I am sorry but I have had to cross post these for the reason that I am not sure the lister who asked about this name is listed to the Tombstone and Cemetry lists. Cara Bunclody RC NOLAN pray for the soul of Thomas Nolan who died July 27th 1874 aged 22 years also Roger Nolan died June 26th 1879 aged 90 years. NOLAN Double sided monument 1a Erected by Mrs Elizabeth Nolan Newtownbarry in memory of her husband Thomas Nolan died June 11th 1862 aged 47 years. also her daughter Mary Nolan died may 13th 1872 aged 18 years also her daughter Lizzie Nolan died July 25th 1882 aged 21 years also her daughter Annie Nolan died March 19th 1936 aged 79 years 1b Of your Charity Pray for the soul of Mrs Eliza Nolan who died April 15th 1890 aged 50 years also her daughter Julia CLinch died Nov 3rd 1904 aged 51 years also her son James Nolan died Aopril 26th 1923 aged 66 years Cheers Cara We do have an Irishtombstone list you could always sub to or search the archives

Hello Cara, I would very much appreciate a look-up into any Keogh's in the Bunclody (Newtownbarry) area who might have been a blacksmith. I have little to go on, I'm afraid. One of the names might be Patrick KEOGH/KEHOE and his wife Margaret (GREGAN) The name GREGAN might be near the Keogh name also. The may have died sometime after 1855. I hope it is not too much to ask. Thank you so much, Judith Guest -------Original Message------- From: Cara_Links Date: 03/27/07 01:21:33 To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: [IRL-WEXFORD] BUNCLODY RC-NOLAN- Co Wexford

I looked through the Kilrush Parish records book. Although there were a fair number of Kehoes, I found no stone for Patrick or Margaret. But that often may mean only that a stone was not erected. The burial records show more burials than head-stones. However, the burial records in Kilrush Parish don't go back to the 1850s. Also, Kilrush Parish is only on one-quarter side of Bunclody, Newtownbarry. He may have been from the town itself, or some other parish adjacent. But, for what it is worth, I was able to spot a [few?] Patrick Kehoe in the lists of TENANTS, OCCUPIERS & OWNERS: BOLNAHANNY: 1824 DARBY KEHOE 1851 PATK KEHOE 1871 PAT KEHOE CLOHAMON VILLAGE: 1851 -- 1871 PAT KEHOE Mind you, there were quite a few other Kehoes mentioned in the Parish townlands, but I am such a reluctant and poor typist that I chose not to list them all here. These may give you a place to start looking for land records. By the mid- 1800s there were many leases, wills and marriage settlement contracts registered (which can be obtained on LDS films and in other places) that may reveal a registration from a father to a son, etc., with other useful information. Jeff Jernegan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judi" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:11 AM Subject: Re: [IRL-WEXFORD] BUNCLODY RC-NOLAN- Co Wexford > Hello Cara, > > I would very much appreciate a look-up into any Keogh's in the Bunclody > (Newtownbarry) area who might have been a blacksmith. I have little to go > on, I'm afraid. > One of the names might be Patrick KEOGH/KEHOE and his wife Margaret > (GREGAN) > The name GREGAN might be near the Keogh name also. The may have died > sometime after 1855. I hope it is not too much to ask. > > Thank you so much, > > Judith Guest > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: Cara_Links > Date: 03/27/07 01:21:33 > To: [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected] > Subject: [IRL-WEXFORD] BUNCLODY RC-NOLAN- Co Wexford > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Dear Judi, After sending the last about Patrick Kehoe listings in Griffith's, I dug out my copy of Brian Cantwell's MEMORIALS on CD. I had to re-learn how to search it since the last time. There were too many Kehoes in Wexford and Wicklow cemeteries, I despaired of finding Patrick. So I searched for Gregan and found one hit in the Tomacork R.C. cemetery, Co. Wicklow. I then scrolled down to check the Kehoes: Erected By Patrick Keogh Paulbeg in loving memory of his father Patrick Keogh died April 14th 1852 aged 68 years his sister Mary died Nov 13th 1884 aged 31 years and his mother Margaret Kehoe died Jam 9th 1881 aged 70 years also his son James died young and his wife Mary Kehoe died Feb 4th 1924 aged 65 years also the above Patrick Kehoe died March 19th 1935 aged 82 years also his daughter Marcella died July 27th 1945 aged 52 years and his son Patrick Kehoe who died 28th Dec 1954 and his daughter Margaret Kehoe who died 14th Feb 1963 (Note the first two named may also be KEHOE, possibly an error in transcription by b.j.c.) [JLJ: this note above is in the original text] [JLJ: Paulbeg, Co. Wicklow, is a townland about 3.5 km east of the village of Shillelagh, and about 4 km north of the town of Carnew, and about 2 km from the townland of Tomacork, which is near where my family came from to Canada and then Michigan in the late 1860s. Paulbeg is about 17 km NE of Bunclody, Co. Wexford, - a short day's walk.] Erected by Thomas Gregan Tombrean in memory of his mother Ellen Gregan who died March 1845 aged 56 years also his father John Gregan died Septr 1865 aged 78 yrs also his beloved daughter Ellen died January 2d 1891 aged 20 years also the above Thomas Gregan died Feby 25th 1895 aged 73 years and his son John died July 19 1902 aged 39 yrs also his wife Mary Gregan died May 3rd 1923 aged 86 years Hope these are yours. Jeff Jernegan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judi" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:11 AM Subject: Re: [IRL-WEXFORD] BUNCLODY RC-NOLAN- Co Wexford > Hello Cara, > > I would very much appreciate a look-up into any Keogh's in the Bunclody > (Newtownbarry) area who might have been a blacksmith. I have little to go > on, I'm afraid. > One of the names might be Patrick KEOGH/KEHOE and his wife Margaret > (GREGAN) > The name GREGAN might be near the Keogh name also. The may have died > sometime after 1855. I hope it is not too much to ask. > > Thank you so much, > > Judith Guest >