Under IGP Archives - Wexford/CHURCH New files added in January: RICHARD PASKINS of Ardamine to MARY STERNE of Ardamine, Co. Wexford (C Of I) Sept. 26, 1861 EDWARD PEPPER of Camolin to ELIZA STERNE of Ardamine. Wexford (C Of I) Sept. 5, 1849 STERNE & PASKINS Baptisms from St. Johns Church, Ardamine Barrington, Richard and Sarah, twin children of James & Sarah - Feb. 5, 1824 Barrington, Barrington, Marianne daughter of John and Anne - June 18, 1820 December: 1834 June 20 William RICHARDSON of Craan & Mary MORGAN of Raheenskeagh 1842 Oct 10 Henry RICHARDSON of Kilnamanagh to Mary GREEN of Toombe Parish 1787 Jan 20, James Twamley & Dorathea Plumer, Toombe. CoI, Co. Wexford 1831 Oct 21 John EARL of Cullentra in the Parish of Monimolin & Lucy RICHARDSON 1824 Sept 19 William MATHEWS of Donaghmore Parish and Eliza RICHARDSON To take a look or contribute: http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/

March 17th 1826 -The Wexford Evening Post CORONER'S INQUEST On Wednesday last, an inquest was held by Charles A Walker, and Christopher G Harvey Esqrs., Magistrates, on the body of Mogue Murphy, at Ballysheen, in the Barony of Forth in this County, when the following persons were empanelled as a Jury William Higginbotham-Foreman William Hayes John Furlong John Butler James Harpur Patrick Parle Benjamin Underwood Richard Pettit Martin Rossiter James Blake James Winter The Jury having viewed the body of he deceased the following witnesses were then examined. Thomas Duff:- deposed that he and he deceased had been in the employment of William Furlong, of Ballysheen, farmer, that on Saturday three weeks, the deceased brought a car with trees and plough on it, from Killinick, and that when in the lane leading to said Furlong's house, and near thereto, said Furlong, desired witness to lift the trees from the car; witness did so; and when he had gone some short distance, said Furlong called after witness "come back, for that Murphy (deceased) was down, and to come to his assistance." Witness observed deceased on the ground, and William Furlong endeavouring to support him. Said Furlong asked deceased, was he hurt-deceased replied "not: that in a little time, he would be no worse." Witness heard no dispute or angry words pass between said Furlong and deceased, and was not more than a perch distant from them at the time, and thinks he must have heard it, had any dispute taken place. Never knew said Furlong to have found any fault with the deceased. John Kavanagh:- deposed that he was in the haggard of said Wm. Furlong, within about three perches of the part of the lane mentioned by the last witness, and within view of the deceased, and of said Furlong, heard said Wm. Furlong calling out to deceased to stop the horse, and looking in that direction, saw said Furlong calling out for "help, that deceased was down," appearing greatly distressed at what had occurred . John Codd:-deposed, that he had accompanied deceased from Killinick, who had a horse and car, with some elder trees and a plough there on; that when in the lane leading to said Furlong's house, and near a gap leading into a field, Wm. Furlong and Thomas Duff stopped the car down the lane to the house, Furlong called out to the deceased to stop, and witness then observed that the car was in the act of falling back off the horse; Furlong ran up beside the car, as witness supposed, to hinder the car from upsetting and the next moment he sae Furlong supporting deceased in his arms, and heard Furlong call for assistance for the deceased; heard Furlong ask the deceased "was he hurt?" the boy replied "not;" Furlong said he had intended to have struck the horse, to endeavour to hinder the car from falling back, and witness is of opinion that, had the horse made a sudden spring forward, it would have had that effect. Dr Barron:- deposed that late on the Tuesday evening following the accident, he received a message from William Furlong to visit deceased. That he saw him on Wednesday morning, and found him affected with paralysis of he left side, and an injury on the right side of the head, occasioned by a wound from some sharp instrument; that the skull was fractured, and thinks the cheek of snaffle bridle would inflict a similar wound; consulted with Dr. Pierce, when they agreed to Trepan the skull of deceased; immediately after the operation, and when deceased was in his perfect senses, he shook hands with his master, William Furlong, and said, "he forgave him all the pain he suffered on his account, and there had been no ill will between them;" considers that the fracture was the cause of Mogue Murphy's death. Dr Renwick:- deposed that he had viewed the body of deceased, and considers that a fracture produced by some pointed instrument on the right side of the head was the cause of Mogue Murphy's death Mary Winters:- nurse tender, deposed that , shortly before Mogue Murphy died, and while he was perfectly in his senses, he desired that William Furlong should be sent for. Mogue Murphy then said, "he would no die easy, if he thought his master, Wm. Furlong, should be put to any trouble on his account of his death; that the cause of it was entirely accidental, that there was no anger between him and his master, but that he loved his master, and that his master loved him; this was the last conversation the deceased had. The evidence having closed the Jury retired for a short term, when they found a verdict of "Accidental Death" caused by a fracture on the right side of the head, proceeding from a stroke of a bridle, accidentally given by Wm. Furlong." William Furlong then gave bail to appear at the next assizes, in cse any proceedings should be instigated against him

