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CHURCHYARD RECORDS L S Name Christian Name No Occupation Address Par Rel Relationships Notes DoD Year Age E ……….. David B108 E Allt Shirley K087 03-Oct 1989 54 E Anderson Dorothy Beryl K067 15-Nov 1983 72 E Anderson Edward K067 15-Nov 1979 69 E Anwyl Eleanor Hope Sydney G36 Eryl Aran - Bala w Thomas Lloyd Anwyl 21-May 1933 85 E Anwyl Thomas Lloyd G36 Eryl Aran - Bala 14-Nov 1885 42 W Arter Evan Lewis G03 Borth BTH s Enoch & Caroline Louisa Arter 04-Oct 18 79 0.3 W Arter Margaret F133 Borth w John Arter 16-Dec 1877 66 W Arter Margaret Louisa G02 Borth BTHd Enoch & Caroline Louisa Arter 22-Mar 1894 17 E Ashley Mary Ann J014 Isceirio LGG 07-Jul 1937 86 E Atkinson Kathleen J086 Ynyslas BTHd S & M Atkinson 26-Jan 1909 0.8 E Bailey Anne Emily A051 gd David Morgan 02-Apr 1821 0.7 E Baker Ann G11 Rhydypennau Farm LGGw John Baker 1900 69 E Baker Benjamin G11 Rhydypennau Farm s John and Ann Baker 1924 69 E Baker Dorcas G11 Rhydypennau Farm d John and Ann Baker 1935 72 E Baker Edith G11 Rhydypennau Farm d John and Ann Baker 1885 18 E Baker John G11 Rhydypennau Farm LGG 1902 73 E Bakker Rose (Nan) K083 gm Vivian Evans 1992 68 E Barr Tom J023 Rhydmeirionnydd LGG 1960 86 W Barratt Jane Morffudd L008 26-Sep 2003 81 E Bayliss Katherine Shirley H008 07-Jun 1960 30 E Beck Malcolm K099 Llysawel Dolybont b ShireOak Staffs 31-Dec 1998 63 E Bell Anne Eliza G11 Harlesden w William Bell 1946 89 W Benjamin Anne F010 Pantydwn d Morris and Mary Benjamin 08-May 1854 32 E Benjamin Benjamin E123 Cuffin Mill LGG 06-Sep 1843 71 W Benjamin David F009 Brynbwl LGG 22-Oct 1867 40 W Benjamin Ebenezer F013 Pantydwn 14-Dec 1891 73 W Benjamin Eliza F011 Pantydwn d Morris and Mary Benjamin 05-Mar 1836 7 E Benjamin Eliza F051 Pantydwn LGGd Morris and Mary Benjamin 05-Mar 1836 8 E Benjamin Elizabeth E123 Cuffin Mill LGGw Benjamln Benjamin 20-Mar 1842 64 E Benjamin Evan B040 Pantydwn LGG 12-Jan 1815 67 W Benjamin Evan F011 Pantydwn s Morris and Mary Benjamin 24-Apr 1841 24 E Benjamin Evan F051 Pantydwn LGGs Morris and Mary Benjamin Apr 1841 W Benjamin John F010 Pantydwn s Morris and Mary Benjamin 12-Feb 1858 49 W Benjamin Mary F008 Pantydwn w Ebenezer Benjamin 23-Nov 1904 71 W Benjamin Mary F012 Pantydwn w Morris Benjamin 05-Feb 1835 48 E Benjamin Mary F051 Pantydwn LGGw Morris Banjamin 05-Feb 1835 48 W Benjamin Morris F012 Pantydwn 20-Feb 1852 71 W Benjamin Richard F013 Pantydwn s Ebenezer and Mary Benjamin 21-Dec 1875 2.3 CHURCHYARD RECORDS W Benjamin Richard F014 Blaenwaen 05-Apr 1873 56 W Benjamin Sophia F014 Blaenwaen w Richard Benjamin 21-Jan 1891 83 W Bennett Doris May J047 Wileirog Issaf Borth LGG 01-Oct 1987 81 W Bennett John Ivor J047 Wileirog Issaf Borth LGGs John Pugh & Doris May Bennett 14-Aug 2003 51 W Bennett John Pugh J047 Wileirog Issaf Borth LGGh Doris May Bennett 28-Mar 1997 76 W Beynon Eleanor J026 06-Nov 1957 71 W Beynon Jane J026 w John Beynon 26-May 1945 95 W Beynon John J026 24-Nov 1914 65 W Beynon Llewelyn J026 20-May 1915 29 E Bishop Margaret C041 Quarry Cottage LGGw William Bishop 05-Oct 1895 78 E Bishop Thomas C039 Quarry LGGs William Margaret Bishop 18-Aug 1863 17 E Bishop William C040 Quarry LGG 16-Jan 1882 66 E Blackwell Mary Ann J067 w Thomas Blackwell 07-Mar 1929 77 E Blackwell Thomas J067 Friendship Inn Borth BTH 02-Jul 1910 42 E Blundell Arthur L003 2002 85 E Blundell Constance Charlotte J081 d Henry & Harriet Blundell 10-Sep 1944 44 E Blundell Harriet J082 Knowle