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Rhydcymerau is a small village 8.5 kilometres to the south-east of Llanybydder, around the side of Mynydd Llanybydder, in Carmarthenshire, south-west Wales.

Rhydcymerau is the birthplace of prominent Welsh writer and nationalist David John Williams, one of three saboteurs of the Penyberth bombing school in 1936. Two of his autobiographical volumes, Hen Dŷ Ffarm (“The Old Farmhouse”, 1953) and Yn Chwech ar Hugain Oed (“Twenty-Six Years Old”, 1959) give a portrait of life in this small town at the turn of the twentieth century.

Rhydcymerau is part of the community of Llanybydder, and has a chapel and a closed primary school.

The Red Dragon pub, which had been closed for several years, was partly demolished in 2016 despite a planning application to do so not having been considered.^[1]

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• John Gillespie Magee
• John Gill (footballer, born 1932)
• John Gilliam
• John Gillies (Canadian politician)
• John Gilligan
• John Gilligan (footballer)
• John Gilliland
• John Gillis
• John Gillis (historian)
• John Gill Jr.
• John Gill (judge)
• John Gill (trade unionist)
• John Gilman
• John Gilmer
• John Gilmore (advocate)
• John Gilmore (American football)
• John Gilmore (representative)
• John Gilmore Riley House
• John Gilmour
• John Gilmour, 2nd Baronet
• John Gilmour (disambiguation)
• John Gilpin (dancer)
• John Gingell
• John G. Inglis
• John Githongo