Putting this in the England rather than Wales forum to hopefully get broader attention so that I can get a response on this question from UK residents.
In October, as part of a larger Euro tour, I want to return to the village in Wales that many generations of my father's family came from. When I visited there last year, I went on a weekday to visit the parish church and graveyard looking for family records and headstones. That turned out to be a dumb move on my part because the church was closed and locked up, no one was about, and the graveyard is huge with no apparent plan to "family plots" (at least not apparent to me). This is a really small village, and I just didn't think/plan enough to realize that there was a possibility no one would be around in the middle of a weekday. Duh on me.
For this second effort, I wanted to write to the church ahead of time and ask if there are any parish records I could look at or if there is a map/plan of the cemetery and when I might make an appointment to visit. This parish is so small it has no website, and all I was really able to obtain was an address for the church.
What would be the proper form of address to use to an unknown clergy for the Church of England? I don't want to give offense by using something inappropriate due to ignorance. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!