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"In fond remembrance of SARAH
NEWELL of Kilmeaney. By her sorrowing Husband W. H.
NEWELL Esq. C.B., J.P this tablet is erected. Died
18th February 1885. A woman gifted by nature with a quick wit
and a warm heart. By grace with the calm confidence of Christian Faith. Of
many and varied accomplishments considerate and kind, a loving daughter,
an affectionate sister and a devoted wife."
"Cold in the dust the perished heart my lie
But that which warmed it once can never die"
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"Sacred to the memory of THOMAS
GURLY, Esq. of the County Carlow who departed this
life on the 14th April 1816 in the 56th year of his
age universally regretted. This tablet is erected by his son THOMAS GURLY
Esq. as a small tribute of respect to his memory and esteem for his worth.
Also to ELIZABETH MCDONOUGH
his beloved wife, who died on the 31st December 1821 Aged 61
years."
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(Surmounted with motto and crest) on N. wall’:―
"In memory of PHILIP
BAGENAL of Benekerry, Co. Carlow. Died at Boulogne
sur-Mer, France, June 24th 1856, aged 64 years, Job 16.22. And
of his daughter LUCY ISABEL
Died at Benekerry February 3rd 1845 aged 2½ years, MARK
10. 14. Also to his sons WALTER PHILIP
JPMD, Vol iv, Issue 1898 - 1900, CARLOW, page
183.
Captn H.M. 16th Lancers
Died at Fort St. George, Madras November 25th 1868 aged 27
years. Eph 6. 13, 14. And JAMES PHIlLIP
Asst Supt Staff of Indian Telegraph Died at
Allahabad June 4th 1869 aged 21 years. Mark 13. 35."
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‘(Surmounted with figure of officer in high relief) :-
"In memory of Captain WALTER
PHILIP BAGENAL., 16th
Queens Lancers who died at Madras Nov 25th 1868. aged 27.
Deeply regretted by his Brother officers by whom this Tablet was erected
in affectionate remembrance."
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On the W. wall are the three following tablets (surmounted by flame,
urn on pedestal in high relief) :―
"Sacred to the memory of WALTER
BAGENAL Esqre. of Dunleckney in this
County who departed this life on the 18th June 1814 in the 52nd
year of his age. This Monument is erected by ELIZABETH
& MARIA BAGENAL his
disconsolate Widow & Daughter to perpetuate the Memory of a Husband
& a Parent Beloved, Honoured & respected. His mortal remains lie
entombed beneath the adjacent stone."
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(Surmounted by canopied urn’ :―
"Sacred to the memory of MAJOR
BEADCHAMP COLCLOUGH of Mount
Sion, county Carlow, who departed this life on the 26th of
November 1858 in the 71st year of his age This monument is
erected by his Widow to perpetuate the memory of a Beloved and Honoured
Husband.
"I am the
resurrection and the life He that believeth in me though, He were dead yet
shall he live. John xi. 25."
(Crest and motto.)
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‘Tablet on W. wall (surmounted by crest, coat of arms, and motto.
Lyre, viola & bow. Statue, head and bust on pedestal in high relief) :―
"Sacred to the
memory of Sir ARTHUR BROOKE FAULKENER,
who died at Evington, Gloucestershire, the 23th of May 1845,
youngest son of HUGH FAULKNER
Esq. of Castletown. In this Parish By FLORENCE COLE,
daughter of the Revd HENRY COLE
Brother of the First Earl of Enniskillen married ANN,
daughter of DONALD MCLEOD
Esqr
JPMD, Vol iv, Issue 1898 - 1900, CARLOW, page
184.
of Lewis, Sound Learning, Refined Wit, Classic Elegance, Love of
Freedom, and Benevolence of Spirit characterised His Published Sentiments
and Public Conduct. That gentle Simplicity and amiable modesty, which
accompanied his virtues and accomplishments endeared him to all in private
life and adorned those fine arts which he excelled. He loved his
Fatherland with Filial affection and polished manners brought Him into
intimate connexion with the Princes and Eminent Men of his time. The
purity, peity, and humility of the Christian adorned his life and
consecrate his memory. This monument is erected by her whom his memory is
hallowed by boundless and unceasing devotion and whose union of 85 years
appeared as the happy vision of a lengthened Bridal day."
‘The following Tablets and Tombstones are in
the burial-ground attached to Staplestown Church. There is a large vault
wherein are deposited several coffins containing the remains of members of
the Faulkener family. Its iron door bears their crest and motto (the
latter is crumbling off) :-
"In memory of WILLIAM
HONE, Ratherogue, Carlow, who died November 17th
1890 aged 42.
Come unto me all ye
that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest."
"In loving memory of JANE
ANNE HENZELL Entered Into Rest
27th April 1892 aged 80 years.
Until the day dawn"
"In loving memory of GEORGIE
wife of WILLIAM HONE
Died 7 March 1890 God is love Jesus wept"
"ELIZA HATCHELL
Died 5th Dec 1887."
"In memory of GEORGE
PHELAN Esq who departed this life June 22nd
1827 aged 30 years."
"MARY VERENA
BAGENALL B. April 4th 1871 D. February 13th
1889."
"JESSIE DUNNE
Died 3rd March 1897, Aged 73 years."
JPMD, Vol iv, Issue 1898 - 1900, CARLOW, page
185.
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"Sacred to the memory of The REVD
HENRY SCOTT For 10 years
Rector of this Parish who died 15th March 1877 aged 77 years
And of his wife ELIZABETH who died 22nd
Feb 1881 Aged 74 years.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord."
JPMD, Vol iv, Issue 1898 - 1900, CARLOW, page
186.
From a Miss A. Vize.]
(Continued from Vol. IV, page 364)
"Here lieth the body of THOMAS GURLY
Esqr
who departed This life the 20th April 1797 aged 68 years."
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"Here Lieth the Body of BAGENAL GURLY Esqr
who Departed this life the 25th day of Feb 1796 aged 26 years,
As also his only child & two Sisters & one Brother
"Raised by a Parents hand this hallowed tomb
His corpse contains cut down in early bloom
His image is on all our hearts imprest
And his pure Soul now dwells among the Blest
Short was his Mortal Course
And well did he each part therein fulfil
With sweetest temper gentlest manners blest
Of spotless Truth and real worth possest
As Son as husband and as Friend approved
By all lamented as by all beloved."
JPMD, Vol 5, Issue 1901 - 03, CARLOW,
page 8.