Speaking of Cullens, I am interested in an Ellen Cullen, who was born at Coolahullin, Ballintemple, County Wicklow in 1847. Her parents were James Cullen and Bridget Merrigan. Ellen married John Stakem in 1871. They emigrated to America within a year or two. Any connections or help? Thanks. Bob Thompson

Looks good to me. -----Original Message----- From: charw@sympatico.ca [mailto:charw@sympatico.ca] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 13:31 To: IRL-WICKLOW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Wicklow] Beatty / Smith / Carty of Wicklow Hello All. I am new to the list so not sure if I am doing this correctly. Through the internet I have found 3 directly related cousins that I now keep in touch with and we have been able to fill in so much of our family in Canada and are now hoping to make connections to the Wicklow clan. Cara has kindly provided some info which unfortunately we can't seem to connect to however as a result I have joined the list, thank you Cara so much. Here's hoping. As soon as the grandchildren go home and I am not on travel for business will post more. Please let me know that I am accessing the list correctly before I do so. Charlene ==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== Have you put something down the list lately that would make someones day, like a link to a good site, a headstone, a snip of information, you found but didnt need? ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Still working on the Carty line from Wicklow. Does anyone know anything of John Castles then of Dimboola (Victoria) who married Margaret Carty in Melbourne in 1866. David Kane.

Hello All. I am new to the list so not sure if I am doing this correctly. Through the internet I have found 3 directly related cousins that I now keep in touch with and we have been able to fill in so much of our family in Canada and are now hoping to make connections to the Wicklow clan. Cara has kindly provided some info which unfortunately we can't seem to connect to however as a result I have joined the list, thank you Cara so much. Here's hoping. As soon as the grandchildren go home and I am not on travel for business will post more. Please let me know that I am accessing the list correctly before I do so. Charlene

I found these but not Catherine Mary Eliza born 14/12/1867 Arklow registered Peter born 15/11/1870 Arklow registered to Patrick Cullen and Eliza Rorke Civil registrations ( Religion not Known) I am like Peggy currently researching the PHILLIPS family of Arklow and Peggy has flowed over the border to research her Redmonds in Wexford ...........Lacey has been a long search and nothing has really been connected I imagine you received the report I did on that name last year? I have to say I have no idea where Mounthoward is have to leave that to the map experts,Castlehoward is the only place that comes to my mind, in the Avoca area of course. > James Joseph LACEY, have no record of his parents, mother possibly Jenny? > Catherine Mary CULLEN, believe she was the child of Patrick CULLEN and > Bridget > ROARK born 12 Sept., 1865 Ovoca, Co. Wicklow, according to the IGI from > LDS. > > I would like to hear of any possible connections. > > Also, according to the record below, would Mounthoward be where James > LACEY > was living at the time? > > Thank you for your help. > =========================================================== > > I'm curious about your REDMONDs. I have the name connected to my LACEY / > LEACY family but cannot connect them biologically. > > My great great grandparents were from the Wicklow/Wexford area. I have a > coy > > from the Curate dated 22 June, 2000 that testifies that: > > "Parish of Litter, Diocese of Ferns > EXTRACT FROM THE MARRIAGE REGISTER > James LACEY and > Catherine CULLEN > were married in the Church of St. Moling (sp?), Monamolin > Gorey, Co. Wexford according to the Rite of the Catholic Church, > on the 20th day of February 1884. > The Witnesses were Peter REDMOND > and Elizabeth CULLEN." > > I also have a copy for a baptismal listing for James & Catherine's first > born, Miles: > > "Diocese of Ferns Parish of Litter > On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify that > according to it Miles LACEY > was born on 2 day of December 1884, and was > baptised according to th Rites of the Catholic Church on 2 day of > December 1884 in the Church of St. Moling (sp?) > Monamolin by the Rev.___________ > Parents James LACEY (Mounthoward [sp]) > Kate CULLEN > Sponsors Peter REDMOND > Kate PHLLIPS > Confirmed No Entry Married No Entry > Signed Seamus Murh(sp) > Given this 22 day of June, 2000 > Monamolin, Gorey, Co. Wexford" > > Any connections out there? Would love to hear from you. > > Thank you in advance, > Denise S > New Jersey, USA > > > > ==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== > This List is dedicated to Co. Wicklow,Ireland family research and the > History of Co. Wicklow Ireland. > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > >

Marriages St Patrick RC Church, Park Place, Liverpool 7 January 1855 William Redmond of Ashley Street s/o George & Mary - Bray to Jane McGrath of Great Cross Hall Street d/o Edmund & Ellen - Liverpool Wit: Edward Dun - Ashley Street/Frances Barry - Sawney Pope Street 15 February 1855 John Hare of 35 Hughes Street s/o Hugh & Anne (dead) to Rose McGrah of 4 Canning Street d/o Laurence & Mary - Wicklow Wit: James Kenny - Russell Street/Catherine Hamell - Roscoe Street Eileen

Dear Cara, Thanks for your email this morning with subject on being a List Admin. Firstly, I would like to say that I pay tribute to you for being such a caring, helpful person, giving so much of your time sharing with those of the list with Wicklow ancestors. I have had much help from you myself with suggestions and information but unfortunately, and probably due to my lack of real understanding of how to connect information, I am still muddling on and endeavouring to find more details. My grandmother, Catherine KEOGH married John Shannon at St.Marys Cathedral, Sydney on 18 January, 1867 and from the copy of their marriage cert. I have Catherine's parents as Dermot Keogh and Anne Toomey of County Kildare. I have the Griffiths Val. for KEOGH and find many names there but don't know how to find the correct line. Many KEOGH's have come to Australia and I have found them living around the Glebe and inner city suburbs. My grandmother, Catherine KEOGH came to Australia in 1862 on the "Northumberland" and with her on the same ship is her brother, John KEOGH. Catherine is shown as coming from Wicklow whilst John is shown as Hollywood, Wicklow. Their brother Patrick came to Sydney on "British Trident" in 1861 and on the Deposit Journals I found that he had paid the deposit for Catherine and John. He is shown as having an occupation of Policeman on the shipping list. Years back I had help from a person on a list who went to a lot of trouble to find the nearest church to the KEOGH address and gave me the name of the parish, Naas where they would have belonged. I did write the Parish Priest asking if he could give me wedding details for Dermot and Anne KEOGH (Toomey) but had no reply. Later on I found an Anne KEOGH as being a landowner in the Griffiths Vals. and then found that after then, Anne KEOGH came to Sydney and is shown as living in the same area as many other KEOGH's. My mother was the last born of eight children to Catherine KEOGH, my mother being one of twins, the other dying at birth. I have found a lot of information on the family in Glebe, NSW but have never been able to find Dermot or Anne Toomey in Ireland. Catherine died when my mother was about 6years of age and was reared by her father who was a CAB Prop. with stables in the Glebe. I have submitted these details to lists, earlier but have had no replies except from you. Best wishes, Cara, and I avidly await all list correspondence in the hope of finding more details. Shirley Parker. (Australia)

I do enjoy being a list admin, but along with that comes hidden joys, I learn of many things not learnt via what we call the front of the list, so therefore I am kept up to date on wonderful thing, sad times and I feel really happy that this has been shared with me. I learn who is writing to whom, and what advancement they have made in their research, I get told that it is my fault that people cannot find their townlands,indeed even their ancestors.I do smile at this one. I am asked to sub people, unsub their old address because they have a new one ( I having no idea what the old one was). I am often sent some wonderful spam, do you need to increase your vital parts ( dont have the necessary part) so no I dont, and of late its *girls wishes to meet you for a date* ( not interested). Contend with all the bouncing email because some one went off on Holidays and forgot to empty their mail box, or worse still and auto answer that goes on and on forever when ever someone posts a mail. I worry about the listers who because of illness have left the list, I wonder why with over a list of 300 people we dont hear of more names being researched, I learn that some prefer to write behind the list instead of sharing down the front, thus losing the personal touch of adding a friend or a cousin to that researching file. In fact I am now aware that there is three people on the list researching the same name, but they have never hooked up, and I see that as a shame, but thats the way of the quirky nature of humans.And privacy is always strictly adhered to by myself. I have learnt we need to read more books, get up and get into the library, I have indeed since becoming list admin lost a most treasured friend from this list, and she is now sitting somewhere looking down on Ireland and saying to her rellies, one more registers and you are getting warmer. I have learnt that we dont ask enough questions of one another, and I appreciate all input into this list from anyone, after all everyone has an oppinion and none more so than Cara...........I can see you all there now saying yes she does, but my oppinion is not necesarily the best one. We have listers from New Zealand, Tasmania, Australia, America and England, and any I have missed I would be happy to hear from.We have Retirees, Honary Librarians, Authors, ex railway workers, Chefs, and all are budding genealogists, all seeking the piece of Ireland we would all love to get our hands on those ellusive ancestors. Well heres my oppinion for what its worth now, not much on todays market I can assure you, time to lift our game and get the list rolling again, and see if we can find those lost ancestors Cheers from Cara

