Folk-Lore of West and Mid-Wales

by Jonathan Ceredig Davies

TRAETH SAITH (CARDIGANSHIRE).

Tradition says that Traeth Saith—the Seven’s Shore—had its name from the seven daughters of a king who were wrecked there, having been put by order of their father into a vessel without sails or oars. A poem commemorates this tradition.

Probably the place is named from a brook.