1Civil Registration Indexes - Irish .
"1869 Charles Ismay aged 81 Swineford Vol 14 Ref 263
450 18 Jul 1869 in Kittimash Charles Ismay Male Married aged 81 Pensioner of Old Age not certified no medical atendant Registered by Margaret X Ismay her mark Widow of the deceased Present at Death, Kittimash on 28 July 1869."2Monumental Inscription - Ireland, Mayo, Kilkinure.
"In the last two years much work has been done to improve the appearance of our graveyard, at Kilkinure. For this we can thank FAS, and the many volunteers, under the guidance of Fr. Paddy Kilcoyne and the graveyard committee, who came to the graveyard during the summer months, every Thursday evening, to work together to clean the areas between the graves in the older parts of the cemetery. For this reason many of the older headstones, especially around the ruins of the old church are now visible and accessible for the first time in many years. I went there recently with Tommy Gallagher of Churchpark and Chapel Street, who brought three interesting headstones to my attention. The first headstone we will look at is very near the concrete driveway, which separates the older and newer parts of the graveyard. Indeed, I had often passed by it and had never given it a second glance. The inscription on this stone relates to CHARLES ISMAY who died in August 1869, aged 88 years. Also his beloved wife ANNE ISMAY, who died in 1867, aged 68 years, and their beloved daughter ELIZABETH ISMAY who died about 1848. The headstone was erected by JOSEPH ISMAY (son of Charles Ismay) of New York, in 1885. It has been said, and I don't know how much credence can be given to it, that Charles Ismay fought at the battle of Waterloo, in 1815. He would have been about 34 years of age at that time."
1Monumental Inscription - Ireland, Mayo, Kilkinure.
"In the last two years much work has been done to improve the appearance of our graveyard, at Kilkinure. For this we can thank FAS, and the many volunteers, under the guidance of Fr. Paddy Kilcoyne and the graveyard committee, who came to the graveyard during the summer months, every Thursday evening, to work together to clean the areas between the graves in the older parts of the cemetery. For this reason many of the older headstones, especially around the ruins of the old church are now visible and accessible for the first time in many years. I went there recently with Tommy Gallagher of Churchpark and Chapel Street, who brought three interesting headstones to my attention. The first headstone we will look at is very near the concrete driveway, which separates the older and newer parts of the graveyard. Indeed, I had often passed by it and had never given it a second glance. The inscription on this stone relates to CHARLES ISMAY who died in August 1869, aged 88 years. Also his beloved wife ANNE ISMAY, who died in 1867, aged 68 years, and their beloved daughter ELIZABETH ISMAY who died about 1848. The headstone was erected by JOSEPH ISMAY (son of Charles Ismay) of New York, in 1885. It has been said, and I don't know how much credence can be given to it, that Charles Ismay fought at the battle of Waterloo, in 1815. He would have been about 34 years of age at that time."
1Monumental Inscription - Ireland, Mayo, Kilkinure.
"In the last two years much work has been done to improve the appearance of our graveyard, at Kilkinure. For this we can thank FAS, and the many volunteers, under the guidance of Fr. Paddy Kilcoyne and the graveyard committee, who came to the graveyard during the summer months, every Thursday evening, to work together to clean the areas between the graves in the older parts of the cemetery. For this reason many of the older headstones, especially around the ruins of the old church are now visible and accessible for the first time in many years. I went there recently with Tommy Gallagher of Churchpark and Chapel Street, who brought three interesting headstones to my attention. The first headstone we will look at is very near the concrete driveway, which separates the older and newer parts of the graveyard. Indeed, I had often passed by it and had never given it a second glance. The inscription on this stone relates to CHARLES ISMAY who died in August 1869, aged 88 years. Also his beloved wife ANNE ISMAY, who died in 1867, aged 68 years, and their beloved daughter ELIZABETH ISMAY who died about 1848. The headstone was erected by JOSEPH ISMAY (son of Charles Ismay) of New York, in 1885. It has been said, and I don't know how much credence can be given to it, that Charles Ismay fought at the battle of Waterloo, in 1815. He would have been about 34 years of age at that time."