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Clontibret First Presbyterian Church — LEGNACREEVE

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Clontibret First Presbyterian Church — LEGNACREEVE
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Pair of freestanding funerary monuments, erected 1897 and appended with additional inscription 1931, in graveyard of Clontibret First Presbyterian Church at Legnacreeve. Square-plan polished limestone pillar dedicated to members of Wilson family to north of west entrance to church. Square-plan plinth and base surmounted by polished marble urn. Surrounded by low limestone kerb, with three posts to each side, four to east. Painted decorative cast-iron railings. Free-standing carved limestone and marble monument to south perimeter of graveyard west of church, dedicated to memory of Reverend Andrew Molyneaux. Square-plan plinth and base with marble cladding, tapered shaft, moulded entablature, surmounted by draped marble urn. Low chamfered limestone plain plinth kerbs extending north.

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