Hi, Peggy, I saw your message to Maureen on Wexford Digest vol. 4, Issue 29. I have been looking for ages for Luke Kehoe and Laurence Kavanagh, and this is the first time I have ever seen them mentioned in one place! I am looking for a Luke James Kehoe, b 1792 in Ireland. He was married in the Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, area. His son, Luke Kehoe, married into my mother's family. My mother's grandfather was Lawrence Cavanagh, b. between 1837-1842 somewhere in Ireland. His father was John Cavanagh and his mother was Mary Ryne (not Ryan). They both died on the voyage to Canada around 1849. The witness Luke Kehoe in 1826 could be the Luke James Kehoe I am looking for. The witness Laurence Kavanagh could be grandfather or uncle to my Lawrence Cavanagh (who never learned to read and write so any spelling is possible). I have never heard of Kilaveny/Annacora. Could you please tell me what records survive for that area? Are Roman Catholic baptisms available in that area? I ! will be very grateful for any information. Thank you very much. Shirley Smith Hi Maureen, Don't know if these are your couple, but here goes... Brian (Bryan) Kavanagh married Bridget Murphy 10 August 1826 in the R.C. Church in Kilaveny/Annacorra. witnesses to the Marriage were Luke Kehoe, Patrick Murphy and Laurence Kavanagh. This record was transcribed from microfilm # 4257 at the National Library in Dublin. I also have a Brian Cavanagh married to Mary Carty in 1830 Married in Ballyoughter R.C. Church. I have a Brian Kavanagh and Mary Dempsey of Kilanerin who Baptized Elizabeth, Anne, blank, John, Mary, Alice, Catherine between 1807 and 1821. These couples might be too early for your use, but you can get a clue as to where they might have come from in Wexford. Who knows, maybe they are you next generation back, if they followed a naming pattern. I'm going back and forth between transcriptions for Kilaveny/Annacorra from microfilm and Kilanerin digital records, so I may have more of these Cavanagh/Kavanaghs later in the year (I'm only up to F in Kilanerin and 1850 on Kilaveny/Annacorra). Good luck, Peggy

