Ystalyfera History & Heritage
- Origins and Construction
- English Con Architecture
- Right to Solemnize Marriages
- The First World War
- Pastors of the English Con
- - Rev Melville Phillips
- Ystradgynlais English Con
- Dedication of a new Bible
- Renovations 1932-1934
- The 1939 Anniversary
- 75th Anniversary 1944
- World War 2 Memorial
- Demolition of the English Con
- Minute Book
- Yan Boogie
- In the Llais
The Solemnization of Marriages
On 4th March 1910, the English Congregational Church, Ystalyfera, was granted permission to solemnize marriages:-
SUPERINTENDENT REGISTRAR'S CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRY OF A BUILDING FOR THE SOLEMNIZATION OF MARRIAGES THEREIN
I hereby Certify that a Separate Building named
English Congregational Church
situate at Ystalyfera
in the Civil Parish of Llanguick
in the Registration District of Pontardawe
in the County of Glamorgan
being a building certified according to law as a place of meeting for Religious Worship, was on the Fourth day of March 1910 duly registered for solemnizing Marriages therein, pursuant to the 18th Section of the Act of 6 and 7 Wm. IV., c. 85
Witness my hand this fourth day of March 1910
Superintendent Registrar
