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Cemeteries near Dunleer/Ardee?

  • 09-02-2009 10:10PM
    #1
    sweet-rasmus
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    A catholic relation of mine died in Dunleer years and years ago (1872). Can anyone tell me where she might have been buried? I know it's a longshot... Thanks :)


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  • #2
    Phototoxin
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    chances are dromin cemetary however there are cemitaries in mosstown and cappogue. If you had the name maybe I might know, failing that contact the priest Father Murtagh. He is a good man and a bit of a historian :-) PM me if you have any Questions


  • #3
    event
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    yeah itd be the older cemetary in dromin


  • #4
    sweet-rasmus
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    thanks :)


  • #5
    Phototoxin
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    event wrote: »
    yeah it'd be the older cemetary in dromin

    Not necessarily... it could be Mosstown or Cappogue and if their spouse is buried elsewhere then they could be buried with them.


  • #6
    whelan1
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    theres also monasterboice or mullary cemetry they are quite old too


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  • #7
    Phototoxin
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    they don't come under the parish of dunleer and long ago cappogue was its own parish.


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