Headstones: St. Patrick's Cathedral & Graveyard (Part 2) Dublin Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Dublin Index Copyright File contributed by: Yvonne Russell yvrussell at gmail.com Photos ------------------------------------------------------ SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Memorials, Dublin Part 2 Nos. 093 - 171 Photo No.093 SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. View of Cathedral from the Park of Saint Patricks Photo No.094 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. One of the beautiful features which is on both sides of all the entrance gates into the Cathedral Photo No.095 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin Pulpit Photo No.097 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Public Notice: The Most Illustrious Order | of The Knights of Saint Patrick The KNIGHTS of SAINT PATRICK were an order | of chivalry founded in 1783 by King GEORGE III | The choir space of Saint Patrick's Cathedral served as their chapel. New members were initiated into | the Order here until 1869, when these ceremonies | were moved to Dublin Castle. The Order mirrors | the Order of the Garter in England and the | Order of the Thistle in Scotland Today banners and hatchments (plaques) connected to | the Order are on display in the choir of the Cathedral | These flags and symbols represent the family coats of | arms of the last Knights to be installed into the Order in | the Cathedral, in the 1860s. The large wooden screen | on display here lists the names of Knights of the Order Photo No.098 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Public Notice: Monuments in the Cathedral (Part of these details can be seen in number 099) Photo No.099 Part of inscription on number 098: In medieval times to be buried or remembered in SAINT PATRICKS | CATHEDRAL was considered an honour which was reserved for only the most influential; archbishops, members of the aristocracy and the | extremely wealthy. For many years it was also thought inappropriate for | women to be buried or remembered A large portion of the monument within the Cathedral remember men | who died while serving in the British Army. Most are from the officer | ranks of the army and do not include any women. Many of these monuments, particularly those from the 19th Century; glorify death as a | result of conflict. This exhibition within SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, focusing on | Remembrance, afford us the opportunity to redress the balance. A monument here has been commissioned to act as a centre piece to the exhibition: the Tree of Remembrance takes inspiration from the tree that | appears in the Iveagh Window in the North Transept. It invites all | those who have been affection by conflict to leave behind a small prayer, | message or thought. It is our hope that this contrasts with the exclusive | nature of monuments from the past and suggests | that conflict itself is the real enemy to humanity. Photo No.100 ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL "TREE OF REMEMBRANCE". (Photograph courtesy of St. Patrick's Cathedral) It was added to Saint Patrick's Cathedral on the 28 July 2014. Visitors to the Cathedral are invited to leave a message on or near the tree for someone who has been affected by conflict. Messages are written in many different languages by visitors from all over the world. The message are written on pieces of card in the shape of a leave. The leaves which are added symbolise the return of life and hope to an otherwise barren and bleak tree. I personally left one in remembrance of my Grand Uncle WILLIAM FREDERICK WELLS who died 22 June 1916 in Basra and is "Remembered with Honour" in Basra War Cemetery. (Close up of the LEAVES OF REMEMBRANCE see number 101) Photo No.101 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. (Photograph courtesy of St. Patrick's Cathedral). Close up of the "LEAVES OF REMEMBRANCE", as seen in text/ photograph number 100 Photo No.102 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin One of the beautiful examples in the Cathedral of 19th century sculpture to be found anywhere in Ireland. Photo No.103 