Rathdaire: Church of the Ascension
Church of Ireland
Diocese of Kildare
Rector J.S. Peoples Portarlington:

Small graveyard at back: not many stones, there are other graves with no headstones Tullaghan Townland

Lee: In/affectionate remembrance/of/my dearly loved husband/EDWARD SAMUEL LEE/of Killashee, and Portarlington./who died 6th March 1940./Severed only till he come/Also/of our darling infant daughter/MYRTLE/who died 17th February 1938./”The Lord gave & the Lord taketh away/Blesed be the name of the Lord”/Also/his loving wife/MARGARET ANNIE LEE/who died 3rd January 1976./The spirit shall return unto God who gave it”

Cobbe: In loving memory/of/Alice Cobbe/Belgrove/died 8th December 1982 /aged 58 years.

Cobbe: In loving memory/of James Cobbe/died 18th March 1948, aged 57 yrs/ and of his beloved wife ELIZABETH/died 15th Nov 1983 aged 84 yrs. /Also of their daughter AMY/died 25TH Jan 1949 aged 12 ½ yrs./Their son’s IVAN/died 5th Feb 1990, aged 60 yrs/and MERVYN/died 15th Feb 1994, aged 66 yrs/The Lord is my Shepherd/I shall not want/Erected by their loving family

Cobbe: Heart Plaque on ground: In/Loving memory/of/Ivan Cobbe/died 5th Feb 1990/Aged 59 years./Peace perfect Peace/Erected by his loving wife Mary.

Head: In loving remembrance/of my dear wife/MARY HEAD/who died at Mount Henry, Portarlington/11th Jan 194?5, aged 70 years/And CHARLES W. HEAD/died 20th Feb. 1947./Peace Perfect Peace”

Luttrell: In loving memory/of/my mother and father/JANE A.
LUTTRELL/ROSSMORE/died 15th January 1939./WILLIAM LUTTRELL/died 27th June 1964./Also my beloved husband/WALTER S. FLETCHER/died 15th May 1983./Erected by Constance Fletcher/In heavenly love abiding

McLaren: In loving memory /of/James B. McLaren/who died 12th April 1936/In heavenly love abiding/Erected by his wife Edith Elizabeth.

O’Connor: Edges on side of grave: In memory of/the Rev. James O’Connor M.A./born Jan 6th 1878, died Nov 8th 1938. Son of the late John O’Connor Esq., /of Ballinaraha, Dunquin, Dingle, Co. Kerry/Erected by his family/Parishoners & friends/Curate & Rector of the Recto of the Parish of Lea. 1912-1938

Meagher: In loving memory /of /Charles Henry Meagher/died 1st May 1980/aged 74 years/His loving wife/Eileen Christina Jane/died 25th April 1989/aged 81 years/They have gone no farther from us /than to God and God is very near/Yes, we’ll gather at the river /that flows by the throne of God.

Published in Irish Family History: Journal of the Irish Family History Society

Vol. 15, 1999 ISSN: 0790-7060

Transcribed by : Noel Reid [450] & Peter J. Riordan [797] on 26 & 27 March 1989.

Revised 1999 .

ARCHBOLD This stone was erected by Daniel Archbold in memory of his son James Archbold who depd this life September the 8th 1822 aged 16 years

BOUGHLY This stone was erected by THOMAS BOUGHLY in memory of his brother John Boughly who departed this life 12th July 1798 aged 64 years and of his son William Boughly who died 18th June 1818 aged 29 years. May they rest in peace

BRILLY. In memory of Ann Brilly died 4th August 1946 aged 5 years also her grandfather William Kearns died 28th Nov 1944 Walter Patrick Brilly died 31st March 1958 aged 15 years. RIP. Erected by aunt Molly J Taylor Naas

BRYAN Memento mori This stone was erected by James Bryan in memory of his father Morgan Bryan who departed this life the 30st March 1792 aged 60 years also Mary Bryan his mother who departed 26th May 1814 aged 70 years Laurence Bryan died 6th July 1792 aged 22 years, John Bryan died 16th January 1812 aged 38 years and James Bryan died 6th March 1820 aged 48 years May they rest in peace

CANTWELL see DOYLE

CANTWELL see DUFFY

CARR Erected by Thomas Carr of Maynooth in memory of his beloved father Thomas who died in 1835 also his beloved mother Mary who died 4th May 1868 both Of Prosperous also the above Mr Thomas Carr late of Maynooth who departed this life on the 1ri (sic) DECR 1883 aged 58 yeas {sic) May the Lord have mercy on thear {sic) soals (sic)

COOKE . THY WILL BE DONE Erected by John R. Cooke, in memory of his beloved mother Eliza Cooke, who died 29th October 1902 aged 78 years, and his sister Eliza Cooke, who departed this life 5th August 1911 aged 61 years. Requiescat in Pace Taylor Naas

CRIBBIN IHS In loving memory of Edward Cribbin Curryhills died 4th June 1921 and his wife Ellen died 15th Aug 1960 RIP Cullen Naas

CRIBBIN Erected by Dennis Cribbin, in memory of his beloved wife Rose Cribbin, who departed this life 2nd April 1851, aged 64 years. Also the said Denis Cribbin who died the 9th of April 1853 aged 75. Requiescant in pace

DALY see DOYLE

DALY see DUFFY

DEVINE In loving memory of Patrick Devine Killybegs, Prosperous died 30th Dec. 1964 aged 76 years, his wife Mary died 25th June 1967 aged 70 years R.I.P. Base: Erected by their son Patrick South end: Hughes Carlow

DEVINE (A granite cross with trefoil ends on a granite post) IHS In memory of Esther Devine 64 years died VI Jan 1888 RIP

DEVINE In loving memory of Mrs Kate Devine died 22nd Nov 1936 RIP

DIGNAM This stone was erected by William Dignum of Landenstown in memory of his father James Dignam who departed this life March 16 1780 aged 56 years also his mother Catherine Dignam who died Sep 13 1797 aged 63 years. Likewise his brother Pat Dignam died [remainder below ground level]

DIGNUM see DIGNAM

DILLON see MEEHAN

DOMICAN Gloria in Excelsis Deo Erected by Christopher DOMICAN of Stickens in the County of Kildare in memory of his father John DOMICAN who departed this life November 22nd 1834 aged 75 years Also his mother Mary DOMICAN who depd this life Septr the l0th 1816 aged 34 And his brother Thomas who died young. May they rest in peace

DOYLE Erected by Mr Hugh Doyle of Sallins in memory of his beloved wife Mrs Mary Doyle who departed this life April –1857 aged 28 years She possessed many amiable qualities which rendered her the object of her husband’s affection being a fond wife and kind companion and a sincere friend and a good Christian Here also her beloved parents Richard and Mary Cantwell and her affectionate sister Mrs.Ellen Daly.