March 7th 1826 BIRTHS HALTON:-At Newbay in this County the Lady of John Halton Esq., a son and heir. On Tuesday night the Marchioness of Cianricarde of a daughter. March 7th 1826 MARRIAGES In Monkstown Church- Annesley Brownrigg Esq., Jun of Park-Annesley of this County, to Frances daughter of the late Maurice B Annesley At Clareville James Ffrench, of Woodpark, Esq., to Elizabeth eldest daughter of, Josh Leonard Esq., of Outerard County Galway. In Killanly Church by the Rev James Burrows, J.P. Rutlegde of Tober in the Co Mayo Esq., to Alicia daughter of Thomas Bunrs, of Castlecomer, Esq. March 7th 1826 DEATHS SERRIDGE:-At New Ross, in this County Matilda Margaret daughter of Rev Thomas Serridge. PROCTOR:-At Carlow on Monday, Nathaniel Proctor., Distributor of Stamps McDONNELL:-At Shrewsbury-Thomas McDonnell Esq., Deputy-Govermor of the Hibernian Joint Stock Company, many years an eminent Merchant of Dublin. FITZGERALD:-On the 15th ult. At Ryun in Queens County, Mrs Fitzgerald, relict of the late Right Hon. Robert Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry. SUTTON:-On Friday night at his seat Kelham Hall, Nottinghamshire, John Manners Sutton, Esq., in his 74th year of his age. Mr Sutton was the eldest brother of his Grace Archbishop of Canterbury, and consequently uncle to the Speaker of the Houses of Commons. SUICIDE Monday evening, John Green, formerly grave digger of St Mary's Parish was confined in the dock of Henry-street Police Office in consequence of information of assault sworn against him by his wife. Shortly after, on some food being taken to him, the unfortunate man was discovered, suspended by his handkerchief, from a staple in the wall, quite dead. An inquest was held on the body on Tuesday evening. Ald Tyndall;- Coroner's verdict Deceased strangled himself in a fit of insanity. 10th March 1826 The Wexford Evening Post ASSIZES There are 86 prisoners in Tralee Gaol, at the approaching assizes, of whom Seventeen for murder, ten for rape, eight for burglary and robbery and sixteen for sheep stealing. The number for trial in Ennis Goal (sic) is 104 who 19 charged for murder, four with abduction, ten with burglary, four with robbery and six with rape. 10th March 1826 The Wexford Evening Post DEATHS BOULGER;- On Wednesday, the 8th instant, at Kilmuckridge, in this County, after a lingering illness, which she bore with truly Christian resignation, Mrs Boulger, wife of Mr Thomas Boulger. Sincerely and deservedly regretted. ROSSITER:- On Tuesday Morning, very generally and deservedly regretted, Patrick Rossiter, Esq., of John's-Hill in this County a gentleman who was remarkable for his patriotism, integrity and candour. ROBINSON;-On Saturday, at Lismore County Waterford Anthony Robinson Esq. 14th March 1826 -The Wexford Evening Post TRIM ASSIZES At Trim assizes on Tuesday last one Hammond, and P. Ryan were found guilty of a man named Foley. Four of the Moate Yeomanry have been apprehended by the police and charged on oath with firing shots, beaking open a house, and demanding arms in the County Westmeath. 14th March 1826 -The Wexford Evening Post DEATH On the 29th ult, of Hooping-cough, aged 2 years and a half, Isabella, and on Friday the 10th inst, aged six months, Anne only child of Lieutenant Watson, 20th Regiment.

