Who used to live in the Swansea Castle?
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It was established by Henry I's friend Henry de Beaumont, first earl of Warwick, as the seat of administration of the marcher lordship of Gower, which Henry bestowed on him in about 1106.
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I found this:\n\nThe castle was built for the Buiel family in the second half of the 15th century. This was a family that had distinguished itself in The Hundred Years War and now was seeking a home befitting there new rank in society. The family did not stay long however for Antoine De Buiel, the husband of Louis VII’s daughter, sold the castle in 1485 to Charles Espinay who set about making many improvements and is known for having the famous chapel built on the grounds. The Espinays served as chamberlains to many of the royalty and kings of their time. This castle has changed hands many times. \n\nCompared to the other castles of the Loire Valley, the Usse has a very tranquil history. It was built on the foundation of an 11th century fortress. Because of its combination of beauty and fortress like appearance, it is believed that Perrault wrote his famous story, “Sleeping Beauty,” based on Usse. Of the structure Perrault wrote, “Chateau de la Belle au bois dormant.” This is one of eleven fairytales he wrote in a collection called, “Les Contes de ma mere l’Oye.” \n\nThe castle played another part in history when it stood as a model for the design of Disney’s famous Cinderella’s Castle in Disney World. Designers used this and other castles of the Loire Valley. Looking at a picture of the two, it is easy to see the similarities between the them.
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Just then I was teleported to a medieval construction site.  Before I had time to exclaim, "What the...", I was ordered to get the wattle and daub from the slag heap behind the lean-to, before it hardened.\n\nSeemed I was stuck there, as I knew castles to take generations to build.  Damn my luck.
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You could try googling the name.\nor try sites like http://www.whowhere.com/
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J'habite a (with an accent on the a) Swansea
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You might try here. There is a link about searching home histories, but it apparently is focused on the historic.\n\nhttp://www.essexcc.gov.uk/vip8/ecc/ECCWebsite/dis/faq.jsp?channelOid=13813&guideOid=14788&oid=17353
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According to the link below, it was the name of a castle in Wales.
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Gelert the dog!\n\nKilled by "the last prince" Llywelyn.  Complicated story about the dog protecting his baby from wolves (now extinct) in the 1200's but Llywelyn getting the wrong end of the stick.\n\nIt happened in a place now called Beddgelert (bedd = grave).  Lovely little place in north wales.
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Two places actually ,\n\n Belvoir Castle, Belvoir, Leicestershire, England, UK \nand \nHarlaxton Manor, Harlaxton, Lincolnshire, England, UK
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She now lives in London,U.K.  Used to live in chelsea but moved
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http://library.thinkquest.org/10949/fief/medknight.html\n\nhttp://www.britainexpress.com/History/Knights_and_Fights.htm\n\nhttp://www.castles-of-britain.com/castle35.htm\n\nJust do a search on google.  You'll find tons of sites.  What a fun topic for study.\n\nGood luck, and enjoy summer break!
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I am an American...was born and raised in Michigan....I am currently living in England about 45 min from London.  Its alright...it rains alot....but there is alot of history here and its really cool to see some of the old castles.  The Tower Of London is great but Stonehenge really wasn't that impressive.
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Are they related to Ben Dover? Just kidding. Did you try Yahoo people search?
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see if their parents still live at the same place
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I used to live there for the last 18 of 20 years, live in neighboring city...the 3 names by themselves don't ring a bell...perhaps if you can provide an estimated age..might help.
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Lives with his gf who's from Northern Ireland.
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Goodness, I wouldn't like to hazard a guess but I do know that there are quite a few...some still lived in and some in ruins...some set up as tourist attractions which completely ruins them.\n\nMany of them are under the protection of The National Trust and English Heritage.\nhttp://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/\nhttp://www.english-heritage.org.uk/