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Inscribed stone (present location)

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Naas and Kildare lost one of their clearest stones. A Lattin and Luttrell slab from 1600 stood in St David's Parish Church, Naas, then P. Latton reused it in 1719. It is no longer where it should be, leaving behind a gap large enough for pride, fear, forgetfulness or simple human carelessness.
Record number KD019-030044- was created for the unknown, present location of this monument, a Lattin and Luttrell slab of 1600, reused in 1719 by P. Latton, but now missing, according to Bradley et al. (1986 vol. 4, 363), from its original location (KD019-030029-) in St David's Parish Church, Naas (KD019-030020-). (Comerford 1880-83, 115). Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy Date of upload: 10 June 2011

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