Headstones: St. Patrick's Cathedral & Graveyard (Part 1), Dublin Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Dublin Index Copyright File contributed by: Yvonne Russell yvrussell at gmail.com Photos ----------------------------------------------------- SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL & GRAVE YARD, DUBLIN Nos. 1 - 92 Photo No.1 Front of SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Photo No.2 Church sign for SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Photo No.3 Entrance door used to enter into SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Photo No.4 Interior of SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Photo No.5 Information details on JONATHAN SWIFT and STELLA (ESTHER JOHNSON) graves. Photo No.6 Tablet to JONATHAN SWIFT who died 1745, age 78 years. Photo No.7 Underneath lie | interred | the mortal remains of Mrs HESTER JOHNSON better known to the World by the name of STELLA | under which she is celebrated in the Writings of | Dr. JONATHAN SWIFT Dean of this Cathedral. | She was a person of extraordinary endow- | ments and accomplisments in body, mind and be- | haviour; justly admired and respected by all who knew her, on account of her many eminent vir | tues, as well as for her great natural and | acquired perfections | She dyed January the 27th 1727-8 | in the 46th year of her age and | by her Will bequeathed one | thousand pounds toward the support of a Chaplain to | the Hospital founded in this city by Doctor | Steevens. Photo No.8 Death Mask of JONATHAN SWIFT who died 1745. Photo No.9 Cast of JONATHAN SWIFT'S skull who died 1745. Photo No.10 ERSKIN CHILDERS | President of Ireland | 1973 - 1974 | (N.B. Born London 1905, he died whilst in Office November 1974. He is buried in the Church of Ireland Graveyard at Derralossary Church, Roundwood, Co. Wicklow.) Photo No.11 DUBGLAS DEHÍDE | an craoibhín aoibhinn 1860 - 1949 | Céad Uactarán | na-h- Eíreann | 1938 - 1945 | (DOUGLAS HYDE 1st President of Ireland 1938 - 1945.) | (N.B. Born 17 January 1860, he died 12 July 1949, aged 89 and is buried at Portahard Church, Co. Roscommon.) Photo No.12 CAESAR LITTON FALKINER M.A. | Barrister-at-Law | Secretary of the Council of | The Royal Irish Academy | born Sep. 26 1863 - died Aug. 5 1908 Base:- In affectionate remembrance | and in recognition of his valuable work in the field | of Irish History, friends who loved and honoured him | have placed this Tablet here. Photo No.13 Sacred | To the Memory of | The Right Honourable | Sir JOSEPH NAPIER, Bart. | Sometime Member for | the University of Dublin | afterwards Vice-Chancellor | of the same University, | and Lord Chancellor of Ireland. | He served ably and faithfully | his Profession, his University | and his Country, | and they honour him alike. | Died 9th December 1882. | aged 78 years Base:- "Before the presence of his Glory with exceeding Joy" | Jude 24. Photo No.14 To the Glory of God | In Loving and Honoured Memory of | LUCAS HENRY ST AUBYN KING | Lieutenant King's Royal Rifles. | who fell at Ypres May 8th 1915 | aged 20 | "Qui ante diem periit, sed miles, sed Pro Patria". | eldest son of LUCAN WHITE KING. C.S.I. | and GERALDINE his wife, of this County. Small Tablet at base:- CECIL HARMSWORTH KING | 1901 -1987 Photo No.15 To The Glory of God | and In Affectionate Memory of | ROBERT CRAWFORD MAYNE, Esq. M.B. T.C.D. F.R.Q.C.P.O. | an eminent Physician of this City | who passed away on the 7th day of April 1864 | cut off in the midst of an honourable and useful | career, in the discharge of his professional duties, | at the comparatively early age of 52 years. | beloved by all who knew him. | "Mark the perfect man, and behold the upright; | for the end of that is peace". Ps. XXXVII.37. | also | In Affectionate Memory of his wife | SUSAN, daughter of ROBERT KELLETT, Esq. | Waterstown, Moynalty, Kells, Co. Meath, | who was taken to rest on the | 28th day of February 1879, aged 73 years. | A devoted wife and mother. | "Her children arise up and call her blessed". | Prov. XXXI.28. | This Tablet was erected in the year 1894 | by JAMES FRANCIS MAYNE, Esq | and GUSTAVUS ROCHFORT WADE, Esq. | Executors of the late | Miss MARY JANE ARMSTRONG, | formerly of Athlone, County Westmeath, | in accordance with the instructions | contained in her Will. Photo No.16 To the Glory of God | and In Memory of | Maj: Gen: WILLIAM MUSSENDEN | of Larchfield, Co: Down. Col- | onel of the 8th King's Royal | Irish Hussars. born Jan: 17th | 1836. died Mar: 6: 1910. He join | -ed the Regiment as Cornet | June 10: 1853 & after serving | in it continuously command | -ed it from 1874 to 1879. | He was appointed Colonel | Jun: 8: 1895. He took part in | the Crimean Campaign 1854-5 | including the Charge of the | Light Brigade at Balaclava, | was present at the battle | of Alma, at Inkerman and | at the siege of Sebastopol. | He also served in the Indian | Mutiny Campaign in Rajput | -ana, 1858 to 1859. | This memorial has been pla- | -ced here by the Officers | of his Regiment. Photo No.17 In Remembrance of | The Rev: CHARLES WOLFE, | late Curate of Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone | whose earthly course closed Feb 21 1823. | Rich in the treasures of science and literature, | endowed with the noblest poetic powers, | blessed with the love and admiration of all; | more blessed in his successful devotion | of these high gifts | to the service of | him who gave them. | "If we believe that Jesus died and rose again, | even so them also which sleep in Jesus | will God bring with him". I Thes. IV. 14 Photo No.18 Sacred | To the Memory of | Captain THOMAS JONES 94th Regt. | who departed this life | on the 28th May 1847 | at Madras | aged 32 years | The Officers of the 94th Regt. | have erected this Tablet | to mark their esteem and regard | for their departed brother. Photo No.19 To the Memory of | JOHN RIGBY | late Sovereign of the Order of | Prince Grand Rose Croix, | and Deputy Grand Commander of the | College of Philosophical Masons of | Ireland: | whose great Masonic zeal, | manly honourable and independent mind, | and kind and generous disposition, | placed him in those high ranks of | Freemasonary, | and gained him the esteem and respect of | Society. | This tribute to his worth is erected, | by his Brethren of the | original Chapter of Prince Masons, | and the first Volunteer Lodge Number 620 | AD MDCCCXIX (1819) Photo No.20 In Memoriam | RICARDI WHATELY S.T.P. Archiepiscopi Dubliniensis. | Pro Christi Veritate, Pro Ecclesi ae Salute, Pro Hominum Bono, | Indefessa, per Annos XXX11, Sollicitudine | Episcopatu Functus, Obdormivit in Domino | VIII idus Octob. MDCCCLXIII (1863) | anno, aetatis LXXVIII (78) | In ecclesia S.S. Trinitatis, altera Hujus Dioecesis Cathdrali | Jacet Pulvis | "- Etian Si Mortuus Fuerit Vivet" Johan XI.25. Photo No.21 Here lieth the body of the Right Honourable | Lady ELIZABETH Viscountess DONERAILEe: | wife of the Right Honble HAYES SENTLEGER, Lord Viscount DONERAILE, daughter of | the Right Hon. JOSEPH DEAN. Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in 1715, | and of MARGARET BOYLE, daughter of the Hon. ROGER BOYLE | of Castlemartyr, in the County of Cork Esqr. | She departed this life on the 3d day of Dec. 1761 in the 59th year of her age | She lived universally esteemed & died universally lamented. Her disconsolate husband | with whom she lived in perfect harmony forty years hath caused this Monument to be erected | in testimony of the love which he bore her | and as a memorial of his sincere respect | for her many great & amiable virtues. Photo No.22 Here liveth the | body of | ALEXDR | McGEE, Servant to | Dr SWIFT Dean of | St. Patricks | His grateful | master caused | this Monument | to be erected in | memory of his dis- | -cretion, fidelity, | and diligence, | in that humble | station | Ob. Mar. 24 1722/1. | Aetat. 