
What is recorded here
Graveyard with collection of cut-limestone markers, 1732-1954. Set in landscaped grounds shared with Saint John's Church.
A graveyard contributing to the setting of Saint John's Church (see 12000213). NOTE: The ruined choir is the setting for the effigial tomb of the Purcells with a headless knight in armour and female figure in stiff abbess gown-like garb [SMR KK019-026242-]. The earliest burial following the reconstruction of Saint John's Church was 'Mrs. ELEANOR BAILLIE of Kilkenny College who closed an eminently useful life on April 27th April 1821 aged 67 Years'. The graveyard also includes the standardised ""Commonwealth War Graves"" of Private John Irwin Allen (1891-1918) of the 2nd King Edward's Horse and Second Lieutenant Leslie Hyde Arthur (1896-1915) of the Royal Horse Artillery.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
Places near here
Saint John's Churchchurch/chapel · 24 yd
McGrathhouse · 31 yd
Irish River LifeVisitor information · 215 yd
Kilkenny County Council Car ParkVisitor information · 277 ydOther information
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