DUFFY (An obelisk) East face: Dust thou art and unto dust thou shalt return Erected by Mrs Margaret Duffy in memory of her husband Mr. Luke Duffy of Naas who departed this life 4th May 1850 aged 54 years Also her children Eliza died 7th March 1847 aged 16 years Margaret died 15th March 1847 aged 17 years and George died 18th May 1848 aged 9 years and four others of her children who died young Requescant in Pace West face: Blank North face: Mrs Margaret Duffy died Nov 28 1868 aged 52 South face: Here also lie the remains of Mrs Duffy’s parents and sister Mr Richard Cantwell died 8th March 1825 Mrs Mary Cantwell died 5th May 1838 aged 60 years and Ellen Daly who died 20th Jan 1827 aged 34 years

ENNIS Erected by John Ennis in memory of his father Tho ENNIS who depd this life July 11th 1859 aged 89 years. Also his mother depd April 7th 1796 also his beloved wife ELEY ENNIS died January 15th 18- – aged 47. Also his son Thomas Died Sep 17 1859 aged 20. Also the said John Ennis who died January 12 1867 aged 74 May they rest in peace.

FENNELL see MURPHY

FENNELLY In loving memory of my darling little son Patrick Joseph Fennelly died Feb 15 1928 aged 1 year & 5 months also his grandparents Patrick and Mary TuiteErected by his mother and grannie (Taylor) (Naas)

FITZGERALD Erected by James Fitzgerald in memory of his beloved father Nicholas Fitzgerald who died 19th February 1889 Also his beloved mother CECILIA Fitzgerald who died 4th May 1894

FITZPATRICK Erected by Denis Fitzpatrick in memory of his beloved wife Sarah Fitzpatrick who died 30th May 1894, aged 36 years. Also his mother Marie Fitzpatrick who departed this life 9th February 1900 aged 77 years and his father William Fitzpatrick who died 12th September 1902. Requiescat in pace Taylor Naas

FITZPATRICK Erected by William Fitzpatrick in memory of his beloved father James who died April 14th 1843 aged 66 years his mother Elizabeth died SEPTR 2ND 1872 Aged 92 years and his daughter Mary Ann Died SEPTR 15TH 1882 aged 34 years. Also Denis Fitzpatrick DIED 19 April 1935 aged 84 years and his son Thomas died 22 May 1958 aged 66 years R.I.P .

GOWRAN see MIGHT

GRACE Erected by ANN GRACE in memory of her beloved husband William Grace late of Portsmouth who died July 25th 1889 aged 63 years-

KEARNS see BRILLY

KEARNS In loving memory of Hugh KEARNS, Longtown, Sallins. Died 15th Aug 1940 His wife Ann Died 271b July 1960 And other members of the KEARNS family

KENNY In loving memory of Dolores KENNY Born 02/02/1966 Died 02/04/1966 R.I.P.

LASTY IHS Erected by Charles Lasty in memory of his father DANIAL (sic) LASTY who died in 1741 aged 65 years.

MANGHAM IHS Timothy Mangham erected this stone in memory of his son THOS

MANGHAM who died June 30 1781 aged 25 y. Also his wife Bridget Mangham who died Feb 20 1790 aged 60 y May they rest in peace

McDERMOTT In loving memory of Margaret McDermott Goatstown Naas, died 14th June 1934 aged 62 years. Also her husband James McDermott died 1st June 1950 aged 82 years

MEEHAN Erected by Anne Dillon in memory of her belovd Father Dominick Meehan who died 1832 also her mother Catherine Meehan who died 1864

MIGHT This monument erected by Luke Might in memory of his father in law Charles M Gowran who departed this life decembr the 14th 1795 Aged 106 years here also interd three of his children Lawrence Daniel and Cathrine with two of his grand children John & Elenor Might

MOLONE see MURPHY

MORRIN Erected by Peter Morrin who depd this life Febry 6th 1840 aged 44 years in memory of his father Maurice Morrin who depd July 23rd 1825 aged 75 years. His mother Mary Morrin who died Sept 29th 1825 aged 73 years also his brothers and sisters

MURPHY This stone was Er(ected) by James Molone in memory of his fat(her} in law John Murp(hy} who died in 1766 70 years Requiescant in Pace

MURPHY Erected by Eileen in memory of her beloved husband Thomas (Tom} c Departed this life 191h Dec 1967 Following accident also his sister May (Mary) DIED 11th JAN 1997 Thy will be done O Lord

MURPHY In loving memory of Thomas Murphy (SEN} Landenstown who died 1st November 1937 and his wife Mary Ann Murphy (nee Fennell) who died 4th June 1939 also their son John J. (Seán} Murphy who died 2nd June 1973 R.I.P.

O’NElLL Erected in memory of Daniel O’NEILL his wife Elizabeth Laurence

O’Neill his wife Catherine Children and Grand children Daniel his wife Mary O’Neill and children

REGAN In loving memory of Edward Regan Hatter’s Cross, Prosperous died 8th May 1924 aged 65 his wife Bridget died 10th March 1943 aged 82 Their son John died 6th July 1966 aged 69 their daughter Christine died 18th Dec 1966 aged 67 R.I.P. Sweet Jesus have mercy on their soulsHughes Carlow

TUITE see FENNELLY

WHYTE Gloria in Excelsis Deo IHS Erected by Andrew Whyte of Sallins in memory of his beloved wife Mary Whyte who departed this life 15th Dec 1811 aged 30 years also Robert Whyte who depd this life 15th Dec 1816 aged 90 years and James Whyte who depd this life May 4th 1816 aged 19 years May they rest in peace Amen

St. John’s, Fontstown, Athy road

Left hand side of church – from back to front

In Loving Memory of/ JOHN WALLACE YOUNG/ Castlefarm/ died May 22nd 1973 / aged 73 years

In Loving Memory / of my parents / who died at Boley (Little) Fontstown, Athy / ANNA BRANNAN died 14th Dec 1911, aged 77 yrs / EDWARD BRANNAN / died 7th April 1912, aged 77 yrs / and my dear brother / EDWARD WHITE / BRANNAN / died 20th March 1947, aged 81 yrs / His sister FRANCES CLEMENTS / BRANNAN / died 3rd Aug. 1953 aged 81 yrs / Her loving niece ELLA / OLIVE JANE YOUNG / 1898 1991 / Until the day break and the / shadows flee away

Family Plot – 2 stones
In Loving Memory of / EDWARD GOODWIN / born Jan 1849 / died Jan 1916 / WALTER JOHNSTON / tullamore / who died 8th Sept 1990 / aged 78 yrs / His wife GLADYS / daughter of /SARAH GOODWIN / who died 8th April 1993 / aged 88 yrs

Top of stone 2 “The blood of our Lord Jesus Christ / Clenseth us from all sin”
Erected / by / SARAH GOODWIN, Fontstown / In memorh of her beloved husband / SAMUEL GOODWIN / Born July 8th, 1841, died Jan 2nd, 1911 / also her beloved son / GEORGE F. GOODWIN / died Jan 20th 1913, aged 13 years / Also her son / BERTIE / died March 11th, 1919, aged 17 yrs / The above SARAH JANE / died Jan 25th 1958, aged 87 years. / Her son PAUL F. GOODWIN / of Milltown House, Dunlavin / died March 20th 1976, aged 81 years.