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. One of the many beautiful stained glass windows in the Cathedral, this has an inscription on it. (Inscription details see number 104) Photo No.104 Inscription on number 103: Erected by a few friends To the Memory of | FRANCIS ROBINSON Mvs. D. Vicar Choral | of this Cathedral Died Octr. 21st 1872 Photo No.105 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. The Baptistery Photo No.106 In Loving Memory of | RICHARD ROBERT CHERRY | and MARY his wife | who for the whole of their long | married life worshipped in this | Cathedral, all of whose children | were baptised in this Baptistery Photo No.107 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. The Baptismal Font. (I found being in The Baptistery very moving, as in the very early 1800's my Gr, Gr Grandfather JOSEPH MAGUIRE, one of the 16 children of my 3 x Great Grandparents, were all actually baptised here. His father WILLILAM MAGUIRE served as Sexton in the Cathedral) Photo No.108 In this baptistery | the chandelier and the furnishings | were presented by | Mr. GARRETT WALKER and Mr. MINCHIN CLARKE Photo No.109 Underneath | lie | the lamented remains of | Very Revd. | JOHN WILLIAM KEATINGE D.D. | Dean of this Cathedral | He died | May 6th 1817 | aged 47 years | His attached friend | Revd. ROBERT HANDOCK D.D. | Dedicates this Tablet | to his memory Photo No.110 The roof of the Nave | being decayed and | supported by scaffolding | twenty five years | was taken down | the present erected | and the Cathedral and | Organ received many | improvements and | thorough repair | A.D. 1814 and 1816 | Very Revd. | JOHN WM. KEATINGE D.D. | Dean | Revd. THOS CRADOCK L.L.D. | Preb of St. Audeons (-) Photo No.111 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Stained Glass Windows in The Baptistery Photo No.112 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. "The Lady Chapel" Photo No.113 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Some of the memorial tablets on one side of The Lady Chapel Photo No.114 Beneath this Lady Chapel are buried | the mortal remains of | Dr ELIE BOUHEREAU (1643 1719 | Doctor of Theology and of Medicine | Huguenot Refugee of La Rochelle with his family | after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685 | First Librarian of Marsh's Library, Dublin | Progenitor of the Borough Family of Ireland | Here also are buried | BLANDINE RICHARD BOULEREAU (1605-1700) mother | MARGUERITE MASSIOT BOUHEREAU | 1645-1704) wife | LOUISE MARGUERITE QUARTIER (1705-1706) Granddaughter | MARGUERITE BOUHEREAU QUARTIER (1673-1707 | Daughter | LOIS QUARTIER (1663-1715) son-in-law | The Huguenots were granted the use of this Chapel | and worshipped here from 1666 1816 | Erected by JEROME CECIL TIERNEY eldest son of JEREMIAH TIERNEY | and ELINA REBECCA BOROUGH of Querrin, Co. Clare to mark | the tercentenary of the Revocation of The Edict of Nantes 1985 Photo No.115 To mark the place | of many of his Christian labours | this Tablet | here erected by | the Protestants of The Deanery | as | a grateful though humble memorial | of the love which they bore to the | Revd. ROBERT MAGUIRE | their late friend and Pastor | who for 16 years as Assist Deans Vicar | was | instant in season and out of season | seeking to win Souls to Christ | He was called from the sphere | of his valuable ministry | to enter into the joy of his Lord | March 23rd 1837. Aetat 40 years (I was very thankful to one of the Cathedral Stewards in the Cathedral who took my brother and I to see this Tablet as was not on Public view and was located on the stairwell up to the Clergy Robing Room. The Revd. ROBERT MAGUIRE is our 1st cousin 4 x removed. There is another Memorial Tablet to him in the Cathedral itself and this can be seen in Part 1 text/photograph number 63) Photo No.116 Notes from the book which records where all the Memorials / Tombs are located in ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. "Clergy Robing Room" MAGUIRE White marble (on staircase) Inscription reads: (Please refer to text/photo number 115 for inscription details) Photo No.117 Memorial Tablet: 8th KINGS ROYAL IRISH HVSSARS (Inscription