Thanks, Brian. This is also, in larger size, on the Wexford Library site (www.Wexford.ie/library.htm). Of interest, they apparently are fierce about these "sporting colors of purple and gold". When I was there in October of '96 there was a national sporting match --soccor, I think_and purple and gold flags, banners, pennants, etc. were everywhere. As a matter of fact, when I found the ruins of a mud house that my ancestors had inhabited, I saw that the stones in front of the cottage had been painted purple and gold. Milli

South St. Bridget White 57 Bridget O'Cowley Jasper Carthy 50 Anna Molloy 60 William Carty 44 Michael Kelly 42 Edward Connor 56 Robert Quinn 37 John Redmond 77 Stephanie Pope 53 Johanna Keogh 32 Ellen Gannon 55 Joseph Freeman 39 Patrick Barron 36 Thomas Redmond 68 Patrick Kehoe 52 Matthew Cooney 36 Patrick Bolger 62 James Power 42 John Harrigan 52 Luke Connor 78 Anne Nugent 67 Thomas Hogan 29 Mary Fleming 50 James Galanan 38 William Fort? 46 Margaret Butler 77 Joan

South St. New Ross continued James Walsh 35 Hannah Leister Bridget Murphy 28 Jonathan James 25 Agnes Galbally 23 Andrew Foser?? 56 Mary Kate Rochford 40 Margaret Rourke 50 William Hartrick62 Hannagh Hurley 22 Oops have to go to a swim meet. Joan

One more list before I go away. It is a long one so may take a few posts. A little disclaimer. I do the best I can to read poor handwriting at times. Also I am only listing Heads of house. Many of my family I found living with others as Lodgers or servants. New Ross Urban South St. Partick Delaney 40 Elias Vickers 45 Hannah Cummins 28 Thomas Quigley 32 Anne Byrne 60 Mary Leary 70 Michael Byrne Susan Poole 75 James Ryan 28 Anne Cavanaugh 70 Mary Kennedy 56 Catherine Coneen?79 Margaret McCabe 25 Laurence Nolan 72 Margaret Grace 58 John O'Neill 48 Patrick Gannon 39 Deboragh Keogh 65 Patrick Kelly 79 John Deegan 40 John Keho 35 Ellen Kenay? 66 James Flemming 26 Ellen Fowler 75 Nicholas Meehan 47 Mary Cooney 70 Hugh Hennessy 49 Maria Murphy 68 Edward Cooney 51 Mary Ellard? 37 Michael Connolly56 Bridget Finn Bryan Hennessy 50 Michael Kavanaugh61 Mary Murray 70 Henry Henson 77 John O'Connor 49 William Howard 39 Joan

I would like to express my gratitude to all the people who replied to my question about ports of immigration.Now all I have to find are the relatives who left via them and when,Easy isn't it. And to Joan ,Enjoy the Break.Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: phelan <phelrock@indigo.ie> To: richard parsons <cker74u2c1@lineone.net> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 12:34 AM Subject: Re: [WEX] Immigration? > I dont really know but Perhaps Waterford as thousands left from here to go > to Newfoundland .Anne in Ireland > >

Went to the LDS again today and it was closed. Volunteers on vacation. So I will have to slow down on the lists and look ups. Leaving for the beach tomorrow myself so will try next week. Joan

Which ports of embarkation were favourite for people leaving Wexford & Ireland to go to USA.Could someone tell me please Thanks. Richard

First list I ever made an did not put in ages. Thanks to those that said go ahead. Delete to those not interested. New Ross Urban Maiden Lane Head of House Katherine Keefe Mary Ryan Patrick Hanaberry Nicholas Furlong Patrick Fitzgerald Philip Hayes James Coady William Monaghan Mary Byrne Mary Moore Margaret Lyng Catherine Murphy Bridget Bird Margaret Walsh John Ryan Patrick Grace James Flynn Patrick Meany Catherine Cullen Mary Evoy James Murphy Elizabeth Rochford John Keogh James Roche Patrick Quigley Mary Cahill John Cregan Michael Bolger William McCabe 32 pawnbroker born Carlow Ellen Dunphy 46 widow with Aiden Dunphy 11 and boarder Mary Ellen Leacy 2 Joan

Would anyone know the location of Charles Fort, Parish of Ferns, Wexford, cica 1860? Also, would original birth, death, and marriage records from Co.Wexford (1850-1885) still reside in the county or would they only be in Dublin, at the General Reisters Office? Thanks, Joe Murphy

