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Mynwent Y Garn, Bow Street Mynwent y Garn, Bow Street Agorwyd 1875 Lluniwyd y rhestr gan Eddie Jones A1 1 Catherine Rees 24/3/1935 18 Richard Morgans John Rees 28/10/1914 1/2/1912 Brynbala Mile End, Llundain 19 Elizabeth Jane Morgan Mary James Rees 30/10/1916 25/5/1892 Elizabeth Ann Meyler 1/11/1968 Margaretta Morgan 2 Evan Rees 27/2/1875 14/2/1893 [Y cyntaf i’w gladdu yn y fynwent] 20 Richard Morgan 3 David Lloyd Roberts 17/3/1875 22/3/1879 Garibaldi House, Borth Campbell Septimus Roberts 21/22 ? 20/8/1883 4 Robert Pritchard Roberts 23 Margaret Louisa Rees 16/3/1898 13/4/1876 Martha Roberts 30/12/1934 Llundain Llewelyn Thring Roberts David Jenkin Rees 14/5/1899 7/4/1880 Edgar Octavius Roberts Morgan James Rees 29/6/1900 19/7/1881 5 David Lewis 16/11/1895 24/25 ? Penybont Ebenezer Lewis 20/3/1890 26/27 Anne Rees, Borth 6 Ann Lewis 20/3/1875 ?/2/1906 Capt. John Rees 7/8 Moses Thomas 6/5/1875 8/5/1880 Acorn, Borth Borth Margaret Thomas 29/8/1881 28 ? 9 Thomas Davies 28/6/1890 29 Margaret Jenkins Frongog 20/11/1911 Borth 10 Richard Davies 21/2/1884 Carreg rydd ? D. J. James Frondeg 1/2/1892 Borth 11 William Davies 28/3/1880 12 Elizabeth Davies 24/6/1887 30 John Jenkins 1/3/1900 13 John Davies 28/10/1875 Adeilade, Borth Margaret Jonkins 14/15 ? 24/11/1900 16 Janet Lewis 1/1/1876 31 Eleanor Jenkins, Borth Nant-y-fallen 32 ? 17 Mary Ann Morgan 4/6/1900 Brynbala 33/34 William Lewis 29/9/1904 Bow Street Richard Morgan Jones 14/10/1910 Mary Lewis 1/2/1940 23 Stoney Lane, Llundain 35 Thomas Hughes 2/7/1916 53 ? 2A Penybont 54/55 David Hughes 6/7/1938 Susannah Hughes 20/2/1919 T> Clwb, Llandre 36 Elizabeth Jane Hughes Martha Hughes 26/1/1947 20/10/1908 Penybont Edward John Hughes 28/8/1901 37 Mary Ann Hughes 56/58 Jane Williams 14/11/1900 16/2/1882 Penybont Penrhiw Lewis Richard Williams 38 ? 14/10/1954 David Evans 20/5/1889 39 Evan Lewis 26/6/1883 Elizabeth Evans 11/2/1901 Llandre Jane Williams 12/12/1929 Richard Williams 27/3/1945 40 Daniel Jones 1947 Jane Ellen Mason 19/10/1965 a Mary Jones 1951 Cwarel Willie Mason 25/3/1972 41 Mary Oliver 20/10/1900 59 ? Llanfihangel John David 22/5/1902 60 Lewis Williams 17/7/1891 Borth 42 David Oliver 6/4/1884 Anne Williams 1/6/1895 Llanfihangel 61/62 Mary Evans 8/12/1891 43/44 Isaac Griffiths 11/11/1884 Pen-y-garn Borth Jane Evans 9/4/1893 Elizabeth Griffiths 1/11/1884 David Evans 3/6/1895 45/46 ? 