Selected old memorial inscriptions from Ardpatrick near Kilmallock


The site



The track up from the village

Looking North towards Kilmallock

The base of the old round tower

Looking South through th grave yard

Looking across the grave yard
FamilyInscriptionApprox- imate location
LEAHYErected by | John LEAHY of Martinstown | to the memory of his father | Mathew LEAHY | who depd life March 10th 1837 | aged 75 yrs Also his mother | Johanna LEAHY als RING | depd life April 12th 1846 aged 70 yrs | and his daughter Johanna died | May 6th 1832 aged 5 yrs 
LEAHYErected by | Patrick LEAHY | in memory of his son | Roger LEAHY | died Feby 23rd 1873 | aged 20 years | James LEAHY | died Oct 23rd 1941 aged 22 | John P LEAHY | died Jan 11th 1952 aged 92 | reqiescat [sic] in pace 
LEAHYErected by Patrick | LEAHY in memory of his | son Thomas LEAHY who depd | life Dec Ye 14 1800 aged 25 | may his soul rest un peace Amen 
LEAHYErected by John LEAHY of | Tielmore in memory of his | beloved wife Johanah LEAHY | who depargted life the 29 of | July 1849 aged 58 years | Also in memory of his son | Roger LEAHY who departd | life the 2 of April 1858 aged ?8 
REIDYHere lies the body of | Patk REIDY who departed | this life Novr 26th in the year | of our Lord 1786 aged | 61 yrs erected by his | son John REIDY 
O'BRIONErected by | Patk O'BRION | of Kilfinan in memory | of his father Danl O'BRION | of Knockaney who | depd life Feb 1st 1793 aged | 78 years | May his soul rest in peace Amen | Also his own burial place  
O'BRIENHere lies the body | of Juliana O'BRIEN | who died June | 1st 1773 | aged 6 years | requiescat in pace 
HICKEYErected by | Andrw HICKEY | of Garrenderk | as a tributed to his mother | Ellen HICKEY als HENNESY | who depd life Macrh 1823 | aged 76 yrs Also his son Michl | depd life March 25th 1832 | aged 25 yrs | May the Lord have mercy on | their souls 
CAREYThis testamony of sorrow | was erected by | Andrew CAREY | in memory of his father | John CAREY | who depd life Sept 20th 1813? | Aged 34 yrs | may his soul rest in peace 

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