I need some help starting my research in Wexford Co. I know that Francis Stedman married Elizabeth Austin (Aston?) and presumably both were born in Wexford Co. Francis was born circa 1776, Elizabeth 1784. The family was Protestant (possibly Methodist). They emigrated from Ireland in 1817. Can anyone give me some suggestions. Thanks Marcia Stedman Bellingham, Wa

If I am bothering you with these census let me know or delete. Townland Ballygarrett Patrick Crean Alice Gabriel This is what makes searching in Ireland so much fun. You need to know the townland and here is one so small it has 2 houses. Townland Ballyhacbeg Michael Shannon 38 William Stanton 45 Catherine Downes 60 Martin Finn 40? Margaret Kean 37 Martin Kean 49? Joseph Rowe 55 Margaret Walsh 56 Catherine Roche 63 Joan

After sending the Balto to Ireland 2 fer offer from Aer Lingus, I emailed my large computer connected family and within 24 hours booked 15 of us. 2 other families have joined in. It will be a logistic nightmare planning it but I know we will have fun. I am going for 2 weeks to do research and they are going for a shorter time. Please email me off list if you have researched there to give me tips where to look and B&B's close by. rolfes@erols.com Between that and my son's upcoming wedding, I am busy but will get to those I said I will help. Since that was off topic here is another list. So delete if not interested. 1901 Census PLU New Ross ED Tintern Ballyculane Name of HOH James Power 45 Margaret Byrne 60 William Power 85 Valentine Aheson? 75 Johanna Power 65 Nicholas Reville 63 Patrick Power 48 Patrick Power 54 Rev. Thomas O'Connor 53 Priest Mary Busher 62 Stephen Kehoe 43 Patt Stafford 47 John Bonocyne? 85 David Fitzgibbon 52 Robert Cardiff 45 John Bonville 63 Peter Condon 35 Patrick Cullen 58 Joaeph Flynn 34 Johanna Connor 38 Margaret Walsh 61 Ellen Fitzhenry 36 Michael Murphy 60 Joan

NO! I really appreciate all these listings. Thank you for taking the time! Carol Magee In a message dated 06/25/2000 8:39:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, " rolfes"@erols.com writes: << If I am bothering you with these census let me know or delete. >>

Dear Listmates, I need a lookup in Griffith's. I suspect a man I have been looking for is hiding in a son-in-law's house all this time! Could someone see if there is a PATRICK CODY(COADY) living in the home of PATRICK RONAN, in the townland of Rathangan. While you're there, also try the household of Walter Stafford. When John Cody wrote to his emigrant son (who went to PEI) he mentioned these names but didn't identify their relationship to him. Thanks very much in advance. -- Shirley K. Newbold Grosse Pointe, MI newbolds@home.com

I am hoping to be able to correspond and share with anyone researching the names Borbridge and Brownrigg. I have an Abbey (Abbe) Borbridge, dau of Charles Borbridge and Mary Brownrigg. She had a brother, Anthony James. Abbe was b 1808 in Gorey. She married my ancestor, William Sherwood, b 1801 in Killinure, Co. Wicklow- son of George Sherwood and Elizabeth Nickson. Please contact me and I can't wait to meet you!!! Judy Young Tuccinardi in Maryland, USA

Hello This is my first time here. I've been instructed to list my surnames and dates. Barry is the only surname I am really interested in. Specifically from Wexford. The family I am most interested in was born in Tecumshin Parish. around the 1700's John BARRY (b.1753)and Wife Catherine KELLY (b.1757)were both born in Tecumshin parish and gave birth to John (1745), Eleanor (?) and Patrick (?) and maybe others. John Barry (1757) left for America and I know much more about him becouse he is the famous Commadore John BARRY, Father of the American Navy. His sister Eleanor is who I am interested. She married and died in Ireland. When she and her first husband died her children Thomas and Patrick moved to America and were raised by John BARRY. If you can help me with any of the details of this family such as last names of Eleanor I would appreciate it. Barry Ryder-My first name is my mothers maiden name.

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Has anyone come across any WESTNOTTs anywhere in Wexford? Sheila gabby@idirect.com Old genealogists never die, they just lose their census.

Try this URL. The Wexford arms are depicted, along with an explanation. http://www.bng.nl/ngw/int/ier/counties/wexford.htm regards, Bernard Wilson

If you are near a reference library, they may have a copy of the History of the Town and County of Wexford, and it has picture of the coat of arms. I am referring to the old edition - don't know about the modern reprints. Marjorie. -----Original Message----- From: Notaclu49@aol.com [mailto:Notaclu49@aol.com] Sent: June 20, 2000 6:15 PM To: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WEX] Coat of Arms Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows where I might find a reasonable facsimile of the County Wexford Coat of Arms? Thanks, Kathleen ______________________________