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tel b | 16:46 Thu 25th Oct 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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...but it's puzzling me. We have some old family correspondence posted to Wales and part of the address is the initials NSD. Web searches on NSD Welsh address draw a blank. Does anyone out there know what NSD stands for in this context? Grateful for your help Terryb

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Chiefpanda

The only thing I know is no smoking day but I can't think why this is in the address. Can you give a bit more help with the address.

tel b

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oops! Sorry, it's actually RSD. We have lots of examples from various bits of Wales, one such is "house name", Peniel Green, Llansamlet, RSD.

tel b

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Oh, and it's from 1914.

4GS

Residence?

dundurn

Theres a thing called a Rural District, RD formerly Rural Sanitary District, RSD

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Rural_Dis tricts_in_England_and_Wales_1894_-_1930

but I don't know whether people regularly used them as part of their addresses and in any case there's no Llansamlet RSD

gizmosmurf

Looks like it could be Registration Sub District. Something to do with the census.

http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/types/type_p age.jsp?unit_type=SUB_DIST

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