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What is recorded here

Burial ground, opened 1731. Disused, 1939. Set in overgrown grounds with coursed rubble stone boundary wall to perimeter having rubble stone soldier course coping centred on camber-headed gateway framing wrought iron gate.

A burial ground opened on a site obtained (1730) from John Elly (1651-1733) representing an important component of the ecclesiastical heritage of County Wexford. The first burial was that of Anna Barnes (1704-32) while the last was that of William Robert Williams (1835-59). NOTE: Described (7th July 1854) as a graveyard measuring 1 r. [rood] and 31 p. [perches] in extent and valued at £0 10s. 0d. with George Deane (----) named as the ""Immediate Lessor"" (Primary Valuation of Ireland).

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