Warwickshire w Henry Blundell Jan 1964 95 E Blundell Henry J082 Knowle Warwickshire Jun 1964 93 E Blundell Ruth Eileen L003 2000 80 E Bonsall Bertha Eleanor J006 d Thomas Bonsall Glynrheidol Capel Ban5th daughter 28-May 1913 47 E Bowden Edith H043 Leacroft Llandre LGG 13-Jul 1964 69 E Bowden Eleanor Jane H043 Leacroft Llandre LGG w John Robert Bowden 10-Apr 1941 86 E Bowden John Robert H043 Leacroft Llandre LGG 27-Feb 1938 84 E Bowden Robert Edward H043 Leacroft Llandre LGG 28-Jun 1972 81 E Bowen Elizabeth J005 Towyn w Richard Bowen 16-Nov 1914 60 E Bowen Richard J005 Towyn 18-Oct 1923 60 Bowyer ? H029 No inscription E Breese David Ivor K024 s James Edward Clayton Breese 04-Oct 1994 79 E Breese Ermine May K025 Troed-y-bryn Llandre w James Edward Clayton Breese 25-Apr 1974 80 E Breese James Edward ClaytonK025 Troed-y-bryn Llandre Ex Liverpool 31-Jan 1948 64 E Breese Molly Constance K024 w David Ifor Breese 30-Oct 1972 58 W Brodigan Jane Ann K042 2 Hillside Borth BTHw John B Brodigan 03-Dec 1965 85 W Brodigan John B K042 2 Hillside Borth BTH 28-Jul 1959 78 E Browne Margaret J052 Ahascrach Co Galway IR 13-Dec 1923 80 E Browne Peter Clifford J052 Capt RWF Ahascrach Co Galway IR 27-Apr 1917 81 W Budge Edward Thomas J019 Holmleigh Borth BTH 1990 82 E Budge Joseph J018 1932 59 W Budge Myfanwy J019 Holmleigh Borth BTH w Edward Thomas Budge 1996 93 E Budge Sarah Jane J018 Isceirio LGGw Joseph Budge 1941 72 E Bunce Jonathan A036 Gent Glanfread LGG d. Lliggwy Mer. 27-Apr 1783 83 CHURCHYARD RECORDS E Bunce Margaret A038 w Jonathan Bunce Llanfread 11-Sep 1764 73 E Burnham Audery Mary K089 11-Apr 1990 68 E Burnham George Mills K089 h Audery Mary Burnham 26-Aug 1992 71 W Burrell Sarah B179 Bowstreet LGGd John & Eliza Burrell 22-Jan 1858 15 W Bywater Levi F117 Borth s Thomas & Jane Bywater 02-Jan 1880 1 E Chadwick Jane Lloyd J062 Llandre LGG ex Aberystwyth 04-Feb 1927 65 E Clarke M S J J077 Huddersfield w late A J Clarke 12-May 1908 44 W Clayton David F064 Llandref LGGs David H & Rebecca Clayton 08-Jan 1878 2w W Clayton David Henry F064 Llandref LGGs David H & Rebecca Clayton 03-Jan 1901 19 W Clayton David Henry F064 Llandref LGG 03-Oct 1901 55 W Clayton Rebecca F065 Llandref LGGw David H Clayton 14-Jan 1913 69 E Clayton Rebecca Mary K044 Spring Cottage Bow Street 03-Sep 1965 86 E Collins Richard B124 Mariner Borth LGG 01-May 1818 27 E Cottingham Amos E047 Borth b. Bow Cemetery 21-Mar 1888 67 E Cottingham Margaret E047 Borth w Amos Cottingham late of London 05-Nov 1898 47 E Critchlow Thomas Norman K031 Maesyglyn LGG 1961 55 E Crowther Christina K093 1991 86 ED Eleanor B040 W Dafydd Hugh B078 Pantydderwen LGG 26-Dec 1849 70 W Dafydd Margaret B078 Pantydderwen LGGw Hugh Dafydd 20-Feb 1820 36 E Daniel Ann C010 Morfa Borth LGG 30-Jun 1888 82 W Daniel Anne G55 6 Osborne Ter Nantymoel 08-Dec 1898 26 W Daniel Bessie Emily G53 Ocean House Borth d Evan David Daniel 08-May 1901 6w E Daniel Catherine B138 Penygraig LGGw David Daniel 01-Aug 1798 35 W Daniel David F069 Borth 08-Nov 1887 80 W Daniel David Thomas F189 Borth s David & Mary Daniel Schooner Mary Jane 08-Jan 1872 0.1 E Daniel Elinor E062 Morfa'r Borth w John Daniel 02-Jan 1885 78 W Daniel Evan David G53 Ocean House Borth 23-Aug 1901 25 E Daniel Jihn David E061 Morfa'r Borth LGG 01-Jun 1849 0.5 E Daniel John D085 Gwastad Borth LGGs John Daniel 1792 E Daniel John D085 Gwastad Borth LGGs John Daniel younger son 1797 E Daniel John D085 Gwastad Borth LGG 07-Apr 1819 46 E Daniel John A074 LGG