Know the feeling Joan ,about the pressure of work in nursing. Anyway If you come accross a WILLIAM SULLIVAN & MARGARET KINSELLA marriage in 1870ish region i would very interested.Thanks in advance.RICHARD PARSONS ----- Original Message ----- From: Joan <" rolfes"@erols.com> To: <WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 5:10 AM Subject: [WEX] Marriage index > I have for a limited time the Marriage index for Ireland, years 1869 to > 1876 and 1881 to 1884. these do not give bride and groom only one with > place and number of vol and page in assistance in obtaining marriage > certs. I will try to do lookups if your rellies fit these dates. Be > patient with me. I am a nurse and everytime someone leaves I get their > job, but do not lose the old one. I am up to 3 jobs. I only wish I had > the 3 pays. My research is time is really cut down. I am looking for a > genealogy anonymous meeting. This obsession is really getting out of > hand. I am even found daily on ebay trying to buy a microfiche reader. > If you are a STAFFORD/CARBERY/MERNAGH Searcher I have a list of all of > them. Joan > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hi Joan and thanks for the offer. Does your index have anything for PROUD or KEOHLER/KEOHLAR/KOEHLER/KOEHLAR around the Enniscorthy area - most like St Mary's parish? Regards, Peter N Pidgeon 'Leafy' Eltham, Victoria, Australia Please visit our web site at www.users.bigpond.com/peter_pidgeon/ Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/pid01.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan" <" rolfes"@erols.com> To: <WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 2:10 PM Subject: [WEX] Marriage index > I have for a limited time the Marriage index for Ireland, years 1869 to > 1876 and 1881 to 1884. these do not give bride and groom only one with > place and number of vol and page in assistance in obtaining marriage > certs. I will try to do lookups if your rellies fit these dates. Be > patient with me. I am a nurse and everytime someone leaves I get their > job, but do not lose the old one. I am up to 3 jobs. I only wish I had > the 3 pays. My research is time is really cut down. I am looking for a > genealogy anonymous meeting. This obsession is really getting out of > hand. I am even found daily on ebay trying to buy a microfiche reader. > If you are a STAFFORD/CARBERY/MERNAGH Searcher I have a list of all of > them. Joan > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan" <" rolfes"@erols.com> To: <WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 2:10 PM Subject: [WEX] Marriage index > I have for a limited time the Marriage index for Ireland, years 1869 to > 1876 and 1881 to 1884. these do not give bride and groom only one with > place and number of vol and page in assistance in obtaining marriage > certs. I will try to do lookups if your rellies fit these dates. Be > patient with me. I am a nurse and everytime someone leaves I get their > job, but do not lose the old one. I am up to 3 jobs. I only wish I had > the 3 pays. My research is time is really cut down. I am looking for a > genealogy anonymous meeting. This obsession is really getting out of > hand. I am even found daily on ebay trying to buy a microfiche reader. > If you are a STAFFORD/CARBERY/MERNAGH Searcher I have a list of all of > them. Joan >

I have for a limited time the Marriage index for Ireland, years 1869 to 1876 and 1881 to 1884. these do not give bride and groom only one with place and number of vol and page in assistance in obtaining marriage certs. I will try to do lookups if your rellies fit these dates. Be patient with me. I am a nurse and everytime someone leaves I get their job, but do not lose the old one. I am up to 3 jobs. I only wish I had the 3 pays. My research is time is really cut down. I am looking for a genealogy anonymous meeting. This obsession is really getting out of hand. I am even found daily on ebay trying to buy a microfiche reader. If you are a STAFFORD/CARBERY/MERNAGH Searcher I have a list of all of them. Joan

Obituaries - Limerick Chronicle - 2nd Jan 1850 At Egmont Villa, Kanturk, on Thursday morning, at the advanced age of 90, Dorothea Julia, relict of the late Mathew Blood Smyth, of Castle Fergus, county of Clare, Esq., and great grand-daughter of Dr. Smyth, formerly Bishop of Limerick, and grand niece to Dr. Smyth,formerly Archbishop of Dublin. At her house in Henry street, Mrs. Alice Gromwell, aged 88. A lady eminent for her piety, and of whom it may be justly said that her life was spent in the practice and performance of every Christian virtue. At Cheltenham, on the 28th Dec. of decline, Mary Anne, the beloved wife of George Rogers, Esq., of this City, after a long and painful illness, in the 32nd year of her age. At