63/64 Richard Lewis Jones 1/12/1892 Florence Place Borth 47 Thomas Rogers 8/5/1894 Thomas Jones 25/1/1878 Ann Jones 18/6/1907 48 Ann Richards 14/8/1885 Mary Jones Queen St, Aberystwyth Richard Jones 16/3/1925 Sophia Richards 5/9/1932 Glasfryn, Borth 49 Mary Davies 20/9/1894 65/67 David Hughes 6/12/1893 Borth [Llofruddiwyd] Margaret Hughes 14/3/1895 38 oed Abraham Hughes 10/10/1893 John Hughes 1/9/1894 50 ? 51 David Davies 25/5/1887 Glanwern Ann Davies 30/1/1890 52 Margaret Humphreys 12/8/1891 Pen-y-garn 3B 1 Isaac Pritchard 7/4/1957 20/22 Evan Pugh 7/11/1921 Gwendon, Borth Treorchy Alice Pritchard 28/7/1977 James Evans 10/2/1905 Lydia Evans 19/12/1907 2 Catherine Pritchard 2/11/1927 Morris Pugh 17/2/1876 Cross Street Mary Pugh 10/12/1917 3 John Pritchard 28/3/1904 23/26 Thomas Davies 3/1/1948 Nathaniel, Borth 4 Mary Pritchard 25/3/1875 Mary 31/3/1881 Pen-y-garn Mary Jane Davies 10/4/1936 John Gwilym Davies [4 oed] 5 Sarah Davies 3/2/1903 1/2/1884 6 Thomas Davies 16/11/1898 27/29 Capt. Thomas Jones 6/7/1896 Anne Jones 4/1/1912 7 Elizabeth Davies 25/5/1883 William Thomas 31/7/1896 Margaret Anne Jones 29/7/1880 8 Thomas Davies 3/9/1875 Reginald Jones 13/8/1881 Martha Ellen Jones 22/4/1878 9 ? John Hughes 15/11/1886 Mary Hughes 5/9/1889 10 David Jones 14/10/1918 Llundain 30/31 ? 11 John Jones 25/10/1880 32/34 Margaret Roberts 17/5/1910 Pen-y-garn Cross St. 12 Jane Jones 18/10/1880 35 ? Pen-y-garn 36 William Jones 3/3/1891 13 ? Nant-y-fallen 14 Jane E Bowen 27/5/1907 37/38 Thomas Lewis 3/10/1880 London Margaret Lewis 5/7/1883 Penrhiw 15/16 Ann Rees 21/10/1875 Torglwyd 39/40 ? David Rees 6/5/1877 41/42 William Hughes 31/3/1901 William David Rees Penybont 1/2/1877 Bryndewi Anne Hughes 5/1/1911 Mary Rees 3/11/1933 Anne Hughes 15/5/1881 Bourne House, Aberystwyth 43/44 David Jenkins 10/1/1882 17/19 Mary Morgan 15/6/1889 Gwastad, Borth Ann Morgan 2/11/1879 Anne Jenkins 24/4/1902 Elizabeth Morgan 10/10/1881 Mary Jane Morgan 18/11/1887 45/46 ? David Morgan 7/10/1875 4 B 47 Mary Richards 31/1/1884 Bwthyn, Cross Street Elizabeth Jane Lloyd 18/12/1951 48 Thomas Lewis 16/1/1885 Bryngwyn Canol 49 Mary Jenkins 2/2/1895 50 Margaretta Lewis 17/5/1887 51 Richard Lewis 26/9/1884 5 C 1 Ann Jones 17/2/1920 18/19 Isaac James 10/12/1879 Hugo Villas, Bournemouth Margaret James 2/3/1877 2 ? 20 ? Penybont Enoch James 13/7/1910 21 Mary Lewis 20/1/1879 Richard Lewis 29/6/1889 3 Elizabeth James 13/6/1876 22/23 ? 4 ? 24 Mary Griffiths 27/3/1884 5/7 Morgan Lloyd 28/5/1883 Borth 25 Elizabeth Griffiths Sarah Lloyd 16/3/1886 10/2/1879 Llundain David James Lloyd 24/6/1879 John Morgan Lloyd 24/5/1879 26 ? 