Sorry for how they appear. List is year, date, bride & groom, Witnesses. I am sending all 66 I have. Joan Year Date Groom & Bride Witnesses 1852 23 Feb Michael Hanlon & Jana Doyle John Stafford & Margaret Culleton 1852 29 Feb Joseph Whitty & Margaret Gaffney Ann Brien & Patrick Gaffney 1852 1 Nov James Sheal & Catherine Mernagh Patrick Stafford & Mary Stafford 1827 20 Feb Thomas Stafford & Mary Ann Poor William & John Devereux 1828 4 Mar James Nevil & Mary Stafford James Colfer & Catherine Howlett 1830 19 Oct Peter Stafford & Mary Revil John Furlong & Mary Revil 1831 14 Feb Patrick Mernagh & Elanor Cullen William OFlarherty & Johanna Golohoe? 1831 26 Jun John Redmond & Ann Stafford Patrick Grace & Margaret Hore 1832 5 Mar Cornelius Keating & Monica Stafford Matthew Keating & Ann Stafford 1832 26 Jun William Stafford & Mary Devereux John Devereux & Ann OFlaherty 1833 24 Jan Michael Mernagh & Mary Nacy James Carbery & John Mernagh 1833 29 ? Thomas Stafford & Mary Costelloe Francis Costelloe & Mary Fardy 1834 11 Feb Martin Nolan & Anastasia Stafford Daniel Doyle & Thomas Whalen 1835 24 Feb James Stafford & Catherine Walsh Michael Power & Edward Power 1835 13 Aug Patrick Stafford & Anastatia Cadogan Patrick Cadogan & Peter Stafford 1835 5 Nov Thomas Stafford & Rose Roche Patrick Lane & Lucy Smythe 1835 14 Nov James Furlong & Mary Grace Michael Stafford & David Poor 1835 ? Richard Stafford & Mary Doyle John Fitzharris & Mary Hayes 1836 3 Feb Patrick Murphy & Ann Stafford Thomas Nevil & Patrick Stafford 1841 2 Nov Thomas Stafford & Catherine Brown Daniel Evoy & Bridget Brown 1842 17 Oct Patrick Stafford & Bridget Redmond John Baggen & Peter Banville 1846 23 Feb Patrick Stafford & Catherine Cormac Matthew Long & Anna Fahey 1847 16 Feb Robert Banville & Alice Redmond Peter Banville & Catherine Stafford 1849 5 Feb Thomas Stafford & Mary Walsh Patrick Stafford & Michael Walsh 1849 17 Feb John Stafford & Eleanor Walsh Richard Walsh & Michael Walsh 1849 20 Feb Thomas Hennessy & Bridget Stafford Patrick Stafford & Thomas Stafford 1850 13? Peter OBrien & Ann Dalton Patrick Redmond & Eleanor McGrath 1851 8 May Francis Culleton & Catherine Anderson John Stafford & Edward Anderson 1852 9 Jan Thomas Stafford & Anastasia White Nicholas White & Margaret Hennessy 1852 20 Oct Michael Hanlon & Eleanor McGrath Edward Laughlin & Margaret Daly 1852 9 Feb Thomas Stafford & Bridget Egan Thomas Egan & Mary Egan 1853 5 Apr William Finn & Eleanora Divine/Dwire Michael Murphy & John Hennessy 1853 ? Martin Colfer & Margaret Dealy Laurence ORourke & Elewanor Carbery 1853 7 Nov James Corish & Mary Codd Richard Codd & Catherine Downes 1853 24 Nov Thomas Divine/Dwire & Bridget Foley Edward Lahy & Catherine Larkin 1853 7 Nov James Corish & Mary Codd Richard Codd & Catherine Downes 1854 13 Feb Thomas Power & Margaret Power Mary Stafford & Catherine Caufield 1854 13 Feb Michael Carty & Mary Meyler John Synnott & Margaret Sommers 1854 23Feb James Cahil & Mary Stafford Richard Rochford & Ann Carty 1854 4 Aug Andrew Doyle & Margaret Whelan Edward Martin & Eleanor Carbery 1854 16 Jan John Stafford & Johanna OBrien Margaret Whelan & Margaret Donovan 1854 24 Jan James Kehoe & Elizabeth Power Richard Busher & Margaret Power 1855 3 Jun/Jul John McGrath & Bridget Murphy William McGrath & Mary Fitzgerald 1855 26 Sep William Egan & Elizabeth Stafford James Hennessy & ? Malone 1855 7 Nov William Hickey & Mary Brien/Breen Margaret & Mary Ann Stafford 1856 ? Mar Patrick Gaffney & Bridget Duffin Cornelius Shehan & Mary Carbery 1856 7 Sep Laurence Doody & Margaret Doyle John Dwire & Bridget Egan 1856 17 Aug James Finn & Lorah? Power ? McGinn & Catherine Power 1859 31 Jul Andrew Stafford & Catherine Carberry John Dwire & Mary Carbery 1859 8 Sep Thomas Stafford & Ann Carty Richard & Mary Carty 1859 5 Oct Edward Stafford & Mary Walsh Richard Stafford & Mary Stafford 1859 20 Jul Nicholas Gaffney & Mary Powers Cornelius Shehen & Catherine G?forey 1859 9 Jul James Stafford & Catherine Byrnes Bridget Bryne & Peter Summers 1859 18 Jun Patrick Walsh & Margaret Stafford Thomas Stafford & Margaret Walsh 1862 16 May Simon Neville & Eleanora Carbery Christopher Walsh & Margaret Long 1868 28 Nov John Dunne & Mary Ann Stafford James Lyons & Lizzie Stafford 1870 23 Nov Thomas Condon & Mary Carberry James Carberry & Margaret Carberry 1871 1 Jul Edward Carberry & Anastasia Kelly Laurence Kelly & Joanna Kelly 1871 26 Jan Richard Shea & Catherine Carberry James Carbery & Bridget Breen 1876 3 Jun Patrick Stafford & Margaret Maher William Kehoe & Catherine Maher 1877 1?Dec William Gleeson & Bridget Stafford Francis & Ellen Stafford 1879 17 Feb Laurence Kelly & Mary Wall Lony Meyler & Mary Conners 1879 20 Jul Patrick Glascott & Mary Stafford Francis Stafford & Ellen Stafford 1883 4 Jun Thomas Stafford & Bridget Stafford Thomas Stafford & Catherine Barron 1884 10 Jan John Carty & Margaret Stafford William Connors & Mary Powers

