Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales
| City | Swansea |
| County | Glamorgan |
| Country | Wales |
| Enclosed By | |
|---|---|
| Glamorgan | |
| Place Encloses | |
| Oystermouth Cemetery | |
| 14 Nelson Street | |
| Royal Institution of South Wales | |
| 8 Walter Terrace | |
| Walter Road | |
| Danygraig Cemetery | |
| Belgrave Terrace | |
| Swansea Cemetery | |
| Langland Bay | |
| West Cross | |
| Mumbles | |
| Swansea Grammar School | |
| Argyle Methodist Church | |
| Llwchwr | |
| 69 Carnglas Road | |
| Sketty | |
| Cockett | |
| St Helen's Road |
References
- Jenkin Bowen (about 1847)
- Idris Evan Lewis (between September 1867 and December 1867)
- John Henry Lewis (about 1870)
- Llewellyn Collwyn Lewis (between July 1871 and September 1871)
- John Henry Lewis (between April 1874 and June 1874)
- John Moy Evans (9 January 1894)
- Evan Lewis (9 January 1894)
- Jenkin Bowen (between July 1895 and September 1895)
- Idris Evan Lewis (14 June 1904)
- Evan Lewis (7 August 1907)
- Edith Lewis (between July 1922 and September 1922)
- Family of William John Evans and Edith Lewis (between July 1922 and September 1922)
- William John Evans (between July 1922 and September 1922)
- Evan Lewis (15 April 1924)
- Margaret Preece (11 November 1926)
- Godfrey Parsons (between April 1939 and June 1939)
- Mildred Narbett (between April 1939 and June 1939)
- Family of Godfrey Parsons and Mildred Narbett (between April 1939 and June 1939)
- Mildred Narbett (18 November 1990)