Tyn Rhos Cemetery, Perry Township, Gallia, Ohio, USA: Genealogy of the Bryan and Martin Families

Genealogy of the Bryan and Martin Families

Latitude: 38.8541433, Longitude: -82.4120035 | Click to get directions to Tyn Rhos Cemetery

Notes:
Tyn Rhos Road, Gallia County, Ohio

From Calvinists Incorporated by Anne Kelly Knowles:
While the Calvinistic Methodist chapels were located mainly in
Madison and Jefferson townships, the chapels built by Congregationalists
and other denominations were concentrated along the
periphery, particularly on the southeastern side of the settlement.
John and Elizabeth Jones, Ty'n Rhos, former members of the
Congregational chapel in Cilcennin, organized a seiat in their
home shortly after settling in Raccoon Township in 1838. In
1841 they deeded a parcel of their land for the settlement's first
Congregational chapel, appropriately named Tyn Rhos (today,
pronounced Tin Rohs).

Headstones

Description	Status	Location	Name (Died/Buried)
Lewis Lewis and Mary Evans Lewis	Located	1. Latitude: 38.8543376, Longitude: -82.41170249999999	Mary Evans (d. 1883) Lewis Lewis (d. 1868)
Margaret Williams Lewis	Located		Margaret A. Williams (d. 11 Oct 1867)
Thomas and Margaret Lewis The Lewis stones are the two in the middle of the picture, Thomas on the left and Margaret on the right. They are near the front of the cemetery near Tyn Rhos Road.	Located		Thomas Lewis (d. 23 Mar 1854) Margaret A. Williams (d. 11 Oct 1867)
Thomas and Margaret Lewis and the (new) Tyn Rhos church Margaret's stone is the one with the large white area on it, and Thomas's is to its right from this back view.	Located		Thomas Lewis (d. 23 Mar 1854) Margaret A. Williams (d. 11 Oct 1867)
Thomas and Margaret Williams Lewis The Lewis stones are located near the front of the cemetery.	Located		Thomas Lewis (d. 23 Mar 1854) Margaret A. Williams (d. 11 Oct 1867)
Thomas Lewis	Located		Thomas Lewis (d. 23 Mar 1854)
William Lewis	Located		William Lewis (d. 21 Aug 1862)