Cemetery: The Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Lower Leeson St

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File contributed by:  C. Hunt

THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM CHAPEL, LOWER LEESON STREET
[From the Rev. H.L.L. Denny.]

'Inscriptions on silver plate. 'On two medium-sized silver 
chalices and a paten':-

Dedicated to the Service of God in the Chapel of the 
Magdalen Asylum in Leeson Street by Miss MARY RYND Decr 25th 
1768.

'Miss RYND was sole daughter and heir of DAVID RYND, Esq. of 
Derryvullan and Drumlow, County Fermanagh; she married in 

1769 Colonel EDWARD DENNY, M.P., nephew of Lady Arabella 
DENNY, who founded the Magdalen Asylum in 1767. 'On a 
chalice exactly matching those presented by Miss RYND':-

Dedicated to the service of God in the Chapel of the 
Magdalen Asylum in Leeson Street by the Revd Dr HOSEA 
GUINNESS Augt 29th 1829.

'On a large silver chalice and paten, a large and two small 
alms-dishes, date about 1770':-

Given by a Gentleman, unknown, to the Chapel of the Asylum 
for Female Penitents in Leeson Street, Dublin, through the 
hands of the Revd Dean BAYLY. _____



SOURCE: Journal of the Association for the Preservation of 
the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland.  Vol vii, FHL# 1279254