In Loving Memory / of / my husband / JOHN STRONG / who died 19th Oct 1922 / aged 42 years / “Father in thy gracious keeping / leave we now our loved one sleeping / Thy will be done

Erected / to the memory / of / JAMES WEIR / Ardscull / who died 8th March 1896 / aged 82 years / His son THOMAS / died 17th Feb 1923 / aged 40 years / Also his wife JANET PATTERSON / died 7th April 1924 aged 97 yers / Also their daughter JESSIE / died 26th Decr 1938, aged 85 years / Their son CHARLES / died 14th Novr 1939, aged 72 years / His wife CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH / died 4th April 1972, aged 91 years.

In Loving memory / of / our dear parents / JOHN MATTHEW EDGHILL / who died July 1890 / aged 47 years / Also his wife KATHERINE / who died 5th Feb 1930 / aged 84 years / and their daughter / SUSAN FRANCES who died / 10th July 1890, aged 19 yrs / Their son NICHOLAS JOSEPH / who died 18th Aug 1939 / aged 65 years / Their son MATTHEW L. / who died 22nd April 1950 / aged 74 years / “Till he come” / Their daughter ADELAIDE MARGARET / died 30th Jan 1962 aged 89 years / Their son RICHARD WILLIAM / died 1st Dec 1962 aged 84 years / his wife SOPHIA EILEEN / died 9th April 1971, aged 75 years.

Walshe, Carlow – Stonemason
Damaged stone – pieces missing from names
Erected by John (?Coop)er of Kildoon/ In memory of (?dear) beloved wife / Sarah Cooper who departed this life ?Oct /?5th 1858 aged 66 yrs also his son / (?Ro)ger Cooper who depd this life Jan 17th 1847, aged 17 years.

Sacred / to the memory / of / ANNE WARBROOK / who died 20th April 1860 / aged 75 / “The memory of the just are blessed”

Published in Irish Family History
Journal of the Irish Family History Society
Vol. 9, 1993. pp. 39-54

St. David’s Church Naas. A Brief history by Brian McCabe.

Tradition places Christian worship at St. David’s from the earliest times. A reference to St. Patrick having camped in the Green of the Dun (or fort) of Naas is generally taken to apply to the site of the present church. It has been speculated that the first church on the site may have been dedicated to St. Patrick (or St. Corban) but that this building had fallen into disuse by the time the Anglo-Normans arrived. The granite baptismal font at present preserved in the church may well date from the early Christian era.

It is likely that the 12th century Welsh Norman, William Fitzmaurice, on whom Naas was bestowed by Henry II, rebuilt -or at least rededicated –the church to St. David, the patron saint of Wales. The first specific reference to the church occurs in 1212 when it was included amongst the possessions of the Knights Hospitallers in Ireland. Some portions of the present building as well as the black limestone font at the west end of the church, probably date from this period. The mouldings on two of the windows in the north wall have been likened to those in Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin.

The church evidently remained the property of the Hospitallers during the Middle Ages and it is listed among their possessions in the year 1540. In 1606 it is recorded that the church contained three chantries (separate areas in which prayers were chanted) dedicated to the Holy Trinity, St. Mary and St. Catherine. The priest, or presbyters, of these chantries held substantial tracts of land and property in and around Naas and were nominated by the Provost and Burgesses of the town. In the town’s charter of 1609 the Corporation of Naas was confirmed in possession of the Chantry lands for which they paid £9 yearly “towards the reparation 9f the church of St. Davids”.

Mr. Thomas Drew, RHA, MRIA, writing in the last century, conjectured that the Protestant settlers established in Naas by the Duke of Ormonde in 1648 probably altered the church in some respects, setting up a state pew for the Corporation and high-backed pews in the manner of their time.

“Modem restorers of tile Board of First Fruits and Ecclesiastical Commissioners types did the rest, sweeping away at once the relics of Jacobean state and every vestige up to a period not very remote.”

Further changes followed during the 17th century including the railing in of the formerly open churchyard (1672) and the pulling down of St. Corban’s “Gate” (1680) -the stones of which were used for the repair of the church at a cost of £55 to the then Vicar.

In 1708 a cushion and Common Prayer Book were bought for the use of the church at a cost of £3 and in 1709 one John Mantle was to have £5 per annum, ‘for looking to ye clock and ringing ye Church Bell’ , at 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily, holidays excepted! In 1734 £70 was raised by applotlment for repairs to the church at 4 ?d per acre, addressed to the churchwardens, sidesmen and constables of the parish, which was divided into four words. By the end of the century, however, further repairs were necessary and a sum of £ 118 11 s 3d was expended on the roof in 1789; this was, presumably, for complete re-roofing.

Further restoration work was planned in the last century and a plan prepared by the aforementioned Thomas Drew envisaged the replacement of the plaster ceiling by an open timbered roof, restoration of the chancel, removal of the gallery and the re-opening of one of the side aisles (St. Mary’s).

It was also proposed to restore the marble font and two windows in the nave of the church and to purchase stalls and fittings for the re-opened aisle. This latter plan however was never proceeded with.

The Tower.

In 1767 the Sovereign and Portreeves of Naas taking into consideration the ruinous condition of the (then) steeple resolved to: ‘pull down said steeple and build another in such place of the churchyard belonging to said church as should be approved of by

John Bourke, one of the Commissioners of H.M. Revenue, which steeple shall be built after the manner of St. Patrick’s, Dublin, sufficient to contain a ring of eight bells of equal size with the bells of St. Patrick’s steeple and they grant to John Bourke and his heirs £100 per annum for 31 years out of the revenues of the Corporation for said purpose, any residue to be spent on repairing and adorning the church”

This ambitious scheme, however, was evidently never completed. The noted traveller, Austin Cooper who visited the area in 1781 noted that:

‘The church in Naas is very plain, will} the chancel in ruins. A steeple was begun here last year by Lord Mayo and carried only one storey; he has again undertaken the work and beganl it last Monday and when I was here I saw him overseeing the workmen. I visited this place 7th August, 1782, and found only a second storey finished and no sign of the continuance of the work” .

