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Title: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: splottboy on Thursday 01 September 11 14:30 BST (UK)
Is it possible to get a list of burials in whitchurch cemetery?
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: Morganllan on Friday 02 September 11 00:26 BST (UK)
Yes, I believe you can get them from Glamorgan FHS  :)
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: cardiff on Friday 02 September 11 10:52 BST (UK)
HI
 Who are you looking for?
You can get a  from
Glamorgan Family History
Monumental inscriptions Parish church of St Mary Old Burial ground Whitchurch
MOnumental inscriptions Parish church of St marys Whitchurch part 2
Monumental Inscriptions of St Mary Whitchurch . New Yard
 are you aware that St Mary church is on a second site so thats why it is call new yard.
The original church was opposite the Fox and Hounds Whitchurch.
cheers cardiff :)
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: splottboy on Wednesday 21 September 11 13:56 BST (UK)
the people I am seeking are my father albert evans died 20/04/1967 and mother violet evans died 16/11/1966, as I have no contact with my remaining family in Cardiff I,m seeking help this way, Thanking in advance,  Mike Evans
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: cardiff on Wednesday 21 September 11 14:14 BST (UK)
Hi Mike
Are you sure they are buried in St Marys Church Whitchurch? :-\
The book od Monumental Inscriptions  gives no Albert or Violet Evans. Dare I ask you did you go to the actual funeral?
Did your parents live in Whitchurch and attend the Church? Sorry to ask these sorts of questions :-\
cheers cardiff
Ps if you don't want to reply on this topic send me a personal message :)
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: splottboy on Thursday 22 September 11 13:20 BST (UK)
dont know the actual cemetery, whitchurch was based on a guess as I,d heard the name somewhere, as the funerals were organised by  a relative, (long gone) all I remember is travelling from where ship was docked and then back to sea. sorry to be so vague, looks like I,ll have to troll around a bit. thanks anyway.
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: cardiff on Thursday 22 September 11 13:33 BST (UK)
Hi M
My suggestion is to get death certificate to confirm where thet where living?  Unless you know where they were living? ??? That would give some idea of the cemeteries, they could also have been cremated.
I see violets death4th qtr 1966 vol8b page 182 cardiff
Did Albert move to be with other family has he is I believe  under east Glamorgan which I believe is pOntypridd way?
cheers cardiff
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: splottboy on Thursday 22 September 11 14:20 BST (UK)
they both were living on the newport road in a group of bungalows  occupied by ex seaman , the name of the shipping company that provided these bungalows was a Cardiff firm, sir, something or other. sorry I,m a bit vague on these things, I know dad was born at 21 railway street in 1901. thanks.
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: Morganllan on Thursday 22 September 11 22:42 BST (UK)
Hello  :)

That would probably be Sir William Henry Seager

As you have the dates of deaths, you could try Cardiff library to check for obituaries in local newspapers.

Modified - Cathays Cemetery is not far from Newport Road.

Kind Regards
Morgan
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: splottboy on Friday 23 September 11 13:16 BST (UK)
Thats it seagers,! all it needs is the right prompt and things start coming back, I suppose at 82 it,s expected that memory needs a bit of exercise to keep it going, as I live in weston-s-Mare, will probably try to get across and spend a couple of days in Cardiff and go to the library and look things up, give me a chance to have a look around at some of my past place, although I understand that my school, spltt boys, is long gone, ahhhhh memories, what would we do without them, Thanks for the info. regards, Mike Evans
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: Morganllan on Saturday 24 September 11 23:13 BST (UK)
Hello Mike  :)

Good luck in Cardiff and enjoy your trip down memory lane!  If you can't get there for a while you could contact the library by telephone or email, as they will normally provide a photocopy of the obituary for a fee. Obviously you need a date of death plus the name and address to help them to find the correct reference.

Let us kno how you get on?
Kind regards
Morgan
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: TheBanana on Sunday 09 June 13 20:15 BST (UK)
I AM ALSO LOOKING FOR A BURIAL FOR A THOMAS HILL WHO WAS BURIED IN A CEMETERY IN THE WHITCHURCH AREA ON 25 NOV 1905. HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED!
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: cardiff on Monday 10 June 13 05:41 BST (UK)
Hi
have looked up Thomas Hill for St Mary's Church Whitchurch no Thomas but here's the only hills buried here.
Red granite head stone & kerb
In loving memory of Gilbert Hill of Glan y nant house Whitchurch who died suddenly Sept 26th 1905 aged 60yrs/ verse/
also Lucy Jane lock wife of the above who died February 26th 1911 aged 67yrs /verse/ also Florence Hughes daughter of the above who died Nov 12 1937 aged 62yrs/. also her husband Henry Hughes who died Oct 20th 1937 aged 59yrs ( interred at Bridged)
 Hope this maybe of some help ???
cheers cardiff
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: TheBanana on Monday 10 June 13 17:52 BST (UK)
Thanks but I am unfamiliar with those anmes
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: Tree Tective on Monday 10 June 13 18:18 BST (UK)
If a burial took place in a municipal cemetery in Cardiff then contact Thornhill crematorium site as records are now digitalised and they will search for you.

A little caution with FHS monumental inscriptions, if a grave has / had no headstone then that information was not picked up by FHS unless they actually took information directly from the church / chapel burial records, I am pretty sure that municipal cemetery records won't appear on any FHS records
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: BRO64 on Monday 10 June 13 22:40 BST (UK)
Hello Splottboy,
Greetings from Cardiff.Regarding the bungalows on Newport road/Colchester avenue,I'm sorry to disappoint you but they were demolished quite a few years ago now.In there place are a load of retail units.Still if you haven't been here for a while you will see massive changes.
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: tonymjd on Wednesday 07 August 13 11:20 BST (UK)
Hi, I hope someone may be able to help me locates the grave of my Grandparents? They are buried in a joint grave somewhere in Whitchurch, Cardiff - details as follows:

William Evan Davies died 11/9/62
Dorothy Maud Davies died 28/1/58

I have these details confirmed but the exact cemetery/church is proving a problem!

Thanks!
Title: Re: whitchurch cemetery cardiff
Post by: TheBanana on Wednesday 07 August 13 19:15 BST (UK)
You can contact the creator of this thread here - http://www.GenesReunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1294961.
This person helped me also as she actually has the records