Trying something else. Here is the list of marriages and witnesses from Ballyculane parish records. Joan Year Date Groom & Bride Witnesses 1852 23 Feb Michael Hanlon & Jana Doyle John Stafford & Margaret Culleton 1852 29 Feb Joseph Whitty & Margaret Gaffney Ann Brien & Patrick Gaffney 1852 1 Nov James Sheal & Catherine Mernagh Patrick Stafford & Mary Stafford 1827 20 Feb Thomas Stafford & Mary Ann Poor William & John Devereux 1828 4 Mar James Nevil & Mary Stafford James Colfer & Catherine Howlett 1830 19 Oct Peter Stafford & Mary Revil John Furlong & Mary Revil 1831 14 Feb Patrick Mernagh & Elanor Cullen William OFlarherty & Johanna Golohoe? 1831 26 Jun John Redmond & Ann Stafford Patrick Grace & Margaret Hore 1832 5 Mar Cornelius Keating & Monica Stafford Matthew Keating & Ann Stafford 1832 26 Jun William Stafford & Mary Devereux John Devereux & Ann OFlaherty 1833 24 Jan Michael Mernagh & Mary Nacy James Carbery & John Mernagh 1833 29 ? Thomas Stafford & Mary Costelloe Francis Costelloe & Mary Fardy 1834 11 Feb Martin Nolan & Anastasia Stafford Daniel Doyle & Thomas Whalen 1835 24 Feb James Stafford & Catherine Walsh Michael Power & Edward Power 1835 13 Aug Patrick Stafford & Anastatia Cadogan Patrick Cadogan & Peter Stafford 1835 5 Nov Thomas Stafford & Rose Roche Patrick Lane & Lucy Smythe 1835 14 Nov James Furlong & Mary Grace Michael Stafford & David Poor 1835 ? Richard Stafford & Mary Doyle John Fitzharris & Mary Hayes 1836 3 Feb Patrick Murphy & Ann Stafford Thomas Nevil & Patrick Stafford 1841 2 Nov Thomas Stafford & Catherine Brown Daniel Evoy & Bridget Brown 1842 17 Oct Patrick Stafford & Bridget Redmond John Baggen & Peter Banville 1846 23 Feb Patrick Stafford & Catherine Cormac Matthew Long & Anna Fahey 1847 16 Feb Robert Banville & Alice Redmond Peter Banville & Catherine Stafford 1849 5 Feb Thomas Stafford & Mary Walsh Patrick Stafford & Michael Walsh

