Nolan Memorials in Ireland
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CARLOW – Clonegal-CI
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View of Old Clonegal cemetery next to Church of Ireland church showing current status ( click to view image )
Here lieth the body of JAMES NOWLAND deceased Feb'ry 1st 1762 Aged 20 years. Lord have Mercy on his Soul. amen. ( click to view image )
View of C-of-I church in Clonegal, Co. Carlow, built around 1820 on the site of a former RC Church ( click to view image )
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