School: Drumcoghill

Location:: Drumcoghill Lower, Co. Cavan
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0982, Page 335

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Kilmore Old Church (continued)

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The next grave is in a parallel position to Bedell., the inscription is short, merely giving dates of appointment as Bishop there, and date of death 1913, Bishop Moore lies there. Bishop Elliott occupies the third space, died 1930. Bishop Barton now occupies the "Chair"
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“There are 3 graveyards to which our people go to bury...”

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There are 3 graveyards to which our people go to bury - Derrylane, Killegar, and Killeshandra. - inside our new Parish.
Some families do not use any of these.
The Faris family bury in Kildallon.
The Cartwrights to Gowna.
The Fosters to Ballintemple.
The Tilsons to Kilmore.
The Armstrongs to Kilmore.
The Sloanes to Scrabby.

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