Eldest son.
The photo was taken over 50 years ago. The only way to make the inscription legible on film was to pick out the letters with white poster paint (and throw a bucketful of water over the stone afterwards). Now probably quite illegible.
His wife may have been Mary Anne Kennedy who married a William Casement in Ballymena in 1835.
The photo was taken over 50 years ago. The only way to make the inscription legible on film was to pick out the letters with white poster paint (and throw a bucketful of water over the stone afterwards). Now probably quite illegible.
His wife may have been Mary Anne Kennedy who married a William Casement in Ballymena in 1835.
Eldest son.
The photo was taken over 50 years ago. The only way to make the inscription legible on film was to pick out the letters with white poster paint (and throw a bucketful of water over the stone afterwards). Now probably quite illegible.
His wife may have been Mary Anne Kennedy who married a William Casement in Ballymena in 1835.
The photo was taken over 50 years ago. The only way to make the inscription legible on film was to pick out the letters with white poster paint (and throw a bucketful of water over the stone afterwards). Now probably quite illegible.
His wife may have been Mary Anne Kennedy who married a William Casement in Ballymena in 1835.
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