detail see number 118) Photo No.118 Inscription on number 117: In Memory of | The Officers, Non Commissioned Officers & Men | of the | 8th KINGS ROYAL IRISH HVSSARS | who were Killed in Action or who died of wounds or disease | dvring the | African Campaign 1900 1902 | Lievtenant Colonel P. W. J. Le GALAIS | Lievtenant and Adjvtant P. A. T. JONES | Lievtenant F. H. WYLAM | Sergeant A. ROSDYKE; Lance Corporal G. HUNTER | Corporal J. CN(-) | Lance Corporal J. LYSTER; Lance Corporal P. MARSHALL; Lance Corporal F. BATTRICK | Trumpeter W. CRUISE Privates Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 J. RIVERS J. BRANFORD L. OVER A. SEWARD C. BULLEN W. FAWCETT R. TUDGAY F. BIRD f. POWELL G. ABEAR A. TUBBY F. WALKER A. LANGSTON F. HATTON G. PITCHFORD J. GILL O. GRIFFITHS J. MASON G. FOLBIGG J. DUNN W. MANN S. SCOTT J. COLES J. McAULAX (?) J. REARDON G. TAYLOR J. COOPER Column 4 Column 5 J. KIRWAN T. DAWSON H. McTEVENNY J. BALLS J. BROWN G. GADD W. BROWN J. LAIRD J. McCORMACK J. SEDGWICK F. CHUBB F. GAVIN W. THOMPSON W. FITZGERALD J. BRUNTON SHOENING-SMITH P. NOONE G HAROLD This Monument is erected by their comrades | and by Officers who have served | in the Regiment. Photo No.119 Memorial Tablet for THOMAS RICE HENN (Inscription details see numbers 120 & 121) Photo No.120 Inscription top section of number 119: Sacred To the Memory of | THOMAS RICE HENN | Lieutenant of The Royal Engineers, Third son of THOMAS RICE HENN | Paradise Hall in the County of Clare, Esq. | (One of Her Majesty's | Counsel and Recorder of Galway) | by JANE ISABELLA, daughter | of the Right Honorable FRANCIS BLACKBURNE | Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Having led into action a detachment of the Bombay Sappers and | Miners the last of all the Troops to leave the line of battle, | and of whom of, save eight, were either killed or | wounded He perished gloriously, on the fatal field of | Maiwand | in Afganistan | July 27 1880 | in the 31st year of his age Photo No.121 Inscription bottom section of number 119: (THOMAS RICE HENN) Crowning his noble conduct that disastrous combat by a deed of heroism | than which (to quote the words of the Official Despatch. History does not afford | any grander or truer instance of gallantry and devotion to Queen and Country) | Covering with a small, but indomitable band eleven in number the retreat | by the entire British Brigade and holding in check the overwhelming | Forces of the Enemy, who did not dare to continue their advance, | until he and his brave comrades had been every one shot down. His bereaved parents, brothers and sisters | have erected this Tablet, | Mourners yet grateful. "No hero ever died more nobly than he | did I envy the manner of his death - | If I had ten sons, I should be indeed | proud if all ten fell as he fell" Words written upon his death by | Lieut-Gen., Sir GARNET J. WOLSLEY, G.C.B. & C. Base: "He hath delivered by Soul in peace from the battle | that was against me" Psalm 55. 18 Photo No.122 In Memory of | WILLIAM GRAHAM BROOKE | Master of Arts of Trinity College Dublin | Born MDCCCXXXIII. Died MCMVII | "Farewell beloved brother farewell | until the day" Beloved at home, honoured abroad. A faithful friend, | in converse gay, in work inspiring. A lover of jvstice | trvth and beavty he served The State, The Chvrch and | Edvcation in Ireland and from youth to old age with | an vnwearied devotion of the cavse of God and man. | In Christo Vixit Vicit Nvncvivit Photo No.123 JOHANNES SMITH TAYLOUR | Mortalitaten Iiit | In urbe Waterford | Octavo Idum Sextilis | MDCCLXXIX | In Christo De Cessit | Immortalitatem Induit | In comitatu Meath apud Corbal Lis | Octavo Iduum Januarii | MDCCCXLVIII | Omnibus Amatus Vixit | Nemini Infletus Obiit Photo No.124 TAYLOUR TOMB Around top: "Here lieth the body of Mr CHARLES TAYLOR who erected this Tomb and died (-) of February 1742-3 aged 82 Here lieth the body of MARY TAYLOUR Daughter of said CHARS TAYLOUR who dyed on the 27th Febry 1763 aged 56 (Inscription details see numbers 125 & 126) Photo No.125 Inscription on left side of tomb of number 124: Here hath interred the body of Mrs MARY TAYLOUR | Truly affectionate and beloved