Old and contemporary photographs of the churches and other places of worship in Bryngwran on Anglesey in North Wales

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High resolution old and contemporary photographs of Churches and other places of Worship in Bryngwran in the county of Anglesey (Sir Fôn) in North Wales, part of the United Kingdom.

Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church and Graveyard

In 1842, with the building of the Holy Trinity Church in Bryngwran, the nearby churches of Llechylched and Ceirchiog became redundant. When a new church is built, there is of course great reason to rejoice, but alas, left behind in these old churchyards are the graves of someone's loved ones. The actual church buildings of the Llan's of Ceirchiog and Llechylched are long since gone, and all that now remains are two churchless enclosures and scattered lonely graves.

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Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard Llan Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard, 1712 Gravestone Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard, Graves Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard, July 2008 Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard, Memorial Cross dated 1842 Anglesey, Bryngwran, Llechylched Churchyard, outside looking in	Churches of the World High resolution old and contemporary photographs of Churches and other places of Worship in Bryngwran in the county of Anglesey (Sir Fôn) in North Wales, part of the United Kingdom. Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church and Graveyard In 1842, with the building of the Holy Trinity Church in Bryngwran, the nearby churches of Llechylched and Ceirchiog became redundant. When a new church is built, there is of course great reason to rejoice, but alas, left behind in these old churchyards are the graves of someone's loved ones. The actual church buildings of the Llan's of Ceirchiog and Llechylched are long since gone, and all that now remains are two churchless enclosures and scattered lonely graves. Back to the Anglesey page If you have any pictures of any religious building in any country, then please scan them in at a high resolution, but at least 1280 pixels width, and email them to me here. Not just a photo of the outside of your place of worship, but also of the people that use it, and the inside, and even of the graveyard, and of the interesting tombstones. In addition, if you want to tell us about your special place, then we will display your story, so as every visitor may learn and appreciate what your place of worship is about. Channel Islands>>>Austria>>>Australia>>>Bulgaria>>>England>>>France>>>Germany Ireland>>>Italy>>>Scotland>>>Spain>>>Wales>>>U.S.A.>>>Sitemap>>>Home	Help with Family History - FREE Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church, built in 1841 Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church, July 2008 Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church, Side View Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Church, Victorian Railed Gravestone Anglesey, Bryngwran, Holy Trinity Churchyard Anglesey, Bryngwran, Hebron Chapel 200708 Anglesey, Bryngwran, Salem Chapel 200708
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