Dear Cara and Listers, I had posted this reponse back in May of 2004. REDMOND and PHILLIPS are are both connected to my LACEY, later in USA spelled LEACY, family. I am guessing that they are siblings and/or cousins while keeping in mind that they might not be related at all, although unlikely. James Joseph LACEY, have no record of his parents, mother possibly Jenny? Catherine Mary CULLEN, believe she was the child of Patrick CULLEN and Bridget ROARK born 12 Sept., 1865 Ovoca, Co. Wicklow, according to the IGI from LDS. I would like to hear of any possible connections. Also, according to the record below, would Mounthoward be where James LACEY was living at the time? Thank you for your help. =========================================================== I'm curious about your REDMONDs. I have the name connected to my LACEY / LEACY family but cannot connect them biologically. My great great grandparents were from the Wicklow/Wexford area. I have a coy from the Curate dated 22 June, 2000 that testifies that: "Parish of Litter, Diocese of Ferns EXTRACT FROM THE MARRIAGE REGISTER James LACEY and Catherine CULLEN were married in the Church of St. Moling (sp?), Monamolin Gorey, Co. Wexford according to the Rite of the Catholic Church, on the 20th day of February 1884. The Witnesses were Peter REDMOND and Elizabeth CULLEN." I also have a copy for a baptismal listing for James & Catherine's first born, Miles: "Diocese of Ferns Parish of Litter On examination of the Register of Baptisms of above Parish I certify that according to it Miles LACEY was born on 2 day of December 1884, and was baptised according to th Rites of the Catholic Church on 2 day of December 1884 in the Church of St. Moling (sp?) Monamolin by the Rev.___________ Parents James LACEY (Mounthoward [sp?]) Kate CULLEN Sponsors Peter REDMOND Kate PHLLIPS Confirmed No Entry Married No Entry Signed Seamus Murh(sp) Given this 22 day of June, 2000 Monamolin, Gorey, Co. Wexford" Any connections out there? Would love to hear from you. Thank you in advance, Denise S New Jersey, USA

Oh Cara, are you so right! I read your JOYS OF BEING LIST ADMINISTRATOR today. We lose so many opportunities to find out about our relatives, not just the genealogical statistics but also the stories of their growing up together, their memories of parents, uncles, cousins that can give us a fuller picture of our past. I lost my father Wednesday night. John O'Toole, 64, was the youngest child of Francis and Margaret (Collins) O'Toole of New Rochelle, NY. Francis was a son of Patrick O'Toole and Winifred McDonald who came from Wicklow to New Rochelle in the late 1890's. It was you who helped me find Patrick's father, LUKE TOOLE of Aughrim whose wife was Brigid Bolger. More chances to ask him his memories of growing up gone forever. If I had never gotten into researching the family tree, I would have missed out on many stories that my father did tell me in the past couple years since I was bitten by the genealogy bug. I will cherish them, record them to pass down to my children and will continue to reach back and complete that tree as best I can in his memory. Stacy Kilts