Salt Hill, Galway, in his 52nd year, the Very Rev Joseph W. Kirwan, D.D. President of the Queen's College, Galway. His remains were removed for interment to Outerard, of which he was Parish Priest. On the 1st inst., at his residence, Sandylane, near Boher, in this County, to the inexpressible grief of his family and friends, John Ryan, at the very advanced age of 90 years. Mr. Ryan was for many years High Constable of the barony Coonagh, in this County, and, from an early period of his life, agent to the several estates in the counties of Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary, of the late Thomas G. Fitzgibbon, Esq., and the late Rev. John Digby, of Ladenstown, and his successor; and always treated the tenantry over whom he had control, leniently, while he gave general satisfaction to the kind and benevolent proprietors for whom he acted. In Dublin, the Rev. Willoughby Burrell, M.A. where arrived on his way to Ardfert Abbey, on a visit to his brother-in-law, Mr. Crosbie. He was son of the late Hon. Lindsey Burrell, of Stoke Park, Suffolk. On the 22nd ult., at his residence, Coolruss in this County, Mr. John Carroll, after a long and tedious illness, which he bore with Christian patience. His demise is deservedly regretted by his afflicted widow and a large circle of sorrowing friends, who will long lament his loss. Martin Silver, Esq., of O'Brien's Castle. At his residence, near Castle-Connell, of paralysis, Mr Patrick Corbett - to the regret of his family and friends. At Dominick-street, Galway, at an advanced age, Mary, relict of the late John Joyce, Esq., of the Wood Quay. At Kinsale, in the 78th year of her age, Christiana, relict of the late Richard Hall Lewis, Esq. Dec. 26, at his residence, Teltown, near Kells, Hamlet Garnett, Esq., leaving children to deplore the best of fathers. Arthur Burgh Crofton, Esq., of Roebuck Castle. At Queenstown, Henry Stanistreet, Esq. Of fever, Elizabeth V. Becher, daughter of Edward Becher, Esq., late of Rock Castle, county Cork. Mr. Cornelius Murphy, many years Sheriff's bailiff. At Arboe Glebe, Sarah Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Thomas MacNeece, D.D. and Archbishop King's Lecturer in Divinity in the University of Dublin. At Sion Chapel House, Wexford, the Rev. Nicholas Furlong, P.P. Crossabeg. In Maryborough, Mrs. Eliza Higgins. At Waterford, Mr. Matthew Jones. James Fenton Lawlor, Esq., editor of the late Felon newspaper, son of the late Patrick Lawlor, Esq., Ti?nakil, Queen's County. Mrs. Rynd, relict of the late James Rynd, Esq., of Ryndville, county Meath. At Clara, co. Sligo, Jane, wife of Robert Porteus In Dublin, Mr. John M Cafferty, printer of Derry. At Granard, of typhus fever, the Very Rev. Farrell Sheridan, P.P. At Drumcondra Terrace, Anne, wife of Francis J. Nash, Esq. At his house, Parliament-street, E. Jephson, Esq., surgeon. At Westmorland-street, Mr. Henry Curwen, aged 90 years. At Mountpleasant-square, Mrs. Falkner, relict of the late William Falkner, Esq., Grafton-street. At his residence, Pill-lane, Mr. F. Keane. In Upper Dorset-street, Mr. Samuel Hyland. At Clonleigh House, in her 60th year, Louisa, wife of the Rev. William Knox. At Omagh, co Tyrone, suddenly, James White, Esq., M.D. At Upper Albany-street, London, Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq., fourth son of Lord Robert Ponsonby Tottenham, Lord Bishop of Clogher. At St. Hellier's, Jersey, Jocelyn Caroline Bolton, only son of Ben. Adams Leonard, Esq., of Leamore Lodge, co. Wicklow. In London, John Cunningham, Esq., of Her Majesty's Customs, formerly of Miltown, county Kerry. At Guernsey, Colonel Thomas Kennedy, formerly of the 36th Regt. and Aid-de-Camp to General Sir John Doyle. Burned to death, at Cheltenham, Lady Pym, wife of General Sir Henry Pym. At Hereford, Thomas Johns, Esq., late of General Post Office, in His 72nd year. At the house of her father, Thomas J. Watts, Esq., Macclesfield, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Wm. Brewster, Incumbent of St. Matthew's, Toxath, Liverpool. At Prideaux, Cornwall, Robert Williams, son of Sir Coleman Rashleigh, Bart. In her 85th year, the wife of George Basevi, Esq., Brighton. At Torquay, Annette, daughter of Major H. Richards At Sundridge-park, Bromley, Kent, Anne, relict Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., in the 82nd year of her age. At Ringstead, Northamptonshire, G. Steele, Esq., of Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. At Antigua, Charles Dawson, M.D. Surgeon, 54th Regiment, of yellow fever. At Kingston, John Dormer, Esq., M.D. At Paris, Mary Frances, wife of the Rev. G. W. Huntingford, and daughter of Major General Tremenheere, K.H. At San Francisco, Wm. Alfred Den, son of Emanuel Den, Esq., Kilkenny. At Lahore, Captain Grant, 24th, son of Colonel Grant, R.A. Regards Philip http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/r/o/Philip-J-Orourke/

