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Tullaroan Grace's Chapel Tullaroan Grace’s Chapel Townland: Tullaroan Parish: Tullaroan Ownership: Rothe House No: TG36 BG No: RMP No: KK018-032002 Geolocation: E 638278.403, N 656496.222 (ITM) 52.6583,-7.4342 (WGS 84) Surveyed by: Kilkenny Heritage Project Survey Date: 1997 Tullaroan (Grace’s Chapel) Graveyard Inscriptions. Recorded by The Kilkenny Heritage Project, Rothe House, Kilkenny. Recorded Summer of 1997. TULLAROAN NAME INSCRIPTION BANKE Erected by Mary? Banke in memory of her parents John Banke who died October 1800, aged 47 years and Anne Banke alias Foley who died 25th July, 1852 aged 71 years. After having raised up 2 numerous family in the ...... ........2nd admonition of the Lord, [rest submerged] BANKS Erected by Mary Banks in memory of her beloved mother Mrs. Johanna Banks alias Croker who departed this life 1st day of [Mar]ch aged 58 years 1814? Also her father William Banks departed this life 20th February 1816 aged 65 years. BENNETT In loving memory of Patrick Bennett, Lates died 23rd August 1964 aged 81 years. His wife Mary Bennett died 10th Feb. 1969 aged 80 years. R.I.P. BERGEN Here lieth the body of Michael Bergan who died July the 9th 1780 aged 79. (rest is buried) BERGIN Erected by Michael Bergin, Tulleroan in loving memory of his parents John Bergin died 1942 aged 70. Mary Bergin died in 1939 aged 64. Their sons Joseph died aged 70, John aged 33 and James aged 15 and four of their children who died young. The above Michael Bergin, died 14th Aug. 1981 aged 71. R.I.P. BIRCH See Holohan BOLGER See Dowling. BOWDEN Erected by Mr. Matthew Bowden in memory of his beloved wife Honoria Bowden who died January 28th 1867 aged 55 years. The above mentioned Matthew Bowden died Sept 21st 1887, aged 78 years. His daughter Mary Vaughan alias Bowden died 12 July 1889 aged 39 years. Julia Kennedy. Brittas died 19th March 1944 interred here. In loving memory of Laurence Kennedy, Brittas died 27th March 1977 aged 86. His wife Ellen nee Grace, died 6th May 1978 aged 78. BOWE In loving memory of Thomas Bowe, Huntstown, who died 19th July 1890 aged 86 years and his wife Ellen Bowe alias Maher who died 22nd May 1893 aged 78 years. Also their son Jermiah Bowe who died 12th October 1904 aged 58 years. And three of their grand­ children died young. Also their son James Bowe who died 21st June 1910 aged 68 years. Also his wife Maria Bowe nee Lanigan died 7th October 1931 aged 80 years. R.I.P. Side Inscription: Also Peter Bowe died 15th April 1962. Mary A. Bowe nee MacCormack died 8th January 1972. Michael Bowe died 9th February 1976. R.I.P. BOYLE Erected by Michael Boyle Tullaroan, in loving memory of his wife Margaret Boyle nee Malone who died 2nd Oct. 1946. The above Michael Boyle died 21st June 1954. Michael (Miko) Molloy died 15th Feb. 1986. BREEN Erected by Stephen Breen, Ballybeigh. In loving memory of his wife Nora Breen (nee Phelan) died 23rd July 1964 aged 45 years. The above Stephen Breen died 28th December 1983 aged 63. (Same plot as James Gleeson) BRENAN Erected by Serah Brennan alias Price in memory ot her husband Patrick Brenan who departed this life June the 29th 1802 aged 40 years. BRENNAN Here lieth the body of Daniel Brennan who departed 12th November 1753 aged — (rest is buried) BRENNAN See Grace BRENNAN In loving memory of Patrick Joseph Brennan, Rathealy, Tullaroan died 8th Feb. 1982 aged 74 years. Also his grandson John Oliver who died in infancy. Erected by his loving wife and family. BRENNAN In loving memory of Elizabeth “Lila” Brennan nee Kennedy, Ballinatarsna House, Tullaroan who died 9th June 1990. Rest in Peace. BRENNAN Erected by John Brennan. In loving memory of his father John Brennan of Rathealy Tullaroan who died 28th March 1903 aged 80 years. Also his mother Ellen Brennan who died 6th November 1922 aged 86 years. Their son Maurice died in New York 18th February 1901 and their son Patrick died 13th May 1925 aged 56 years. Three children died young. Jo hocahaid Dia trocaire ar a h-anam nacaid (?) Side Inscription: John Brennan died 25th March 1944 his brother James died 17th April 1944. Mary Brennan relict of James died 3rd February 1962. Patrick Brennan died 26th January 1979. Ellen Delaney nee Brennan died 7lh February 1977. Catherine, relict of Patrick Brennan died 17th October 1965. Ellen Brennan died 13th February 1987 aged 80 years. Patrick Brennan died 10th October 1994. BRENNAN Indil cuinisne an Joseph a gur an Sean O’ Bpeanam o lior-na-laoig. Fuair Joseph bas an 24th Deird Forgmhair 1918 agus e 30 mbriadna daois. Fuair Sean bas 19th Bealtaine 