Trying to clean up my clutter I came across this list of marriages. It is a list of marriages and witnesses that I copied from the parish registers. I will send them over a few emails and hope my computer does not make another mess . Joan Year Date Groom & Bride Witnesses 1852 23 Feb Michael Hanlon & Jana Doyle John Stafford & Margaret Culleton 1852 29 Feb Joseph Whitty & Margaret Gaffney Ann Brien & Patrick Gaffney 1852 1 Nov James Sheal & Catherine Mernagh Patrick Stafford & Mary Stafford 1827 20 Feb Thomas Stafford & Mary Ann Poor William & John Devereux 1828 4 Mar James Nevil & Mary Stafford James Colfer & Catherine Howlett 1830 19 Oct Peter Stafford & Mary Revil John Furlong & Mary Revil 1831 14 Feb Patrick Mernagh & Elanor Cullen William OFlarherty & Johanna Golohoe? 1831 26 Jun John Redmond & Ann Stafford Patrick Grace & Margaret Hore 1832 5 Mar Cornelius Keating & Monica Stafford Matthew Keating & Ann Stafford 1832 26 Jun William Stafford & Mary Devereux John Devereux & Ann OFlaherty 1833 24 Jan Michael Mernagh & Mary Nacy James Carbery & John Mernagh 1833 29 ? Thomas Stafford & Mary Costelloe Francis Costelloe & Mary Fardy 1834 11 Feb Martin Nolan & Anastasia Stafford Daniel Doyle & Thomas Whalen 1835 24 Feb James Stafford & Catherine Walsh Michael Power & Edward Power 1835 13 Aug Patrick Stafford & Anastatia Cadogan Patrick Cadogan & Peter Stafford 1835 5 Nov Thomas Stafford & Rose Roche Patrick Lane & Lucy Smythe 1835 14 Nov James Furlong & Mary Grace Michael Stafford & David Poor 1835 ? Richard Stafford & Mary Doyle John Fitzharris & Mary Hayes 1836 3 Feb Patrick Murphy & Ann Stafford Thomas Nevil & Patrick Stafford 1841 2 Nov Thomas Stafford & Catherine Brown Daniel Evoy & Bridget Brown

Hi Maureen, Don't know if these are your couple, but here goes... Brian (Bryan) Kavanagh married Bridget Murphy 10 August 1826 in the R.C. Church in Kilaveny/Annacorra. witnesses to the Marriage were Luke Kehoe, Patrick Murphy and Laurence Kavanagh. This record was transcribed from microfilm # 4257 at the National Library in Dublin. I also have a Brian Cavanagh married to Mary Carty in 1830 Married in Ballyoughter R.C. Church. I have a Brian Kavanagh and Mary Dempsey of Kilanerin who Baptized Elizabeth, Anne, blank, John, Mary, Alice, Catherine between 1807 and 1821. These couples might be too early for your use, but you can get a clue as to where they might have come from in Wexford. Who knows, maybe they are you next generation back, if they followed a naming pattern. I'm going back and forth between transcriptions for Kilaveny/Annacorra from microfilm and Kilanerin digital records, so I may have more of these Cavanagh/Kavanaghs later in the year (I'm only up to F in Kilanerin and 1850 on Kilaveny/Annacorra). Good luck, Peggy In a message dated 2/4/2009 3:20:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, wexford-request@rootsweb.com writes: "I have not had much luck finding any information about Bridget & Elizabeth and would appreciate any advice on where to start my Wexford research." Regards Maureen Little Auckland NZ **************Great Deals on Dell Laptops. Starting at $499. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1217883258x1201191827/aol?redir=http://ad.doubleclick. net/clk;211531132;33070124;e)

Hello Maureen - have you tried posting a query on the Kavanagh website? There are some knowledgeable people in the 'Clan' who may be able to assist. http://www.kavanaghfamily.com/index.htm Also other Kavanaghs who may connect. Best wishes, Patsy - another C/Kavanagh researcher in New Zealand Subject: [WEXFORD] Kavanagh / Cavanagh > My great grandmother Bridget Kavanagh / Cavanagh was born in County > Wexford in 1850 and died in Auckland NZ in 1903. According to her > death certificate she had travelled to NZ in 1866. > > Her sister Elizabeth (Lizzie) was born in County Wexford in 1863 and > died in Auckland NZ in 1937. Her death certificate states she had > come to NZ in 1881. Both ladies named their parents as Bryan and > Bridget Kavanagh. > > There were allegedly 4 brothers - Martin / James / Patrick / Leo John > - all of whom appeared as sponsors on the baptismal certificates of > the 25 children belonging to Bridget & Elizabeth. > > I have not had much luck finding any information about Bridget & > Elizabeth and would appreciate any advice on where to start my Wexford > research. > > Regards > > Maureen Little > Auckland NZ

