A friend of Bellett's and Darby's; mntioned in Neatby's history in connection with the Powerscourt meetings, and also in Bellett's 'Interesting Reminiscences of the Early History of “Brethren”'
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Richard said ...
This -- as evidenced by the dates shown for his life (1859-1939) -- is in fact the grave of a grandson of John Synge of Glanmore, and not that of Bellett's and Darby's friend Edward Synge (1788-1882) who was John Synge's cousin (and lived and preached in the west of Ireland).