wife of CHARLES TAYLOUR. Grand Daughter to The Rev. Dr. THOS. WARKMAN | of Bewdley in Warwickshire in whom he haf iffue | Fix children viz ELINOR, WILLIAM JOHN, MARY, ELIZAB. | and HENRIETTA. She departed this life in full affurance of a glorious refurrection, ye 12th day of | June in the year of Our Lord 1711 and in ye 38 year | of her age. Here lies alfo | (unable to read next few lines) Photo No.126 Inscription on right side of tomb of number 124: Mors Ianua Vitae | Here lies the Body of WILLIAM TAYLOUR eldest son of | the aforesaid CHARLES and MARY who | departed this life the 16th day of May Anna Domin | 1712 in the 14th year of his age | "As you are fo were wee | And as wee are fo fhall you be" | Here alfo lies the body of HENRIETTA daughter of | the aforesaid CHARLES and MARY TAYLOR who | departed this life ye 16th day of Febry in the year of Our Lord 1712 aged two years and eight months | Mementomori | Here lies the body of CHARLES TAYLOUR eldeft fon of the above | CHARLES who departed this life the 10th day of March 1712 Photo No.127 In Piam Memoriam | JOHANNIS HEMSLEY | Qv Ecclesiae Cathedralis S. Patricii | Mvltos Annos Vicarivs Choralis | Apvd Eblanenses Artem Mvsicam Profitebatvr | Nat A.D. IV Kal April A.D. MDCCCXXXVIII | O.B. Id Oct A.D. MDCCCXCIII | Caritatis Maritvs Officii Pater Fidei Amicvs | Nvnqvam Non Memor Ita Dei Gloriae Ingenivm | Svvm Dicabat Vt Voce Sva Avitoribys | Videretvr Nvmen Lavdare Praesens | Hanc Tabvlam | P.C. | Liberi Photo No.128 Memorial Tablets for CRADOCK (Inscription details see numbers 129 & 130) Photo No.129 Inscription on top tablet of number 128: Sacred To the Memory | of his beloved and lamented parents | The Revd. THOMAS CRADOCK | and SUSANNAH his wife | This Tablet is erected | by their most affectionate son | The Revd. THOMAS RUSSEL CRADOCK | Minister | of the Parish of St. Nicholas Within | The Revd. THOMAS CRADOCK | was Prebendary of St. Audoens | and a Member of The Chapter | of St. Patricks for 52 years | He died the 14th of November 1827 | in the 85th year of his age | SUSANNAH CRADOCK | Died 18th April 1815 aged 67 Photo No.130 Bottom two tablets on number128: CRADOCK (Inscription details see numbers 131 & 132) Photo No.131 Inscription top tablet of number 130: In Memory of | The Revd. THOMAS RUSSEL CRADOCK | Minister of the Parish of St. Nicholas Within who | departed this life on the 9th day of March in the year | of Our Lord 1853 in the 83rd year of his age. | And also of MARY his wife who departed this life | on the 4th day of September in the year | of Our Lord 1841 in the 66th year of her age. Photo No.132 Inscription bottom tablet of number 130: In Memory of | Lieutt. CHARLES BURY CRADOCK | 2nd W. I. Regt. | Fort Adjutant at Belize | who died the 16th August 1860 | and of his brother | Revd. FREDERICK KEATINGE CRADOCK | Rector of St. John's Belize | who died the 2nd of September 1860 | Both fell victims to Yellow Fever | and their remains lie side by side | in St. John's Churchyard | Belize, British Honduras. Photo No.133 Memorial Tablet for JOHN SPRAY (Inscription details see number 134) Photo No.134 Inscription on number 133: Left side: To the Memory | of | JOHN SPRAY Mus. Dr. | who | for a period of thirty years | discharged the duties | of | Vicar Choral | in both the Cathedrals | of the Irish Metropolis Right side: This tribute | is erected at the expense of | FRIENDS | whose estimation of his VIRTUES in private | and of his QUALITIES in Social Life | was commensurate with their admiration | of his TALENTS as a MUSICIAN | And his | Transcendant Power as a VOCALIST | TO THE ONE | He was indebted for the highest | hononary degree | in his profession | TO THE OTHER | For the character he required and retained | that of the | FIRST TENOR SINGER in the EMPIRE Bottom: Left side: Doctor SPRAY Died on the | 21st day of January 1827 Right side: in the sixtieth year of | his age. Photo No.135 Here remembered | Sir CHARLES VILLIERS | STANFORD | 1852 1924 | He received much of | his early musical training | in this Cathedral Photo No.136 Memorial Tablet for GEORGE HENRY PHILLIPS HEWSON (Inscription details see number 137) Photo No.137 Inscription on number 