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Brace's Bakery
Brace's Bakery is a Crumlin-based Welsh bakery and bakery products brand. It is still family owned, presently run in the hands of the fourth generation.
==Founders==
Born in Abercarn,〔''The Welsh Academy Encyclopaedia of Wales''.John Davies, Nigel Jenkins, Menna Baines and Peredur Lynch (2008) pg79 ISBN 978-0-7083-1953-6〕 George Brace, an engine house driver at the Cambrian Colliery in Clydach Vale, started with a loan from his family a small bakery in 1902 in Pontllanfraith. Worked by his family, George continued to work at the colliery until the 1905 mining disaster which killed 35 men, after which George left the mining industry and started to build his bakery business. George and his wife had five sons and two daughters, raised in a house next to the bakery with the shop at the front of it, called Cambrian House, in Pontllanfraith Monmouthshire.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Company )〕
William Brace, George's brother, was a miners' activist who was elected an MP in 1906 for South Glamorganshire within the Lloyd George government, and from 1918 sat for Abertillery. In 1919 William persuaded the then owners of Oakdale Colliery, the Tredegar Iron and Coal Company to hand the franchise of the bakery in the village over to George's eldest son, Ernest, who had just left the Royal Flying Corps after service in World War I. After this success, George persuaded each of his children to start bakeries in various towns and villages across the South Wales Valleys.〔
Ernest the eldest son successfully built his business in Oakdale, and in the late 1930s his business bought his father's business, George Brace & Sons. After Ernest's retirement, he passed the business on to his son Colin, who subsequently passed the running of the business on to his sons, Mark and Jonathan Brace.
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