The Nags Head Public House, The Dunns, by Caroline Senior 

 I love the old pictures on your Facebook page and was pleased to be able to send you the family photo of The Nags Head, as my father was born in the room upstairs in 1917.

My Paternal Great Grandparents were Jack (also known as John) and Amelia Evans, who ran the Nags Head in The Dunns, Mumbles.
Jack was a stonemason who knocked the very old pub down and re built it. He also made the tiny cobbled walls in the cutting, on the left going out to Bracelet Bay in the 1880s.

Jack eventually lost his licence for allowing men to gamble in his Pub, which resulted in a move to The Marine Public House at Southend, where Amelia became the licence holder.

Their daughter Gladys, my grandmother, married George Ballard, who worked for Colonel J. E. Vaughan, at his Rheola house as chauffeur and Gladys, as the housekeeper, during the First World War and afterwards. They later came back to Mumbles and lived at Oakland Road, with George working as a chauffeur at The Langland Bay Hotel.

My grandparents, George and Gladys, then lived by me, in Oakland Road until 1993-4, in a house that Jack had helped to build in around 1900. Gladys passed away in her 100th year in 1999.