leac uaighe

[ocian_c]

An mbeadh duine in ann an leac uaighe seo a aistriú go Béarla?

[Ian Nelson]

using good old Google Translate...
Would anyone be able to translate this tombstone into English?

[Ian Nelson]

is it Hindi ?   I can sound out many of the words which sound Celtic, Irish or Western Isles which have the same Indo-European root words as Indian languages.  The months come up in Google Translate.  It might take a bit of retyping into phrases and inputting into Google Translate.

[Ian Nelson]

It outfoxes Google Translate ... words I've entered have come up as , Filipino, Corsican, Catalan, Irish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic, Japanese and Hindi.  However, buried + a date is clearly seen all the way down the bottom of the obelisk.   Knowing the location would help.  Is it Bretagne ?   Or the Crimea?  or some other Conflict Zone possibly ?  Malta is a possibility as their own language is a mixture but mainly derived from Africa, but where is it? 

[Maiden Stone]

I recognise a few words. I can't read some of inscription.
Line 2   _ mercy on the soul
Line 4 _ April 1901
Line 7   March 1901
Line8   also  the soul _ _
Line 10  on 27 July 1898
Line 11  also  the soul of father domnaill
Line 12 Milua d.d.  _ _ _ _ _
Line 13  on 15 November 1911
Line 16 soul of father Catal uiluan SP

I've done easy bits. My Irish is sparse and rusty.

d.d.  = D.D. Doctor of Divinity?
Was Catal uiluan Cathal  Charles) Houlihan?

[Elwyn Soutter]

It outfoxes Google Translate ... words I've entered have come up as , Filipino, Corsican, Catalan, Irish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic, Japanese and Hindi.  However, buried + a date is clearly seen all the way down the bottom of the obelisk.   Knowing the location would help.  Is it Bretagne ?   Or the Crimea?  or some other Conflict Zone possibly ?  Malta is a possibility as their own language is a mixture but mainly derived from Africa, but where is it?

The language is Irish, written in the formal classical style. Carrycowan (Carrowcowan) is mentioned on the gravestone. That’s near Ballymena Co. Antrim.

[heywood]

Using this forum - our replies should be in Irish. 
The memorial is to the O’Loan family - is that what is required?

1901 - Death of Henry and his wife Isabella (ni ciarda - Carey?)
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1901/05730/4617095.pdf
Isabella died just before the census and he died just after

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Crumlin/Carrycowan/929638/

[conahy calling]

Line 3     Henry ui Luain who died 2nd
       4      April 1901
       5     and  Sibeal Ni Ciarda his wife
       6     ....... who died on 26th
       7          March 1901
       8      and on the soul of his son Henry Junior
       9    Ui luain  ME   ......    ...... who
      10    died 27th July 1898
      11    and on the soul Fr  Daniel
      12     uiLuain DD  the oldest son who
      13     died 15th November 1911
      14    ....professor......  Maynooth
      15    for 15 years  and
      16    on the soul Fr Cathal Uiluain  SP
      17     who put up this grave stone
      18     and who died on 30th Oct 1935



Added   Death cert Daniel OLoan
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1911/05383/4502303.pdf

[Maiden Stone]

       9    Ui luain  ME   ......    ...... who
     

       9. Ui liain me fear ......
  fear = man