Happy New Year! If anyone wants to see what has been added in 2009 use this tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com/ylkyaar If you want to narrow to a county just put +kerry or +cork or +ryan (as examples) and you can narrow down items added in the last year. Or take the 2009 out and search all :) Cheers, Christina http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ http://www.genrecords.org/irfiles/

Re Doyle-Kehoe Some time ago Cara Links responded to my request for information about the marriage of Johanna Doyle (maiden name -Ferns or Perns) to Peter Doyle (Enniscorthy) about 1839-49. One set of parents of this couple was Mary Kehoe b about 1795 and Laurence Doyle. Mary and Laurence had children: James b 1820, Bridget b 1819, John L. b 1821, Mary Ann b 1827 & Owen plus one of my great grandparents, either Peter or Johanna. The Laurence Doyle family moved to Chatham Ontario, Canada about 1840. Peter and Johanna did not leave Ireland until about 1851-3. Their children James b 1842, Mary b 1840, Laurence b 1845, Peter b 1850 & Johanna b 1847 were baptized at St. Aidan's Cathedral at Enniscorthy. My Grandfather Bartholomew William was born in Chatham in 1854 &Owen P. and John were born in the US. I believe the message came when I was out of town so I am now responding in hope that she (or any others) might share information which would help me find their marriage record and identify whether Johanna or Peter was the child of Mary Kehoe and Laurence Doyle. Thanks In a message dated 6/20/2008 1:09:17 A.M. Central Standard Time, irl-wexford-request@rootsweb.com writes: Today's Topics: 1. DOYLE -KEHOE (Cara_Links) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 13:14:46 +1000 From: "Cara_Links" <cracker@hotkey.net.au> Subject: [IRL-WEXFORD] DOYLE -KEHOE To: <irl-wexford@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <0CA115ABC95B438E8496ADD138A7519B@Madden> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; reply-type=original I am wondering if Larry which could of course be Laurence Doyle who married Mary Kehoe and had a John Doyle born 1828 may or may not be your family? if you think it may be I have some more dates I can give you and townland. Cara ----- Original Message ----- From: <SHEEHAN573@aol.com> To: <irl-wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 12:13 PM Subject: Re: [IRL-WEXFORD] IRL-WEXFORD Digest, Vol 3, Issue 82 >I am searching for the marriage of Johannah Doyle (maiden name) and Peter > Doyle about 1839-40. One of the sets of parents is Lawrence Doyle and > Mary > Kehoe. Thanks. > > > > **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for > fuel-efficient used cars. > (http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------ To contact the IRL-WEXFORD list administrator, send an email to IRL-WEXFORD-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the IRL-WEXFORD mailing list, send an email to IRL-WEXFORD@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of IRL-WEXFORD Digest, Vol 3, Issue 85 ******************************************

Philip Foley born 1862-02-12 at Kilmaedermott, Co Wexford, Ireland; naturalized 1903-07-21 at Calif State Superior Court, San Francisco; person to notify - US addr Catati, Sonoma Co, CA; traveled to Castlerockrill, Co Wexford June 1912 restore health Find more go here:- http://sites.google.com/site/irishgleanings/

