Perhaps I should incorporate these relatively few photographs in my future (Kolkata) Genealogy post. However, I already have enough photos for two such posts. Moreover, it seems to be more thematic to have a separate post for the memorials in Chennai. I should emphasize that these are memorials, they are not headstones as they are in a church, not a cemetery. However, I have the impression that one, or possibly two, bishops were actually interred there.
I also want to relate my surprise at seeing a few Armenian names there. In Kolkata, I am aware that the Armenians had a large presence here and I have read one or two articles that indicated that they may have pre-dated Job Charnock (the presumed founder of Calcutta). However, perhaps it is not so surprising that the names were there in Chennai. There is a nearby, extremely old Armenian Church.
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| Eliza Holmes wife of Captain Thomas Ralph Holmes daughter of John & Margaret Arathoon |
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| Regis Kelly (did they have a chat show?) Martha Kelly D'Sales Nugent Aloysius Neville Bridget Mangan |
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| Xavier Molloy Xavier Flattery Frances Curran Gertrude Kearney |
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| Johannes Baptista Eugenius Sheill Petrus Barry Nathaniel O'Donnell Terentius McSweeney |
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| Daniel Dogherty Patricius Gannon Gulielmus H. Sterling Michael Laffan Matthias D'Rozario |
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| Edward Lecot Vice Consul of France |
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| Edith Mary Agnes Lecot |
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| Madame La Coumtesse M.A. Dayot Beadle Adelaid Reynaud Jarret |
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| Francisco Mudy Naiker Adolphine E. MacLeod Nina Margareth Arathoon |
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| Eugene Mederlet |
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| Michael Gould |
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| Bernard Rangel |
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| John & Priscella Hussam |
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| Reverend William Kelly |
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| Josephine Jessie Arathoon |
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| Joannes Aelen |
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| Joannes Aelen |
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| Theophili Mayer |
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| Mary Louisa Lecot child of Edward & Mary Lecot |
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| Stephan Fennelly(?) |
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| Edward Samuel Moorat eldest son of Mookartish Moorat brother of John Samuel Moorat |