If you are looking for other burials around Tunbridge Wells prior to Tunbridge Wells parish being created we suggest trying Speldhurst or Frant in the list below.
Other cemeteries in or near Tunbridge Wells
Woodbury Park Cemetery – maintained by the Friends of Woodbury Park
Kent and Sussex Crematorium.
Tunbridge Wells Cemetery at Hawkenbury – maintained by the Friends of Tunbridge Wells Cemetery and on Facebook.
Southborough Cemetery, 11 Modest Corner, Tunbridge Wells TN4 0LS.
Commonwealth War Graves
There are Commonwealth War Graves at the Kent and Sussex Crematorium. There are 72 scattered First World War burials. Second World War burials number 63, more than half of which form a war graves plot.
Churches in or near Tunbridge Wells that also have graveyards
St Peters in Southborough
St Paul’s Church, Rusthall
St Albans Church, Frant
Holy Trinity Church, Eridge
St Thomas Church, Pennington Road, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells
St Peter’s New Church Yard, Pembury
St Mary The Virgin, Speldhurst with stained glass windows by William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones
Other Cemeteries
Poundsbridge Cemetery, Penshurst, Tonbridge, TN11 8AL
Churches without Graveyards
St Mark’s Church, 8 St Mark’s Road, Tunbridge Wells
There is no cemetery, only cenotaphs: lots of plaques and memorials in the church including WWI and WWII memorials
St Luke’s Church, St Luke’s Road, Tunbridge Wells.
There is a Garden of Remembrance for cremated remains at St Luke’s Parish Church. Permission needs be granted by the Vicar for the ashes of those who have died to be buried in the Garden. Normally, however, this is only granted where there has been a connection with the church. There is a charge for burial of ashes in the Garden of Remembrance.