CO-SMCY-0849

Record Date: 
9 August 2013
Exact wording of epitaph: 

In the cemetery of Kilnerath, among the ashes of her parents & relatives are deposited the remains of Eliza Daughter of Henry White Esq. of Newross, wife of Walter Atkin Hayman Esq. of Youghall. She died at Carmarthen South Wales, on her return from the Hotwells August 22nd 1800, aged 34.

Reader, this tablet was erected to remind thee that although neither filial piety, conjugal affection, correct conduct nor sincere religion can arrest the stroke of death, yet a life like hers, employed in every Christian excellence, holds forth a bright example, supplies fortitude, confirms the hope of immortality and disarms death of all his terror.

Memorial Type: 
Wall or mural tablet
Grave location
County: 
Latitude: 
51.955073429952
Longitude: 
-7.8534811699989
Number of people commemorated: 
3
People commemorated: 
Title: 
Mrs
Name: 
Eliza
Surname: 
Hayman
Date of death - day: 
22
Date of death - month: 
August
Date of death - year: 
1800
Age: 
34
Address: 
Youghal, formerly Kilnerath
Name: 
Henry
Surname: 
White
Address: 
Newross.
Relationship with first person: 
Father
Name: 
Walter Atkin
Surname: 
Hayman
Relationship with first person: 
Husband
Notes: 

A second modern plaque is erected underneath which reads "

From a Munster vale they brought her,

From the pure and balmy air,

An Ormond peasant’s daughter

With blue eyes and golden hair,

They took her to the city

And she faded slowly there

Consumption hath no pity

                  On blue eyes and golden hair.