No further Insc W Daniel Margaret A075 Talybont LGGw John Daniel 21-May 1864 77 W Daniel Mary F187 London Place Borth w David Daniel 01-Jul 1903 69 E Daniel Thomas C010 Master Mariner Morfa Borth LGGs Thomas & Anne Daniel Rosina (AB) 04-May 1852 25 W Daniels Esther Mary L007 Glyntuen Llandre LGGw Thomas Owen Daniels 2005 87 E Daniels Esther Maude G30 Gloucester House - Bth d Capt David Daniels & Agnes Daniels 10-May 1884 2.6 W Daniels Thomas Owen L007 Glyntuen Llandre LGG 2001 93 W Danniel David C028 Morfa Borth LGG Late Penygraig 18-Jun 1850 83 CHURCHYARD RECORDS W Danniel Elizabeth C028 Morfa Borth LGGw David Danniel Late Penygraig 19-Jun 1852 76 E David Ann C002b Ffosygrafel Ychaf LGGd Thomas David 11-Sep 1793 4 E David Evan Gruffydd A091 LGG s Gruffydd David 02-Jun 1787 54 E David Gruffydd A091 LGG 31-Oct 1789 90 W David John B141 Rhiwlas LGG 31-Jul 1796 82 E David Susan A091 LGG d Gruffydd David 01-Jun 1791 51 E David Susanna C002b Ffosygrafel Ychaf LGGw Thomas David 15-Sep 1797 34 E David Thomas D042 Penygarn LGG 1817 W Davies Abraham E118 Borth LGG 03-May 1853 35 E Davies Alfred T K018 02-Aug 1960 84 W Davies Ann J073 Rose Cottage Borth BTHd John & Hannah Davies 04-Mar 1935 67 W Davies Ann J087 Rona House Borth BTH 28-Feb 1909 83 E Davies Anne A005a Tynygwndwn Henllys LGG 04-Feb 1824 58 W Davies Anne CO59 Penygarn LGGd John & Elizabeth Davies 07-Apr 1868 17 W Davies Anne E070 Glanywern LGGd Richard Davies 30-May 1858 2 W Davies Anne F186 Ty'ncae w Hugh Davies 08-Nov 1899 56 W Davies Anne G08 Brittania Place, Borth BTHw David Davies 07-Nov 1905 72 E Davies Anne J068 London w W L Davies 12-Nov 1912 59 W Davies Anne F093 Rose Place, Borth d Hugh & Margaret Davies 03-Apr 1879 3.10 E Davies Annie Granville K062 Auckland House Borth BTH w Captain William T Davies d.
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  • Newsletter September 2017

    Newsletter September 2017

    The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales North Ceredigion Group Newsletter September 2017 1. Chairperson’s Introduction Summer has flown by and hopefully you have had plenty of chances to get out and enjoy the abundance of local natural history. One of the highlights of the summer for me was taking part in an event organised by Dyfi Biosphere who have been focusing on Welsh legends. I was partnered with local storyteller Peter Stevenson for a story walk at Cwm Clettwr on 5 August. Local families who had not previously visited the reserve joined us for a delightful stroll from the Cletwr Cafe. Peter’s legends interwove perfectly with the natural history. The find of a marbled magpie moth near the river was interesting as their caterpillars feed on elm (thanks to Tony Allenby our county macro-moth recorder for this information). The dormice at Cwm Clettwr have continued to thrive with good numbers found during the summer. Speaking to those who attended the story walk highlighted to me how invisible most of our reserves are to non-members, even Cwm Clettwr, which must be one of our more easily found locations. Following up on this, the Local Group Committee are interested to find out how many visitors visit the North Ceredigion reserves. I will be asking at the next couple of indoor meetings for a show of hands to help us collect this information. We are currently updating the species lists for many of the reserves with the help of many volunteers and some paid expertise – there will be more on this at a later date.