> Coolcots. Can anyone tell me where Stonybatter is? Civil Parish - Carrick Baroney - Shelmalier W Union - Wexford DED - Wexford Rural Barntown = ditto. Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Simpson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2007 9:31 PM Subject: [IRL-WEXFORD] Barntown - WALSH > Hello Wexfordonians, > > does anybody at all have any information about a place called Barntown, > which is a smidgen to the west ( about 3 miles ) of Wexford town on the > N25, in the old Catholic parish of Glynn, old civil parish of Carrick ( > I think ). Have just discovered that my g grandfather, PATRICK WALSH > was born there in about 1839 and not, as I had thought in Wexford town > itself ( it does pay to listen to your cousins..... ) and so a whole > raft of data that I had collected now goes out the window. I know that > it has a Pugin church, but not much more. > > PATRICK moved to Wexford and lived in John Street, where his wife MARY > ANNE FURLONG nee ROSSITER lived with her father and mother, JAMES > ROSSITER and ANNE DANE. Patrick's sons were; PATRICK, JOHN JOSEPH, > and WILLIAM JOSEPH, so I expect that a father's name is somewhere in > there. > > In Griffiths, looking in the civil parish of Carrick, I found one > JAMES WALSH in Ballygoman, which seems to be the nearest to Barntown, > and JOHN WALSH in Shelmaliere Commons, Stonybatter, Carricklawn and > Coolcots. Can anyone tell me where Stonybatter is? The only JOSEPH > was in Rosslare - and there was a PATRICK in Clonard Little in the > parish of St Peters. > > Doing all this ancestor chasing is the best way to going bonkers that I > know of..... > > Slan, > > Mary > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have both Walsh's and Rossiters in my tree. I think the Walsh's came from Ballyhogue and Rossiters came from around Faythe St(not sure what parish that is). Mark