File:Waterford Christ Church Cathedral FitzGerald Monument 2014 09 22.jpg
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Christ Church Cathedral, Waterford, County Waterford, Ireland
English: Monument to the memory of the brothers Nicholas FitzGerald and John FitzGerald, erected through the will of Richard FitzGerald, son of Nicholas FitzGerald. Transcription: In the Year 1770 This Monument was Erected to the Memory of Nicholas FitzGerald late of Kings Meadow Esqr. Deceased and of John FitzGerald late of the City of London Esq. Deceased. Pursuant to the Last Will and Testament of Richard FitzGerald late of the City of Westminster Esqr. Deceased the Eldest Don of the said Nicholas and Nephew of the said John FitzGerald. The Rt. Honble. Harbey Lord Vist. Mountmorres, Shapland Carew Esqr., Edward Woodcook Esqr. and The Revd. Edward Woodcock Clerk. |
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| Author | Andreas F. Borchert | ||
| Reference | 2014/32340 |
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| current | 07:58, 25 September 2021 | | 2,127 × 3,191 (2.24 MB) | AFBorchert (talk | contribs) | {{User:AFBorchert/Photo |Location=Christ Church Cathedral, Waterford, County Waterford, Ireland |Date=2014-09-22 |Description={{on Wikidata|Q2942221}} {{en|Monument to the memory of the brothers Nicholas FitzGerald and John FitzGerald, erected through the will of Richard FitzGerald, son of Nicholas FitzGerald. Transcription: ''In the Year 1770 This Monument was Erected to the Memory of Nicholas FitzGerald late of Kings Meadow Esqr. Deceased and of John FitzGerald late of the City of London Es... |
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