136: In Memoriam | GEORGE HENRY PHILLIPS HEWSON | Mus. D. Hon. F.R.C.O. Hon. F.T.C.D. | 1881 1972 | Boy Chorister Organist and | Master of the Choristers | St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin | Erected in gratitude by the Past Choristers Society Photo No.138 Memorial Tablet for CAROLAN (O'CAROLAN) (Inscription details see number 139) Photo No.139 Inscription on number 138: Erected | by the desire of SYDNEY Lady MORGAN | To the Memory of | CAROLAN | the last of the Irish Bards | Obiit | A.D. MDCCXXXVIII Aetatis Svae An LXVIII Photo No.140 To the Memory of GABRIEL LINDOFF | One of the Founders of The Irish Association | of Change Ringers | Keeper of the Belfrey and instructor of | St. Patrick's Cathedral Society of Change Ringers | 1897 1941 | "O praise God in his holiness | Praise Him upon the loud cymbals" | This Tablet is erected by members of The Ringing | Excerise & friends in memory of a great ringer. Photo No.141 Memorial Tablet for ALEXANDER DALLAS (Inscription details see number 142) Photo No.142 Inscription on number 141: Sacred | To the Memory of | ALEXANDER ROBERT CHARLES DALLAS | one of Irelands best friends | who died December 12th 1869, aged 78 years In early life a brace Peninsular Officer | in later years Rector of Wonston, | and Chaplain to the Bishop of Winchester. | He served with equal fidelity, his Country, his Church, and his God. | Like him whose name this Cathedral bears, | having visited Ireland's shores, | he ever after prayed and worked for Ireland's spiritual welfare | and not in vain; | for through God's blessing on his labours, | many were led to renounce the innovations of error, | and to hold fast in all its scriptural purity| that ancient faith which, near this very spot | ST. PATRICK preached of old. Reader, would you honour the memory of this good man? | Let then the prayer of his life be yours:- | "O God, for CHRIST'S sake, give me THE HOLY SPIRIT!" Photo No.143 In Memory of | RALPH SADLEIR, D.D. | who for over half a | century was Incumbent of | Castleknock, Clonsilla | A Canon | and sometime Sub-Dean | of this Cathedral | Trusting in Jesus | he fell asleep at Geneva | the 28th September A.D. 1902 | in the 88th year of his age | "I will arise and go to my father" (There is also a Memorial Tablet in the Cathedral to his wife LETITIA SARAH GEORGINA and this can be seen in Part 1, text/photograph number 87) Photo No.144 Memorial Tablet to CHARLES GEORGE SAWIER (Inscription details see number 145) Photo No.145 Inscription on number 144: Designed and executed by | CHARLES GEORGE SAWIER | 1884 1973 | Master Engraver of this City | Examples of his excellent work | can be seen in this Cathedral | Erected by his loving wife ELSIE | "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you" Photo No.146 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Notice Board The GUINNESS Restoration (Part of this inscription details see number 147) Photo No.147 Part of inscription of number 146: Throughout the centuries episodes of | flooding, bad weather and political unrest have | taken toll of SAINT PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL | Much of to-days Cathedral is the result of | a major restoration between 1860 65 | This was funded by the GUINNESS Family | best known for their famous Irish Stout. By the 19th Century the Cathedral was | on the verge of collapse following years | of neglect. In 1845 Dean HENRY PAKENHAM | attempted to raise fund to restore the Cathedral. However, his attempts coincided | with one of Ireland's greatest tragedies, the | Famine, which made fund raising impossible. Finally in 1860 a solution presented itself. | At his own expense, Sir BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS | restored the Cathedral. Under his direction | the walls were strengthened, new stained glass | windows were added and some internal partitions | were removed, a style which Guinness felt was more in keeping with worship at the time. Photo No.148 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. View of one of the stained glass windows and underneath we have the Monument for Archbishop SMYTH Photo No.149 Monument for Archbishop