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RAF bomber crash, Bwlchgwyn. 1943

by admin in World War Two

During the Second World War, an RAF bomber crashed onto the hillside between Bwlchgwyn and Rhydtalog, killing all eight men on board. See below for their details.If you are at Bwlchgwyn war memorial, the crash [more] [more]

Gresford Cemetery MI’s

Photographs supplied by Graham Lloyd. This is only a small collection of the 520 photographs taken of the Monumental Inscriptions. Also see Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Index. To search the database for Gresford Cemetery go [more]

Coedpoeth Cemetery Records Added

We have just added almost 6000 records for Coedpoeth Cemetery. To search records go here. (registration required) Cemetery Address: Cemetery Road, Coedpoeth, LL11 3SP. Tel:01978 755617 Records transcribed by Tom Jones of Bwlchgwyn. We are [more]

Llandrillo yn Rhos – St. Trillo MI’s

Photographs supplied by Lee Wetton. Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions. Back to Clwyd Monumental Inscriptions Index Index. There is currently no index at present. Cemetery Plan. There is no cemetery plan available at present. Photographs supplied by [more]

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