle. Address: Pantyquesta, Pontyclun, Glamorgan. T. A.: " Pontyclun." T. N.: 9 Pontyclun.

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