I admire you Cara for taking on the task you have, I do read the digest religiously, hoping one day I might find another HEPENSTALL or COVENTRY post and help me fill in the gaps on my family. I have made contact with 5 of the seven siblings families my Grandfather had, and all of us never knew there were 7 children. This alone has been through this list and great help the Late Nancy Seals, she steered me in the right direction. I hope all's well in Tassie Cara, not heard from the Coventry rellies there in a while. Cheers mate, Pam Landy (in hurricane torn Gulf Coast of Florida)

Hi Sheila, I am not researching Plunkett ( as far as I know) but as I have mentioned previously there are lots of information about the Drivers on the Ellis Island Website and later on The US Census. My interest concerns The Benjamin Driver marriage to Susan Jackson in 1862 and the two witnesses: Jacob JACKSON (my husbands Ggrandfather I guess, as he was Susan Jackson's Uncle) & Richard HAWKINS ( who might be related to the Jacksons) Benjamin & Susan Driver emigrated to America about 1891 after their children had grown up. Some of the children seem to have stayed in Ireland and some joined their parents in America. Anyone researching the Hawkins will find a lot of information on The FamilySearch Pedigree Resource File. I hope some of this will help somebody. I hope to find out more about Jacob JACKSON and his father Peter JACKSON. Best wishes from New Zealand on a lovely springmorning Inga. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Johnston" <sjohnston17@yahoo.ca> To: <IRL-WICKLOW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 8:03 AM Subject: [Wicklow] Re: DRIVER / PLUNKETT > Hi Cara, > Was there mention of Thomas Plunkett's father's name on the marriage below? > > <snip>Ann Driver daughter of George married Thomas Plunkett 4/11/1851 at Aghold Co Wicklow Ireland > Clergyman was Robert Wilbourne Source GRO DUBLIN > > Thanks, > Sheila J > London, Ontario > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Find your next car at Yahoo! Canada Autos > > > ==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== > *Folk lore* is a wonderful additive to family research, but one must not base their whole search around it. > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi Cara, Was there mention of Thomas Plunkett's father's name on the marriage below? <snip>Ann Driver daughter of George married Thomas Plunkett 4/11/1851 at Aghold Co Wicklow Ireland Clergyman was Robert Wilbourne Source GRO DUBLIN Thanks, Sheila J London, Ontario --------------------------------- Find your next car at Yahoo! Canada Autos

Thanks Cara, for the Troy/Kinsella couple who were married in Arklow in 1858, 3 November. I have another Troy, Thomas m. to Mary Osborne in Arklow in 1846, 21 September. Anyone else with info on Thomas Troy, b. c. 1818??? Thanks, Peggy p.s. The patient is "fit as a fiddle". As my dad would say, "the dead arose and appeared to many".

I have a Thomas Troy who married Mary Kinsella but hesitate to say hes the correct one Peggy as I have no birth dates for him or Mary But I have to Children one is a unamed son 29th June 1868 he was born at Aughrim and Gertrude Mary Troy born 11th September 1870 she was born at Ashford so this may just be a coincidence Then I have a Denis Troy Married Anne Byrne with a Bridget Mary and a John Christopher but they are Powersvcourt way Then I have Ann Troy bron circa 1756 died 10th March 1776 and shes buried at Kilcummin Co Wicklow Ireland *not Kilcommon Tinahely but Kilcummin near Rathdrum. This girl is buried with Bridget Mouaran and Mary Murphy Cheers Cara ps hows the patient ?

Keep up the good work, Cara, the world is made up of all sorts of people. Some are like that. David > ==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== > Mails going behind the list, spoil the thought that others are waiting > for the reply to the question, it also is he way to kill a good list. > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

Hi Listers... Long time no see! Well, I've sort of given up looking for my Weadicks, but I have a friend hunting for any information on one Thomas Troy/Tray who lived in Arklow, Co. Wicklow in the mid to late 1800s (at least). He was a prominent businessman and politician, probably living in the Ferrybank area of the town. He may have been born c. 1818, and could have had a wife named Mary. Any snippet of information on any Thomas Troy would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Peggy Leonard/NY