When one bears in mind the inscription Mayo had placed on the second storey viz. RUINAM INVENI PYRAMIDEM RELIQUI (I found a ruin, I left a steeple) tile joke, ultimately, was on the good Earl!

The Bell.
The bell in the present tower is 17th century and, presumably, hung originally in the earlier steeple. It was cast in 1674 and has an inscription in Latin as follows; “OS MEUM LAUDABIT DOMINUM IN ECCLESIA S. DAVIDIS DE NAAS’ , (My mouth shall praise the Lord in the church of S.David at Naas).

The inscription is followed by the initials’ ‘W .C.R.P .’ , .These would seem to refer to William Cory and Roger Purdue, the two principal members of a company of bell founders who came from Salisbury in 1671 to re-cast the bells of St Patrick’s in Dublin. They also cast bells for Kilkenny and Limerick and the tomb of tile elder brother, William Purdue, which was extant in Limerick in tile last century, carried the following inscription:
‘Here a bell-founder honest and true Until tihe resurrection, lies Purdue’ , .

The following headstones and memorials were transcribed during the summer of 1988 for the Naas Local History Group by Brian McCabe, Sean Sourke. David Brown, John O’Kelly and Stephen Collins.

GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS CHURCHYARD.

ARCHBOLD
This stone and burial place Belongeth to / Gerald Archbold of Naas / Here lieth the body of Said Gerald Archbold / who departed this life the 9th of December / 1795 Aged 65 years

ATKINSON
Enclosed railings with name plaque ATKINSON – no tombs extant.

BEVERHOUDT
HELENA/ wife of Lieut Admn Beverhoudt / of his Majestys 38th Regiment/ died Feby 13th 1829 / aged 22 years.

BRANNAN
Here lies the body of Janes Brannan of / Naas who departed this life the 4th of February / 1764 Aged 72 years also his wife Mary Bran / nan departed this life the 7 of June 1752 aged 40 years. Here also lies the body of Patrick/ Brannan his Son who departed this life the/ 11th of May 1797 Aged 77 years
(This stone is broken in two pieces)

BRENNAN
This stone is erected by Mr/ Thos Brennan of Naas in/memory of his dearly beloved/ Son Mr. Michael Brennan who/ departed this life June 23rd 1824/ Aged 19 years/ May the Lord have mercy on his soul

BRERETON
ELIZABETH. Ye. WIFE/ OF .IOHN .BRERET/ON .VICAR.OF.NAAS /
DEPARTED.THIS LI/FE .OCTOBER.Ye.23 .AN/DO.1694 ./
SHE.WAS.A.GOOD./ WIFE. MOTHER./FRIEND./AND.CHRISTIAN.

BROPHY
This stone was erected by Mr/ Thomas Brophy of Naas to the memory of his amiable and beloved/ Wife Christiana who departed this life the 13th day of May 1815 in the bloom of her youth and twenty eight years of her age. She lived beloved and died regretted. Here are interred two of their children Thomas and Lucindia who died in their infancy. Also the remains of his esteemed and venerated Father Mr Patrick Brophy. May their Souls enjoy eternal Glory

BROPHY
This stone was Erected by DANIEL BROPHY to the memory of his affectionate Wife/ MARY BROPHY of Naas/ who after a short but truly well/ spent life in the practice of every/ Christian virtue. Exchanged the/ Fleeting pleasures of this world/ for the real Joys of a happy Eternity/ on the 18th of August 1812/ at the Early Age of 30 years

CALE
Erected by John Cale of Naas/ in memory of his Brother William / Cale who
departed this life/ October 22nd 1831 Aged 37 years/ Here lieth the body of
the above named/ John Cale who died March 25th 1840 Age 47 years

CALLAGHAN
Erected by Richard Callaghan on Naas in memory of his beloved Wife/ Judith Callaghan who departed this life January 30th 1827 Aged 45 years Here also are interred two of their Children Jane aged 7 and Julia 12 years and here was since interred the said Richard Callaghan who died June 4th 1833 aged 61 years. Here also are interred the remains of his beloved son Edward who departed this life on the 7th of July 1849 Aged 40 years and the remains of his beloved son Patrick who departed this life on the 10th of March 1852 Aged 45 years And also the remains of his beloved son William who departed this life on the l6th December 1858 Aged 56 years Also Richard O Callaghan son of the above named Patrick who departed this life
9th March 1859 Aged 25 years And of Richard Callaghan son of the above Richard and Judith who died 2nd Sept 1821 aged 33 years

CALLAGHAN
IN THE MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS PRAY FOR THE SOUL OF /
MARY CALLAGHAN / RIPE IN YEARS AND RICH IN GOOD WORKS
SHE / PEACEFULLY PASSED TO HER REWARD 25TH JULY 1872/
SWEETEST HEART OF JESUS / GRACIOUSLY ADMIT INTO THY REST
THE FAITHFUL SERVANT / WHOM THOU DIDST PURCHASE WITH
THY PRECIOUS BLOOD / TO HER DEAR AND BELOVED MEMORY
HER AFFECTIONATE SISTER LUCY ERECTS THIS CROSS

COUGHLAN
This stone was erected by Mr Patrick Coughlan of tHe parish of / Remore in
this county in me(m)ory of his wife Mrs Mary Coughlan/ who departed this life August the 2nd 1748 Aged 34 years / also two of his sons and three of his Grandchildr

CURRIN
This stone was erected/ by CATHERINE CURRIN in memory / of her beloved Husband/ JOHN CURRIN Apothecary who / died at Naas the 29th April 1840 aged (52) years

DONNELLY
This monument/ was Erected by (Mrs) LUCY DONNELLY / to the memory of/her beloved and ever to be regretted husband/ (Mr) BARTHOLEMEW DONNELLY / of Naas in the County of Kildare / who departed this life on the 12th day / of November 1811 Aged 56 Years / Amiable in his public / as well as his private character / He died Sincerely lamented by his friends &/ relations as he acquaintances/
Stop Reader Stop God’s noble work to Scan
A Sincere Christian and an honest man
Here also lieth the Body of the above / MRS LUCY DONNELLY who departed this / life on the 14th day of April 1825 / aged 80 years

DOOLING
With two of her Children / here lies the Body I of Mrs Judith Dooling alias Dunn/ who departed this life the 2nd of November 1807 also the Body of Mr Edwd Dooling her husband who died the 27 May 1808 May their souls (rest in peace)

DUNBAVIN
This stone was erected by/ William Dunbavin of the city/ of Dublin in memory of his beloved/ children viz John who departed/ this life on tile 14th of November 1802 / aged 9 months/ Anne who departed the 27th July 1805/ aged 10 years/ Mary who departed the 21st July 1810 / aged 13 years/ Sarah who departed the 12th of Feb 1814 / in the Sixteenth year of her age
(stone is broken in three pieces)

