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The following details have been transcribed from the Journals titled, "Journal for the Memorials of the Dead" which can be found at County Carlow Library, Tullow Street, Carlow, Co Carlow IRELAND.
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Nurney Parish. Nurney Churchyard. [PICTURE] ‘The photograph, from which the Illustration of the small Celtic cross in the Nurney churchyard was made, has been kindly Supplied by our member, Canon ffrench, who alludes to it in the notice of the Kilhogan graveyard (see above).’ JPMD, Vol VIII, Issue 1910 - 1912, CARLOW, Page 10. |
Clonmulsh Churchyard. SIR THOMAS |
BUTLER OF GARRYHUNDON ‘The remainder of this font is nowhere to be found.’ JPMD, Vol V, CARLOW, Page 8.
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For the original formatting:- refer to the published volumes of the "Journal for the Memorials of the Dead". NURNEY PARISH. TABLETS IN THE CHURCH AT NURNEY. [Contributed by the Rev. P.S. Weldon, M.R.S.A.I., Incumbent.] "To the memory of |
Henry BRUEN | of Oak Park in this County―Member
of Parliament | for the
County of Carlow | Colonel of the Carlow Regiment of Militia | Lieutenant
Colonel in | the Army | Born 1741. Died 14 Dec. 1795 | Also of Harriet
Dorothea | his wife Born 1764
| Died 19 May 1828." "To the memory of | Henry BRUEN | of Oak Park in this County | Member of Parliament | for the County of Carlow | Colonel of the Carlow | Regiment of Militia | Born 3rd October 1789 | Died 6th November 1852 | Also of Anne WANDESFORDE | his wife Born 1800 | Died 17 October 1830." "To the memory of
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John BRUEN | of Coolbawn in the | County of Wexford | Born Dec. 1790 |
Died July 1827." "To the memory of
| Harriet BRUEN
| Born 12 March 1860
| Died 3 Dec. 1860
| Also of
| John Richard BRUEN
| Born 9th June 1868
| Died 21 Nov. 1874
| children of
| Henry BRUEN of Oak
| Park in this County, and
| Mary Margaret his wife." 'On the font':― 'The following
are in the churchyard':― "Erected in
affectionate remembrance | of the late Rev. James BREDIN A.M. |Rector of
Myshall, Co. Carlow | and 29 years Rector of this Parish and | Precentor of Old
Leighlin, who departed | this life the 21st day of August 1872 | aged 82 years |
Also in memory of his Mary | his wife who died the 11th day of July 1872, aged
76 years. | Waiting for the coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ.―
1 Cor. 1.v.7." [An upright stone.] "Beneath this
stone lies the remains of | Thomas Baskerville RYLAY Esq. | of Whitley
Farm, Wiltshire | who died Nov. 3, 1847 aged 85 years | also | the remains of
Mrs. Anne RYLAY | wife of the above, who departed this life | Sept. 8th
1834 aged 64 years." [A flat stone.] "Erected by John NEWLAND
of Nurney | in memory of his beloved daughter | Jane NEWLAND | who died the 17
Feb. 1862 | aged 24 years." [Flat stone.] "Scared to the
memory of D.M. MOORE who died | April 1st 1861 aged 50 years | Also his
wife Agnes. B. MOORE who died | July 24 1850 aged 45 years."
[A flat stone.] † "Here lyeth the |
body of Elinor | WILLIAMS who died | October 3 1739 aged 60 years.
[An upright stone.] "Heare lieth th |
e body of Law | rens WALKER who | departed this life the 20th da | y of
Sept. 1737 ag | ed 33 years." [An upright stone.] A gift of £500 was
given towards the erection of this church in 1788, by the Board of First Fruits.
The Parish Register dates from 1820, four volumes, to 1878. Some of these dates are
taken from the signatures in the vestry books, being the first signatures of
each incumbent therein. 'Nurney church plated is all "plated," and consists of two chalices and two patens." JPMD, Volume III, CARLOW, Pages 215 - 217.
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I have endeavoured to be as accurate as possible in transcribing the information from the various sources however it is possible that errors may have occurred. Data should be verified against original copies and sources.
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