Terence PUDNER WW1 NEATH

[trevalyn]

All a bit of a mystery. The 1911 Census details (Family Search) indicate that Terence and his siblings were born at "Meembles". Is that more likely to be Mumbles? Wonder if any family member may have died/ been buried in Mumbles while the family was living there? We are now into the realm of long-shots.

[trevalyn]

Forgive my lack of local knowledge - just realised that Oystermouth and Mumbles are closely related.

[*Sandra*]

Interesting appeal a few months before he died

South Wales Evening Post
Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales
Fri, 20 Sept 1918
Page 3

https://www.newspapers.com/article/south-wales-evening-post/178353568/

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

Listed on the Gnoll Park Gates, Neath - T Pudner.

https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/252507

Sandra

[Sam Swift]

I can confirm that Terence is buried with his father Robert and sister Sarah Elizabeth (Gwendoline) at Llantwit cemetery plot C64. The cemetery team are sending me a map tomorrow, of the location o the grave.

[*Sandra*]

I can confirm that Terence is buried with his father Robert and sister Sarah Elizabeth (Gwendoline) at Llantwit cemetery plot C64. The cemetery team are sending me a map tomorrow, of the location o the grave.

That's brilliant Sam - great find. 

[Sam Swift]

That's Llantwit Council Cemetery (not the Church side)

[trevalyn]

Great result - another Forgotten Soldier found.
Well done, Sam Swift - and thank you (both) for all your help.

[Sam Swift]

Will let you know if the map makes it possible to locate the grave.