Chapel, under a monument upon which his widow commemorated his many virtues and his twenty years' chaplaincy in India. He left £1,000 for an episcopal house at Ardbraccan, £140 for the rectory of Llanaelhaiarn, the personal estate acquired previously to his translation to be applied by the governors of Queen Anne's Bounty for the benefit of poor clergy in England, and that afterwards acquired for the benefit of churches in Meath. References Attribution 1724 deaths Members of the Privy Council of Ireland Anglican bishops of Meath 18th-century Anglican bishops in Ireland Alumni of Jesus College, Oxford Year of birth uncertain 18th-century Welsh Anglican bishops