29 Photo No.23 In Memory of | Deputy Commissary General | ALEXANDER CROWDER CROOKSHANK C.B. | who died at Dublin on the 14th April 1877 | Whilst in charge of the Commissariat | as District Commissary General | he served throughout | the Eastern Campaign of 1854 - 6 | In Commissariat Charge | of the Cavalry Division | he was present at the engagements | of Bulganac and McKenzies Farm | and at the battles of | The Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman, | and Tchernaya, | also throughout the Siege of Sebastopol | He likewise served | on the China expedition of 1857 - 8 | in Commissariat Charge of the | Expeditionary Field Force and was present | at the capture of Canton | He had the Crimean War Medal | with four clasps, | the Turkish Medal, the 5th Class | of the Medjidie, | and the China War Medal. | with one clasp. | This Tablet is erected by | 145 of his brother Officers as a mark | of their esteem for his character | and respect for his memory. Photo No.24 To the Memory | of JOHN BOARDMAN Esqr | who for 23 years fill'd the office of | Grand Treasurer to the Freemasons | of Ireland | with consummate Knowledge | rigid Integrity | and unexampled Zeal | He died in London on the 29th of May 1814 | whilst on a Mission to | the United Grand Lodge of England. | This Monument Tablet is erected by | the Grand Lodge | to commerate their gratitude for his Services | their Sense of his Virtues | and their Sorrow for his loss. | AUGS. FREDK. Duke of Leinster Gd. Master. | Hon. ABRM. H. HUTCHINSON Dy. Gd. Master | JOHN H. Baron HUCHINSON | JOHN C. Baron KILMAINE both Wardens | Revd. ROBT. HANDOCK D.D. Gd. Secy. Photo No.25 Here lies the body | of WILLIAM WORTH Esqr. | sometime | Second Baron | of the Court of Exchequer | who dyed, | Xbr. the XXIIId A.D. MDCCXXI (1719) | Aetat: suce, LXXV (75) | To whom, | and his heirs forever, | this Chappel | and Burial Place | was granted | from the Reverend | the Dean of Chapter | of St. Patrick, | with the consent | of FRANCIS | LORD A.B. of Dublin | by Indenture, | dated | 1lth. of May. A.D. MDCLXXXII. Photo No.26 In Loving Memory of | the Right Honble | WILLIAM BROOKE L.L.D. | for many years a | Master of the High Court | of Chancery | and subsequently a | Commissioner of the Great | Seal of Ireland | born July 22 1796, died Aug 19 1881. | Throughout a long and useful life he absorbed | the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things | and having to it's close rejoiced in the faith | fullness of him whose word was his constant | support, he died in perfect peace. | "Casting all your care upon him for he | careth for you". 1 Peter V.VII Photo No.27 Remember before God | AIDAN RONALD CUMING | OLDEN | Succentor 1942 - 1947 | Prebendary of Tipper | 1964 - 1992 | (NB. He died in December 2000, aged 83 years, at Navan) Photo No.28 In Memory of | GEORGE BROWN | A citizen of Dublin and | treasurer to the Association for the Relief | of Distressed Protestants | This Cenotaph | was erected by his Fellow-Citizens, as a tribute | of esteem for his benevolence and heart and his | unwearied exertions in general, in the cause | of suffering humanity. | He died on the 4th day of November 1838. | aged 53 years | and was buried in Mount Jerome Cemetery | "Blessed are the dead, which die in the Lord | from henceforth; yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest | from their labours and their works do follow them". | Rev. XIV.18 Photo No.29 To the Glory of God | and in beloved Memory of | Sir ROBERT WILLIAM JACKSON, Knt. C.B., F.R.C.S.I., etc | Order of Medijie Hon. Associate St. John of Jerusalem. | Depty. Surgn. General A.M.S. (Retired) | Served in Crimean War (1854-56): Indian Mutiny (1857-58): | Ashanti War (1874): Zulu War (1880) | Egyptian War (1882). | and Member of Cathedral Board for many years. | born 11th August 1827, | Bank House, Edenderry, King's County, | died 12th May 1921. | Eglington, Sandymount, Co. Dublin. Photo No.30 This Memorial Window | was erected | to the Memory of those of the | 18th (Royal Irish) Regt. | who fell in the Crimea | 1855. 