Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 MISCELLANEOUS John Byrne -Slater - Murrough John Collins -Wool dealer - Kilmantin Hill Edward Doolittle -Harbour Master Main Street K Walter :-Manager -Dublin and Wicklow Manure Company, manufacturer of manure, saltcake, vitriol and bleaching powder, Wicklow -Head Office 4 College Street Dublin John Fitzgerald- Marine Store dealer, South Quay Betsy Haggerty- Nursery Wicklow Robert Halpin- Town Clerk and secretary to the Harbour Board, and commissioner for Acknowledgements and affidavits, Wicklow. Robert Hoey, Clothes dealer-main Street William H . H Kennedy-Bank Accountant Church Street Michael Lawless- Clothes Dealer- Main Street Wm. McPhail Printer -Main Street Joseph Pim-Oil and Colour dealer -South Quay Abraham Rogers- Auctioneer -Fitzwilliam Square Joseph Smyth -Ironmonger, & C., Main Street Misses Stephens -Milliners -Church Street PLACES OF WORSHIP~AND THEIR MINISTERS Episcopal Church Wicklow- Rev Henry Brownrigg.A.M. Prebendary and rural Dean, Rev Henry Rooke, A.M.Curate Epispopal ( sic) Church-Nin's Cross-Rev Hoar -incumbent Roman Catholic Chapel Wicklow -Rev Patrick O'Doherty-paris priest Rev Maurice O'Sullivan and Rev Edward Quaid - Curates Roman Catholic Chapel Ashford - Rev Thos O'Carroll-Parish Priest Rev Daniel Coyle-curate Friends Meeting House -Bay View Terrace Methodist ( Wesleyan) Chapel Wicklow- Rev Edward Banks ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 PROVISION DEALERS & DEALERS IN SUNDRIES Terence Byrne -Ashford Thomas Carroll-Main Street Michael Connor -Summer Hill Patrick Farrell - Abbey Street Patrick Fitzsimons -Main Street Thomas Gilligan -Currantine Hill James Hamilton -Main Street Mary Kennedy-Bridge Street Eliza Mullen -South Quay Thomas Murray-Abbey Street Thomas Rourke -Main Street SADDLERS John Burne -Fitzwilliam Square Thomas Chapman- Rathnew Patrick Doyle-Main Street SHIPOWNERS John & Sons Edwards-South Quay Harry Fox- South Quay William Greggs -Bridge Street Thomas Gregory -Abbey Street William J Nolan - Main Street Joseph Pim-South Quay Thmas Wall-main Street TAILORS Richard Byrne -Ashford William Conway - Mall Thomas Kavanagh- Ashford TALLOW CHANDLERS Bridget Bynre - Fitzwilliam Square James W Dillon -Abbey Street WATCHMAKERS Frances Gellettle -Main Street William Manley- Rathnew ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 MERCHANTS John & Sons Edwards ( iron & Slate ) South Quay William J Nolan _ Main Street & South Quay Joseph Pim- Quay John Dixon Smith -main Street & Quays John A Travers-North Quay MILLERS AND FLOUR MERCHANTS James Courtenay - Abbey Street; mills, Killincarrig George Kent-Abbey Street; mills, Brittas Jerem Mooney-Milltown Ashford John Dixon Smith -Main Street;mills South Quay Saml. Sutton-Mountusher-Ashford NAILMAKERS John Brown -South Quay Thoams Ellis -Main Street NEWSPAPER Wicklow News Letter and County Advertiser W McPhail proprietor Main Street PAWNBROKERS John Hayden _ Main Street Michael McCabe -Abbey Street PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS George H Halpin M.D. Main Street Andrew Nolan -Hill side ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 LEATHER SELLERS Mary Magee- Main Street Richard Ost -Main Street William Shaw- Main Street LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS AND HABERDASHERS Maria Flanagan -Main Street Nathaniel Haskins-Main Street Richard Keegan -Main Street Mathew M'Donald -Main Street E & K O'Brien -Abbey Street Thomas Smyth - Main Street Mary and Elizabeth Warren- Main Street ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyril Newsome" <cnews@eircom.net> To: <IRL-WICKLOW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 1:40 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Purchased a BMD lately? > Has anyone purchased an Irish BMD cert recently? > > On a recent trip into the Registrars office here in Wexford this last > week, I was advised that the cost of Birth Certs etc. has increased from > ?6.90 (that's 6 euros and 90 cents.) to ?8 (8 euros) plus a ?2 (2 euros) > search fee. > > Overall it has been due for an increase for some time, which now makes it > comparable to the cost of Certs. issued in the UK. > > They now also have facilities for Credit/Debit cards but DO NOT accept > them over the Internet. > (I'm not sure about over the phone in all honesty.) > > slan > Cyril Newsome > Loch Garman > > >