Cara, In fact by passing on your emails without your permission the person doing so is breaching the copyright act. You have copyright on that email document. Freda >From: "Cara_Links" <cracker@hotkey.net.au> >Reply-To: IRL-WICKLOW-L@rootsweb.com >To: IRL-WICKLOW-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [Wicklow] NET ETIQUETTE >Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 20:41:11 +1000 > >I am not happy that my postings are being passed on to others not on the >list >Should they want them let them find them in the Archives >for without my permission the passing of my emails is not polite......... >seeing as the answer I received from one of the mails being sent on, has >caused me to rethink whether I will indeed be posting anymore data to the >list for use whilst what I do is never said to be correct, I dont need >emails arriving on my desktop stating that I am incorrect in a rather rude >and abrupt way. > >So that is it -if you want to post on my emails or indeed pass them to >others please take the time to ask me before you cause me grief. > >Cara > > >==== IRL-WICKLOW Mailing List ==== >Mails going behind the list, spoil the thought that others are waiting for >the reply to the question, it also is he way to kill a good list. > >============================== >Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. >Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > _________________________________________________________________ Sell your car for $9 on carpoint.com.au http://www.carpoint.com.au/sellyourcar

I am not happy that my postings are being passed on to others not on the list Should they want them let them find them in the Archives for without my permission the passing of my emails is not polite......... seeing as the answer I received from one of the mails being sent on, has caused me to rethink whether I will indeed be posting anymore data to the list for use whilst what I do is never said to be correct, I dont need emails arriving on my desktop stating that I am incorrect in a rather rude and abrupt way. So that is it -if you want to post on my emails or indeed pass them to others please take the time to ask me before you cause me grief. Cara

