Wrexham Cemetery

James & Jane COMPTON

JAMES COMPTON c 1838 – 1905 JANE ELIZABETH COMPTON (CLARKE) 1832 – 1915 James Compton was born in Potton, Bedfordshire about 1838 but he is not easy to trace. It’s possible his parents died when [more] [more]

Catherine & Edward GOULBOURNE

CATHERINE GOULBOURNE 1834 – 1899 EDWARD GOULBOURNE 1840 – 1914 Edward Goulbourne was born about 1840, he was the son of John and Jane Goulbourne. His father was a gardener from Shropshire, Jane was from [more] [more]

Henry Frederick SEAGRAM 1838 – 1883 RWF

HENRY FREDERICK SEAGRAM 1838 – 1883 Lieut.-Colonel 1st Battalion 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers Henry Frederick Seagram was baptised on 20 April 1838 at St Denys, Warminster, he was the son of John Seagram, a solicitor [more] [more]

Daniel MOSTYN 1842-1900

Daniel Mostyn was born in 1842, he was the son of Edward Mostyn, a collier and Elizabeth Edwards, the family lived in the Coedpoeth, and there is still a Mostyn Road there. Edward and Elizabeth [more] [more]

THE FRENCH LEATHER DRESSER. EUGENE GONAT / LOUIS ROGER

Eugène Gonat was born 13 September 1851 at Clamecy, Bourgogne, France. He was the son of Francois Cléophas Casimir Gonat and Françoise Virginie Guillien. The birth was registered at the Marie in Clamecy. (Translated) In the [more]

Wrexham Cemetery

Wrexham Cemetery is located on Ruabon Road, Wrexham, and covers an area of 7.2 hectares. The layout of the cemetery was designed by Yeaman Strachan, the then Borough Surveyor of Wrexham. Originally consisting of 10 [more] [more]

Commander Włodzimierz Andrzej Kodrębski and O.R.P. Błyskawica, Polish Navy

Włodzimierz Kodrębski was a Polish Naval Officer, a participant of the Polish-Soviet War 1920 and World War II. In the inter-war period he was a Staff Officer, and Commander of torpedo boats and destroyers. In [more]

Waleria and Karol Marynowski. Their perilous journey, to their final resting place in Wrexham

Waleria Marynowska and Karol Marynowski Waleria and Karol Marynowski were born in pre-war Poland. Their perilous journey, to their final resting place in Wrexham was typical of the hundreds of Poles who lie buried in [more]

Polish Servicemen at Wrexham Cemetery

The list below gives the details of the 40 Polish Servicemen buried at Wrexham cemetery with Commonwealth War Grave Headstones. Also see Polish Burials at Wrexham Cemetery. 1 Adam, Herman 35 18 January 1947 2 [more]

Conservation of Registers at Wrexham Cemetery

If you’ve visited Wrexham cemetery on Ruabon Road over the past couple of years you’ll have noticed a lot of restoration work has been going on. This was all thanks to a £1.5 million National [more]

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