St. Sinchell Church of Ireland, Kiltennel Graveyard, Co. Wexford, Ireland

The information on the memorials in this graveyard were transcribed by Mr. Brian Cantwell

Suggestions as to first name abbreviations for any index:
Margt = Margaret : Jams = James : Patk/Pat/Patt = Patrick : Alex = Alexander : Elizth = Elizabeth : Lizzie = Elizabeth : Betty = Elizabeth : Brigd = Bridget : Wm. /Willm. = William : Eliza = Eliza or Elizabeth : Laurnc = Laurence = Fras/Frans = Frances or Francis : Mick/Michl = Michael : Biddy = Bridget : Andw. = Andrew : Ellis = Elizabeth or Ailish : Cath/Catharin = Catherine : Thos. = Thomas : Danl = Daniel : Tessy = Teresa/Theresa : Geo. = George : Hetty = Henrietta : Nan/Nannie = Ann or Mary Anne

All variations of any surname as regards spelling have been included

Mr. Cantwell transcribed stones that had pre 1880 years on them, plus any other stones standing beside these pre 1880 stones with the same surname and a later year. He transcribed stones that were legible and so for any graveyard there may be more stones that have not been transcribed. Memorials in churches were also transcribed and those names are included in these indices.

from Mr. Cantwell's 'Wexford Memorials'.

3. Courtown, 3rd Earl of
f) Sacred to the memory of / Admiral The Honorable / Sir Montagu Stopford, K.C.B. / sixth son of James George Third / Earl of Courtown / who died at Edinburgh Nov 10th 1864 / aged 66 / This tablet is erected by / the surviving brother and sister.
h) Tablet in Memorial Chapel. In memory of / the Hon Edward Stopford / Lieut Colonel Scots Fusileer Guards / 4th son of the 3rd Earl of Courtown / born 11th June 1795 / died 5th July 1840 / Buried in Prospect Churchyard / in this Parish.

Hore: In memory / of / The Right Honble Lady Mary Hore / wife of the Revd. Thomas Hore Rector / of this parish and daughter of Ralph / late Lord Viscount and Alice now / Countess of Wicklow who on her way to Scarborough for the recovery / of her hearlth died at York July 25th / 1798 aged 22 married 1 year / and three months / Her remains are deposited and a / monument erected to her memory / in the Cathedral of York / England / She has left an hundred pounds / towards forming a fund for the benefit / of the poor of this parish.

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