Slavin Graves

The Slavin Church was a chapel of ease for parish members who lived far from the Inishmacsaint Parish Church at Church Hill (1686 - 1827) and then at Benmore after 1827. It is located near the Rosscor Viaduct Road on A46, just east of Belleek.

Records for this new church date back to 1800. The earliest grave stone is dated 1835. There is an older graveyard (Slavin Old) nearby which has recently been documented by David Elliott of Kinfolk Finders. Most graves at Old Slavin were Roman Catholic. There were no Dundas or McBrien graves noted during my visit in Sept. 2011.

I documented many of these Slavin New gravestones from visits in 1979, 1984, 1999, 2002 and 2011 with photographs. Much weathering has been noted over this 23 year period.

Photos, Plot Plan and Burial Records are found below:


Slavin_Churchyard_Ver4.pdf

Slavin Plot Plan


Slavin Burials