Thanks for the info Eileen on the marriage of George Doolittle to Rose Ann Gore. and we must catch up sometime, hope you are OK, I have just started to see a new lease of life back into the list during the last few days, so I would like to Wish Cara and Yourself and Peggy and Cyril and all of my Friends on the List A VERY HAPPY AND PEACEFUL CHRISTMAS and may all our finds be good and exciting finds. Gina

I can't remember if it has been emntioned on the list but a reprint / re-edit has just been printed by UCD Press. Its Memories of West Wicklow by William and Mary Hanbidge. I got a copy and found it a very nice read (it was also special in the its mentions Valentines twice - my area of research). The original also had more family trees and other such information which was updated by Nora Hanbidge a few years ago. A review is here: http://dublin.anglican.org/books/2005/bk050420-hanbidge.html and is stocked by Amazon at http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1904558240/qid=11343 98019/sr=8-3/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i3_xgl/026-6146366-2594022 or can be ordered from UCD Press at http://www.ucdpress.ie/ucdpress/display.asp?K=510000000283478& st_01=hanbidge&sf_01=cauthor&sf_02=ctitle&sf_03=keyword&sort= %24RANK&m=1&dc=1 The Hanbidges have also "launched" their own web site which is still in early days yet. http://www.hanbidge.webeden.co.uk/ Best regards to all for the forthcoming Xmas and New Year Brendan

I have just been at the G.R.Os in Dublin (Joyce House) and did a five year Death Search for two euro. The cost of obtaining photocopies of the entries was four euro each. These charges would be the same for Births and Marriages. Joyce Tunstead -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.13.13/197 - Release Date: 09/12/05

Hi Sylvia The only Hunters I know about are of the Hunters Hotel (near Ashford) now run by cousins (relations of some sort ) called Gelletlie http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/hunters.htm They had a son that went to South Africa with a relation I am looking for (Joseph Valentine - Roundwood) around 1900 or so. They joined the South African Constabulary. I belive a second son (Hunter) also joined and at least one was killed there. I have yet to do any research in this area and haven't even confirmed the above on the Hunter side. Don't know if this is any good or even new info.... Brendan. On 11 Dec 2005 at 20:08, Sylvia wrote: > Hi from the wilds of Northumberland > > I have recently joined, and as there has been a burst of activity have been spurred on to post my request. > I would welcome any information or suggestions of where to go next.. > My gggrandfather Isaac Hunter was born in Carnew ~ 1804 ( bit of a shock the family were convinced he came from Scotland). This has been confirmed by army records. He enlisted in Dublin in the 28th Foot and ended up in Australia where three of his children were born ( confirmed). He was discharged 1842 and it was presumed he went back to Australia where my ggrandfather was born as he always gave his birth place as Syndey NSW - but I can't confirm this. > I was however surprised to find an Isaac Hunter in Griffith's Vauation of Tenements as renting house and land in the parish of Mullincuff 1854. If it was his father he would have been getting on - or did Issac not treturn to Australia and come back to Wicklow after leaving the army ( and did my gGrandfather lie about his place of birth). > > If you are still with me ...is there anyway of getting any further?. Is anyone looking for Hunters ( not a very Irish name)? My son is marrying an Irish girl in Dublin this summer - so I will be coming over. Is there anywhere I could go to find out further info? > Thinks for listening, > Sylvia > > > ==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== > Stick to the lists Golden Rule and you will never go wrong, Co Wicklow genealogy~history~news~ and be nice to one another. > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > Brendan Dixon Computing Services, UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4 Ireland Vox:353 1 7162008 Fax:353 1 2837077

