Wrexham Cemetery

08/03/2022

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24/11/2021

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In the Spotlight John ROBERTS 1810-1901 by admin in Biographies by Annette Edwards. John Roberts was born about 1810 in Dudleston, Shropshire.  He married his wife Harriet and they were still living there in the 1830s when 2 sons were born there. They are found [more] [more]

27/10/2021

Please note: from Monday 1st November the cemetery moves to its winter opening hours of 10am to 4pm.

25/08/2021

https://www.gravestones.info/french-leather-dresser-eugene-gonat-louis-roger/

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 year 1851, the 15t...

10/07/2021

Deputy-Chief Constable of Denbighshire William WILDE 1839-1915 (Follow link to read his story)

Deputy-Chief Constable of Denbighshire William WILDE 1839-1915 (Follow link to read his story) https://www.gravestones.info/wilde-william-1839-1915/

21/06/2021

Joseph Sacks - Bootmaker, Penybryn

Joseph Sachs was born in Germany about 1849; he was likely to have been Jewish and changed his name to Sacks. Caroline Keeler was born in Congleton 1849, both her parents were also German, her [more]

21/05/2021

Some help required.
From Michael Kulik.
The military tag on the left is my Grandads, Antoni Kulik - who passed away 1967. The tag on the right, although also marked 'Kulik' is NOT a relative but was in Grandads 'bits & peices' now passed down to me. So what was Grandad doing with it? This has been puzzling me and research brought me to your photo. I'm guessing that their paths either crossed in Italy during WW2 or when they came to England in 1947 - both were in 'medical support roles' given their relatively advanced years during WW2. Ultimately, although I suspect the chances are slim to none, I would love to return Safrons tag to its rightful owners - i.e. any descendants, should any remain in England. Of course Safron may have been unmarried, or indeed left his entire family in Poland (which many did). I'm wondering whether his grave, or any nearby ones, contain any clues, or whether you are able to add anything else to his story. His tag needs to go home...

20/05/2021

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