56 | Killed or died of their wounds, | Lieut. J.W. MEURANT, | in action 18th June 1855. | Three Sergeants, one Drummer | and 85 Rank & File | Died of disease, | Ensign E. D. RICARD, 5th May 1856. | 3 Sergeants and 77 Rank & File. | "He that believeth in ME, though he were dead, | yet shall he live" | Gospel of St. John XI C 25th. V. Photo No.31 This Marble was erected | by JOHN the sixth | Lord Viscount NETTERVILLE | In Memory of | RICHARD PARSONS Earl of Rosse | who with his sister | Lady ELIZABETH PARSONS | are inter'd | within this Cathedral. Photo No.32 Sacred to the Memory of | JOHN KILLALY Esqure | Civil Engineer | who departed this life April 6th 1832 | aged 60 years | This Monument has been erected | at the request of his beloved wife | ALICIA KILLALY who died in her 61st year | April 10th 1837 | "If I may but touch his garment | I shall be whole". Matt. 9.21 Photo No.33 Sacred | To the Memory of | Brevet Major JAMES TARRANT RING | 18th Royal Irish | who was mortally wounded when gallantly | leading the assault on the enemy's position | at the Orakau Pah, on the 2nd April 1864 | He on several occasions distinguished himself | during his service in the New Zeland War | and enjoyed the confidence and respect | of both the Officers and men of the Regiment | by whom this Memorial is erected. Photo No.34 Memorial Monument - ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT - BIRMAH War of 1852-53 Photo No.35 Tablet on number 34:- To the Memory of the | Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, | Drummers, and Privates | 18th (ROYAL IRISH) Regt. | who fell during 1852-53 in the | BIRMAH War | erected by their comrades | "Thy dead men shall live together with my dead body shall they arise." Photo No.36 Tablet at bottom of 34:- The Regiment lost during the War by | death in the field, from casualties or from | sickness attending as underneath. | Lt. R. DORAN (Adjutant) 14th April 1852. Killed in action | Captn. A. GILLESPIE 11th December 1852 | Captn. W. P. COCKBURN 20th March 1853. Died of wounds | Lt. Colonel C. J. COOTE 24th May 1853 | Lieut. F. LILLIE 6th June 1853. | 27 Non Commissioned Officers | 333 Drummers and Privates. Base:- BVRMAH (sic) Photo No.37 Memorial Monument - 18th ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT - CHINA War 1840-1842 Photo No.38 Tablet top of number 37:- Death of Lieut Coln. TOMLINSON | Comg. 18th (ROYAL IRISH) Regt. | At Chappoo 18th May 1842 Photo No.39 Tablet bottom of number 37:- To the Memory of the | Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, | Drummers and Privates. | 18th (ROYAL IRISH) Regt. | who fell during 1840-41-42 in the | CHINA War | Erected by their comrades | "The trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible" | "Thanks be to God which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ". 1 Corin XV Photo No.40 Tablet at base of number 37:- The Regiment lost during this war by | death in the field, from casualties or from | sickness; attending, as underneath | Lieut. F. VAVASOUR, 12th October 1840 | Major R. HAMMILL 7th February 1841, | Lieut. A. WILSON, Adjutant 19th June 1841 | Lieut F. SWINBURN, 11th September 1841, | Lt. Coll. R. TOMLINSON, 18th May 1842 Killed in action | Captain C. J. COLLINSON 21st July 1842 Killed in action | Lieut. D. EDWARDS, Lieut. J. COCHRANE 29th August 1842 | Ensign J. COCHRANE 29th August 1842 | Ensign J. HUMPHREYS 16th August 1842 | 19 Non-Commissioned Officers | 158 Drummers and Privates. Base:- CHINA Photo No.41 This Memorial | is placed here by | The ROYAL IRISH Regiment | to the Glory of God | and in affectionate Memory of | their illustrious | Colonel-in-Chief | Field-Marshal The Right Honble | Viscount WOLSELEY | K.P., G.C.B.., O.M., G.C.M.G. | An ideal | Irish Soldier, | a brilliant leader of men, | a clever strategist | and | a most delightful comrade | Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment | from 20th July 1898 until the 25th March 1913 | the day of his death. Photo No.42 To the glory of God | and in memory of the coming | of the HUGUENOTS to Dublin | 1685 Photo No.43 By the unanimous vote | of the IRISH BAR | this Memorial | of esteem & admiration | erected to the Memory of | JOHN BALL | one of his Majesty's Barristers | at Law | he died 24 August 1813 DV | the 60th year of his age Photo No.44 Sacred to The Memory | of | FRANCIS DOBSON Esqr | Cornet in the 2d Regt. of Dragoon Guards. | Only son of the late Revd. ROBERT DOBSON | aged 22 years | died at Dublin 21st June 1827. Photo No.45 To the Memory | of | CHARLES HAUKES TODD Esq | Professor of Anatomy and Surgery | to the | Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland | His pupils | have erected this Tablet to record | their high sense | of his useful and benevolent life | their respect | for his distinguished talents and | their gratitutde | for his unwearied attention to their interests. | Nat. Nov. 6. 