SMYTH (Inscription found on the left side of this, please see details on number 150) Photo No.150 Inscription on number 149: This Monument of | Archbishop SMYTH | was removed from the Aisle | of the Cathedral | and re-erected | in the South Transept | by his Kingsman | BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS | A.D. 1862 Photo No.151 Memorial Tablet for Sir EDWARD FITZGERALD LAW (Inscription details see number 152) Photo No.152 Inscription on number 151: To the Memory of | Major Sir EDWARD FITZGERALD LAW K.D.S.I. K.C.M.C. | Late Royal Artillery: Third son of MICHAEL LAW of | this City and of Glenconway, Co. Derry; Born at Rostrevor | Nov. 2. 1846: Died in Paris Nov. 2. 1908: Buried at Athens | Served in The Egyptian Campaign of 1885 as Financial | and Commercial Secretary. He represented his Country | in various negotiations in Eastern Europe: Was first | President of The International Commission at | Athens 1897: Minister Resident 1898: Financial Member | of The Governor General Council in India 1900 to 1904 | "Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord: Or who shall | stand in his holy place. He that hath clean hands and a pure heart" Photo No.153 Certificate and typed note re Freedom of City 1729 presented to JONATHAN SWIFT (Details of the typed note see number 154) Photo No.154 Inscribed on typed note on number 153: Freedom of the City | 1929 Out of gratitude to Dean SWIFT for his successful campaign | to prevent, "Wood's Ha' pence", a debased currency, from | undermining the economy of Ireland, Dublin Corporation | granted SWIFT The Freedom of the City in 1729. The city's coat | of arms can be found at the top of the document; SWIFT's coat of arms is located in the centre Photo No.155 ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Dublin. Public Notice: The Graves of | SWIFT and STELLA Left side: JONATHAN SWIFT's closest friend, ESTHER JOHNSON better known as STELLA died aged 46 | on 28 January 1728. On the night of her funeral | SWIFT was so overcome with grief that he could | not bring himself to attend her funeral. He even moved out of his usual bedroom to | avoid seeing the light of her funeral through | the Cathedral's windows SWIFT himself died on 19th October 1745 aged 78 having | outlived many of his contemporaries. This was possibly | because of his obsession with personal hygiene and | exercise. In pleasant weather, he walked or went riding | When bad weather kept him inside, SWIFT raced up and | down the three flights of stairs in the Deanery. Right side: Paying their last respects, the people of Dublin filed past | SWIFT's open coffin in the Deanery. After one mourner | cut off a lock of his hair, the public viewing ended. | The Clergy then held a private funeral in the Cathedral. | To-day, SWIFT and STELLA are buried alongside each other | in accordance with SWIFT's wishes In 1731 SWIFT reflected upon his own death, writing | His time was come, he ran his race, we hope he's | in a better place' Small box bottom right side: In 2017 Dr. CHRIS RYAN | (University of Dundee), | created a facial approximation of SWIFT | and STELLA. This project was led by forensic | anthropologist Dr. RENΙ | GAPERT and used the casts | of SWIFT and STELLA's skulls. (Please refer to Part 1 text/photograph numbers 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 for more details on JONATHAN SWIFT and STELLA JOHNSON) Photo No.156 Memorial Tablet for SAMUEL GORDON (Inscription details see number 157) Photo No.157 Inscription on number 156: To | the Glory of | God | and In Memory of | SAMUEL GORDON M.D., F.R.C.P.I. | of this City | who departed this life on | the 29th of April 1898 | aged 83 years | this Memorial has been erected | by his sorrowing friends and of | those who appreciated his worth. | In appreciation of an active useful | and philanthropic life dedicated | to Christ's Glory and the service of | his fellow men Photo No.158 Monument Tomb for DANIEL LETABLERE (Inscription details see number 159) Photo No.159 Inscription on middle tablet of number 158: Sacred | To | the Memory of | The Very Rev. | DANIEL LETABLERE, D.D. | Dean of the Cathedral Church of | St. Mary, Tuam, Vicar