A while back I put the attached message on the list wondering if anyone knew who Aunt Nan was. I have had a response, and as the lady in question is still living inWicklow, to protect her privacy I'm not going to post her name and details to the list. If anyone is interested please contact me off list. Susan > >Interesting to see that you listed Tuttys and Moorehouses in your research. >I have a Frances Eager, b. 27th June 1842, who married a Mr Moorhouse. >Their son, Tom Moorhouse was born about 1887 and died 26th February 1933, >age 46. He married Mary Tutty. >She was the daughter of Anne (Tutty) and Richard Tutty, and was lived >between 1881 and 1960. >My many times great aunt, Mary Jane Eager, provided further information, >which is all a bit of a muddle as I haven't identified all the links - it >is a bit like a logic question. > >She says : >1. Tom Moorhouse is third cousins with Gretta Dowling's Aunt Nan. >Gretta's maiden name was Eager, she was born in 1925, and her parents were >Germain Eager and Mary Ann Ovington. I don't know of this Aunt Nan - >whether she was an Ovington by birth or married an Ovington. > >2. Aunt Nan's grandmother's surname was Hobson. > >3. Grandmother Hobson's parents were Anne Eager of Ballinafoyle and Henry >Lawrence of Slieveroe Moyne. Anne Eager was born around 1812, and her >parents were William Eager and Katherine Finlay. Myself and Mary Jane Eager >are descended from William's son Germaine Eager, b. 1813. > >So I guess that we are looking for a Female Lawrence marrying a Male >Hobson! > >Who is Aunt Nan?! > >PS. Thanks for that Hanbidge message, I'll add Annie to my ever increasing >list! > > > >==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== >This List is dedicated to Co. Wicklow,Ireland family research and the >History of Co. Wicklow Ireland. > >============================== >Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >New content added every business day. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

Marriages St Alban RC Church, Athol Street, Liverpool 10 February 1873 George Doolittle - Wicklow s/o Edward Doolittle to Rose Ann Gore - 33 Regent Street d/o Michael Gore Wit: John Rogers - 30 Derby Road, Bootle/Amelia Doolittle - Maine Street, Wicklow .............................................................................. ................................ Our Lady of Reconciliation RC Church, Eldon Street, Liverpool 8 June 1856 John McNally - Kingstown, Hibernia s/o Thomas & Margaret McNally to Margaret Kain relict Kain - Wicklow Co. Hibernia d/o Michael Ring ? Wit: Patrick Galoghan - Liverpool/Elizabeth Byrne - Liverpool Eileen Sorry readers that identifiable Wicklow stray's seem few on the ground here in Liverpool but there are more Churches to come yet. The top marriage here I am sure belongs to Gina (of this list).

http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/iwwk/iwwk05.htm Story one The People of the Glens Story two At a Wicklow Fair The Place and the People Story Three A Landlord's Garden in County Wicklow Story Four Glencree Recommending a site worthy of the read is the one above with the stories written there on the subjects I have listed. I once again do not have anything to do with this web site but did indeed enjoy the reading of the stories written there. Cheers CARA

