I am looking for any information on a James Copeland Green b.1803/04,Enniscorthy,County Wexford.He was born of John Green and Hannah Copeland.He emmigrated to Canada and was married there in 1832. He was Church of Ireland. I would appreciate any information on either these Greens or these Copelands.Thank you for time and effort spent Sheila

looking for information about the above names, most especially in Lower or Upper Mangan, Donaughmore, Clonevan, Gorey, Courttown areas. Help much appreciated. Maryann Walker at sydenham24@aol.com

Looking for Julia DOyle, long lost from her family. Liked to be called Judy. From Wexford County, near Mangan (Courttown, Gorey area). Born in the 1920s, sent to an orphanage. Family would really like any information about Julia - she is sorely missed. Thank you Sydenham24@aol.com

Have YOU seen my Michael Geoghegan? Family arrived 1886 in Liverpool without him. He apparently legged it between 1881 and 1896 when his sons ( on their marraiges ) declared him dead.... Well... wouldn't you? He was a tailor by trade...The 'widow' brought up the three children alone...they say. Ive collected 33 Death certs from that 15 year period. UK and Ireland. No match.., nor in the following records. Convicts, deporteds, RIC. various wars,Foreign Legion, passenger lists or 'married' elswhere. He may have been born about 1848.... Tuh jo Seosimhin Nic Eochagain ======================

I am in search of excellent Ireland genealogy sites to add to that section of my website at http://www.stas.net/gen/ , which opened July 31, 2000 Any suggestions would be very much appreciated, but please include the county they should be placed in to speed the time it takes to add them.Thanks I would also like to invite everyone to join in our new GENEALOGY CHAT ROOM. The chat is open 24 hrs / 7 days a week to anyone anywhere. We would love to have you join in. It is new as you would be so you will not be out of place at all. The chat limited to 50 people at a time so plan on getting there early Thanks for your help If you feel this site would be of help to anyone Please pass it on Thanks Myrna in Saskatchewan, Canada Please visit our web site JUST GENEALOGY !! at: http://www.stas.net/gen/

Researching the Murphy May Ford Sparrow and Dillon families from County Wexford Any connection please contact...sherratt@pacbell.net Christine in California

Anyone related to the Lewis' who came from Wexford please contact me at JohnLLaughlin@aol.com

Hello In my last messgeI mentioned putting a notice board in a place where visitors could see it whileon hollidays in the Enniscorthy area.It could have the E-mails ,phone numbers, and addresses of people who could put them in touch with families who share the same ancestors .I have information on the Cartys ,Bennetts, O`Briens, Beales, Martins.There are lists of Freeholders in the Wexford Independent 1832.Ferns Marriage liscences. Regards Peter

Hello- Has anyone any idea where I can find information about the Catholic Relief Acts-1778-'requiring Catholics to take an oath of loyalty at the 'assizes' in the county town'-- Names registered in 'Catholic Qualification Rolls'-along with occupations, address, date and place oath was taken. Where are these rolls? Are they indexed-if so-how-county/parish... All suggestions welcomed Slainte, Nancy...Orlando RYAN-Wexford/Galway CLARKE-Wexford O'FLAHERTY-Galway ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi listers, I lost a message re: William Lodge, two days ago. I forwarded this on to a friend in So Africa. I failed to send it along with a message, "Goofed". Could the dear person that posted that info, please send it again, I'd sure appreciate the gesture, or send it to me personally. I would then not feel like such a "fool". Cheers Sharon from "Smokey" Montana ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Regarding this query: >From: Joshua Behn <gen_stonewall_jackson@yahoo.com> >Could anyone enlighten me as to where in Wexford, >Tomnaboley is? On my Great great Grandfatehr's birth >certificate, it says he was born in Tomnaboley, yet I >can find no reference to Tomnaboley on any maps. I'm >assuming it's a small village, too small to be on any >maps, but where exactly is it? The IreAtlas Townland Database is a great resource (and free!): http://www.seanruad.com/cgi-bin/iresrch> Townland Acres County Barony Parish PLU Province Tomnaboley Lower 301 Wexford Gorey Kilcormick Enniscorthy Leinster Tomnaboley Upper 107 Wexford Gorey Kilcormick Enniscorthy Leinster PLU=Poor Law Unit I don't know of a map that will show the exact boundaries. Those with more knowledge doubtless will be able to suggest one, as well as saying more about the political and social qualities of a townland, as the smallest administrative unit. (And perhaps they already have; I receive the list in digest form and therefore won't have seen any prior replies. Gregory Allan Finnegan Cambridge, Massachusetts USA Descended from POOLE, JOHNSTON, WEBSTER, with LEECH and COPELAND connections, from Gorey and Garrybrit (which last can't be too far from Tomnaboley?)

