The Church at Llanarthney

[mlrsuperstar]

Does anyone know if there is a list of who's buried in the graveyard at this church ?

Regards

MLR

[osprey]

do you mean the burial register? That is at the record office in Carmarthen and there's a copy at the National Library in Aberystwyth. The years 1800-36 have been transcribed for FreeReg

http://www.freereg.org.uk/parishes/cmn.htm

[Yasmina4]

Excuse my ignorance.  What is Freereg please?
Sandra

[omega 1]

Hello Sandra 

Freereg is a site where volunteers,although not complete, have transcribed Baptisms,Marriages & Burials.

Kind Regards

omega

[Yasmina4]

Hi Omega.

Thank you.

I did click on the link but how does one use it?

Hugs Sandra

[GrahamSimons]

Go to the Freereg home page www.freereg.org.uk and follow links to Search.....

[Morganllan]

Hello 

Did you manage to find your ancestor's burial? What was his name and do you have any other details, such as where he lived and when he died?

Best Regards
Morgan

[mlrsuperstar]

No I didn't Morgan thank you for asking.

The couple i am looking for were Evan Rees died 1841 and his wife Sarah who died around 1880. She lived until she was 86 he died at about 49 years old . They were married in St Davids Llanarthney  on The 1st of January 1816.

Regards

Mike

[mlrsuperstar]

 Morgan,

A little more information they lived in Llanlluan . In a house called Penybont. Later Sarah moved to a house called Maesybont (yes I know ) in  between Dullgoed uchaf and Fynnonlluan.

It was the house name and not the place.

Regards

Mike