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 AGENTS James W Dillon ( for Williams and Co mine proprietors and for the Inman, Cunard and Australian Steam Navigation Cos.) Thomas Gregory ( for Watkins & Co. Brewers) Abbey Street John P Hopkins ( for the Star Insurance Co.) and ( the Western Counties Manures ) Main Street Thos Smyth ( for Goldings- Manures) Main Street ATTORNEY Robert Burkett -Church Hill ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 BAKERS Gerald Byrne - Main Street William Gregg- Bridge Street Thomas Keogh -Ashford Thomas Troy-Fitzwilliam Square William Williams-Market Square BANK The National Bank Main Street ( draws on the head office London) Alexander Stewart -Manager BLACKSMITHS Arthur Barlow -South Quay William Byrne -Ashford James Connerty- High Street William Doyle - Rathnew Edward Hall -Rathnew John Hall -Ashford Jeremiah Smith-Rathnew William White - South Quay BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS John Byrne- Rathnew Richard Ost- Main Street Edward Ryder-Main Street William Shaw -Main Street BUTCHERS Henry Hopkins-Main Street Andrew Keogh - Main Street John Parker - Main Street Bridget Phillips -Abbey Street William Phillips- Main Street ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 SCHOOLS National School-Ellen Carr mistress Rathnew ? Doyle Master and ? Foley mistress Wicklow -Peter Jones Master Ellen Byrne Mistress PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Church Hill- Thomas T Robinson master; Kate Jane Robinson Mistress Kilfee Ashford ( Protestant) Francis Synge Esquire patron Rathnew Frederick Sharp master and Chalotte Sharp mistress ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 CARPENTERS Michael Clarke -Church Street William Doran ( and also a Turner) Rathnew John Gallagher ( and also a Cooper) Ashford Michael Giffney - Ashford Thomas Halbert ( and a cabinet Maker ) Church Street Thomas Murphy -Rathnew Bartholomew Toole-Ashford CHINA AND GLASS DEALER Thomas Doolittle - Main Street James Hamilton -Main Street John Le Strange Lower Main Street COACH BUILDERS John Bynre-Church Street John Oakes-Main Street COAL LIME AND TIMBER MERCHANTS Thomas Doolittle - Main Street and South Quay John Edwards and Sons-South Quay Harry Fox ( coal) South Quay William J Nolan-Main street and South Quay Joseph Pim-South Quay John A Travers ( and salt manufacturer) North Quay Thomas Troy-South Quay Watch this space for more from this Directory ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 Wicklow Town Gentry and Clergy Mr Charles Archer Killidrenan Newcastle Colonel Atkinson Dunran Newtown Reverend Edward Banks - Wesleyan Manse Wicklow Robert D Barry Esquire -Ashford Reverend Henry Brownrigg, A.M.. 3 Wentworth Place Alexander Coote Carroll Esquire J.P. -Ashford and Sackville Club Dublin. Mr John Casement -Clonroe Miss Chomley -Newrath Reverend Daniel Coyle Ahsford Henry Morgan E Crofton -Esq- J.P. Inchinappa Ashford Richard Reynal Drought Esqq. J.P. Glencarrig Glenealy John Edwards Esquire -Knockrobbin Kynaston Edwards Esquire -Knockrobbin Tenison Edwards Esquire -Knockrobin The Misses Edwards- Church Street Andrew W Ellis Esquire -Kilpool Robert Francis Ellis Esquire -J.P. Seabrook Samuel Fenton Esquire Ballinapark Ashford Mr Foot -Tinakelly Rathnew Mr William Henry - Sea View Reverend Hoar-Nuns Cross Ashford Captain James Stanley Howard -Friars Hill William Magee Esquire -J.p. -Fernhill Mrs Harriet Montgomery Church Hill John Nolan Esquire -Murrough Reverend Thomas O'Carroll P.P. Ashford Reverend Patrick O'Doherty PP Abbey House Wicklow Reverend Maurice O'Sullivan Glebe Cottage Wicklow Miss Fanny Pennyfeather Church Hill Reverend Edward Quaid Market Square Mrs Annie Ridge Church Street Mr John Ridge Church Street Reverend Henry Rooke A.M. -Bayview Mr William Snell Church Street Francis Synge Esquire J.P.D.L.-Rossanah Ashford Charles Tottenham Esquire J.P. Ballycurry Ashford The right Reverend Richard T Trench ( Archbishop of Dublin & C) Broomfield, Ashford and the Palace Stephens Green Dublin Dr Henry Truell, Ballyhenry -Ashford Captain George Wynne- 4 Wentworth Place ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.

Cheers from Valerie in sunny Sydney. Researching : Cork - FITZGIBBON, LEAHY, TARRANT, OAKSHOTT, VAUGHAN Dublin - CULLODEN, HAYDEN Martha, HAYES, HIGGINSON, HUGHES Patrick & Henry, MOFFETT Kildare - CULLODEN, HALL Cambridge - SHICKEL-any spelling Somerset & Dorset - GRUBB, READ/REID, WHITTLE Suffolk - ATKINS, BOWLER, BROWN Robert, DAVIE/EY, PARR, SKINNER, SLATELY Stafford - WINTERTON, Webb WILLIAMS Wales - BALLARD, HOOPER, HOWELL, SANDS, YORATH

Hi from the wilds of Northumberland I have recently joined, and as there has been a burst of activity have been spurred on to post my request. I would welcome any information or suggestions of where to go next.. My gggrandfather Isaac Hunter was born in Carnew ~ 1804 ( bit of a shock the family were convinced he came from Scotland). This has been confirmed by army records. He enlisted in Dublin in the 28th Foot and ended up in Australia where three of his children were born ( confirmed). He was discharged 1842 and it was presumed he went back to Australia where my ggrandfather was born as he always gave his birth place as Syndey NSW - but I can't confirm this. I was however surprised to find an Isaac Hunter in Griffith's Vauation of Tenements as renting house and land in the parish of Mullincuff 1854. If it was his father he would have been getting on - or did Issac not treturn to Australia and come back to Wicklow after leaving the army ( and did my gGrandfather lie about his place of birth). If you are still with me ...is there anyway of getting any further?. Is anyone looking for Hunters ( not a very Irish name)? My son is marrying an Irish girl in Dublin this summer - so I will be coming over. Is there anywhere I could go to find out further info? Thinks for listening, Sylvia

I am still searching for the only great-great grandparents I haven't tracked down namely the parents of my great grandmother Catherine BARRINGTON who was born around 1873 in Queen's County and married my great grandfather David EDGE son of Sarah SNELL and John Dallas EDGE (lots of info about the EDGEs of Rathdrum and elsewhere). Does anyone know whence came Catherine BARRINGTON? Richard White PARIS France