The Rutzen Arms Commercial Inn, Narberth
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The Rutzen Arms Commercial Inn, Narberth
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 31 Jul 2015
Viewed across Market Street. The inscription on the left shows that the building was erected in 1833 by Charles Frederick Baron De Rutzen KM. The Pembrokeshire Record Office states that Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen of Germany was born at Niederbattan (perhaps Niederbayern, Bavaria) in 1797. He met Mary Dorothea Phillips (1797-1860), the daughter and heiress of Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech, Pembrokeshire, in Rome in 1821. They were married in 1822, and became Lords of the Manors of Slebech, Minwear, Newton, Narberth and Robeston Wathen, and of the Manors or Reeveship of Lampeter Velfrey and Llanddewi Velfrey. The baron died in 1874.
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Image Location
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51.797124
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-4.742414