EAGLETON
Erected by Hugh Eagleton of/ Naas in memory of his Father/ Hugh Eagleton who died/ December 22nd 1817 / Aged 74 years/ And of His Son John Eagleton/ who died June 22nd 18541 Aged 21 years/ Here also are interred three of his Children Hugh “Catherine/and Julia who died young/ Also Hugh Eagleton died August 10til 1836/ Also Anne Eagleton died August 27til 1866/ Also Julia Eagleton died June 15til 1869/ Requisceant in Pace Amen

EAGLETON
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF EDWARD JOSEPH EAGLETON/ WHO DIED 21st Feby 1833 AGED 10 YEARS & 3 MONTHS/ ON WHOSE SOUL MA Y SWEET JESUS HA YE MERCY/ERECTED TO HIS MEMORY BY HIS AUNT/ ELIZA EAGLETON/ ALSO OF JULIA ANNE WHO DIED YOUNG &/ JOHN ALOYSIUS WHO DIED 21st FEBRUARY 1883/ AGED 4 YEARS (celtic cross)

EUSTACE
Here lieth the Body of/ Lieutenant General Charles Eustace/ late of the City of Dublin/ who departed this life/ on the 10th day of June 1801/ Aged 65 Years/ Here also lies the Body of (Alicia) Eustace/ Daughter to Olliver McCausland of/ Strabane in tile County of Tyrone Esqr./ and Widow of the above/ Named General Eustace who/ was born the 18th of April 1744/ And died the 3rd of December 1824/ She was an excellent Wife/ Fond Mother a Sincere Friend/ And a true Christian.

FISHER
THE.BURIALL .PLACE( …)EATE .OF. C APTn/ .EDWARD .FISHER. ESQr. WHO. DIED .THE.9TH .DAY/ OF.DESEMBr.1659.HE.WAS.MARRIED. TO. MAWDLE/N.MERCER. BY WHOME. HE. HAD. 2 DAUGHTERS. KA/THARlNE. AND. ELIZABETH. WHOS. HEERE INTERR/ED. HE. GA YE. AN 1001 OR. ELS. 101 Pr ANUM.FOR.RHE / REPAIRING. OF THIS.CHURCH & ( )

FORSTER
THIS.STONE.AND.BURIAL/ PLACE.BELONgS .TO .Mr / ANDrew. FORSTER.MARC/HANT.OF.NaaS.1718/ ROBART.FORSTER.HIS/ SON.DEPARTED.THIS/ LIFE.THE.28.OF./API{IL.1723

GEOGHEGAN
Here lyeth the Body of Mrs Honour Geoghegan / who departed this life ye 27th day of Iary / 1749 Aged years/ Here lyeth Mr Ioe Geoghegan/ who deprd ye 28th of February / 1769 Aged 93 years/ Also the Body of his Father Mr Bryan/ Geoghegan son of Mr CHARLES GEOGHEGAN of / Ballinagore Wstmeath who depd May tile 15/1776 Aged 80 years
[Decoration: IHS and coat of arms (lion rampant with three dexter hands)]

GILLETT
This tome Stone was erected over/ the Remains of Mrs Mary Gillett of/Naas who departed this life 14th July/ 1824 aged 63 years. Here also lies/ interred her Sister Mrs Martha Read/ who died 13th Novr aged 63 years

HOLLEGAN
This Burial Place Belongeth to/ Mr Wm Hollegan of Naas and his/ pofterity who Departed this life Feb/ 8th 1777 aged 84 years ALSO his wife/ Mrs Hefter Hollegan who Departed/ this life Decr 17th 1781 aged 78 years/ Here lyeth the Body of their/ Daughter Mrs Jane Plunkett who/ departed this life April 18th 1782/ aged 40 years Also her Husband/ Mr John Plunkett who Departed/ this life April 22nd 1808 aged 72 years

HYLAND
ERECTED BY MARY HYLAND OF NAAS IN MEMORY OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND THOMAS HYLAND WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 5TH AUGUST 1892 AGED 71 YEARS ALSO HER BELOVED GRAND-SON THOMAS HYLAND WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 26TH NOVEMBER 1892 AGED 3 YEARS RIP

HYLAND
This stone is erected by John Hyland of/ Naas in memory of his dearly beloved/ Parents and Kindred A.D .1813/ Here lieth the remains of his Mother/ Mrs Mary Hyland aged 49 years and/ of his Father John Hyland aged 63 yrs/ also his Sisters and Brothers who died in the flower of their years Mary Anne/ Joseph Judith and Thomas all gone/ it is humbly hoped to all happy Eternity/ of Peace and Bliss Also the children of/ the above John Hyland Francess Thos & Anne who died in their infancy.

LATTON
This stone bears a beautifully executed coat of arms with the following inscription in
Latin at the top:
Left: Guilielmus Latton De Morristown Quorum mise me Fieri SPQS
Right: Anna Luterel De Lutterelstown rere Deus fecerum Domini Etemam

The former Stone Erected by Wm LATTON and/ ANNE LUTTRELL of Morristown in the year/ 1600 being Broken this was fixt by PATRICK LATTON/and JANE ALCOCK of the same Place Anno 1719/ Here lyeth the body of JOHN LA TTON Eldest/ Son of the above PATRICK LATTON who Departed/ this life the Seventh day of July 1731 in the 21st/ year of his Age. Here also lieth the body of the said/ PATRICK LATTON of Morristown Esqr/ who Departed this life the 19th day of June 1732/ in the sixty fourth year of his age/ Also the body of his Son GEORGE LATTON Lattin Esqr/ who died July 8th 1773 Aged 59/ Also the body of his Wife/ CATHERIN O FERRALL of Ballyna/ who died Novr 12th 1800 Aged 66 Years

LAWLER
Here lieth the body/ of James Lawler/ who departed this/ life September the / 21st 1791 Aged 52 years/ Erected by his Wi/dow Rose Lawler for/ him and posterity

LOWERY
Here lieth the remains of Susanna Lowery/ Wife of Captain Lowery of the Antrim Militia/ who died at Naas April the 3 1806 Aged 28 years

MACDONALD
Here lieth the body of/ Terence MAC DONALD/ of Jigginstown who departed this life/ On the 31st of December 1817 in the 68 Year/ of his Age. Also his brother ALEXANDER/ who died on the 23rd of July 1823/ Aged 52 years / Also TERENCE MAC DONALD Jr who/ died 5th November 1874 Aged 64 years/ And JOHN MAC DONALD who died/ 14th December 1875 Aged 62 years

