Hi there,
I spent some time this morning and viewed every standing stone in Killeshin CofI cemetery. I am afraid I didn't have luck locating the grave marker. Unfortunately, this graveyard and church were a victim of senseless vandalism a number of years ago. Almost a third of the old headstones have been smashed or pushed over, many face down - including my mother and father-in-laws grave. Some stones are illigible due to age and lichen. I assume you got the reference B67 from the Carlow IGP site - but if not - here it is.
GLOVER
Section B-67
Erected in Loving Memory of
Brother John George Glover P.M., P.P.G.S.W.
And Clerk of Carlow Union
Who was called to the Grand Lodge Above
2nd March 1907 aged 45 Years
There is also interred here
His son Alfred who died
25th June 1905 aged 17 years.
And his brother Samuel who died 20th Feb. 1890
aged 21 Years.
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It is interesting that John was referenced as 'Brother' called to the 'Grand Lodge Above'. I take that to be a reference to the Masons who had a very strong lodge in Carlow at that time.
Without a map, I cannot pinpoint it exactly. I will try to contact the church warden to see if they can be of more help. Alternatively, if I get time to list graves B60 to B80 and use them as a reference point, I may yet be able to get you a photo of the grave, but please be aware it may be one of the damaged graves.
regards
Ros
