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Hello. I was just wondering if anyone knows of any how or way I could find out if an old grave that I have been searching for and found has a head stone. 

I was searching for my great grandmothers grave and found where she is but unlike here there is no plot number or anything, and I was told if she has a head stone then I will find it, . if she hasnt then i wont know where she is. sadly. I was searching for a long time. finally found her now need to know if she has a headstone. so if anyone would know how i could find out if there is a stone i would be so grateful for a reply. 

I am planning a trip over to ireland to visit the grave.  (hopefully) (im in the uk) 

thank you for reading. 

regards

karen

kazzap1

Thursday 22nd Jan 2015, 04:49PM

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  • Hi Karen

    Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The best thing to do would be to contact the parish office:

    stmarysnavan@eircom.net

    Business Address
    Parochial House,
    St Mary's Church,
    Trimgate Street,
    Navan,
    Co. Meath

    Best wishes
    Clare Doyle
    Genealogy Support

    Wednesday 4th Feb 2015, 02:32PM

  • Hi clare. Thanks for your reply. I did infact email St marys and they said they dont have records of a spit where she is buried. They have no map or anything of where she is. They just said its a small cemetery and she has a stone we will find her. If she hasnt then we wont. Unfortunately. I just have to save for a while and try fly over and see if she has a headstone. X

    kazzap1

    Wednesday 4th Feb 2015, 10:02PM

  • Karen,

    I'm not sure if you found what you were looking for, as your post was made a while ago.  If not, would she be buried in St. Mary's or the older cemetery in Athlumney?  That's a much smaller cemetery and not all graves have a headstone.  I found a few pictures online of the Athlumney cemetery that has a map with family plots numbered.

    https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2645337/athlumney-old-graveyard/photo

    I have family buried in this cemetery from the early 1900's and others in St. Mary's. 

    Kate 

    Kate O'Brien

    Thursday 11th Jun 2020, 11:08AM

  • Same. I have one family member that I know of in at Mary's.

    kazzap1

    Friday 12th Jun 2020, 08:28AM

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