Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel - founded 1785

Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel - Grand 20th century grave marker

Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel Graveyard

Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel, early 19th century gravstone

Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel, early grave marke

Anglesey, Newborough, Ebeneser Chapel, Victorian Slate Gravestones

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - Tomb of three sea captains and their wifes - of Treflys and Bronderwydd

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

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - South View

Newborough was known as Rhosyr up till the 14th century, and Rhosfair before that. In the late 1990`s a mediaeval Welsh court of Llewellyn the Last was discovered here, known as Llys Rhosyr.

The place was named Newborough in the time of Edward I, who evicted the entire town of Llanfaes to enable Beaumaris to become the chief town, and re-housed them here - hence the name Newborough.

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 17th century grave of Richard Lloyd

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 18th century grave marker of Ann Jones

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 18th century gravestone of William Rhydderch

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 1738 tombstone of Thomas Meredith aged 9 months - with skull and crossbones

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 1766 tombstone of Griffith Rowland, late curate of Llangeinwen and Llangaffo churches

Anglesey, Newborough, Llanbedr, St Peter's Church - 1769 grave marker of Ellin Humphrey

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