MITCHEL
Sacred to the memory of John Mitchel and/ James Mitchel of Borahard House County Kildare/Esquires/ The former departed this life on the lst day of/ June 1846 aged 48 years/ The latter on the 14th day of February 1847/ Aged 96 years. Beloved and regretted by a numerous Circle of/ Friends and deeply lamented by their surviving family/ This Monument is Erected to their memory / by their afflicted relative Miss Mary Donohoe/ the Granddaughter of said James Mitchel Esq/ And also John M.Donohoe Esq. Brother of/ the above named Miss Mary Donohoe who/ departed this life on the 29th day of December 1873/aged 40 years/ Here also lied the remains of the above named/ Miss Mary Donohoe who departed this life/ on the 25th day of January 1878 aged 68 years/ Requiescant in Pace

MOORE
HERE.LIETH/ THE. BODY / OF .MR.THOM/ AS .MOORE.DE/ SES.THE.16.SEP/TEMBER.1699
(limestone fragment set against south wall with inscription in false relief in Roman lettering)

MOORE
Sacred to the Memory/ of Serjeant George Moore of / His Majesty’s North Cork Militia/ Aged 26 years/He fell by the hand of an Assassin/ when in the act of apprehending/ a desperate Banditti of Robbers/at Mainham on the night/ of the 10th of September 1799/ This Monument was Erected/ by the Officers of his Regiment/ As a mark of their Esteen / He fulfilled his Duty/ As a soldier and a Man

MOOREHEAD
Here lies the body of/ Mrs BRIDGET MOOREHEAD( who departed this life 24 October 1820/ in tile 24th year of her age/ And one of her children who died/ Also here lies the remains of her father THOMAS MALLAN died 20th June 1814/ Aged 74 years/And her mother ELIZABETH MALLAN/ died 10th January 1817 Aged 61 years/ Here also lies her Sister JUDITH MALLAN/ died 7th August 1816/ Aged 20 years/ And her sister CATHERINE MALLAN/ died 12th August 1817 Aged 25 years/ Also the body of Mr GEORGE MOOREHEAD/ who Departed this life April 24 1827/ Aged 36 years May their souls rest in peace (Stone cracked)

MURPHY
Sacred to the memory of/ JAMES MURPHY of Naas/ who departed this life on/ the 21st day of March 1871 aged 62 years/ Here also lie the remains of/ HENRY LEVERTON of Naas/ and his wife ANNE/ Here also lie the remains of ELIZABETH MURPHY / who departed this life/ the 8th day of March 1883 Aged 78 years/ wife of the above named JAMES MURPHY/ and daughter of HENRY & ANNE LEVERTON/Also their daughter MARGARET LEVERTON/who died 10th March 1894/ aged 90 years (Stone cracked)

O’RIELLY
Here lieth the Body of Garrett O’Rielly who departed this life the 9th of June 1778 Aged 58 years

OWENS
This stone and burial place belongs to/ James Owens of Naas in the Cou/nty of Kildare and his Posterity 1756/ Here lyeth the body of Thomas/ Hughs of Naas (Gleazor) father in law of/ the above James Owens who Departed/ this life the 14 day of July 1741 aged 52/ Here also lyeth the body of Ow(ens)/ Daughter of the above James Owens who/Departed this life ye 14 day of June 17(44)/ Here lyeth the Body of James Owens/ who departed this life April the 9 1762/ Aged 47 years And His Son John Owens/ who departed this life on the 10th aged 16 years 1762

STEWART
This tomb was erected by Sophea Stew/art in memory of her Husband Frances /Stewart late Leut of the Donegal Melletia/ who died at Naas the 29th day of Novr 1804/ Aged 28 years

WAILSH
PE1RVS. WAILSH. ME. FECIT. ANO. DNI 1606
(Fragment of table tomb; two empty recessed panels and third raised panel with inscription in false relief)

WILKINSON
This Stone was Erected by Thomas Wilkinson of Naas in memory of his daughter Elizabeth Mc Greger who departed this life August 27th 1834 Aged 26 Years. Here also is interred the above named Thos Wilkinson who died 8th Augt 1862 Aged 79 years

WILSON
UNDER THIS CROSS LIE THE REMAINS OF MARGARET WILSON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 22ND DAY OF NOVEMBER 1874 TO WHOSE BELOVED MEMORY HER DAUGHTER JULIA ERECTS THIS EMBLEM OF SALVATION SACRED HEART OF JESUS HAVE MERCY ON HER IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY AND PURE HEART OF ST JOSEPH PRAY FOR HER

WILSON
This stone was erected by Ca/thrine Wilson of Naas to the me/mory of her dearly beloved pa/rents A.D. 1819. Here lie the remains of her mother Mrs Mary/ Wilson who died 21 December 1800/ aged 52 years And her father Mr/ Edwd Wilson who died 30th Decr/1816 aged 84 years. May their/ Souls enjoy eternal glory

WILSON
Erected by Mrs Margaret Wilson of Naas to the memory of her/ beloved Husband the late/ MR WILLIAM WILSON who died l8th Febr l8l9 aged 71 years/Also her Son William who died/ Decr 25th 1833 aged 27 years/ Also two children who died young May they rest in peace

FLAT STONES, CHURCH FLOOR
HERE: LYETH: THE / BODY: OF JOSHVA: CARPENTER: ESQ:
BORNE / AT LYME IN DEVON:/ SHIRE: THE 12TH OF DEC: 1’585:
AND: DEASED: A T/:ELSINOWRE/ THE 2d OF: MARCH / 1655.

(Under this are a coat of arms and motto)

DEUS EXTREMIS MIHI CLIPEVM

HE:MARRIED: URUSLA: DAUGHTER/ TO: RICHARD:VINEGOR:OF: SACKFIELD:HALL: IN :SUFFULKE:ESQ: &/HAD: ISSUE: BY : HER: IOHN: THO/MAS: IOSHUA: PHILLIPP: CISSILIA / ANN: ARABELLA: VRSVLA: AND /MARY

EUSTACE
HE(R)E LISE THE/ BODY OF CHARLES/ EUSTACE ESQr/ WHO/
DEPARTED/THIS LIFE THE/ …TH (MAY) 1732

FORSTER
Catrine Fors/ter Allis/ Sherlock Dece/ased 1682/ WilliaM Forster/ Deceased 1707

HEALE
HEAR LIETH THE/B(ODY) OF MISTRIS/ SVSANNA W/IFE TO MISTER AN/THONY HEALE OF NAISS WHO DIED THE/ fIRST DAY OF MAR / CH IN YE..168(.)