Descendants of Anthony Alcock Generation No. 1 1. ANTHONY1 ALCOCK He married ANN WOODMAN 1782 in Marriage licence Bond. More About ANTHONY ALCOCK: Abode: 1782, Wicklow , Co Wicklow Ireland Occupation: 1782, Grocer More About ANN WOODMAN: Parish of: Dunlavin Co Wicklow Ireland More About ANTHONY ALCOCK and ANN WOODMAN: Bride a: Spinster Marriage: 1782, Marriage licence Bond Where granted: .Dublin & Glendalough Diocese Descendants of Brereton Alcock Generation No. 1 1. BRERETON1 ALCOCK He married MARY HARBOURNE 1750 in Marriage licence Bond. More About BRERETON ALCOCK: Abode: 1750, Usk Co Kildare Ireland Occupation: 1750, Farmer More About MARY HARBOURNE: Parish of: 1750, Donaghmore County Wicklow Ireland More About BRERETON ALCOCK and MARY HARBOURNE: Bride a: Spinster Marriage: 1750, Marriage licence Bond Where granted: .Dublin & Glendalough Diocese More to this family file but as this line flows to Alcock Descendants of George Wynne Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE3 WYNNE (HENRY2, OWEN IVY1) was born Abt. 1799, and died September 1847. He married MARIANNE RICHARDS. She was born Abt. 1799, and died Abt. 1863. Children of GEORGE WYNNE and MARIANNE RICHARDS are: i. HENRY ECKERSALL4 WYNNE, b. Abt. 1825; m. ELIZABETH ALCOCK. 2. ii. RT REV. D.D. FREDERICK RICHARD WYNNE, b. 19 June 1827; d. 3 November 1896. iii. ELIZABETH AGNES WYNNE, b. Abt. 1829. iv. AUGUSTUS WYNNE. More About AUGUSTUS WYNNE: Occupation: J.P. v. LIEUTENANT R.E. CHARLES EDWARD WYNNE, b. Abt. 1835. vi. OWEN LLEWELLYN WYNNE, b. Abt. 1839. vii. ADELAIDE WYNNE, b. Abt. 1844. Generation No. 2 2. RT REV. D.D. FREDERICK RICHARD4 WYNNE (GEORGE3, HENRY2, OWEN IVY1) was born 19 June 1827, and died 3 November 1896. He married THEODOSIA SUSAN DARLEY 10 April 1860 in Rathdrum Co Wicklow Ireland, daughter of JOHN DARLEY. She was born Abt. 1830, and died 3 November 1896. Marriage Notes for FREDERICK WYNNE and THEODOSIA DARLEY: WYNNE, Frederick R. Marriage Wife: Theodosia S. DARLEY Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1860 Recorded in: Rathdrum, Wicklow, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Henry WYNNE Wife's Father: John DARLEY Source: FHL Film 101420 Dates: 1860 - 1860 Father is recorded as Henry but the other research shows that his father is George Wynne so is his fathers name in actual fact Henry George Wynne ........need to look further at this one More About FREDERICK WYNNE and THEODOSIA DARLEY: Marriage: 10 April 1860, Rathdrum Co Wicklow Ireland Children of FREDERICK WYNNE and THEODOSIA DARLEY are: i. AMY5 WYNNE. ii. FLORENCE ANNA WYNNE, m. PHILIP MAINWARING JOHNSTON. iii. MABEL AGNES WYNNE, m. HUBERT BRUCE. iv. REV HENRY WYNNE, b. 11 February 1861; d. 23 February 1953; m. (1) CONSTANCE HARRIET CRAWLEY; m. (2) FRANCES ALICE WYNNE. v. JOHN DARLEY WYNNE, b. 25 March 1862; m. LUCY SMITH. vi. REV ARTHUR ECKERSALL WYNNE, m. CONSTANTIA AGNES NIXON. vii. ADELAIDE SUSAN WYNNE, b. Abt. 1865; m. JAMES HANNAY. viii. ANNY THEODOSIA WYNNE, b. 8 January 1868, Co Kilkenny; d. 10 March 1903; m. REV WALTER HUGO HARPER. Notes for ANNY THEODOSIA WYNNE: WYNNE, Anny Theodosia Birth Gender: Female Birth Date: 8 Jan 1868 Birthplace: 579,kilkenny,kilk,ire Recorded in: Kilkenny, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Father: Frederick Richards WYNNE Mother: Theodosia Susan DARLEY Source: FHL Film 101162 Dates: 1868 - 1869 ix. FREDERICK EDWARD WYNNE, b. 15 May 1870, Kilkenny Co Kilkenny Ireland; d. 1930; m. AGNES LUCY HANNAY. x. LLEWELLYN CHARLES WYNNE, b. 14 November 1878; m. EVELYN OKE. Descendants of George Alcock Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE1 ALCOCK He married JANE GLYNN. Child of GEORGE ALCOCK and JANE GLYNN is: i. ELIZABETH ANNE2 ALCOCK, b. 2 November 1868, Kiltegan Co Wicklow Ireland. Descendants of George Alcock Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE1 ALCOCK He married MARY UNKNOWN. Child of GEORGE ALCOCK and MARY UNKNOWN is: i. JANE2 ALCOCK, b. Abt. 1769; d. 6 April 1844, Parish of St Michans Dublin. Notes for JANE ALCOCK: 200 Pounds paid to Jane from the Tontines of 1775. More About JANE ALCOCK: Aged 6: In 1775 Tontines Page 27 PRO London Descendants of John Alcock Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 ALCOCK He married MARGARET TOOLE 1787 in Marriage licence Bond. More About JOHN ALCOCK: Abode: 1787, Winfield Wicklow , Co Wicklow Ireland Occupation: 1787, Servant More About MARGARET TOOLE: Parish of: Powerscourt Co Wicklow Ireland More About JOHN ALCOCK and MARGARET TOOLE: Bride a: Spinster Marriage: 1787, Marriage licence Bond Where granted: .Dublin & Glendalough Diocese Descendants of Nathaniel Alcock Generation No. 1 1. NATHANIEL1 ALCOCK Child of NATHANIEL ALCOCK is: i. WILLIAM2 ALCOCK, m. JANE FLIGHT, 20 January 1860, Arklow Co Wicklow Ireland. Marriage Notes for WILLIAM ALCOCK and JANE FLIGHT: ALCOCK, William Marriage Wife: Jane FLIGHT Marriage Date: 20 Jan 1860 Recorded in: Arklow, Wicklow, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Nathaniel ALCOCK Wife's Father: Robert FLIGHT Source: FHL Film 101420 Dates: 1860 - 1860 More About WILLIAM ALCOCK and JANE FLIGHT: Marriage: 20 January 1860, Arklow Co Wicklow Ireland