St Woolos Cemetery - If The Stones Could Talk...

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Last nameFirst nameBuriedLinkNotes
BADDELEYEdgar OliverViewNewport Timber and Slate Merchant
BAILEYMichael1904ViewCatholic Priesthood Burial Plot
BANKSWilliamViewNewport Herbalist
BARBERWilliam1917ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
BARNESLilla Isabel ElizabethViewNewport child.
BATCHELORCarolineViewWife of Samuel Batchelor, Mayor of Newport, 1890-91
BATCHELORTom BenjaminViewMayor of Newport 1849-50.
BATHGeorgeViewPolice Sergeant
BEARAlfred RobertViewMayor of Newport 1897-98.
BEAVISEmily (Edith)ViewNewport Resident
BERRYGeorgeViewCaptain, steam tug Wolfhound
BETHUNECharles PickalesViewNewport resident
BIGMOREThomasViewRoyal Garrison Artillery, Boer War
BOOTSJohn GeorgeViewNewport and Wales Rugby International
BOYDSamuelViewMerchant Navy Fireman and Trimmer
BRACEWilliamViewUnder-secretary at the Home Office in the wartime coalition government
BRANDTWilly1918ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
BREWEREllenViewNewport resident
BREWERJehoiadaViewNewport surgeon
BRIEDENBACKJoe2012ViewCatholic Priesthood Burial Plot
BROWNWilliam HenryViewMayor of Newport, 1900-01
BRYANTJobViewVeteran of Waterloo
BUDDFelix SeptimusViewCoal exporter of Newport
BUNTINGRaymond2009ViewCatholic Priesthood Burial Plot
BURKEPatrickViewNewport Resident