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Headstone: Sacred / to the Memory of / J.P. Cuffe, Esq., / son of J.O. Cuffe, Esq., / of Killaghy, County Kilkenny / who departed this life July 22nd / 1868. Aged 27 years. / Also of / M.S.O. Cuffe, Esq., formerly of the Royal / Westmoreland Militia / who departed this life April / 6th. 1889 aged 31 years. / Also to the memory of / Caroline Teresa Cuffe / wife of J. Otway Cuffe, Esq., / of Killaghy and Killaree / in the County of Kilkenny and Monks / Grange in the Queen's County / who departed this life March / 20th 1894 aged 78 years. //
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Very good, lichen cover over MI |
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An interesting family for research. A military family of some means. The family came from an Anglo-Irish family from Somerset with a long pedigree. This is a side branch of the family who were not entailed. His mother was Lady Sherard. He and his family lived in a large house at Little Missenden near Amersham, Bucks. After his wife, Caroline's death, he married again in 1894, Alice Evelyn Woodman, a Nurse, 50 years his junior. John Philip died in Newbury, possibly the reason the graves of the family are in Newbury. Maurice lived in London as a Gentleman. He married a young woman, Julia Amy Heatley. who divorced him in 1885. Their son, Sherard led a seemingly colourful life, at first in the Military. Sources: Full names of John Philip & Maurice from census records.
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01 November 2017 |
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