My great grandmother Bridget Kavanagh / Cavanagh was born in County Wexford in 1850 and died in Auckland NZ in 1903. According to her death certificate she had travelled to NZ in 1866. Her sister Elizabeth (Lizzie) was born in County Wexford in 1863 and died in Auckland NZ in 1937. Her death certificate states she had come to NZ in 1881. Both ladies named their parents as Bryan and Bridget Kavanagh. There were allegedly 4 brothers - Martin / James / Patrick / Leo John - all of whom appeared as sponsors on the baptismal certificates of the 25 children belonging to Bridget & Elizabeth. I have not had much luck finding any information about Bridget & Elizabeth and would appreciate any advice on where to start my Wexford research. Regards Maureen Little Auckland NZ

One of my grgrgrtaunts married a Hayes but their children were baptised as Hoy. I put this down to their illiteracy and accents,the transcribers had some difficulty translating, I have even seen Hoey & Hey in Australian records. One thing that has puzzled me a little is the use or non use of O'. my grtgrandfather came from Gorey & when in the British army & police force was Brien or Bryan. After they came to Australia the family called themselves O'Brien right down to my Mother. Robyn Hardie Sydney On Tuesday, February 3, 2009, at 04:43 AM, Cyril Newsome wrote: > > > Another one I often come across, lost in translation, is the name of > HAYES > which has been corrupted to HAISE/HAYS/HAZE etc.. > > slan > > Cyril Newsome > Loch Garman > > > > > Wexford Surnames List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

My John Doyle was born 1836 not 1846 in Wexford,Craan, Ireland and other Doyles were living in Newtownbarry, John Doyle Married Bridget Kavanaugh 1860 her father was John Kavanaugh and Mary Conors, John and Bridget Doyle left Ireland 1861 and came to New York USA. Our Murphys were from Ireland married the Doyles in New York, I do not know where my Murphys came from in Ireland. Any help would be great. Thanks Sandy

Personally, I think blaming immigration officers for changing surnames or the spelling of surnames is for the most part a myth. There was no motivation for these people to bother changing the names of the thousands of people who passed through their gates. And, passenger lists were prepared at the point of departure, not entry. In the U.S., for example, one can find that it was the immigrants themselves who chose to change their names - most often at the time of naturalization (several years after arriving). Of course, there was pressure from the dominant English-speaking culture to do so. This was certainly so in my region, where most immigrants began by working in the mines and the paternalistic mine captains from New England wanted everyone to become "good" Yankee-like citizens. No doubts the Irish, as English speakers, had some advantage over the Eastern and Southern Europeans, whose languages weren't understood and treated with suspect. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyril Newsome" <cnews@eircom.net> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 12:43 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] More Doyles. Murphys, Redmonds, Laceys, McCrearys > Suzanne, > > Do not dismiss the name of KAVANAGH which is the more common variant of > the > name over here. > > I find that most times the name is corrupted to the spellings you have > outside of Ireland, even as far as to pronounce it as KAV-ANNA in the UK. > I > think they live under the illusion that it sounds better and sort of loses > the link to their Irish ancestry? This was more common amongst the Irish > communities in the days when you saw the signs saying "Irish not welcome" > or > "need not apply", so a change of spelling could open doors for them. > > Sadly phonetics has lost a lot of the origins over the years. I put it > down > to immigration officers in various lands not being familiar with the > English/Irish language or brogues who could not be bothered but wrote it > as > it sounded. Of course in a lot of cases the Irish themselves could not > read > or write to question or correct the matter. > > Another one I often come across, lost in translation, is the name of HAYES > which has been corrupted to HAISE/HAYS/HAZE etc.. > > slan > > Cyril Newsome > Loch Garman > > > > > Wexford Surnames List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.0.233 / Virus Database: 270.10.16/1930 - Release Date: 01/31/09 20:03:00

