St.Lawrence's Cemetery

arnhem44

Hey everyone,I was wondering if anyone ever photographs any of the headstones in St.Lawrence's,I made the journey there last week but was unable to locate the graves I was looking for,it's a two and a half hour drive from where I am and I was hoping someone here may be able to help out.There's three graves I'm looking for to be photographed,all three were nurses during World War 1 and there names are

Mary E. Daly, QMAAC, died 5/6/19 and buried in (St. Lawrence's) Catholic Cemetery; plot 32851

Agnes McMahon, QMAAC, died 27/10/18 and buried in Limerick (St. Lawrence's) Catholic Cemetery; plot 32180

Mary Wallace, QMAAC, died 14/3/19 and buried in Limerick (St. Lawrence's) Catholic Cemetery; 32684 (should be close to Mary Daly).

Any help would be great.

Berty

You should probably contact Limerick City Council regarding this as they should know the locations.

I say this because you have to pay them for the plots so essentially they should know.

http://www.limerick.ie/Environment/BurialGrounds/MountStLaurenceCemeteries/Name,17322,en.html

phill106

your going to love me!

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CBoQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.limerick.ie%2Fmedia%2FMount%2520St%2520Lawrence%2520Guide.pdf&ei=Srn_S9afMMiz4QaziPHLDg&usg=AFQjCNEhlhNtud4mw-ALVO438cEDMCzedw&sig2=JmDOWOfHcN_eo8tdYjybTg

and even better
http://www.from-ireland.net/graves/lim/laur1/index.htm

arnhem44

Thanks for the reply everyone,phill that first link is a great source,thanks for that,I have come across the website with the photo's but sadly the ones I'm looking for are not on there.To be honest I was foolish enough to think that they had Commonwealth War Grave Commissioned headstones like the one pictured but as is the case with many these ladies are buried in family plots.With many old headstones they are often difficult to read.I may just contact the council and see what they can give me and head up there again in the coming months.

topper75

Killed in the RIR at 14?

phog

Contact Flan Haskett at Limeirck City Council.

Contact
Flan Haskett
Cemetery Services Superintendent

Phone: (061) - 410 466 or (061) - 407 190
Fax.: (061) - 407 255
email:


fhaskett@limerickcity.ie

If you find the general lcoation of the graves within the cemetery and you want me to drop and take a few photographs send me a PM.

arnhem44

John Condon was from Waterford and is said to be the youngest casualty of the Great War,the programme Nationwide done a programme on him a few years back but its now believed by some that he was older than the age given at the time of death.There was others to be known that were also well under age.

arnhem44

phog wrote: »

Contact Flan Haskett at Limeirck City Council.

Contact
Flan Haskett
Cemetery Services Superintendent

Phone: (061) - 410 466 or (061) - 407 190
Fax.: (061) - 407 255
email:


fhaskett@limerickcity.ie

If you find the general lcoation of the graves within the cemetery and you want me to drop and take a few photographs send me a PM.

Thank you phog for the kind offer,I've just emailed Flan to ask about the locations,when I hear anything I shall be onto you.Thanks again.