"Charles Warlow" Pembroke Dock Cemetery

[MikePD]

Just a small correction
South Brewery Street is in fact the modern Charlton Place.
The modern Brewery Street was named North Brewery Street

[BarSum]

Could anyone lookup for me pembroke dock St Mary burials for a Patrick Noon who died in December 1906 . his children Mary  1886 Caroline 1883 Catherine x2 1879 and 1880 and  wife Esther ( post 1901 )may also be buried there .

[MikePD]

The link for Pembrokeshire Cemetries is http://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/content.asp?id=7224

A search for Noon surname in the database give the following list. If you need help in finding more details in the database let me know.

Surname   Forename(s)   Date of Burial   Cemetery   
NOON   CAROLINE G   29/06/1883   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   CATHERINE M   13/05/1879   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   CATHERINE M   22/07/1880   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   CHARLES EDWARD   08/01/1962   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   ELIZABETH   22/05/1940   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   ERNEST PATRICK   24/02/1977   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   FREDERICK   05/01/1904   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   JOHN EDWARD   08/01/1904   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   JOHN EDWARD   28/01/1914   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   MILDRED MAY   10/05/1995   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   PATRICK   02/01/1907   Llanion Cemetery   
NOON   PHYLLIS MARY   12/11/1980   Llanion Cemetery   

[BarSum]

Thankyou for your prompt reply Mike. Could you possibly look on the index to see if Esther Noon was buried anywhere else in the county as she was originally from Dale . Also do you know if the headstones for Patrick and family are still at the cemeteryand and if there are entries in the register for Mary d. 1886 and Sarah Bowen (daughters from Esthers first marriage)

[MikePD]

The list of names I posted are the only ones that match a search for Noon in the database

Further detail for Patrick is

Burial Information:NOON, PATRICK
Record Number: 5365665
Date of Burial: 02/01/1907
Place of Burial:  Llanion Cemetery
Grave Number: 148
Grave Section: A
Grave Row:

Section A of the cemetry is I believe a part that has been 'restyled' Sections A - G were all cleared and surviving headstones placed in a circular pattern. If you use Google Maps and search for Pembroke Dock Llanion Cemetery and then look at the satellite image you will be able to see the circular pattern. Unfortunately the headstones weren't laid out in order just higgledy piggledy so finding a headstone, if there, and without a large slice of luck, needs a lot of patience.

You should be able to do the database search yourself if you use the link I posted. I'd be interested to know if it doesn't work.

[BarSum]

Thankyou again Mike and yes the database does work I didn't realize how searchable it was. I have also discovered more Noon children than i knew existed as not on census all in the same grave although Patrick is seperate and the Bowen children elsewhere in the graveyard.
Will try to visit and search for the headstones .
Many thanks for your help.