In my family Tree I have a marriage of James Arthur Scott to Margaret Elizabeth Bates. Both were from Gorey. The marriage took place in 1883 in Dublin, but neither father's names are recorded. I have a copy of the marriage registration on which it shows that one of the witnesses was a Josephine Bates. I would be interested in knowing more abut Margaret's line. I believe that she was part of the family of Coach Builders (Bates& Sons of Gorey). I have a scanned picture of the house in which they lived and two of the items made by Bates & Sons. Gorey Church of Ireland records are not available in Dublin - they are held locally at the Church. Otherwise I would take a look at them for you. Joyce >> Searching for information on the following individuals listed below. >> There > is a William Bates listed in various genealogy records born on Dec 7, 1792 > in Gorey. > >

Not specifically for this list, but I'm wondering if anyone has encountered the above surnames being interchanged. Of five early families in NSW 1788-1850, three have both the above variants registered on more than one occasion. Indeed one family seem to have changed completely from Griffin to Griffiths. I'm aware that many Irish dropped prefixes in attempts to disguise their origins, but this is completely unexpected. Any help appreciated. Peter in Sydney

I just found a few ads placed by John Kinsley (Kinsella) formerly of Co. Wexford in the Boston Pilot searching for information on family. The first ad placed on 4 Nov 1871 was in regard to Martin and Daniel Keougho. It states they were the sons of Thomas Keougho and Elizabeth Kinsley. Elizabeth was John's sister. It also states they were natives of the parish of Ballaghkeen. The second ad was placed on 18 Nov 1865. It was seeking information on Elizabeth Kinsley Daley, the wife of Owen Daley. They were said to be natives of Enniscorthy. They later moved to Illinois, U.S.A. Based on the Kinsley wills in Wyoming County, Pa., it is assumed Elizabeth was the daughter of Miles Kinsley (Kinsella). John (m. Catherine Quinn), Elizabeth, and Miles were children of James Kinsella and Mary Sinnott along with Michael, James (m. Margaret Havey), Mary (m. Michael Swords), William, David, Catherine (m. Patrick Swords), Patrick, and Ellen (m. Michael Corcoran). If there are any connections to anyone's families, please contact me. I have extensive information on John's family and also on other siblings. Thanks. Leigh Taffe Acla The Irish Settlement

Dear List, Searching for information on the following individuals listed below. There is a William Bates listed in various genealogy records born on Dec 7, 1792 in Gorey. Do not have any information that these are the same William's. Any information would be appreciated. Looking for parents/siblings and any other information on William Bates and Jemima Bell. WILLIAM BATES was born 04 Jul 1794 in Gorey, Wexford, Ireland, and died 27 Feb 1867 in Freeport, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA. He married JEMIMA BELL 22 Feb 1825 probably in Gorey, Wexford, Ireland. She was born 22 Feb 1804 in Gorey, Wexford, Ireland, and died 11 Apr 1888 in Freeport, Armstrong, PA. Immigrated to the United States in 1832 to Freeport, Pennsylvania via Lake Erie. Children of WILLIAM BATES and JEMIMA BELL are: i. ELEANOR2 BATES, b. 09 Mar 1826, Gorey, Wexford, Ireland; d. 24 Apr 1899, Freeport, Armstrong, PA. ii. JOSEPH B. BATES, b. 03 Jan 1828, Gorey, Wexford, Ireland; d. 01 Jul 1878, Hatborrough, PA. iii. THOMAS BATES, b. 22 Mar 1830, Gorey, Wexford, Ireland; d. 25 Nov 1853. iv. MARY CATHERINE BATES, b. 29 Jul 1832, Lake Erie; d. Paulding County, OH; m. WILLIAM WILSON, Freeport, PA. v. WILLIAM EDWARD BATES, b. Bet. 27 Feb 1835 - 1836, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 13 May 1866, Freeport, Armstrong, PA. vi. SARA JANE BATES, b. 16 Apr 1836, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 02 Jan 1838, Freeport, Armstrong, PA. vii. SARA JANE BATES, b. 10 Apr 1838, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 31 Oct 1912, S. Oil City, PA; m. CHARLES BROWN; d. 1901, S. Oil City, PA. viii. ALICE ANN BATES, b. 28 Jul 1840, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 10 Aug 1869, Venange City, PA; m. SAMUEL MCKAIN, 31 Jan 1865. ix. ELIZABETH BATES, b. 08 Apr 1843, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 10 Aug 1872, Freeport, Armstrong, PA. x. MARGRET BATES, b. 04 Mar 1846, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 23 Apr 1881, Parker Twp, Butler, PA. xi. JAMES BELL BATES, b. Abt. Mar 1850, Freeport, Armstrong, PA; d. 09 Mar 1852, Freeport, Armstrong, PA. Kind Regards, Derek Green genealogy@thegreenfamily.com

