Pembrokeshire
Please take care in the Churchyard.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Monuments can become unstable.
There is a deep trench around the Church building.
You are welcome to visit but do so at your own risk.
St Jerome's Parochial Church Council
Name |
Date of Death |
Memorial Ref. |
|
| Peter ADULPH | 11/10/1835 |
12 |
See John THOMAS |
| John BROCK | 01/04/1832 |
89 |
John Brock of Middle Hook was Parish Clerk of Llangum. This is the only found instance of the village name spelt this way. |
| James LEWIS | 19/09/1825 |
112 |
Watcher and Searcher at Black Tar Quay. A Watcher was a customs officer who waited for ships arriving on the tide and collected duty on imported goods. A Searcher was a customs officer who searched newly arrived ships for contraband. |
Robert LEWIS |
11/10/1835 |
22 |
|
| MORGANS children | 128 |
Are they all buried here? The headstone was erected for Mary who died in 1879 and adjacent headstones are dated early 1870’s. |
|
| Elizabeth PARCELL | 01/10/1875 |
123 |
The only instance found of the spelling LANGUM. |
| John SEALES | 17/02/1844 |
104 |
Oyster Merchant of Whitstable, Kent. |
| James SKYRME | 15/08/1842 |
107 |
A pilot of the Port of Milford Haven. |
George THOMAS |
03/05/1871 |
77 |
Drowned sailing back to Hakin from Llanstadwell. His body was found near Benton nearly 3 weeks later. For more about this story see Llangwm Village News, 53, Spring 2021, p.10 |
| John THOMAS | 11/10/1835 |
111 |
A victim of the oyster boat tragedy of 1835, which also claimed the lives of Peter Adulph (memorial ref. 12) and Robert Lewis (memorial ref. 22). The memorials for Adulph and Lewis are placed against the wall near the churchyard gate. |
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