8 Richard Edwards 1922 27/29 Mary Lewis 25/3/1880 Cartref, Bow Street Bryncastell Elizabeth Edwards 1947 Ellyw Lewis 26/5/1894 Myfanwy Edwards 1970 John Lewis 18/7/1879 Elizabeth Lewis 9/10 ? 20/12/1900 W R Jones 28/7/1900 11 John Edwards 30/5/1917 William Lewis 16/5/1918 Nant-y-fallen Jane Edwards 28/4/1915 30/31 ? 12 David Edwards 24/7/1876 32 David Morris 23/10/1892 Glanwern 13 Edward James 7/6/1942 Margaret Morris 2/5/1902 Llys Maelgwyn (Caergywydd) Catherine Jane James 18/10/1947 33 John Morris 2/1/1880 Mary Morris 1/1/1882 14 Evan Hughes 6/4/1889 Tanyfoel Clarach 34 ? 15 Thomas Hughes 13/2/1981 35 Evan Williams 19/9/1882 Tanyfoel, Clarach Penrhiw Evan Hughes 30/6/1909 Eleanor Williams Rhydhir 5/6/1880 16 Elizabeth Hughes 7/1/1877 36 ? Tanyfoel 37 Thomas Evans 7/6/1880 17 ? Dolau 38/40 ? 6 C 41 Thomas Richards 11/9/1880 61/63 John Nuttall 25/2/1929 1 North Rd, Aberystwyth Elizabeth Nuttall 6/11/1948 Mary Richards 13/9/1922 42/43 ? Jane Richards 7/6/1888 Penrhiw 44 Anne Jane Jones 1/6/1881 John Richards 29/6/1918 Cwarel 64 ? 45 ? 65 B Oliver 46 William Davies 28/5/1880 Cross Street 66 Isaac James Oliver 20/12/1936 Taigwynion Liza Oliver 16/4/1895 47/49 Richard Edwards 18/12/1907 Glanwern 67/69 Mary Davies 5/3/1916 Margaret Edwards 29/8/1922 Pen-y-garn Jane Edwards 22/5/1883 Elizabeth Davies 5/3/1906 Martin Llewelyn Edwards Rees Davies 1/3/1931 24/6/1884 Annie Davies 30/11/1890 Richard Edwards ?/6/1892 Taigwynion Buenos Ayres 70 Annie Morgans 21/6/1891 50 Jane Griffiths 19/5/1915 Taicanol White Lion Place, Borth Thomas Morgans 14/2/1899 Richard Morgan 3/4/1890 71 Ann Hughes 8/1/1892 51 Mary Jane Griffiths Rhydgerrig House, Borth 14/7/1884 Penybont John Hughes 15/1/1905 52/54 Florence Elizabeth Davies 72 ? 23/11/1918 Mona, Borth Griffith Davies 28/8/1923 73/75 Mary Elizabeth (Mei) Thomas Mary Annie Davies 30/3/1952 23/6/1955 Brynarian, Taliesin Anne Davies 23/8/1936 Evan Thomas 6/1/1962 Evan Davies 17/4/1934 76 Margaret Richards 13/1/1893 55/57 Mary Jones 5/12/1900 Glanrhyd, Borth Ynysfergi John Richards 31/12/1894 David Jones 28/9/1919 Catherine Jones 6/5/1907 77 Edith Williams 2/4/1933 John Morgans 29/10/1885 Elmore Borth Eleanor Benjamin 26/4/1922 William David Williams 58/59 ? 29/12/1962 60 Mary Pritchard 17/11/1886 78/79 ? Edgeware Rd, Llundain Richard Llewelyn Pritchard 1/11/1908 7 C 80 Edward Evans 19/5/1894 Cross Street 81/82 Richard Owen 21/9/1933 Aelybryn Elizabeth Owen 24/2/1942 Lizzie Kate Owen 12/5/1895 John Richard Owen 13/5/1895 Mabel Owen 3/4/1904 Richard Elvet Owen 8 D 1/4 ? 21 ? 