Only if I did not list witnesses would there be more details Rose Cara ----- Original Message ----- From: <Maytree4@aol.com> To: <irl-wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [IRL-WEXFORD] GOREY MARRIAGES 2 > Cara, > > Thank you for posting the details of the Gorey marriages for > CONNOR/CONNORS. I presume these are all R.C marriages - do you know if > the original > registers would have any further information other than what you have > transcribed? I believe one of the entries you have listed may be that of > my great > grandfather and his first wife. Thank you for posting the details. > > Kind regards, > > Rose > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.431 / Virus Database: 270.14.122/2591 - Release Date: 12/28/09 19:32:00

Many thanks Cara. Kind regards, Rose

Cara, Thank you for posting the details of the Gorey marriages for CONNOR/CONNORS. I presume these are all R.C marriages - do you know if the original registers would have any further information other than what you have transcribed? I believe one of the entries you have listed may be that of my great grandfather and his first wife. Thank you for posting the details. Kind regards, Rose

Just added a page for Vital Records with some submissions from Joyce Tunstead. Can use more! To check them out go to: http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ There is a link to submit on the main page and on the main page for each county. Or bookmark it: http://www.genrecords.org/irfiles/ It has been quiet with the holidays upon us but we are gearing up again. Have a safe and Happy New Year, Christina

James CONNORS & MAry REDMOND 27/2/1859 GOREY EDWARD CONNORS & BRIDGET Reynolds 17/09/1863 of TINNOCK JOHN CONNORS and REYNOLDS BRIDGET 20/07/1856 GOREY BRYAN CONNOR and MARY TEIG OR TIE 21/1/1861 He of BARNLANDS JOHN CONNORS AND MARIANN SPENCER 8/02/1853 oF TARA HILL WILLIAM CONNORS/ CATHERINE BROWN/ 14/5/1876 Both from GOREY Witnessed by Charles Delaney & Elizabeth Delaney -Gorey JAMES CONNORS / JULIA BRIEN20/2/1864 Husband from RAMSFORT Pat MURPHY/ Bridget CONNOR 9/6/1882 Witnesed by John and Maggie Fortune of Gorey THOMAS FORTUNE and JOHANNACONNOR 13/7/1883 Witnesed by Denis Deghan and Kate Connors of Gorey PATRICK DUNNE and MARY CONNOR 30/10/1869 he from GOREY GARRET NOWLAN and ELIZA CONNOR 8/01/1867 He from GLANDORAN she from GOREY SILVESTER FITZGERALD and Catherine CONNORS 5/6/1855 He from GOREY HUGH LACY and ELIZA CONNORS17/01/1854 He from TOMNAHELY PAUL KENNY and Mary CONNORS 11/05/1879 He from GOREY Witnessed by John Kenny and Eliza Carton of Gorey DANIEL WHELAN and Mary CONNORS 26/09/1850 Groom from KNOCKDUFF THOMAS CARTY * and Tess CONNORS TESS 27/11/1876 Groom from TOMMAHELY THOMAS CONNORS and Anne CONNORS 7/9/1883 witnessed by John Bryan and Margaret Fitzgerald PATRICK FORTUNE/ Mary CONNORS 6/09/1866 Groom of GOREY JAMES KAVANAGH / Margaret CONNORS 30/3/1867 Groom of GOREY HENRY CONNORS and ELIZA DONNELLY 7/11/1852 He From BANOGUE DARBY CONNORS BRIDGET HARDIN* 29/11/1857 He from GOREY James CONNORS & Agnes KIRWIN 20/11/1881 Witnesssed by :-James Redmond and Mary Kirwan of Gorey 1/11/1884 JOHN HIBBITS and MARGARET CONNORS Witnessed James Byrne-Anne Connors married by Rev J Furlong P.P. residing GOREY WORKHOUSE 5/4/1891 THOMAS CONNORS and ANNE TROY Witnessed by Richard Kavanagh -Ellen Canavan -Residing Gorey 15/8/1894 JAMES CONNORS and ELIZABETH BOLGER Witnessed by James Reddy -Mary Bolger He from RIVER CHAPEL GOREY Elizabeths birth may be 1867? ( noted from research) 4/8/1895 HENRY CONNORS & ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND Witnesses John Redmond -Mary Corban-all of Gorey

