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    • Graveyard map
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    • WW1
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Louisa Antoinette Pontet (1770-1834)

Following on the heels of the kindness of June Bow, who provided me with photos and transcription of the headstone of my relative, Louisa Antoinette Pontet (1770-1834), buried in St Brigid's cemetery, I offer as a contribution to the 300th anniversary celebration a summary of what I know about my relative. To some extent this puts the flesh on the bones of the person described on the headstone.
Sincerely, 
Patrick Pontet
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