Der Peter and Edel, thanks so much you two for the help with William Lodge. I have forwarded this on to my friend in So Africa. She is thrilled, By the way Edel, I wanted to let you know I have found the "Morgans Hill" Place name in Co Wexford. With Cyrils help and some (probably) FLAHERTY relatives in the area, I have solved the mystery. I thank you again as you helped me so much early on. It pays to keep "plugging" along. Cheers Sharon from Montana ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Good idea Peter. Marjorie. -----Original Message----- From: Peter Carty [mailto:peter.wexford@virgin.net] Sent: August 13, 2000 5:11 PM To: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WEX] Enniscothy area About fifteen years ago my Father`s cousin Visited Enniscorthy she must have been in her late sixties.If there had been a notice board either in Enniscorthy Castle museum or a similar place with the names and addresses of people who were from the area. It could be done alphabetically etc, She might have met her relations while she was on hollidays. Her Mother left Enniscorthy in the 1890s. Please could you contact and try to persuade something to be done.It could also be very good for Wexford`s tourist trade. Regards Peter ______________________________

There're two Tomnaboleys - Lower and Upper. They are adjacent to Boolavogue. just south of Camolin. Edel Codd, CA ICQ #67706913 Researching: Codd, Fardy, Doyle, Roche, Power, Morris, Fling, Murray, Walsh/Welsh in Co. Wexford; Ashe, Brosnan, Mannix, Flaherty, Murphy, Deane, Griffin, Kennedy, and Mansfield in Co. Kerry; and branches of sundry in the USA ----- Original Message ----- From: Joshua Behn <gen_stonewall_jackson@yahoo.com> To: <WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 10:14 AM Subject: [WEX] Tomnaboley, Kilcormack Parish Could anyone enlighten me as to where in Wexford, Tomnaboley is? On my Great great Grandfatehr's birth certificate, it says he was born in Tomnaboley, yet I can find no reference to Tomnaboley on any maps. I'm assuming it's a small village, too small to be on any maps, but where exactly is it? ANy help would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Joshua H. Behn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Hi, I'm hoping someone may have some information on the following; William Johnson b.1745, his wife Jane ? possible Ferris or Faris b.1752 his sons, Peter b.1780, and Richard b.1782 his brother Thomas and wife, 5 children, John T. b.1804, Alice b.1811, Mary b.? William T. b.1818 and Thomas b.1820 his brother, name unknown, was killed in the IrishInsurrection 1798, believe his sons where John b. 1791 and Thomas b.?? In the Canadian Census it states that William belonged to the Church of England. William was from Wells, Wexford. In the 1708 work Tabual Hiberniae, Henry Pratt, mentions that Wells lies on the main road between Castlebridge and Gorey. On a topographic map of Ireland it, shows "Wells Ho." about 4 miles to the east is "Killincooly." It appears that there are some sort of ruins around "Wells Ho" and only a few buildings at "Killincooly" "Killincooly is at an intersection of two roads. It's about 14 miles north from the city of Wexford and less than a mile from the cliff-edged south east coast. Is "Wells Ho" a farm name or a village? What are the ruins around it? What if anything is standing where "Wells Ho" was? I would greatly appreciate any information on this family, and Wells or Wells Ho. Janis

Oops! The Ireland Townland finder is here: http://www.seanruad.com/ Sorry! Judy Parle

Lots of people, it seems, write to ask the location of a townland. Here's a great site where you can search for the location of any townland in Ireland. And if you're not sure you've got the "correct" spelling, try entering just a (discinctive) part of the townland name you've got (e.g. "Tom," instead of the whole word "Tomnaboly"). The search engine will locate all the townlands with the syllable "Tom" in the name. Don't forget to specify the county you're searching! Tomnaboly, by the way, is in Kilcormick Parish, near Gorey. Good luck, and don't forget to thankl Sean! `Judy Parle

Could anyone enlighten me as to where in Wexford, Tomnaboley is? On my Great great Grandfatehr's birth certificate, it says he was born in Tomnaboley, yet I can find no reference to Tomnaboley on any maps. I'm assuming it's a small village, too small to be on any maps, but where exactly is it? ANy help would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Joshua H. Behn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

The Wexford Surnames List To view - http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/wexford.html To Submit - http://www.flashbase.com/forms/wexford If searching, for best results key surname you are looking for in top field only! Hugh Hugh Listowner ____________________________________________________________________ Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Hello, I seek information regarding the Cuthbert and Wheelock families of Wexford. In particular William Patrick Cuthbert who emigrated in 1880 to the Cape Colony and his children, Edward Henry, William John, Anne Jane, William Patrick, James Kingston, THOMAS ALBERT (especially), Mary, Sarah Emily, John Robert, Harriet, George Agar, Charles and Isabella. Thomas Albert was born 19/9/1862. He married his cousin, Margaret Frances Wheelock. I have the Cuthbert tree in Gedcom format (for the emigrants to the Cape Colony) from Joseph Cuthbert (d 1754), but need dates. Your help will be appreciated. Kingston Patrick Shannon Cuthbert