my Payne/Paine ancestors buried at Mt. Jerome

[cmcm1]

thank you myluck for the photos

I don't have those names on my tree

pm'd you


thanks again for your kindness to photograph  the graves hopefully someone will see this post and know who the people are

[myluck!]

These are from the section where William is buried in an unmarked grave

[myluck!]

These are from the section where William is buried in an unmarked grave
View from opposite direction

[myluck!]

From Section 227 where Elizabeth is buried although not listed on the grave

Loving Memory of
SAMUEL PAYNE
died 24th July 1915
aged 41 years
his beloved wife
REBECCA PAYNE
died 29th June 1975
aged 93 years
their daughters
MARY PAYNE
died 6th July 1910
aged 2 years
ANNIE PAYNE
died 19 Feb 1987

[cmcm1]

wow thank you for all you hard work doing this I hope one day I repay you

[myluck!]

It was a lovely day for a walk!! and a couple of funerals!

[cmcm1]

It was a lovely day for a walk!! and a couple of funerals!

wonder in the future can we put a headstone for William in the common area

[myluck!]

From what I know if you can prove lineage from anyone buried in a common grave you can purchase it. If it is shared by unrelated persons the first party to request purchase can do so. You must own a grave to put a headstone on it. It can only be owned by one person (it cannot be shared ownership).

I meant to follow this up with as my OH's gggp's are buried together in a common grave and I investigated this a while ago but left on the long finger. Should get back to that.....

[johnjensen]

Here's a link to what hopefully is all the Payne entries for Mt Jerome in igp-web.   
http://goo.gl/cZ5wl

What you do with each one is click on the link to go the page of text inscriptions, noting down the page number (1-43, you'll see the number ar the end of the page address for each page). Next, find all instances of Payne or Paine with your find/search function in your browser. Then note down the position of the Payne/Paine record within the 150 records on the page.  Then if you want the corresponding photograph you'll find it in the same order within the 150 photos for those records, which you'll find in the middle column of the following page already given to you in Reply no. 2 above. e.g If a text record is 60th out of the 150 on, say, page 32, the photograph will also be 60th on the 32nd page of photos.

http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-ndx.htm