Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - 17th century tombstone of Ann Bulkeley - wife of William Lewis of Cemlyn. Their son - Ambrose Lewis - would become the rector of Llanrhwydrys and Llanrhuddlad. Ambrose married the lady wo would later inherit the Llys Dulas estate. Their descendant Mary - who married the Reverend Edward Hughes - would later make a fortune from the copper within Parys mountain
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - 1783 gravestone of Owen and Jane Hughes of Ysguboronw
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - 1794 grave of Catherine and Robert, children of Robert and Frances Jones of Cemaes
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - earliest type of grave marker
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Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - South East
The church of St Rhwydrys is in Cemlyn on Anglesey. One of the few churches these days that is always open during the day, and is kept in immaculate condition - well done to whoever is responsible.
The church is accessible via the coastal walk, but for those not up to the walk, which is a fair distance, I asked the farmer for permission to cross his land - and he agreed.
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - Bell Tower - the bell, which was cast in 1721 - is inscribed with the initials, amongst others of WL - William Lewis of Cemlyn
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - Church and Lych Gate
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - Georgian memorial to Shadrach Williams of Fronddu
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Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - Nave and Chancel
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - adorned with flowers
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - ancient font - possibly 12th century
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - The gallery - carved with the date of 1776 - The initials MJH (not visible here) are of the Rector John Hughes, son of the rector of Llangadwaladr. The other initials are - as was the custom at that time - probably of the church wardens - and were probably Thomas Prys and Hugh Shadrach
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - beautiful oak carved wood
Anglesey, Llanrhwydrys, St Rhwydrys's Church - Chancel window