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Graveslab in Newtown (navan Upper By.)

Graveslab

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Just outside the S doorway of the parish church of Newtown Conbun is the graveslab (dims 1.82m x 0.77m; T 0.2m) of Henry Brown who died in 1581. The Latin inscription is carved in false relief in roman letters and a shield is surmounted by three crosses. The inscription has been read by Conwell (1872-3, 380) as: [Hic ja]cet: Henricus: Browne: qui: obit: undecimo: die: Maii: Anno: Domini: 1581. cujus. animae. propicietur. Deus. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 18 February, 2015
A 16th-century Christian gravestone; locally significant as a memorial to Henry Brown with Latin inscription in false relief.

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