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Latest revision as of 00:02, 20 March 2020
Upton was a village in Pembrokeshire, and now the site of a farm.
There was a mediæval village here. This was where Sir William Malefant lived until 1361/62 and is the site of the surviving Upton Castle and Upton Chapel.
Outside links
- Information on Upton, Pembrokeshire from GENUKI
- Location map: 51°42’26"N, 4°52’8"W