MEMORIALS IN CHURCH
BEVERHOUDT
Sacred to tile memory of HELENA wife of ADAM BEVERHOUDT Lieut. of H.M. 58th Regt. Daughter of THOMAS JACKSON of Farmingstown in the county of Limerick who died the 13th day of February in the Year of our Lord 1829 aged 22 years and whose remains are interred in the adjoining church yard

BOURKE
This monument was erected by John the fourth Earl of MAYO in memory of his Grandfather John the first Earl of Mayo and his Father Joseph Dean Archbishop of Tuam and Earl of Mayo who died the 17th August 1794 Aged 63 years

BOURKE
This monument is erected in loving remembrance of the Hon.CHARLES FOWLER BOURKE C.B 5th son of Robert 5th Earl of Mayo and Anne Charlotte Countess of Mayo his wife, by his five surviving brothers born at Hayes Sept. 5th 1832 Died at Roseboro April 4th 1899

BURGH
In memory of THOMAS. BURGH Esqr of Oldtown He died 28th Novr 1832 Aged 78 Also of FLORINDA GARDINER his wife She died 15th April 1830 Aged 70

CHAPMAN
In affectionate memory of Brig. General ARCHIBALD JOHN CHAPMAN C.B. CMG Officer Legion d’Honneur. Commissioned to the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1884 serving in Gibraltar, India and Malta : also the South African War 1899 -1902 with the mounted infantry. Commanded the 1st Batt. 1906-1910 in Egypt, the Sudan and India. Commanded the 15th Inf. Brig. 1st World War 1914 -1918 at Ypres and afterwards Home Service. Born at Dun Laoghaire 29th Dec 1862 Died at Evesham Worcs 6th June 1950. This tablet is erected by his wife and children

CLOVER
In loving memory of The Rev .Precentor E. W CLOVER B.D who died on the 26 November 1954. Curate 1894 -1906 Rector 1909 -1954 A faithful friend and pastor. Erected by his parishioners

COOPER
To the glory of God and in ever loving memory of Lieutenant CECIL CHARLES ARTHUR COOPER 1st Battn The Royal Dublin Fusiliers, only son of Major General Charles Duncan Cooper C.B Late the Royal Dublin Fusiliers and Blanche Mary his wife, accidentally drowned at Khartoum 12th August 1908 aged 25. Placed here by his sorrowing parents

DE BURGH
Erected by THOMAS DE BURGH of Oldtown Esquire and their other surviving children in affectionate remembrance of the very Reverend THOMAS JOHN Dean of Cloyne who died the 5th Sept 1845 aged 59 years and of the Right Honourable the Lady ANNA LOUISA DE BURGH his wife who died 29th December 1857 Aged 71 years

DE BURGH
In memoriam ULICK GEORGE CAMPBELL DE BURGH Colonel in the army Companion of the Order of the Bath Knight of Grace of the Order of St John of Jerusalem 1855- 1922 and BLANCHE PAGET his wife 1857- 1915

DE BURGH
In loving memory of Lt. Colonel THOMAS JOHN DE BURGH of Oldtown Born 2 Nov 1851 Died 7 Sept 1931

DE BURGH
In loving memory of Capt. HUBERT DE BURGH D.S.O RN Died 6 Oct 1960 aged 81 and his wife Marjory died 23 Apr 1978 Aged 88 yrs

DE BURGH
Erected by his brother officers in memory of THOMAS DE BURGH of Oldtown Lieut. 31st D.C.O Lancers Born Sept 10 1888 Killed in action near Cond-sur-Aisne Sept 17 1914

DE BURGH
In loving memory of Emily wife of Thomas John De Burgh of Oldtown Born Oct 3 1857 Died May 20 1913

DE BURGH
In memory of HUGO HENRY PATRICK DE BURGH of Ballinapierce Co Wexford 3rd son of Thomas de Burgh of Oldtown Naas Born 8th June 1868 Killed in action at Jammersberg Drift in the defence of Wepener South Africa 11th April 1900

DE BURGH
To the glory of God and to the memory of HENRIETTA DE BURGH wife of the Venble Maurice de Burgh who died 31 Dec 1893 Of Elizabeth Ann their daughter who died 1st July 1889 and of their son the Rev. William Edward de Burgh B.A Assistant Chaplain his Majesty’s forces who died at Woods Hole Capetown, S. Africa on 4th Sept 1902

DE BURGH
In loving memory of WILLIAM DE BURGH D.D sometime Rector of Ardboe in the County of Tyrone whose life of earnest piety, marked also by deep learning employed in the study and interpretation of the Sacred Scriptures gave an exan1ple of true devotion to his Master’s cause. He fell asleep in Christ Octr. 15 in the year of his age 66 of our Salvation 1866

EUSTACE
Sacred to the memory of Lieut. General Charles Eustace of Robertstown inthis County ( a lineal descendant of Richard Viscount Baltinglass Baron Portlester ) late Colonel of his Majesty’s 68th Regt. of Foot Governor of Ross Castle and many years a member of Parliament who departed this life the 10th of June 1801. Also to Mrs Alice EUSTACE his wife, daughter to Oliver Mc Causland in the County of Tyrone Esqr who died the 3rd of Decr 1824 She was a kind and tender parent, a sincere friend and a most devout Christian

GRAY
Erected by Parishioners and Friends in memory of Elizabeth Frances GRAY who was for 25 years, organist of this church (having previously been voluntary organist for several years) The erection of tlhe present organ was largely due to her untiring devotion. Her charitable disposition earned for her the respect and affection of all classes She died on Saturday 22nd April 1922 and was interred in Maudlins Cemetery

HANBURY
In loving memory of MARY FLORINDA HANBURY second daughter of the Venble Maurice De Burgh Archdeacon of Kildare and wife of Arthur Lamprier Hanbury, Worcester Park Surrey who entered into rest on 23rd December 1914 and her sister Charlotte. Josephine de Burgh who for some years played the Organ for the services in this church and who entered into rest on 4th August 1913

HUTCHINSON
Erected by the Hon. RICHARD HELY HUTCHINSON in affectionate remembrance of his sister the Lady CHARLOTTE SOPHIA WOLFE widow of the late Rev. RICHARD WOLFE of FORENAUGHTS who entered into her rest January 19t111870 Aged 71 years

LEE
In memory of CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT LEE Esquire Lieutenant and Adjant 89th Regt. who unfortunately met his death by drowning on the 26th day of March 1835 aged 25 years This officer by his many and singularly amiable qualities endeared himself not only to his brother officers but to every individual in the corps to which he belonged and the manifest but subdued grief testified at his funeral were eloquent tokens of the esteem in which he was held this talblet was erected by his affectionate sister.