I know two people not related both called Hayes, mind you they are in the Liverpool area Imelda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyril Newsome" <cnews@eircom.net> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 5:43 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] More Doyles. Murphys, Redmonds, Laceys, McCrearys > Suzanne, > > Do not dismiss the name of KAVANAGH which is the more common variant of > the > name over here. > > I find that most times the name is corrupted to the spellings you have > outside of Ireland, even as far as to pronounce it as KAV-ANNA in the UK. > I > think they live under the illusion that it sounds better and sort of loses > the link to their Irish ancestry? This was more common amongst the Irish > communities in the days when you saw the signs saying "Irish not welcome" > or > "need not apply", so a change of spelling could open doors for them. > > Sadly phonetics has lost a lot of the origins over the years. I put it > down > to immigration officers in various lands not being familiar with the > English/Irish language or brogues who could not be bothered but wrote it > as > it sounded. Of course in a lot of cases the Irish themselves could not > read > or write to question or correct the matter. > > Another one I often come across, lost in translation, is the name of HAYES > which has been corrupted to HAISE/HAYS/HAZE etc.. > > slan > > Cyril Newsome > Loch Garman > > > > > Wexford Surnames List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.233 / Virus Database: 270.10.16/1928 - Release Date: 1/31/2009 8:03 PM

Suzanne, Do not dismiss the name of KAVANAGH which is the more common variant of the name over here. I find that most times the name is corrupted to the spellings you have outside of Ireland, even as far as to pronounce it as KAV-ANNA in the UK. I think they live under the illusion that it sounds better and sort of loses the link to their Irish ancestry? This was more common amongst the Irish communities in the days when you saw the signs saying "Irish not welcome" or "need not apply", so a change of spelling could open doors for them. Sadly phonetics has lost a lot of the origins over the years. I put it down to immigration officers in various lands not being familiar with the English/Irish language or brogues who could not be bothered but wrote it as it sounded. Of course in a lot of cases the Irish themselves could not read or write to question or correct the matter. Another one I often come across, lost in translation, is the name of HAYES which has been corrupted to HAISE/HAYS/HAZE etc.. slan Cyril Newsome Loch Garman

My husbands Doyle came from Craan Wexford and Newtownbarry. John Doyle born 1846 married Bridget Kavanaugh 1860 and came to US 1861 they came to New York story was they came to Binghamton for a short stay relatives their then they went on to Ontario Wayne Co NY to live. Never going back to Ireland. John's parents were Michael Doyle and Ann Dwyer. Any one doing research on this family I would be grateful. I also have Murphys in my line that came over and also settled in Ontario,Wayne NY. Our Murphys also married Doyles. Sandy Doyle Victor NY

Cyril Newsome wrote: > I live in Parish but have opted not to be buried in the > local Parish cemetery but in a Curacy Cemetery within the Parish, with my > Ancestral family. > But we hope, not just yet Cyril.....

I see a lot of references to Doyles, Murphys and Redmonds - as well as Kavanaughs lately. Does anyone related to those names as well as Lacey and McCreary have someone coming to Philadelphia, PA and Queens, NY? My grandmother, Nellie McCreary, came to Philadelphia with her cousins John Doyle and Mary & Annie Murphy in the late 1800s. She also was related to the Redmonds and Laceys of Queens. She lived with her aunt Margaret Cavenaugh (Kavenaugh) and her cousin Walter Lacey in Philadelphia- all from Wexford. Many of her siblings and cousins came to both Philadelphia and Queens and went back to Wexford. Some stayed, some just visited. Nellie eventually married in Philadelphia, moved to Queens and then moved to White Plains in Westchester County. It seems she was related to many Doyles, Murphys and Redmonds. Thanks for an interesting message board. Suzanne B.