31/07/1900 JOHN SINNOTand JULIA CONNORS Witnessed by C Peters and Lilie Connors -Gorey MARTIN CONNORS and Mary NAUGHTER 8/6/1869 GOREY 14/08/1900 DENIS ALLEN and SARAH CONNORS Witnessed by Peter Allen and Ellen Carty PARKBAWN 4/11/1901 MICHAEL CONNORS and CATHERINE DOYLE Witnessed Thomas Finn-Margaret Kinsella of Gorey 5/11/1901 JOHN KELLY and MARY CONNORS Witnesses James Behan -Ann Ruth -Priest James Redmond 10/08/1903 PETER CONNORS & ANNE CROW Witnessed by John Murphy and Mary Crowe of Gorey 8/04/1907 HENRY CONNORS/ KATE DEEGAN Witnessed by William Troy-Kate Laffan 29/08/1908 MAURICE DUNBAR /MARY CONNORS Witnessed by William Dunbar-Mary Dunbar of Craan and the Workhouse 5/09/1910 JEREMIAH O'CONNOR and CATH BERRY Witnessed by Thomas and Alice Connor No fixed home No fixed Home ( left Enniscorthy) Jeremiah By Dispensation 23/01/1911 JN. CONNORS & ELLEN QUINN Witnessed by Jos. McCloud-Brigid Connors 28/08/1911 JOSEPH McCLEOD & BRIGID CONNORS Witnesses Thomas Byrne -Brigid Dixon Parish priest _ Rev Walter RossiterP.P. Gorey 　

JOHN DOYLE/ MARGARET CONNORS 29/11/1865 PATT KEHOE/ MARY CONNORS 24/5/1843 THOMAS KEHOE/ BRIDGET CONNORS 5/8/1841 DAVID LEARY /ANTY CONNORS 21/1/1839 PATRICK MARTIN /ELIZABETH CONNORS 9/9/1855 THOMAS MURPHY /ELIZA CONNORS 26/2/1843 PETER CONNORS /MARGRET CULLIN 12/11/1852 JAMES CONNOR/ MARGRET DONOHOE 27/6/1859 THOMAS CONNOR /MARY DOYLE 17/2/1863 WILLIAM CONNOR /ANNE DUNNE 1/12/1877 WILLIAM CONNORS /ANNE DUNNE 19/12/1877 NICHOLAS CONNORS /MARGARET FOLEY 10/2/1857 PATRICK O'CONNOR /MARY ELLEN GAHAN 13/1/1880 JAMES CONNOR /ANNE KAVANAH 24/10/1862 JAMES CONNOR/ CATHERINE KELLY 5/2/1856 THOMAS CONNORS /ELIZA REDMOND 29/10/1872 JAMES CONNOR/ JANE REDMOND OR EDMOND 2/10/1870 JOHN CONNORS /BRIDGET WHEELER 11/8/1860 No townland or witnesses were noted for sake of compiling more. MARRIAGES FROM MONAGEER PARISH CO WEXFORD IRELAND-RC-pos4284 Transcribed 2006 -2007 Cara_Links NLI Dublin

