David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ The Ulster Journal welcomed information from all parts of Ireland; and it has been matter for regret that no volunteer author or essayist contributed an article on Huguenot Refugees in Dublin. Although as to that hospitable city we have no such discourse in print, yet we have sermons in stones — monuments with epitaphs, at least such as time and tempest have not corroded away. I venture, without her permission, to name Miss Frances Layard, who has searched for every obtainable Huguenot reminiscence in Dublin with praiseworthy zeal and no inconsiderable success. ”

“ Maria Favière, relict of the late Major Favière, who departed this life on the 13 day of April 1826, aged 71 years. In her was united every truly amiable quality, with piety the most sincere, and manners the most engaging, which endeared her to her family and friends, who deeply mourned her loss.
Here also rest the remains of Gertrude, wife of Thomas Parsons, Esq., and the youngest daughter of the above-named Maximilian and Maria Favière, who died 6 Dec. 1860, aged 71, in sure and certain hope of a joyful resurrection through the merits of her Redeemer. ”

“ A large portion of this volume has been occupied with refugees who settled in Ireland, many of whom founded families whose members have been known as benefactors, and have been held in general esteem. ”