CO-SMCY-0865

Record Date: 
9 August 2013
Exact wording of epitaph: 

In loving memory of Matthew Hayman JP

of South Abbey, Youghal

born at Myrtle Grove 28 Decber 1789, who died 30 March 1867

and of Helen his wife (daughter of Arundel Hill, of Doneraile Co. Cork)

born 4 Augst 1786, who died July 1850.

Also of their eldest son the Revd  Samuel Hayman,

born 27 July 1818, who died 14 Decber 1886.

For many years Curate of this parish and afterwards Canon of

St Finbarres Cathedral and Rector of Douglas, Cork.

Also of their eldest daughter Helen Maria Hayman who died 16 Augst  1887.

Also of their youngest son Arundel Hill Hayman, who died in childhood.

Memorial Type: 
Plaque
Grave location
County: 
Latitude: 
51.955073429952
Longitude: 
-7.8534811699989
Number of people commemorated: 
6
People commemorated: 
Title: 
J.P
Name: 
Matthew
Surname: 
Hayman
Date of birth - day: 
28
Date of birth - month: 
December
Date of birth - year: 
1789
Date of death - day: 
30
Date of death - month: 
March
Date of death - year: 
1867
Age: 
77
Address: 
South Abbey, Youghal
Title: 
Mrs
Name: 
Helen
Surname: 
Hayman
Date of birth - day: 
4
Date of birth - month: 
August
Date of birth - year: 
1786
Date of death - month: 
July
Date of death - year: 
1850
Age: 
64
Relationship with first person: 
Wife
Name: 
Arundel
Surname: 
Hill
Address: 
Doneraile, Co.Cork
Relationship with first person: 
Father-in-law
Title: 
Reverend
Name: 
Samuel
Surname: 
Hayman
Date of birth - day: 
27
Date of birth - month: 
July
Date of birth - year: 
1818
Date of death - day: 
14
Date of death - month: 
December
Date of death - year: 
1886
Age: 
68
Relationship with first person: 
eldest son
Name: 
Helen Maria
Surname: 
Hayman
Date of death - day: 
16
Date of death - month: 
August
Date of death - year: 
1887
Relationship with first person: 
Eldest daughter
Name: 
Arundel Hill
Surname: 
Hayman
Relationship with first person: 
Youngest son
Notes: 

Modern plaque underneath reads " The Rev Samuel Hayman-Author of the annals of Youghal,one of the finest historians of his day and one to whom all local historians paid tribute, not alone as a historian but as a very likeable gentleman."