Photos of Fanning gravestones in Twomileborris Cemetery Co Tipperary Ireland.
Two-Mile-Borris is a small village to the south of Thurles in North Tipperary. The site of an Iron Age Village was discovered here and during early medieval times there were settlements at Two-Mile-Borris. The modern village of Two-Mile-Borris is built on the site of an Anglo-Norman borough.
There are two cemeteries in Two-Mile-Borris, an old and new.
Twomileborris Cemetery Thomas Fanning of Skehane
Patrick Fanning of Coldfields & family Twomileborris Old Cemetery Co Tipperary Ireland
John Fanning & Catherine Fanning nee Shelly Twomileborris Old Cemetery Co Tipperary Ireland Next to this gravestone in the same enclosed area is the grave of Edward Fanning of Coolcroo.Martin, Margaret and Tom Fanning of Coldfields Twomileborris New Cemetery, Co Tipperary, IrelandCatherine Fanning nee Kirwin died 1820 Two-Mile-Borris Cemetery Co Tipperary IrelandPhilip Fanning of Coldfields & family Two-Mile-Borris Cemetery Co Tipperary IrelandJames & Mary Fanning of Coldfields Two-Mile-Borris Cemetery, Co Tipperary IrelandJohn Fanning of Coldfields 1874 Twomileborris Cemetery Co Tipperary IrelandAnastasia Fanning Coldfields, Two-Mile-Borris, Cemetery Co Tipperary Ireland
Gravestone Inscription for Andrew (Andy) Fanning of Moycarky, who died 16 July 1982, and is buried in Two-Mile-Borris New Cemetery.
I was told the story of these entrances but have forgotten. If anyone knows I’d like to know the full story.
Tipperary Studies has many Graveyard transcriptions on their site and they are adding more. They also have a lot of other interesting genealogical documents.
