St Mary's Tenby - graveyard transcriptions

[Caliandris]

I've now found a marriage announcement which definitely links John Hughes esq, Merchant, Mayor of Carmarthen and shipowner (died 1829) with Edward Hughes, Vicar of Tenby died 1811.  I'd love to make contact with the far-distant cousins on this thread, most especially if they have information about the parents of Edward and John.  Thanks!

[Caliandris]

Sorry for the triple posting.  I subscribed to the British Newspaper Archive for £1 (they have a special offer on atm) and have been busy putting all my brickwall ancestors into search.  I came up with a number of entries for Edward Hughes:  the appointment to Tenby, the death of his sons J.R. and Walter in the same year as his death, and the marriage of his neice Jane, who was the daughter of my ancestor John (possibly Edward) Hughes, died 1829.

In case you haven't seen it, there is an interesting archive of people who served the Church of England, which has an entry for Edward Hughes, and seems to say he came from Cilimaenllwyd.  I'll try to post a link to Edward Hughes's entry here.http://ccedb.cch.kcl.ac.uk/jsp/persons/CreatePersonFrames.jsp?PersonID=130973

I don't have a current subscription to the Carmarthenshire FHS but they appear to have baptisms etc... although when I did have a subscription I *think* I checked all the parishes for John Hughes.  I'd be very grateful for any information about Edward or John which would help me to trace the Hughes family back.

[Westy11]

Caliandris

Thanks for the great site for Church of England Clergy.

Westy11

[Horgan]

Hi I'm told my grate grate grandfather John horgan died 1922 is buried in St Mary's cemetery Pembroke and was wondering if its the same St Mary's you speak of

[Caliandris]

No, that St Mary's is this one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary%27s_Church,_Pembroke

He was 86! wow.