1784 - Obt. March 19. 1826 Photo No.46 Sacred | To the Memory of | JAMES SLATOR CUMMING, Esquire | Lieutenant in the 9th Regiment of Foot | who was killed in action in Affghanistan | at the forcing of the Khyber Pass, | on the 5th of April 1842, | aged 23 years. | while gallantly leading a company of that Regiment, | this Tablet | was erected by his brother Officers, | in testimony and their friendship and respect | for one who combined the virtues of | a brave soldier, and a sincere Christian. | Son of the Revd. P. M. CUMMING, A.M. | Vicar of Magheracloon and Rector of Prior and Dromid | "The gift of God is eternal Life through Jesus Christ our Lord". Rom.VI. Photo No.47 MEREDYTH, MEREDITH family Tablet Photo No.48 Main Tablet on number 47:- Here lyeth ye body of | RICHARD MEREDYTH D.D. | Lord Bishop of Leighlin & Ferns | and Dean of this Cathedral of St. | Patricks who dyed August | the 3d A.D. 1597 | In Memory of whom & Sever | all of his family who lye here | interred, this Monument is erected | by RICHARD MEREDYTH of Shrow | land in ye County of Kildare Esq: | CHARLES MEREDYTH of Newton | Dean of Ardfert and ARTHUR FRANCIS MEREDYTH Esq: both in ye | county of Meath being ye re= | maining brances of his | Family. 1734. Left surround:- Renovated by the Right Honorable Sir WILLIAM | MEREDYTH SOMERVILLE Bart. Right surround:- and Sir HENRY MEREDYTH Bart. Lineal descendants | of the within named Prelate | A.D. 1853. Bottom:- Renovated by WILLIAM MEREDYTH Baron Athlumney in the Peerage of Ireland, | Baron MEREDYTH in the Peerage of the United Kingdom | and Sir HENRY MEREDYTH Baronet, | descendants of the within named Prelate, A.D. 1866. Photo No.49 Small Tablet at bottom of number 47:- Repaired Anno 1768: | by SARAH MEREDITH otherwise PAUL, | (Relict of the above RICHD. MEREDITH) | THOMAS MEREDITH of Newtown, and | ARTHUR MEREDITH of Dollarstown | Esqrs. Photo No.50 BUNTING family Monuments Photo No.51 Top Monument of number 50:- In the adjoining Cemetery | lie the mortal remains of | ANNE | only daughter of | ANTHONY and FRANCES BUNTING; | who died on the 15th of August 1885, aged 48 years Photo No.52 Bottom Monument of number 50:- (BUNTING) | This Monument of affection to her memory | was erected at the request of her father | who departed this life | on the 23rd of March 1851 | in the 86th year of his age. | His mortal remains are interred | close to those of his daughter. | Reader, | "Prepare to meet thy God" | Amos IVth.. Chap. 12th Verse Photo No.53 Sacred to the Memory of | Revd. WM. MARTIN D.D. Rector | of Killishandra & Prebendary of | St. Patricks Dublin. Deceas'd May | 19th 1787 aged 62 years | He married MARIA daughter of | REYMUNDO PUTT Esqr. of Combe in | the County of Devon left issue | one son WM. MARTIN | A zealous Pastor of his flock | and a truly pious & benevolent man | to whom | in testimony of their sincere affection | his disconsolate widow & only son | have erected this Monument. Photo No.54 In | Memory of | SAMUEL LOVER, | Poet, | Painter, Novelist and Composer, | who, | in the exercise of a genius as distinguished | in its versatility as its power | by his pen and pencil. | Illustrated so happily the characteristics | of the peasantry of his country, | that his name | will ever be honourably identified with | Ireland. | He died July 6 1868, aged 72: | In firm faith | that having been comforted by the rod and staff | and his heavenly Father | in approaching the dark valley of the shadow of death, | he would be, | through the tender mercies of his Saviour | gathered among the flock of the | Good Shepherd. Photo No.55 In Memory of the late | Revd. EDWARD MARTIN M.A. L.L.D. | for many years Dean's Vicar of this Cathedral | who died in 1839 | and of GRACE