Rudry, St James, MI's

[theogre]

Anyone researching ancestors in the Rudry area?

I have put images and transcriptions of all gravestones in the St. James churchyard in Rudry online at:

http://www.cefnpennar.com/rudry

Cheers
The OGRE

[Churchie]

Hello Ogre, thank you for your wonderful pages.
I can fill in a couple of 'gaps' ín the Rudry St James inscriptions - I am lucky enough to have some photos from the early 1980's of two family graves, including one where the entire face has now fallen off. May I give you the details, or even a copy of the earlier photos?
Caroline.

[theogre]

Hi

Yes that would be fantastic...

Many thanks
Richard

[Sikes]

Great site theogre, I'm researching the Edmunds in Rudry, went to St James today and found that some of the Edwards you have on your site are Edmunds.

Churchie, do you have a photo from the 80's of the attached photo, Eilzabeth and Edmund Edmunds

[Churchie]

Hi Sikes, no, I'm sorry, only Williams. My stones have deteriorated badly in between the two lots of photos, which is such a shame.

[Jool]

Thanks Ogre, I have Spooners in Rudry and surrounding areas.  I will now have a look on your site (fingers crossed)  

Jool

[Jool]

I found one of my Spooner families, well done and thank you 

Jool

[theogre]

I have high resolution versions of all the images here if anyone needs any... same as the ones on the website just several 100% bigger.


Regards
The Ogre

[Sikes]

I have high resolution versions of all the images here if anyone needs any... same as the ones on the website just several 100% bigger.


Regards
The Ogre

Could I have a high res version of this image please: http://www.cefnpennar.com/rudry/dscn2128.jpg (Thomas Edunds, I cant find the stone myself - though the grass was very long when I visited)