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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Glamorganshire Lookup Requests => Glamorganshire => Wales => Glamorganshire Completed Lookups => Topic started by: leo on Saturday 09 October 10 19:04 BST (UK)
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I am trying to trace an uncle of mine who died young. His name was Garfield Evans. I believe he was buried in Glynogowr churchyard. My grandparents were buried there also and I believe he was in the same plot. My grandparents names were Joseph Jones Evans b 1883 d 1938 & Mary Blodwyn nee Parry b 1886 d 1935 (all dates approx within a couple of years). I think Garfield must have lived somewhere between 1902 & 1923.
I need to know this information now for purposes other than FH and I'd be sooo grateful if someone could let me know who is interred in this plot.
If somebody lives close. I could give them details of were the memorial stone is and a pic would be excellent.
Thanks for any help given
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If you mean St Tyfodwg Church in Glynogwr, I can have a look for you. :)
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Leo.
In Deference to Seren I was in the area over w/end and found grave at St Tyfodwg Church, inscription is as follows.
Evans
In loving memory of
Mary-Blodwen
Died 1938, aged 49.
Also her husband Joseph
Died 1938 aged 56
Also their son Garfield
And daughter Megan
Died Jan 1985, aged 56
And their son Ronald
Died Aug 1999 aged 89.
Photo's available, PM with e-mail address or thru this site. (Please remember that I am "No David Bailey".
Regards.
West.
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Many thanks for both the offers - but Seren was quicker off the mark and I now have my photos ;D
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could any one tell me who i get in contact with to find a burial plot in glynogwr church yard thanks
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Bridgend County Borough Council list Glynogwr cemetery as their responsibility.
Contact the Burials Officer.
Tel 01656 643422.
EMail: talktous@bridgend.gov.uk
They do state on their website that if a search is resolved with in 10-15 minutes there is no charge, however, a charge of £26.50 is made for extensive searches.
West.