Hi Paul, Doyle and Parle Inscriptions from Ramsgrange Old Cemetery; DOYLE. Erected by Sarah Doyle of Arthursdown in memory of her husband Capt R. Doyle who depd this life Mar 10th 1845 aged 28 years also her son Laurence Doyle who depd this life Jan 18th I846 aged 5 years also Joseph Doyle his wife Mary Doyle their daughters Bridget, Mary, Margaret, Mary Ann and their sons John and Laurence and James died 15th Sept 1968 aged 90, DOYLE. Erected by Henry Doyle of Botherran in memory of his son Thomas Doyle who depd this life April 18 1831 aged 19years. Also his wife Bridget Doyle who depd this life March 29 1832 aged 43 years. Also the above named Henery Doyle who dep this life Oct 29 1865 aged 80 yer also his son Frank died 3 April 1886 agd 68 yrs also his grandson Thomas died 2nd Nov 1887 agd 31 yrs also Catherine Doyle died 23rd Nov 1892 aged 76 yrs. The following inscription is added at top of stone: Also Kate Doyle died 8th May 1918 and her sister Brigid Doyle died 21st Oct 1929 also their brother Henry Doyle died 28th Oct 1929 and Frank Doyle died 23rd March 1934. DOYLE. Erected by James Doyle Senior of Duncannon who depd this life Jan 18th 1830 aged 79 years. DOYLE. This tomb is erected by Mary Doyle in memory of her beloved husband Michael Doyle Duncannon who departed this life on the (22?) Feb 18?3 aged?? years also two of her children who died young also to the memory of her son. James Doyle who departed this life on the 20th September 1850 aged 26 years th (sic) the above MaryDoyle who died May the 6th 1857 aged 67 years. PARL. Two headstones side by side, 1) Erected by John Parl in memory of his daughter Bridget Parl who depd this life June 5th 1825 aged 3 years. 2) In loving memory of May Parle Duncannon died August 23 1927 aged 2.2. Years Kind Regards John G. -----Original Message----- From: irl-wexford-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-wexford-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul Doyle Sent: 28 December 2009 12:16 To: irl-wexford@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-WEXFORD] Ramsgrange cemetery? Greetings from Toronto. My g-granmother, Mary (Parle) Doyle of Duncannon was buried in Ramsgrange in 1926. I'd like to find out if others are in the same grave, particularly her husband Patrick, born Duncannon c1848. Patrick died (perhaps drowned as he was a fisherman) between 1889 when their youngest child was born and the 1901 census where Mary is shown as a widow. No gravestone has been found for Mary - perhaps finances did not allow for one- but her mass card specifies that she was buried on Ramsgrange. Also, I have a fairly good list of descendents of Moses Doyle, Duncannon c1800 if anyone is researching that line. Happy New Year - Paul ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Greetings from Toronto. My g-granmother, Mary (Parle) Doyle of Duncannon was buried in Ramsgrange in 1926. I'd like to find out if others are in the same grave, particularly her husband Patrick, born Duncannon c1848. Patrick died (perhaps drowned as he was a fisherman) between 1889 when their youngest child was born and the 1901 census where Mary is shown as a widow. No gravestone has been found for Mary - perhaps finances did not allow for one- but her mass card specifies that she was buried on Ramsgrange. Also, I have a fairly good list of descendents of Moses Doyle, Duncannon c1800 if anyone is researching that line. Happy New Year - Paul

Hoping that all on the list have a really happy Christmas - no emergencies or traumas etc., just a great time with all the family and a wonderful year to follow with at least one ( or two or more? ) bricks falling out of the old walls. And many thanks to all those who have given help and advice, and shared their knowledge around. Slan Mary happy on at least three counts; 1. the days are getting longer 2. the ice and snow are going and the weather is a mite softer 3. having a wonderful time finding more family on the new website of the old Kerry parish records on www.irishgenealogy.ie