ANNE EUSTACE his wife | who died in 1844. | This Tablet is erected | by their youngest son | EUSTACE MEREDYTH MARTIN | his wife and their children. | "The Path of the just is as the shining light, | that shineth more and more, unto the perfect day". Photo No.56 In | Loving Memory | of | JOHN SIMPSON M. JACKSON | M.B. Senior Moderator T.C.D. | of Eglinton Sandymount Co. Dublin | Surgeon S.S. Angola, | who was washed overboard | during a gale near Grand Canary | in an endeavour to relieve | an inured sailor | on 20th January 1892. | This Tablet has been erected | by his fellow students, | as a token of the high esteem | in which they held him. Photo No.57 Statue | of the Right Honble GEORGE OGLE Photo No.58 This Statue | of the Right Honble GEORGE OGLE. | is erected | by his country men and friends, | as a tribute | of affectionate veneration for the man, | who | by a combination of transcendant qualities | shone conspicuous | among the highest the brightest and the purest | of the age in which he lived. | For twenty eight years | he represented the County of Wexford in Parliament; | during which period, | the incorruptible integrity the brilliant talents | and the ardent patriotism with which he discharged | the duties of that sacred trust | secured to him the unalterable attachment of his constituents: | followed by whose unfeighed regret | he withdrew from Public Life in the year 1796. | In 1798 a memorable aera, | he was called from his retirement | by the spontaneous and unamimous choice | of the Citizens of Dublin, | to the representation of that loyal city: | A distinguished and unsolicited mark of confidence, | founded on the undaunted and unvarying firmness | he uniformly displayed, | in supporting with almost chivalrous enthusiasm | the Constitution in Church and State | in private life | he shed a lustre on every Society in which he moved: | to the attractions of an accomplished scholar. | He added a suavity of manners, a scrupulous sense of honour, | and a steadiness of friendship peculiarly his own: | He lived as he died enthroned in the hearts of all | who had the happiness of his intimacy or acquaintance. | Of such a man. | it may be truly and usefully recorded, | that he exhibited a perfect model of that exalted refinement | which in the best days of our country | characterized the Irish Gentleman | Nat. 14 Octr 1742 | Ob. 10 Augt. 1814.| (N.B. Part of the inscription on the Tablet directly behind the Statute for the Right Honble GEORGE OGLE) Photo No.59 The Right Hon. JAMES | WHITESIDE | Lord Chief Justice of Ireland | 1866 - 1876 | A brilliant advocate and Orator | (N.B. Born in 1804, he died in 1876 and is buried in Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin.) Photo No.60 The most Noble | GEORGE GRENVILLE NUGENT TEMPLE | Marquis of Buckingham | First Grand Master of the | Most Illustrious Order | of St. Patrick. | This Statue was made at the | expense of Lord TYRAWLY | as a mark of his Esteem for | the late Marquis of Buckingham. | (N.B. Born in 1753, he died in 1813 and is buried at Wotton, Buckinghamshire. He created the Order of St Patrick in February 1783 and was the 1st Grand Master.) Photo No.61 To the Glory of God | and in honoured Memory of | the DUBLIN BOY SCOUTS | who fell in the Great War 1914 - 1919. Photo No.62 This Tablet | is erected by | his professional friends | To the Memory of | THOMAS EDWARD BEATTY, M.D. | President | of the Royal College of Surgeons | in Ireland 1850: | President | of the King and Queen's College | of Physicians 1864, | who died | on the 3rd May 1872, | in the 73rd year of his age | of noble nature | generous, kind and just, | he lived and died beloved | of all who knew him. Photo No.63 Sacred | To the Memory of the | Revd. ROBERT MAGUIRE | 4th Minor Canon of St Patrick's Cathedral | who departed this life the 23rd of March 1837 | aged 40 years | He was resident preacher | in this Cathedral | and Assistant Deans Vicar | in this Liberty for more than 16 years | he loved his master deeply | and served him zealously. | This Tablet | is erected by a grateful friend | who appreciated | his unobtrusive worth | and Christian fidelity. Photo No.64 Erected by the Members of the | Deanery Christian Fellowship Society. | In Memory of the | Very Rev. HENRY R. DAWSON A.M. | late Dean of St Patricks. | Not more as a testimony | of their respect and love to him their | kind patron and friend | than in gratitude to God | who for 12 years blest them with the | spiritual labours of so eminent | a Minister of Christ. | Obitt Oct. 24. 