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

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Last nameFirst nameBuriedLinkNotes
LANGEWilliam1918ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
LANGTRYCharles1918ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
LATCHJosephViewMayor of Newport
LEARYCatherineViewNewport Resident
LENANEThomas1979ViewCatholic Priesthood Burial Plot
LENANEWilliamViewNewport resident; electrician
LENNOXFrederick Willaim1918ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
LEWISEdwinViewH.M. Scots Fusilier Guards
LEWISJamesViewNewport Resident
LEWISThomas FloydeViewMayor of Newport 1865-66.
LILESRobert WybertViewArmy Captain, Tank Corps
LIMBRICKFrancis John1919ViewWW1 War Casualty who died in the 3rd Western General Hospital
LIMBRICKFrancis JohnViewRotal Field Artillery
LINTONThomasViewCarpenter of Newport.
LLOYDGeorge LlewellynViewNewport and Wales Sportsman
LOVELLElizaViewFirst wife of George Frederick Lovell
LOVELLGeorge FrederickViewConfectioner of Newport
LOVELLJohnViewForeman, Baker?s Iron Foundry.
LYNEHorace SampsonViewSolicitor and Rugby International of Newport.
LYONSJohn JeremiahViewCorporal, 2nd.24th Reg. of Ft., B Co. Survivor of Rorke?s Drift