A to Z April Problem: T is for Teresa (Carroll) Wynne | The Global Today

Genealogists at all times need to know the place their ancestors are buried. It’s not simply to see what else they may be taught from their gravesites. It’s greater than that. It’s a necessity to attach with them, to know they’re ‘at peace’. Many numerous hours are spent looking for out their remaining resting locations, so, to assist guarantee they are not forgotten once more, I am making a digital graveyard, incorporating a memorial for each T is for Teresa – Teresa Josephine (Carroll) Wynne, my maternal great-grandmother.

Teresa Josephine (Carroll) Wynne

Start:	11 Might 1888
	7 Murphy’s Cottages, Dublin, Eire
Dying:	9 July 1958 (aged 70 years)
	297 Two Ball Lonnen, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Burial:	December 1937
	Ashburton Roman Catholic Cemetery
	Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Hyperlink to:	Memorial at Find A Grave

Gravestone:

Rosemary and Brian, Ashburton Cemetery

‘Of your charity pray for the souls of a pricey father and mom Patrick James Wynne died 21 December 1937 aged 69 years. Teresa Wynne died ninth July 1958 aged 70 years’.

Hyperlinks to memorials of instant members of the family:

Partner:	Patrick James Wynne (1868-1937, m. 1905)
Son:	Maurice O’Carroll Wynne (1906-1973)
Son:	Brendan Patrick Wynne (1908-1972)
Son:	Kevin Wynne (1909-1960)
Daughter:	Eileen Mary (Wynne) Johnson (1916-1993)
Son:	Brian Patrick Wynne (1918-1969)
Daughter:	Nora Teresa (Wynne) Skelton (1920-2000)
Son:	Terence McSwiney Wynne (1922-1993)
Son:	Laurence Wynne (1924-1993)

My intention is to create a digital graveyard with a memorial for every of my ancestors. The class ‘Theme: Digital Graveyard’, seen on the appropriate, is the graveyard gate. Clicking right here, you enter my graveyard. You may go to every grave, regardless of the place on this planet they’re bodily situated.

Hyperlinks for my direct ancestors above are, or will probably be, to their memorial within the ‘digital graveyard’ at Black Raven Family tree. Hyperlinks for members of their instant household are to a memorial at Find A Grave, if one has been created. Discover A Grave is a web-based assortment of gravesites and memorials from world wide.

The ‘A to Z April Problem’ – 26 weblog posts, in 26 days, with 26 letters of the alphabet, and one submit devoted to every letter.