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A list of burials in the Cord Cemetery, Drogheda was published as ‘The Cord Cemetery’ by James Garry, published by the Old Drogheda Society in 1999.

I do not have a copy unfortunately.

Also many of the gravestones were pushed over and/or vandalised making them unreadable. However a restoration project was undertaken some years ago but I don't know if it was ever completed.

Peter.

See John Grenham's blog in today's Irish Times:
http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/irishroots/2013/01/06/tyrone-house/

PJC

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Peter Clarke

I am interested in all things "Greenham"! In fact I set up the blog which gives an index of Irish Greenhams from 1600 to 1800: http://earliestgreenhamsinireland.blogspot.com/
James Dyas Greenham was my 3 x great grandfather. (I have his silver teapot with his initials!) He had 2 marriages with 8 children from the first and 3 from the second (my line).
Robert Greenham was a son from the 1st marriage to Jane E. Hornidge, christened, St. Catherine's, Dublin 4 Jul 1803. He married Jane Moon from Cupar, Fifeshire, Scotland on 3 Oct 1836 and settled in Mountrath where he was involved in the family business of cotton milling. When it failed, he emigrated with his wife and 3 of his children, arriving Melbourne, Australia 9 Mar 1857, and has living descendants in New South Wales.
Robert and Jane's children were:
* Jessie Victoria Greenham, ch. 7 Jul 1837, Clonernagh and Clonagheen Parish, Mountrath
* Jane Greenham, ch 29 Sep 1838, Clonernagh...; m. James Patton MacKenzie, Victoria, Australia, 1862, 7 children; d. Melbourne 25 Jan 1925
* Margaret Greenham, b. Mountrath, abt. 1843; d. Melbourne 4 Apr 1914
* Robert James Greenham, ch. 29 Jul 1841, Clonernagh...;mar. Catherine Florence Spicer, 1877, Victoria, Australia, 2 children; d. Sydney, NSW

Peter

Just to clarify:

The Belfast Savings Bank (founded 1816) merged with other Savings banks to form the Trustee Savings Bank in Northern Ireland but it did not merge with Lloyds. Unlike the TSB in England & Wales, TSB Bank Northern Ireland was bought by the AIB Bank (Allied Irish Banks p.l.c.) of Dublin, Ireland and merged with its branches in Northern Ireland to become:

First Trust Bank (otherwise AIB Group (UK) p.l.c.)

The headquarters is @ 92, Ann Street, Belfast

PJC (retiree of First Trust Bank)

p.s. I've cut out a few interim steps along the way to simplify!