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 County WEXFORD, St. Mary's Church, New Ross.
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St. Mary's Church, New Ross.

"This Monument | the tribute of love and gratitude | is 
erected | to the memory of | Mrs. ARABELLA TOTTENHAM | the 
dearly beloved wife of | PONSONBY TOTTENHAM, Esq., M.P. | 
late of Rosegarland in the Co. of Wexford } who after a 
painful illness of two years | which she bore with angelic 
fortitude | and the most Christian patience and resignation 
| Died at Clifton in the County of Gloucester | on the 
second day of August 1806 | Aged fifty years.  |Most amiable 
in her disposition.  |  She alone seemed unconscious of 
those merits | which ensured to her the affections of her 
friends | and the esteem of all | who had the happiness of 
knowing her.  | The disease to which she fell a victim | 
added luster to the virtures of her mind | and the 
submassive piety which prepared | her way to Heaven | is a 
sublime example of the duty of resignation | to her 
afflicted husband." _____

'In south transept':--
"JOHN CARROLL Surgeon | died November 7th 1856 | aged 65 
years.  | Also SARAH his wife who died | November 13th 1878 
| aged 91 years."
s is on a raised tombstone.]
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"JOHN MOLYNEVX ..........."
[A flat stone.]
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'Altar-tomb in south transept':--

"Here are interred the mortal remains of | LOFTUS CLIFFE 
Esq. | Who was severely wounded in the battle of | MINDEN 
1759, Then Captain of His Majesty's | 37 Regt. Of Foot.  He 
was Promoted in 1762 | to be Major Commandant in the 74th 
Invalids | and died 8th Sept. 1765 | at Coolcliffe near 
Taghmon.  | And also the remains of his widow ANNE CLIFFE 
His faithful and affectionate friend | and companion who 
died At Wexford | on the 23rd of March 1814 | In the 83rd 
Year of her age.
'We believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them 
Also wh. Sleep in Jesus | Will God bring with him.'-- 1 
Thes. 4. 14."
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In the churchyard':--

"This tomb belongs to | The Revd. JOHN CLIFFE.  |  Herein 
are interred the remains | of his wife BELINDA CLIFFE | who 
died the 18th of August 1772 | aged 27 years.  | and of his 
daughter BELINDA | who died the 7th of December 1772 | aged 
4 months."
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SOURCE: 
Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the 
Memorials of the Dead in Ireland FHL# 1279252