1840, Aetat. 48 years. | "The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away, | blessed be the name of the Lord". Photo No.65 In Memory of | TERENURE ALLEN SHONE K.C.M.G. | 1894 - 1965 | Grandson of | The Right Hon. GERALD FITZGIBBON Photo No.66 The Right Hon. GERALD FITZGIBBON | P.C. LL.D. | Lord Justice of Appeal | Chancellor of the United Dioceses of Dublin | Glendalough and Kildare. | Member of the General Synod of the Church | of Ireland from 1874 to 1909. | Born 1837 - died 1909. Photo No.67 To the Memory | of the Very Reverend | HENRY RICHARD DAWSON, A.M. M.R.I.A. | Dean and Ordinary of St Patrick's. | This Statue has been erected | by friends who loved and admired him. | As a Minister of the Church "his record is on high". | He faithfully testified the Gospel of the Grace of God, | "Teaching and preaching Jesus Christ". | and he exhibited in a useful and devoted life | the practical influence of the truth he preached. | To his exertions the Institutions of the Deanery | for relief of the destitute and education of the young | owe their origin and prosperity; | and although the cultivation of the literature and antiquities | of his Native Country was a recreation, | yet his happiness was found in labours for the poor | His mortal remains are deposited in this Cathedral, | which he assisted at his own expense | to beauty and adorn. | His spirit rests with the Saviour he loved and glorified | he died Octr 24th 1840, aged 48 years. Photo No.68 MARKS family Tablets Photo No.69 Top Tablet of number 68:- In Memory of the | Rev. EDWARD MARKS, D.D. | Minor Canon and Dean's Vicar, | who laboured zealously and faithfully in | this Cathedral and Deanery | upwards of 32 years. | The Schools, especially the Infant School | which he established | were the first and constant object | of his fostering care. | died 7th May, 1869. | aged 77 years | "That I may win Christ, and be found in him". Philippines III.8. Photo No.70 Bottom Tablet of number 68:- Sacred | To the Memory of | JOYCE ANNE MARKS, | widow of the above | Revd. EDWARD MARKS, D.D. | Her life was one of unostentatious piety. | Her end was peace. | She departed on the 25th of April 1872, | in her 76th years. Photo No.71 Erected | by the desire of SYDNEY Lady MORGAN | to the Memory of | CAROLAN | the last of the Irish Bards | Obiit | A.D. MDCCXXXVIII - Aetatis Srae An LXVIII | (N.B. died 1738 age 68) Photo No.72 This stone | was found 18th June 1901 six feet | below the surface of the traditional site of | ST. PATRICK'S WELL | i.e. 91 feet due North from the North West | angle of the Tower. Photo No.73 Sacred | To the Memory of | CHARLES DUDLY RYDER MADDEN | Captain 8th The King's Regiment | who died November 7th 1874 | also of | WILLIAM WOLSELEY | his brother | late Lieut. Of the same Regiment | who died December 15th 1874. | Erected by their brother Officers. Photo No.74 Sacred | to those virtues that | adorn the | just and brave | this Marble Perpetuates | the Memory of | RICHARD LAMBART | Earl of Cavan Viscount of | Kilcourse and Baron of Cavan | Lieutenant General of his | Majesty's Forces | and Col. of the 15th Regiment | of Infantry | who yielded human life for | eternity | on the 3rd day of November | 1778 | AE. 56 | also in Memory of | the Honorable EDWARD ARNOLD FORD HENRY LAMBART | grandson of the above Earl of Cavan | and second son of | General the seventh Earl of Cavan. | by his second marriage | with LYDIA the present | Countess Dowager of Cavan | born March 2nd 1818 | died July 14th 1845. Photo No.75 BOYLE family Monument Photo No.76 Top of Monument of number 75:- This Monument was erected for the Right Honorable Sr. RICHARD BOYLE KT Lord BOYLE Baron