The sepulture of the following persons is extracted, chiefly, from the register of this cathedral. 1746 -- December 16, Lady Henrietta Boyle, wife to Right Hon. Henry Boyle, Speaker of the House of Commons. Reg. She was youngest daughter of Charles, third Earl of Cork ; her husband was afterwards made Earl of Shannon. Archdall, Vol. II. pag. 365. The history and antiquities of the collegiate and cathedral church of St. Patrick near Dublin, from it foundation in 1190, to the year 1819: comprising a topographical account of the lands and parishes ... and biographical memoirs of its deans. Collected, chiefly, from sources of original record, by William Monck Mason, esq.
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The sepulture of the following persons is extracted, chiefly, from the register of this cathedral. 1746 -- December 16, Lady Henrietta Boyle, wife to Right Hon. Henry Boyle, Speaker of the House of Commons. Reg. She was youngest daughter of Charles, third Earl of Cork ; her husband was afterwards made Earl of Shannon. Archdall, Vol. II. pag. 365. The history and antiquities of the collegiate and cathedral church of St. Patrick near Dublin, from it foundation in 1190, to the year 1819: comprising a topographical account of the lands and parishes ... and biographical memoirs of its deans. Collected, chiefly, from sources of original record, by William Monck Mason, esq.
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