5 Capt John Williams 18/4/1878 22 Jane James 24/12/1886 Ann Jenkins 24/10/1891 Penrhiw 23 James James 24/3/1879 6 ? Penrhiw 7 Capt. David Jenkins 24/7/1883 24/25 ? Morfa, Borth Jane Jenkins 25/8/1929 26/27 Jane Williams 8/6/1879 Mary Jane Williams 7/8/1879 8 John William Jenkins 18/8/1877 Morfa, Borth 28 ? 9 ? 29 John Davies 15/7/1893 Nant-y-fallen 10 Enoch Jenkins 13/9/1883 Margaret Davies 20/3/1932 Pen-y-garn Anne Jenkins 23/4/1913 30 Alfred Davies 28/2/1880 Nant-y-fallen 11 Richard Jones 9/2/1880 John Davies 31/12/1890 Pen-y-garn Jane Jones 11/6/1914 31/34 ? 12 David Jenkins 10/2/1878 35 Thomas Morgan 12/3/1896 Cross Street 13/14 ? 36 Margaret Daniels 23/8/1896 15/17 Mary Jane Hughes 25/10/1903 T> Capel, Pen-y-garn 37 William Morgans 17/7/1880 Thomas Hughes 2/3/1922 Broncastell Ann Hughes 9/8/1933 Sarah Shakespeare 21/5/1926 38 ? Mary Gabriel 1988 Llundain Margaret Riley 29/7/06 (crem) 39 Thomas Davies 28/1/1898 Mariner’s Cottage, Borth +1 Jane Davies 27/8/1909 John Hugh Hughes 26/3/1895 Richard Hughes 11/4/1880 40 Jane Davies 30/6/1887 Borth 18/20 David Williams 31/3/1906 41 Elizabeth Humphreys 22/10/1881 Leah Williams 10/11/1906 Borth Evan Thomas Williams 7/9/1878 42 ? David Williams 5/4/1911 Mary Williams 25/1/1924 43/44 William Jones 22/10/1887 Bod Hywel Brynowen Terrace, Borth Ellen Williams 3/9/1933 Catherine Jones 2/9/1885 Catherine Williams 1863-1952 John Jones 1/10/1882 9 D 45 Winifred Rowlands 10/5/1899 64/66 Margaret Jane Williams Penrhiw 28/11/1890 Agnes Maude Williams 46 Morgan Davies 17/7/1883 6/10/1890 Penrhiw Edith Louisa Williams 30/3/1903 47/49 William Jones 22/5/1884 James Williams 22/6/1951 Caradog, Borth Mary Jones 29/12/1884 67/69 Dorothy Jones 31/5/1891 David Evan Jones ?/11/1916 Bodfor House, Borth Jenkin Jones 19/12/1920 Elizabeth Jones 17/10/1912 Margaret Jones 31/3/1944 William David Jones William Jones 23/11/1971 5/7/1928 Morawen David John Jones 1916 Marie L Jones 27/5/1972 Mary Davies 14/7/1905 50 Mary Hughes 14/5/1908 70 ? Penrhiw 51 ? 71 Thomas Lewis 27/5/1917 Nant-y-fallen 52 Mary Hughes 6/4/1885 Hannah Lewis 28/1/1923 Pen-y-garn 72 Thomas Lewis 5/6/1892 53/55 ? 73 ? 56 Sarah Pritchard 15/4/1886 Penrhiw 74 Mary Davies 16/6/1893 Thomas Edward Pritchard 24/5/1906 Mary Jane 2/10/1893 57/60 Mary Rees 22/1/1890 Dole 75/76 John Jones 21/11/1893 John Thomas 9/2/1908 Cefnfaenor Cyffin House, Penrhiw Elizabeth Jones 1/8/1928 Jane Thomas 3/7/1931 Margaret Jones 1/2/1933 John J Thomas 1/8/1904 Susannah Jones 17/8/1944 Mary Thomas 22/7/1887 77 Evan Williams 61 ? 78 Annie Jones 19/11/1894 62 Capt.
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