Hi Anne, This is the point where I attempt to look intelligent, while stupidly saying, "I don't know where my great-grandparents are buried.....but did you see them anywhere????" Yeah, just try looking intelligent while saying that!! About the only information I can offer at this point is the following: My g-grandfather was James Markham, b. 1808, d. 15 January 1907, lived in Newtown, Lissatunna, Ennistymon, farming land rented from Captain Francis McNamara. My g-grandmother was Catherine (O'Loughlin) Markham, b. 1844, d. 14 January 1925, resided with her husband in Newtown. Their children were all born in Newtown, Lissatunna, Ennistymon and baptised at the Parish of Ennistymon. They were Roman Catholic, I believe. Prior to the deaths of James and Catherine (Kate) Markham, at least three of their twelve children pre-deceased them: 1) Susan Markham, (Female) b. 28 July 1868, d. 20 November 1868, Newtown, Lissatunna, Ennistymon 2) Michael Markham, (Male) b. July 1863, d. 10 October 1870, Newtown, Lissatunna, Ennistymon 3) Catherine Markham, (Female) b. 15 July 1875, d. 07 September 1878, Newtown, Lissatunna, Ennistymon I don't know whether or not this is enough information for you to take an educated guess at where they might be buried, but it's all I have at the moment. I would imagine they'd be buried in a Roman Catholic cemetery closest to their home in Newtown. I will attempt, once again, to get a specific location of where they are buried. Until then, unfortunately, this is the only information I have to offer. Thank you, again, for trying to assist me, Anne. I appreciate it very much. :) -Kat-

ID YEAR SURNAME FORENAME TITLE PLAINTIFF PARISH BARONY NOTE 366 1823 Markham James Edmond Greene Mahon Kilmaly Islands lands of Upper Cragroe Here is a James Markham in 1823. His landlord was Edmond Greene Mahon. Nicola