My ancestors - Humphrys - Contents
Abington, Co.Limerick
Or Abingdon. Near Murroe, E of Limerick city. See map.Burial place of the Humphrys family.
The old churchyard at Abington.
See full size. See close-up of plaque.
Photos 2006. Photos courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
The Cistercian monastery, the Abbey of Owney (or "Wotheney Abbey"), Abington, Co.Limerick,
was founded c.1196 by Theobald Walter, first Chief Butler of Ireland,
who is also buried here.
Location of Humphrys graves:
Go in entrance, forward until nearly at new building on RHS.
William Humphrys and
James Humphrys
are on LHS.
John Humphrys is in centre near new building.
David Humphreys is a bit in front of new building.
Grave of William Humphrys and James Humphrys
Grave of William Humphrys and James Humphrys, Abington, Co.Limerick.
See full size. Photo 2009 courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
See other 2009 shot and other 2009 shot.
Grave of John Humphrys
Grave of John Humphrys (with broken cross on ground in front of it), Abington, Co.Limerick.
See full size. Photo 2009 courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
See other 2009 shot.
Grave of Dr. David Humphreys
Grave of Dr. David Humphreys and his wife Nell, Abington, Co.Limerick.
Note Rath grave in background.
See full size and other shot. Photos 2009 courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
See other 2009 shot.
See also 2006 shot light adjusted and original courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
Close-up of above.
Photo 2009.
See full size.
See also
2006 shot
courtesy of Richard Humphreys.