of Yough | all Viscount of Dungarvan Earl of Corke Lord High Treasurer of Ireland of the Kings Privy Counsel of | this realm and one of the Lordes Justices for the Government of this Kingdom in memorie of his most de- | -ar virtuous, and religious wife the Lady KATHERINE Countess of Corke and their posterity as also of her | grandfather Dr. ROBERT WESTON sometime Lord Chancellor of Ireland and one of the Lordes Justices for the go | vernment thereof whose daughter ALICE WESTON was married to Sr. GEOFFRAY FENTON KT. Principal Secretary of | State in this Realm and they had issue the said Ladie KATHERINE Countess of Corke who lieth here interred | with her said father and grandfather whose vertues she inherited on earth and lieth here intombed | with them all expecting a joyfull resurrection Quae Obit Decimo Sexto Februarii 1629. Photo No.77 Small Tablet at base of number 75:- The issue of the Right | Honorable RICHARD Lord | BOYLE Earle of Corke and | The Ladie KATHERYNE his | wife (sic) with the arms | of such and their daughters | husbands as are married. Photo No.78 SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Grave Yard. Photo No.79 Erected by | WM MAGUIRE | In Memory of | his son | THOMAS | who died Jan 21 | 1828. AE 19. Photo No.80 Left side of number 79:- Sacred | to the memory of | Mr. WM. MAGUIRE | late of this Cathedral | who departed this life | the 24th of June 1844 | AE 62. | Job 1st. 21st. Photo No.81 Top:- THOMAS ARNOLD HARVEY | born 1878 died 1966 Bottom:- Bishop of Cashel and Emly | Waterford and Lismore | 1935 - 1958 | Dean of St. Patrick's 1933 to 1935 | and his wife | ISOBEL KATHLEEN 1886 - 1978 | Psalm XXIV. V.4. Base:- Greatly loved. Photo No.82 In | Loving Memory | of | RICHARD WELLESLEY SMITH | who died 17th December 1884 | aged 58 years | For many years a member of | the choir of this Cathedral | and for 26 years a Vicar Choral | of Christ Church. | "He giveth his beloved sleep". | also his widow CLARA | (née HOZIER) who died | 21st March 1914 aged 84 years. | "He giveth his beloved sleep". Photo No.83 In Memory of | The Revd. WILLIAM FERGUSON | Wwsleyan Minister | of Camden Street, Co. Dublin | who died 26th of July 1854 | aged 84 years | and of his wife ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY | who died 6th of February 1842 | aged 68 years. | also of their son | MONTGOMERY FERGUSON M.D. | of Kildare Street | who died 28th February 1845 | aged 45 years | and others of their children | and grandchildren | who are here interred. Photo No.84 Top:- In Loving Memory of | CHARLES KELLY | Vicar Choral Bottom:- for over 40 years a member | of the Cathedral Choir | died 12th August 1933 | aged 77 years. Photo No.85 Top:- Sacred | to the dear Memory | of Middle:- WALTER BAPTY | "A Singer" | Vicar Choral St. Patrick's Cathedral | from 1888 to 1915, | called to rest Good Friday | 2nd April 1915. Bottom:- "Watchman will the night soon pass? | The night is departing the day is | approaching". (Hymn of Praise) Photo No.86 ARTHUR JAMES MOYSE | 16-10-1923 - 5-11-2007 | Lay Vicar Choral | 1951 - 1988 | beloved husband, father | grandfather and friend | "O sing unto the Lord | a new song". Photo No.87 In Memory | of | LETITIA SARAH GEORGINA | the beloved wife of | RALPH SADLEIR D.D. | Prebendary of Castleknock | and daughter of | FRANC SADLEIR D.D. Provost of T.C.D. | respected and loved | by all who knew her | she fell asleep 27 Nov 1867. Photo No.88 In Loving Memory of | HENRY JELLETT D.D. | Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral | 1889 - 1901 | died 31st Decr. 1901, aged 80 years. | "Until the day breaks | and the shadows flee away". Photo No.89 Sir BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS | Baronet LL.D | Member of Parliament | for the City of Dublin. Photo No.90 Left side of number 89:- (GUINNESS) | St Patrick's Cathedral | by him | restored | AD. 1865 Photo No.91 Right side of number 89:- (GUINNESS) | Erected | by his fellow - countrymen | in grateful remembrance | AD. 1875 Photo No.92 Rear view of SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL All images Copyright by Photographer