St. Augustine's
Graveyard name:
St. Augustine's
Graveyard Code:
WA-STAU Location
Friars Walk
Abbeyside
Dungarvan, Waterford
Ireland
52° 5' 16.0332" N, 7° 36' 40.8132" W
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Townland:
Abbeyside
Terrain:
Level
Enclosure:
Stone wall
Gateway:
Iron Gate Graves
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WA-STAU-001 |
Patrick Hanora |
Sarsfield Sarsfield |
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WA-STAU-007 | Quinn | |
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WA-STAU-008 |
William Batt William |
Kiely Kiely Kiely |
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WA-STAU-009 | Whelan | |
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WA-STAU-013 | O'Leary | |
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WA-STAU-014 |
Henneberry Henneberry Avis Gerry Judy Philip Nanette Anne |
Lena Michael Johnston, Néee Henneberry Greaner Greaner McGrath Henneberry |
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WA-STAU-015 |
Augustine Patrick Jane Stephen Augustine Annie Gusty Stephanie Paddy |
Henneberry Henneberry Henneberry Henneberry Henneberry Henneberry Hannon nee Henneberry HannonGrandaughters |
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WA-STAU-016 |
Andrew Helena Lilly Cretta Michael Mona |
Maher Maher Maher Maher |
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WA-STAU-017 |
Mary James Margaret |
Mc.Evoy Mc.Evoy Mc.Evoy |
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WA-STAU-019 |
Bridget John Willie John Anastatia Patrick Mary Bridget John Danny Bridget Kieran |
Halley Halley Halley Halley Halley Halley Halley Halley Lennon Lennon Nee halley Lennon |
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WA-STAU-020 |
John Catherine |
Murphy Murphy |
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WA-STAU-021 | Power | |
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WA-STAU-022 | Power | |
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WA-STAU-023 |
John Patrick Jos. |
Qu?aly Power |
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WA-STAU-024 | Brett | |
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WA-STAU-025 |
St Augustines Abbeyside 1290.
the Augustinain Abbeys at Abbeyside was erected by the Friars or hermits of St. Augustine as they were known back then. they came from Clare Priory in Suffolk. They were invited here by by their Patron, Thomas FitzMaurice Fitzgerald , also known as 'Thomas appagh'. The McGraths of Sleady and the O'Briens of Comeragh became benefactors of the Abbeys. In later years the Nugent Humbles of Clonkocoskran Castle (A few miles outside of Dungarvan) also became benefactors.The story that is carried by tradition relating to this particular Abbey is mirrored in other locations .
When the Priors sailed into Dungarvan Bay, the had some serious problems about where to land and I suppose to set up shop! So, out came the stone effigy of St. Augustiene, which they must obviously have brought with them. This was put aboard a raft and floated. it landed on the oppsite side of Dungarvn Town (Oppsite the Castle) This was good enough for the priors and so Abbeyside was born