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Subject: Re: [CAE] Henryd, Conwy
Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 11:40:27 EDT

In a message dated 22/10/2002 16:08:20 GMT Daylight Time,
writes:


> Is there a lister familiar with the village of Henryd near Conwy? I would
> like to know where a person from there would be buried. The man was known
> as 'Henryd', not his real name I presume, Jones and died about 50 or 60
> years ago. He was most probably a chapelgoer. I believe he was a distant
> cousin of mine and I am hoping to trace his ancestors.
> I would be grateful for any information.
>
> Many thanks, Gwyneth Oatley
>

There are two burial places in Henryd itself. One outside the congregational
chapel which contains about 12 graves (due to vandalism the gate to this
burial ground is locked when the chapel is not in use) and the village
cemetery first used around 1900, containing some 60 or so graves. Earlier
burials would probably be in the parish church yards of Caerhun or Llanbedr y
Celyn or in the denominational church yards of neighbouring Tal y Bont.
I would have thought that Henryd village cemetery is your best bet.

regards

Alwyn

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