Elias Hope d1897 Talyllyn, where could he have been buried?

[neno]

Elias Hope died 1897 at Talyllyn, in 1897.
I do not know the area, suggestions as to where he could be buried would be very welcome.
Thanks

[Dolgellau]

His wife was buried in 1905 in the graveyard of Holy Trinity Corris; so I assume that he was also buried there. Unfortunately the MI's for Holy Trinity have not yet been published.

See  http://papuraunewyddcymru.llgc.org.uk/en/home?

and input "Elias Hope" (in "") in the search box for further details

[Dolgellau]

I wonder if this miscreant is your Elias:

TOWYN. PETTY SESSIONS, FRIDAY, MARCH 1st (1872).-Before C. F. Thruston, J. Pughe, and G. J. Scott, Esqs. Being Present at a Beerhouse during Illegal Hours.- Hugh Rowlands, smith, Corris, was summoned for having been present at a beerhouse at Abercorris, on Christmas Day, during illegal hours. Mr W. R. Davies appeared for the defence. Case dismissed.-Elias Hope, smith, Corris, was summoned for the like offence, and was fined 1 shilling and costs.

http://papuraunewyddcymru.llgc.org.uk/en/page/view/3306799/ART43

[neno]

Thank you very much

[johnalwynjones]

Y Negesydd, a Corris newspaper states that Elias Hope of Tanyfron, Corris died after a protracted illness on May 1st 1897. He was from Prestatyn and had lived in Corris for 35 years. He left a widow to mourn his loss. It further states that he was buried at Rehoboth Cemetery.
The MI 's for Rehoboth are available & there is no stone there for that name. I suspect that "Dolgellau" is correct  that he was buried at the church (for which there are no MI's yet)
Regards.

[neno]

Did you find the extract from the  Negesydd on the Welsh newspapers online site because I have failed to find it there, though I did have an enjoyable time reading the Negesydd for May 1897.
Thank you

[Dolgellau]

Did you find the extract from the  Negesydd on the Welsh newspapers online site because I have failed to find it there, though I did have an enjoyable time reading the Negesydd for May 1897.
Thank you

it is on the site here:
http://papuraunewyddcymru.llgc.org.uk/cy/page/view/3819082/ART38

[neno]

Found it, thank you very much