Thanks to Jeanette Froeschner for the information she provided and for suggesting that
I visit the Cemetery at Rhydyparc, Eglwys Fair a Churig in Carmarthenshire which is just a
few miles away from Cwmfelin Mynach (Monks Mill)and near the previous Chocolate Farm. The Cemetery
at Rhydyparc, Eglwys Fair a Churig is where Elizabeth Rees is buried.
The below website contains another source of information about the
Rhydyparc Cemetery including Elizabeth Rees who died Oct 8, 1873. She
is my great great grandmother and the mother-in-law of Stephen Picton.
They said the cemetery
is on the internet because it is an Arminian cemetery within the
Unitarians. The cemetery
is in poor condition and all that remains of the church are the 4 walls.
The people who
own this location, have made about 3 or 4 lakes where people pay to
fish.They say about 21
springs exist on this property. I think the Email address of the people
who own this
property (Gwen and Terry) is:
tg.forbes@virgin.net
For Rhydyparc, Eglwys Fair a Churig in Carmarthenshire just click on the below
website: https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CMN/EglwysFairaChurig/
Click on the Memorial Inscriptions, The Memorial Inscriptions listed appear to be what is inscribed on the tomb stones. They
say a tree had fallen a few years ago and destroyed some of the stones.
Old Picton pedigree chart
Drawn in about the 1600's - Refers to the Picton family as The "Advenae" meaning foreigner. Old Picton Chart Discussion-The
above very old chart includes both Sir William Picton with his daughter
Joan who was married to Sir John Wogan and Philip Picton with his wife
Maud Dyer. A lot of my source transfer locations outside this website, have changed over time, do not work and require you to redetermine or find the new address.
The following pages in the
Green Book
I think the below Pedigree Chart by J Glyn Picton is based on the old Pedigree Chart created in the 1600's.
