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.