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Graveslab in Crohane Lower

Graveslab

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Graveslab in Crohane Lower is a graveslab in Crohane Lower, County Tipperary, Ireland. It stands in the graveyard of the medieval church, immediately south of the Church of Ireland building. The poorly preserved 17th-century stone has lost its inscription, but it may mark Lieutenant Humphrey Minchin of Shangarry, one of Cromwell's officers.
In the graveyard (TS055-041002-) of the medieval church (TS055-041001-) at Crohane Lower, immediately to the S of the C of I church there is a poorly preserved 17th-century graveslab the inscription of which is now worn away. This graveslab may be the memorial of Lieutenant Humphrey Minchin of Shangarry who was one of Cromwell's officers (White 1892, 27). Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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