File:Dublin St. Patrick's Cathedral Nave Boyle Monument Detail Richard and Katherine Boyle 2012 09 26.jpg
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St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland English: Detail of Boyle monument, showing Sir Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork with his wife Katherine Boyle. The monument was designed by Roger Leverett and sculpted by Edward Tingham who completed it in 1632. See p. 621–2 in Christine Casey: The Buildings of Ireland: Dublin, ISBN 978-0-300-10923-8. The inscription reads: This monument was erected for the Right Honorable Sr Richard Boyle Kt Lord Boyle Baron of Youghall Viscount of Dungarvan Earl of Corke Lord High Treasurer of Ireland of the Kings Privy Counsell of this realm and one of the Ordes Justices for the government of this kingdom in memorie of his most dear vertuous and religious wife the Ladie Katherine Countess of Corke and their posterity as also of her grandfather Dn Robert Weston sometime Lord Chancellor of Ireland and one of the Lordes Justices for the government thereof whose daughter Alice Weston was married to Sr Geoffray Fenton Kt principal secretary of state in this realm and they had issue the said Ladie Katherine Countess of Corke who lieth here intereed with her said father and grandfather whose virtues she inherited on earth and lieth here intombed with them all expecting a joyfull ressurrection quæ obiit decimo sexto februarii 1629. |
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