To the memory of/ HENRY HATTON/ of Prospect, Clonard/ and Co. Wexford Regiment./ Born 1791/ and died in Kilkenny 1865/ and of his daughter/ ANNE HATTON/ born at Prospect 1822/ and died in Kilkenny 11th February 1907.I am the Resurrection and the Life sayeth the Lord, He that Believeth in Me though he were dead, yet shall he live
This is a headstone on a two step chamfered base, the stone top is pointed with rounded shoulders. The second step of the base bears the family name Hatton in capital letters in false relief.
TO THE MEMORY OF / MARIANNE BAILLIE/ Only Child of G.C. Buchanan/ Proprietor of the English Academy/ In a Short but estimable Life she---/ All those Virtues and Qualities of head and heart which shed lustre on the several relations, of Daughter, Wife, Mother and friends. In a long and painful distemper she displayed and all embracing edifying, fortitude, patience, and resignation with true piety and christian hope, which alone can inspire. She died May 9th 1819 in her 19th year. This monument is erected by a father whose affliction is deep as could be.
Mural plaque with a triangular top with concave semi circular shoulders and an elaborate chalice with flames in relief. This is above an inscribed panel. It is quite overgrown although it remains in good condition otherwise.
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY MAC NISH YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ROBERT MAC NISH ESQ 6 ---- HOUSE SCOTLAND WHO DIED ON 7 MARCH 1819 AGED 19 YEARS AND HARRIET HER SISTER WHO DIED THE 1 OF DECEMBER 18-1 ALSO THEIR COUSIN ---- ---- WHO DIED ---- 1853 AGED 26 YEARS
This is a cuboid pedestal tomb on a 1 step base, which originally had a truncated pediment above. An element probably an urn or chalice is now missing from the top of the pediment. The inscription is inferred from Buggy (1965, 42). The monument was probably erected by the Reverend Robert McNish.
Erected by James Fielding of this City in memory of his father James Fielding who died January 1815, also his two sons Thomas and Henry Fielding, the former died March 20th 1817 aged 2 years and the latter died October 25th 1819 aged 2 years 7 months.
This was originally a cuboid pedestal with a pedimented top. The pediment has since fallen off and is lying in front of the slab. It is heavily overgrown with ivy. The stone is now mostly illegible, the inscription inferred from Buggy (1965, 21) as it lies beside a known headstone.
Erected by, Mrs. Isobel Grey/ of this City in memory of her beloved Husband/ Mr. John Grey, who departed this life/ October 15th 1840 aged 55 years. / The above Mrs Isobel Grey/ departed November 29th 1848 aged 65 years.
This is a flat topped inscribed head-stone with a semi circular central feature and concave shoulders. It is in good condition but slightly overgrown with ivy.
Here lieth the body of Ralph? Gregory ---- year of his age. Also the body of Surgeon William Gregory who died March ------------ also Anne Gregory relict of Surgeon William Gregory who died June ---------- aged ----- years. Also their son Surgeon Richard Gregory of the Coombe Lying-In Hospital Dublin who died ---- aged --- years. Here lieth also the body of William Gregory M.D.B.L. of ----Bridge, Dublin who departed ------ 1811 aged 61 years. This tomb was erected by William and Richard Gregory in commemoration of their parents William and Anne Gregory.
Chest tomb with six square legs carved in relief and plain panels and plain inscribed cover slab. The tomb is heavily overgrown and is subsiding badly. It is in quite poor condition and is heavily overgrown. The inscription below is taken from Buggy (1965, 25).
Erected by/ Catherine Bradley/ late of Little Castle, Castlecomer/ in loving memory of her parents/ George Gregory/ died May 22nd 1846 aged 68 years/ and Catherine Ellis Gregory his wife/ who died January 28th 1848/ and of her brother and sister/ Henry Gregory/ died July 12th 1840 aged 23 years/ and Caroline Gregory/ died March 13th 1873 aged 72 years.
Chest tomb with plain sides and six straight square legs. The legs of the tomb are carved in relief, the tomb is slightly subsided on the north side and is partially overgrown with ivy. No other decoration was visible.
Sacred to the remains of/ Ensign Matthew Courson/ of the Northumb'd Lt. Infan't. Reg of Militia/ who died March the 2nd 1813 aged 22 years./This monument was erected to his memory/ by the Officers of the Reg't
Mural plaque set into the wall of the church on the north-east stairs. Rounded crown with an elaborate carved chalice in relief above an inscribed plain rectangular panel. No other decoration visible.
Here lie the remains of the Rev'd Matthew/ Hennings for some time Vicar of this/ and of Parish of St. John's and ----/Minister of this Parish and V--- -----/abridgement of ----/----/---/---/---/---/--/---/---/ This stone was erected by his youngest/son Matthew Hennings as a small/ token of his filial affection.