MOORE
In loving memory of FLORENCE HENRIETTA FANNY MOORE who died at Killashee Sept. 29th 1887

MOORE
In loving memory of ALICE GERALDINE MOORE who died in Cheltenham 21 November 1931

MOORE
In loving memory of Lt. Colr St. Leger MOORE who died at Killashee 13th of October 1921 in his 74th year

MOORE
In loving memory of STEPHEN BLYTH MOORE Major Imperial Yeomandry who died of enteric fever at Wynberg South Africa while serving his country June 4th 1901 Aged 51 years

SPENCER
In remembrance of Albreda Mary 5th Daughter of William Thomas SPENCER 6th Earl Fitzwilliam and wife of Hon. Charles Fowler Bourke of Roseboro Naas. Born 19th Jan 1855 Died 9th Oct 1933

THOMAS
Sacred to the memory of Major General Lewis Thomas C.B. Colonel of the 3rd Regt. of Foot Bengal Army E.I.C.S son of Lewis Thomas esqr. Brookhill Co Kilkenny & Grandson of tile Rt. Honble Sir Edward Lovett Pearce. He entered the service in 1788 & distinguishing himself received the public thanks of the Government twice & of the commanders in chief on the field. He died the 3rd May 1824 at Cawnpore in command & in humble & devout gratitude to Almighty God for the manifold blessings enjoyed by him thr’o life
Bequeathed for the benefit of the poor of the parish church of NAAS £20 per annum for ever to the Ministers and Churchwardens trustees

WARREN
In loving memory of GERALDINE F L WARREN who died in London 4th June 1928

WELDON
To the Glory of God and in ever loving memory of Capt. George Anthony
WELDON 2nd Batt. The Royal Dublin Fusiliers Eldest son of Colonel Thomas Weldon C.B.E and Helen Rachel Lousia his wife of Queen’s County Ireland, killed in action at Falana Hill South Africa (while bringing a wounded soldier into shelter) October 20th 1899 Aged 33.

WAR MEMORIAL
In proud and loving memory of the following men of this parish who gave their lives in the great war.

Derrick A Carden Maj. 2nd Seaforth Highrs
Oswald Mosely Croshaw D.S.O Lt. Col. 53rd Batt.AIF (Late 19th Hrs)
Thomas De Burgh Lieut. 31st D.C.O Lrs
John Horne Pte 2nd Batt. R D Fus
William Horne Pte Home Guards Can. Army
W. D. Guthrie Lotan 2nd Lieut. R.A.F
Arthur Loveland C.M.G Lt.Col. 2nd Batt. R D Fus
Arthur Steuart Weldon Maj. N.Stafford Regt.
Stephen GoodaU Pte Berks. Reg

1939 -1945
Robert p Gill Maj. 16/5 Lancers

Daniel Joseph O’Donovan Born [Unreadable] Died 8th March 1967 Dorothy O’Donovan Nee Browne Born 1902 Died 20th August 1986 “Rest In Peace”

In loving memory Joseph Murphy, died 27th Aug 1965 aged 70 years. Also his brother Thomas Murphy died 19th Aug 1987 aged 68 years

In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Leonora (Mai) Reddy, Willowbrook Grove, Celbridge, died 28th Sept. 1987 aged 68 years. Rest in peace.

In loving memory of Cor Van Lonkhuyzen born 7th July. 1906 died 2nd Sept. 1986 And his loving wife Peg Born 4th July 1910 Died 29th Nov. 1996 May they rest in peace together R. I. P.

In loving memory of Denis Cahill Straffan Station Died 3rd May 1985 aged 73 years his wife Maura died 15 Nov. 1993 aged 68 years always love you Maura rest in peace.

In loving memory of Jack McKeown Main St., Celbridge Died 21st. Oct. 1986 And his loving wife Brigid (Ciss) died 21st June 1991 Rest In Peace

In loving memory of James King died 4 June 1935 Also his wife Elizabeth King died 15 September 1963 Also there sons Patrick King died 26th Nov 1965 Christy King died 10th July 1985 R. I. P.

In loving memory of Jane Murray, Celbridge. Died 20th May 1968. Her Husband Jeremiah Died 10th July 1979

In Loving Memory of Jeremiah Calvin Dublin Rd. Celbridge Died 1st. Feb. 1951 Aged 72 Years. Rest In Peace Erected by his son & daughter

In loving memory of May Lynch (nee Tidy) died 14th April 1987 aged 77 years, also her beloved husband Patrick died 11th Dec. 1990

In Loving Memory of Mchael Vallivan M.D. Died 30th December 1935 Daniel Gallivan Died 10th August 1939 Sarah Jane Gallivan Died 1st February 1940 Mary Kelly Died March 1941 Bernard J. Gallivan Died 24th November 1975

In loving memory of my dear husband Hugh F.Walker M.B.E. Castletown, Celbridge died 21st February 1987. Rest in peace. Erected by his loving wife Anne.

In loving memory of my dear husband Peter McBride Reynolsostown House, Celbridge Died 5th Oct. 1986. Aged 82 years

In loving memory of my dear wife Mary (Maise) Loftus died 19th September 1987 aged 68 years. Also her husband James Loftus died 6th June 1994 aged 77 years

In loving memory of our dear brother John Behan 48 Main st. Leixlip, died 11th June 1987 aged 53 tears

In loving memory of Patrick Barry died 6th Dec 1986 late of DublinCelbridge. R.I.P. Erected by his loving wife and family

In loving memory of Thomas Losty [Unreadable] Died 16th May 1985 Aged 72 Years

In loving memory of. Peter Colgan. Colwel, Templemills Celbridge. Died 23rd June 1987 Aged 82 Years.

Loving memory of Florrie Galvin who died May 1966

Peter King Died 30th July 1966 R. I. P.

Campbell/Yeaman: Sacred / to / the memory of /James Campbell / for many years cant read

Delahunt: Erected by / Mary Delahunt / in memory of her / mother Mary died 25th Sept1841 age 71 yrs / also her brother Patrick died 5th April1902 / R.I.P.

Murphy/Dempsey: Erected / by Christina / Murphy in memory / of her mother Elizzia Dempsey died 13th June 1885 / also her father Patrick died 8th June1910 / and their son / Patrick who died / 26th Nov 1916 / R.I.P.

Duthie/Mercer: Erected / in / loving memory of / David Duthie / died October 16th 1888? / cant read / also his wife / Margaret Mercer / died February 8th 1911 / aged 75 years / and their son / William Thomas / died April 9th 1949 / cant read / his wife / Elizabeth Jane / died July 25th 1985 / aged 87 years.

Fleming: Crux Mihi Salus / Erected by Thomas Fleming of Athy / in memory of his father / W. Fleming who died April / 1846 aged 65 years / also his mother Eleanor died / Nov 1847 aged 63 years / and his brother William died / March 1858 aged 34 years / also the above / Thomas Fleming / who died June 7th 1882 / aged 68 years.

Crattan: Sacred / to the beloved memory of / William Crattan Esq / late Lieu SS regiment / HE / died fondly loved and / deeply amensed? / Jan 22 1858 / aged 66 years / also cant fully read remainder.