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St. Columba's Church, Tullow, County Carlow, Ireland

English: Monument in memory of Lieutenant General Clement Nevill who died on 5 August 1744. The monument was sculpted by David Sheehan in 1745 after Francis Godfrey's Monument in St. Michael's Chapel, Canterbury Cathedral. Inscription: “Under neath lieth the Body of the Honourable Lieutenant General Clement Nevill, who departed this Life the fifth day of August 1744 in the 70th year of his age. He was the eldest Commissioned Officer in his present Majesty King George the Seconds Service, and had the honour to receive his first Commission from the Ever Glorious King William the third, when Prince of Orange, which bore date the 31st of December 1688: as He set out in military Service, under that great Patron of Liberty. so He had the happiness to be first employed, under General Kirk in the relief of London Derry; and Soon after carried the Colours at the Battle of the Boyne. both memorable events; by which this Kingdom in particular, was delivered from impending Slavery. He afterwards Served as Lieutenant Colonel in Spain and acquitted himself with great honour, when Paymaster to the unhappy Persons who were left Prisoners in that Country. His Publick Services ended as they began, in the defence of his Country; at the Battle of Preston, where his treatment of those deceived men, when in his care as Prisoners, will allways be mentioned as an example, that true courage, and the tenderest humanity, ever go together. He was descended by his Fathers Side, from a Younger Branch of Lord Abergavenys Family, and his Mother, was Sister, to Sir Charles Wolseley, of Wolseley, in the Kingdom of England, and County of Stafford Baronet.”


Arms.–Gules, a saltire ermine. Crest.–Out of a ducal coronet, or, a bull's head ermine, armed or. (Quoted from Sumner, P. “ARMS AND CRESTS OF THE COLONELS OF REGIMENTS TO THE YEAR 1746.” Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, vol. 13, no. 52, 1934, pp. 229–33. JSTOR 44226100.) Please note that this blazon does not match the sculpture which displays a rose instead of ermine. Motto: Ne vile velis (same motto as Thomas Nevile, see here).
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