School: Enfield (roll number 8194)
- Location:
- Innfield, Co. Meath
- Teacher: Edward Farrell
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- Grange.The Stone Cross on the top of Grange Hill marks where Saint Patrick crossed coming from Tara.Windmill in Mr. Colgan's field believed to have been a signal tower between Carbury Castle and the Geraldine Castle at Maynooth!Rudely carved slab in Cloncurry Churchyard has the following inscription "IHS Here Lyeth the body of James Hughes 2 Wifes who departed thr life wan in year of 1723 other in 1739 Allso his postartys".There is a stone cross in Cloncurry erected in 1878 by Mrs. Bridget Kelly, 5 Dean St., Dublin with the following inscription:- "Burial place of the McGowans of Ballycarrew from the year 1450".The oldest tombs are dated 1736, 1741, 1748, 1763, 1770