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The charge to carry out a search of the records has recently gone up to £25 per search. burial charges please contact the Town Clerk at the Town Hall on 01407764608 or via this web site. Due to Health & Safety requirements risk assessments are being carried out on all memorials at the cemetery, any found to be in immediate danger to others will be made safe and the relatives will be contacted when possible. for more information on this please contact Mr Cliff Everett at the Town Hall on 01407764608. |
Maeshyfryd Cemetery is maintained by the Holyhead Joint Burial Committee, which comprises of Holyhead Town Council and Treaddur Council.The Cemetery is currently undergoing a major overhaul including renovation of some of the older headstones which have subsided over a long period of time and the chapels on site.
Cyd Bwyllgor Claddedigaethau Caergybi sydd yn gyfrifol am reoli'r fynwent yng Nghaergybi. Eistedd aelodau o Gyngor Tref Caergybi a Chyngor Cymuned Treaddur ar y pwyllgor hwn. Mae'r fynwent a'r capeli'n cael eu hatgyweirio, yn ogystal â chofgolofnau a cherrig beddi hynafol yn y fynwent sydd wedi ymsuddo dros amser.
Records have been kept at Maeshyfryd Since 1876. The Town Council provides a service to search the archives on your behalf . This service costs £15.
Tel . 01407 764608 / Fax 765156 or Email
Cedwir cofnodion manwl ym Mynwent Maeshyfryd ers 1876. Mae'r Cyngor yn gallu archwilio'r archifau ar eich rhan - mae'r gwasanaeth hwn yn costio £15. I drefnu archwiliad ffoniwch 01407 764608 / ffacs 765156 neu e.bostiwch.
The Thetis Memorial at Maeshyfryd (left) in memorial of the 99 lost souls aboard the HMS/M Thetis in Liverpool Bay on Thursday June 1st 1939.
Saif Cofgolofn y Thetis ym Mynwent Maeshyfryd i goffáu'r naw deg enaid a gollwyd yn nhrasiedi HMS/M Thetis ar ddydd Iau, Mehefin 1af, 1939
The Chapel has undergone major renovation over the years but the original belfry has been retained. ( picture Left )
Atgyweiriwyd y Capel yn ddiweddar a llwyddwyd i gadw'r belffri gwreiddiol. .