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SO Maureen, did I screw up with my last message ? I hope I am not suffering from Alzheimer's already........ Pam (In the sunny Panhandle of Florida) In a message dated 2/1/2009 9:44:06 P.M. Central Standard Time, Mautrav@aol.com writes: I second that, Peggy. Maureen N It seems to me almost everyone on this list simply refuses to follow Cara's directive when responding to mailings. **************Great Deals on Dell Laptops. Starting at $499. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1217883258x1201191827/aol?redir=http://www.dell.com/co ntent/products/features.aspx/laptops_great_deals&#63;c=us%26cs=19%26l=en%26s=d hs%26&#126;ck=anavml)

I see a lot of the same names on this list but one of my lines start for me about 1831 with marriage of:\ James Carbery and Mary Mernagh. Mernagh is a Wexford name. I suspect my Carbery line came over from Waterford. Any others searching these names? Not much found in the archives. Joan

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I copied these from the parish registers when I was in Wexford. Mainly copied I thought would be related. Not a complete list of registers. Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggie T" <teragram1@qwest.net> To: wexford@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, February 1, 2009 4:40:54 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Wexford marriages any marriages around th early 1800's I have a gggrandfather Richard Harding who married a Bridget Murphy. They immigrated to Port Hood Nova Scotia around the early 1820's.  I have Bridget born around 1797 and Richard born around 1778. Peggy Tucker ----- Original Message ----- From: <rolfes@comcast.net> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2009 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Wexford marriages > > > Sorry folks the computer took my lovely charts and mixed things up. The > list is \ > > Year\ > > Date,\ > > next line married couple \ > > last line is witnesses\ > > \Joan (Vista hater) > > \ > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: rolfes@comcast.net > To: wexford@rootsweb.com > Sent: Sunday, February 1, 2009 3:41:52 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern > Subject: [WEXFORD] Wexford marriages > > > > Last of my records for Ballyculane RC church marriages > \ > > \ > > > > 1859 > > 8 Sep > > Thomas Stafford & Ann Carty > > Richard & Mary Carty > > > 1859 > > 5 Oct > > Edward Stafford & Mary Walsh > > Richard Stafford & Mary Stafford > > > 1859 > > 20 Jul > > Nicholas Gaffney & Mary Powers > > Cornelius Shehen & Catherine G?forey > > > 1859 > > 9 Jul > > James Stafford & Catherine Byrnes > > Bridget Bryne & Peter Summers > > > 1859 > > 18 Jun > > Patrick Walsh & Margaret Stafford > > Thomas Stafford & Margaret Walsh > > > 1862 > > 16 May > > Simon Neville & Eleanora Carbery*** > > Christopher Walsh & Margaret Long > > > 1868 > > 28 Nov > > John Dunne & Mary Ann Stafford > > James Lyons & Lizzie Stafford > > > 1870 > > 23 Nov > > Thomas Condon & Mary Carberry > > James Carberry & Margaret Carberry > > > 1871 > > 1 Jul > > Edward Carberry & Anastasia Kelly*** > > Laurence Kelly & Joanna Kelly > > > 1871 > > 26 Jan > > Richard Shea & Catherine Carberry*** > > James Carbery & Bridget Breen > > > 1876 > > 3 Jun > > Patrick Stafford & Margaret Maher > > William Kehoe & Catherine Maher > > > 1877 > > 1?Dec > > William Gleeson & Bridget Stafford > > Francis & Ellen Stafford > > > 1879 > > 17 Feb > > Laurence Kelly & Mary Wall*** > > Lony Meyler & Mary Conners > > > 1879 > > 20 Jul > > Patrick Glascott & Mary Stafford > > Francis Stafford & Ellen Stafford > > > 1883 > > 4 Jun > > Thomas Stafford & Bridget Stafford > > Thomas Stafford & Catherine Barron > > > 1884 > > 10 Jan > > John Carty & Margaret Stafford *** > > William Connors & Mary Powers > > > > Wexford Surnames List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > Wexford Surnames List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message   Wexford Surnames List http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WEXFORD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message