School: Cill Beathach (roll number 16807)

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   “Long ago there lived a man whose name was Julian in a plot of ground now owned by James Shine.”

   

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   and long before he died he had carved out a head-stone which was to be put over his grave when he would be dead. He carved it out of a flag. It is still to be seen in Murhur grave-yard. There are two Grave-Yards in the parish, One in Murhur and one in Knockanure. The one in Murhur is square and level and the one in Knockanure is round and sloping.

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   “The place where unbaptised children are buried in Murhur Churchyard is at the right hand side of the yard.”

   

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   The place where unbaptised children are buried in Murhur Churchyard is at the right hand side of the yard.

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