of Laragh Brisn, | and Prebendary of Maynooth in this | Cathedral Church | who departed this life Aug. 1775 He was the son of | RENE DE LA DOUESPE DE LESTABLERE | who in 1685 | for the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ | on the revocation of the Edict of Nantes | left his country Le Bas Poictou, France | and took refuge in Ireland | where after having held several Commissions | under Du Cambon and Lifford in the arm of | KING WILLIAM III, he finally settled. His daughter ESTHER CHARLOTTE | married in 1783 | EDWARD LITTON Esq, | H. M. 37th Regiment | of Ballyfarmot, County of Dublin | whose sons | have, In Memory of their Ancestor | Erected this Tablet A.D. 1865 | "Nous avons tout abandonnι et nons Tavone Suiris" Mare X. 28 Photo No.160 Memorial Tablet for FLETCHER (Inscription details see number 161) Photo No.161 Inscription on number 160: This Tablet is erected To the Memory of the Late | JUSTIN FLETCHER | of The Court of Common Place, Ireland | who died the 20th March 1829, aged 73 years | Also to his widow SARAH FLETCHER | who died the 14th of February 1838, aged 78 years | Also to WILLIAM FLETCHER | Barrister At Law L.L.D | who died the 9th of February 1846, aged 49 years | Also to FRANCISKA FLETCHER, his widow | youngest child of the Late | ARCHIBALD HAMILTON ROWAN | of Killyleagh Castle, Co. Down | who died the 28th of August 1861, aged 58 years Photo No.162 A.M.D.G. | Et in Piam Gratamove Memoriam | EDWARD CECILII GUINNESS | Primi Cometis De Iveagh | Equitis Ordinis S. Patricii | Qui Natus MDCCCXLVII Obiit MCMXXVII (Rest of inscription continues in Latin) Photo No.163 In Memory of | HENRY KINGSMILL MOORE D.D., F.L.S. | Sometime Canon of this Cathedral | and for 43 years Principal of The | Church of Ireland Training College | Born 1853 Died 1943 | Pro Christo Discere et Docere Photo No.164 Memorial Tablet for THOMAS BALL (Inscription details see numbers 165 & 166) Photo No.165 Inscription on main section of number 164: Erected by | The Ancient and Most Benevolent Order | of | FRIENDLY BROTHERS of SAINT PATRICK | To the Memory of | THOMAS friendly BALL Esqr., | Grand President of the Order | and | one of the Masters of His Majesty's | High Court of Chancery | IN HIM | the Friendly Order lost | a steady warm hearted zealous | and beloved brother | and the public | an active and most intelligent Officer. | His social virtues were of the highest order | emanating from a heart | fraught with the purest | benevolence | and at all times under the control | of a well regulated mind. Photo No.166 Inscription on small tablet base of number 164: THOS BALL Esqr died 24th October 1825 | aged 48 years Honble HANS Friendly Blackwood - Grand President ROBERT Friendly BLAKENEY Esqr. - Grand Secretary CONINGHAM Friendly McALPHINE Esqr - Grand Treasurer WILLM Friendly MAZIERE Esqr - Select Secretary Photo No.167 Memorial Tablet for GEORGIVS SALMON The inscription here on the tablet is entirely in latin Photo No.168 Memorial Tablet for JEMIMA SHEPPARD. Top section: This widow is erected | To the Glory of God | and In Memory of | JEMIMA TILLER The widow referred to in this inscription was located on the left side of the memorial tablet itself. (Details of rest of inscription see number 169) Photo No.169 Inscription bottom section on number 168: the beloved wife of | WILLIAM SHEPPARD | (of) Kenilworth Square, Dublin | who died 3rd November 1900 | aged 55 years | "(Th)erfore being justified by faith | (w)e have peace with God through | (O)ur Lord Jesus Christ" (Forgive use of a partial photograph for this text, the full text photograph was rather blurred) Photo No.170 Memorial Tablet for NORMAN CONOLLY (Inscription details see number 171) Photo No.171 Inscription on number 170: CONOLLY NORMAN M.D. | (Hon Causasa) Univ. Dub. | Vice-President Royal College of Physicians of Ireland | for Twenty years; Medical Superintendent of The | Richmond Asylum, Dublin; President of The Medico - | Psychological Association, 1894-5; A true friend; An | able Physician; An ardent Student of Science; A har | of varied culture and pronounced individuality | Born 12 March 1853; Died 23 Feb. 1908 All images Copyright by Photographer