1900 agus e 19 mbriadna daois. Pray for the souls of Joseph Brennan N.T. 1854-38. His wife Catherine nee Butler 1850-81. And their daughters Sister M.A. Gonzaga who died in Longford and is buried there. Go dtu Gaid Di a Fuaimine Ionnuide danamanaus? Right side Inscription - Margaret Brennan died 2nd October 1973. Her husband Daniel Brennan N.T. 1905 - 1947, died 20th July 1976. His sisters Maria McGrath died 6th Dec. 1973. Julia O’Sullivan died 17th May 1981. Left side Inscription - James Brennan Bahde died in Dublin Sept. 1958 interred there. Elizabeth Brennan died 9th May 1964. Joseph Brennan died 12th June 1972 aged 57 years. Patrick Brennan died 21st Dec. 1974 aged 56. Seamus Brennan died 6th May 1984 aged 62 years. BRENNAN Behind Jimmy Kehoe BUTLER In loving memory of Matthew Butler, Kyle, died 4th Feb 1967 aged 74. Richard Butler, Trenchardstown, died 3rd Feb 1967 aged 80. Margaret Butler, died 6th April 1966 aged 74. Ellen Butler wife of the above Matthew died 12th April 1994 aged 85 years. BUTLER Thy will be done. Erected by John Butler, Tullaroan, in loving memory of his parents Patrick Butler, died 22nd July 1966. Margaret Butler died 3rd May 1966. The above John Butler died 19th April 1990 aged 60. R.I.P. BUTLER In loving memory of George(Sonnie) Butler, Williamstown, The Commons, who died 15th September 1974 aged 41 years. Erected by his loving wife Margaret and children. BUTLER In loving memory of Michael Butler Gortnagap who died in infancy. His father Michael died 28th September 1993 aged 62. BUTLER Hie jacent Petrus Butler quondam Dns Boonestowne que obiit ulti[m] o die mensus januarii anno d’mccccccliib Et Helena Grace eius uror qobiit [ ] a.d. m cccc [ ] Translation Here lie Peter Butler, lord of Bouncestown, who died 31st January, 1575, and Helen Grace his wife, who died [ ] A.D. 15[ ]. Carrigeen Vol.3, page 494. CAMPION Thy will be done Erected by Mrs. Ellen Campion Lacknacress in memory of her husband Thomas Campion who died Feb 19th 1921 aged 60 years also her daughter Margaret died August 26th 1926 aged 28 years. And her son John. Died May 16th 1927 aged 26 years. Ellen Power nee Campion died June 1934. Interred at Cuffesgrange. RIP Side Inscription: Mrs. Ellen Campion died 7th April 1940 aged 80 years. Jeremiah McCullagh died 4th April 1957 aged 79 years. Also his two children died young. Catherine McCullagh died 20th February 1974. CAMPION (Top Inscription) Erected by Darby Campion in memory of his son James who departed this life 23rd September 1806 Aged 1 years and a half. (Same plot as Dalton) CAMPION Erected by James Campion in memory of his wife Judith Conway who departed this life 8th December 1801, aged 61 years. Also Michael Dalton, Huntstown, died 15th February 1995. CAMPION See Dalton CASS See Walsh CASS In loving memory of Philip Cass Huntstown died 11th Nov. 1975 aged 67 years. CASS Erected in loving memory of Edward Cass who died 12th of Oct. 1902 aged 51 years. Also his wife Kate nee Dohney who died 1st Oct. 1889 aged 39 years. Edward Stephen Cass 6th of March 1950 aged 76. His wife Catherine nee Glennon died June 9th 1946 aged 73 (headstone on wall) CASS In loving memory of Patrick Cass, New England, Tulleroan who died 28th Oct. 1961 aged 54 years. His wife Catherine Cass, Bohercrussia St, Freshford died 22nd June 1989 aged 78. Rest in Peace. CASS In loving memory of Philip Cass, Courstown, died 30th Oct. 1952. His wife Mary Cass died 4th Oct. 1914. Their sons Patrick died 28th Oct. 1961. Edward who died young. Also their daughters, Catherine who died 23rd Sept. 1973 and Alice who died young. Catherine Cass nee Manning died 25th May 1981 aged 56. And her husband John Cass died 15th Jan. 1993 aged 81. R.I.P. Erected by their loving family. CASS See Morris CLARKE Here lieth the body of Mr. Gabriel Clarke, who died the 6th of October, in year 1728 aged 63. Carrigeen Vol.3. CLASEY Here lieth the body of Mary Clasey who died 1st July 1779 aged 40 years. Lord have mercy on her soul Amen. CLEAR Erected by John Clear. In loving memory of his beloved wife Nora Clear alias Dullard who died 11th March 1859 aged 30 years and his son William who died 15th March 1857 or 1837 aged 22 years. Also his son Michael died 25th July 1871 aged 41 years. Plaque on grave- Mrs Kelly from Williamstown, grandchildren Michael and John. CLEARY See Grace CLEERE See Fitzpatrick CLEERE In loving memory of Michael Cleere, Williamstown, The Commons died 29th Aug. 1983 aged 72 years. R.I.P. Erected by his loving wife and family. CLEERE John Cleere, died 12th June 1988 aged 76 years.
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