Webmaster: I have tried twice to send an email to DONNA KENTCH in reagards to a > listing on the Wexford surname list for McGRATH. I have had both returned > with a message "unknown". Perhaps you will contact her and have her > correct her email entry so people can contact her. Thank you. Angie Pieper

I extracted the following from a couple of old photocopies of pages out of the Cork Examiner-1881. I am posting the births from same as I never put a subjet line on yesterdays posting Marriages - Cork Examiner 1881 HOWARD-CAHILL - July 28, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Eugene McSwiney, RCC, Ballincollig, assisted by the Rev. J Canon Shinkwin, PP, Ovens, and the Rev. T. Murphy, RCC, John P Howard, Belmount Mills, to Mary, daughter of Patrick Cahill, Knocknagoul. BARRY-FURLONG - July 26. at Davidstown Church, by the Rev. P. M. Furlong, CC, New Ross, assisted by the Very Rec., Canon Barry, PP, Davidstown, John A. Barry, Esq, Manager of the National Bank, Kanturck, co. Cork, to Teresa Katherine, youngest daughter of John Furlong, Esq., Templescobin, co. Wexford. GARFORTH-SEALY - July 26, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. Canon Harley, MA, Rector of Christ Church, Fred. Garforth, Allagolla Estate, Ceylon, the youngest son of the late Wm. Garforth, JP, Dunfield, Cheshire, to Williamina Dorothea, daughter of Robert Bass Sealy, St. Patrick's Hill, Cork. THORPE-STIRLING - July 28. at the parish church, Queenstown, by the Rev. Charles Clarke, chaplin of H M S Revenge, John, youngest son of Edward Thorpe, Liverpool, to Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of the late John Sterling. RORKE-DILLON - July 27, at Gardnier street Church, Dublin, Michael Rorke, Esq.,third son of the late Thady Rorke, Esq., Camogue, Tulisk, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Patrick Dillon, Esq., Neathfield, co. Roscommon, and grand-daughter of the late Patrick Trevors, Esq., Ballymoe, co. Galway. VYSE-PHILPOTT - July 20, at St. Peter's Port, Guernsey, Wm. Elliott, eldest son of Charles Green Vyse, Esq., of North Lopham, Norfolk, to Jane Maddison, second daughter of the late Wm. Philpott, Esq., brother of the Lord Bishop of Worcester. BALL-ADAMS - May 25, at Grantham street Chapel, Bermingham, George William Ball, youngest son of the late John G. Ball, Esq., Stroud, Gloucestershire, to Margaret Ellen (Nellie), youngest daughter of Thomas Adams, Esq., The Ivies, Edgebaston. COYLE-KENNEDY -May 30, at the pro-Cathedral, Marlborough street, Dublin, John Coyle T.C., Kilkenny, to Julia, second daughter of P Kennedy of Castle Ellis, Gowran, co. Kilkenny. __________________________________ Births - Cork Examiner 1881 CUMING - July 25, at Markethill, co. Armagh, the wife of Wm. Cuming Esq., of a son. MOORE - July 24, at 4 Synge street, Dublin, the wife of Garreth Moore, of a son. QUIGLEY - July 25, at 31 Dawson street, Dublin,the wife of Patrick Quigley, of a son. THYNNE - July 25, the wife of C F Thynne of a daughter. __________________________________ Miscellaneous Obituaries - Cork Examiner 1881 McSWEENY - May, 3, Mr, Myles McSWEENY, aged 24 years, son of Mr. Eugene McSWEENY, Main Street, Millstreet, Co. Cork. Deceased is deeply and widely regretted, and passed away fortified by the rites of the Roman Catholic Church-RIP, American papers please copy. CRONIN - June 1, Hanora, the beloved wife of Michael CRONIN, Knocknasure, Blarney. Funeral at 2 o'clock, on Friday, 3rd. inst., for Garrycloyne. Aged 83 years, - RIP. BOND - May 27, At his residence, Ardglass, county of Westmeath, William Perry Bond, Esq., JP., aged 38 years. DEATH - May 27, at his residence, 42 Bishopsgate street Within, London, John DEATH, in his 69th. year. DWYER - May 27, at 17 Westmorland Street, Dublin, Miss Elizabeth DWYER, aged 68 years. KERR - May 28, at Vale House, Jersey, WM. Walter Raleigh, eldest son of the late Lord Robert KERR, in his 72nd year, many years Treasurer of the Island of Mauritius. MAHER - May 27 at Kiltinan, Fethard, in his 1?th year, Laurence MAHER, student of St. Patricks College, Thurles. HEGARTY - July 29, at Bowling-green street, Jane, relect of the late Timothy HEGARTY. Funeral on Sunday at 1 o'clock, sharp, for Templeiska WALSH - on the 8th inst. at Ballygrogan, Michael Walsh, aged 70 years. Funeral in Grenagh on this day (Saturday), at 2 o'clock. KELLEHER - April 23 at Ballyscourt, Bridget Mary, beloved daughter of Wm. KELLEHER .- RIP. Funeral for the Botanic Gardens, on to-morrow (Sunday). HURLEY - July 25, at her residence, Mall, Tralee, Mrs. Teresa HURLEY, aged 81. May she rest in peace. DENNEHY - July 27, at his residence, 27 Wentworth place, Dublin, Mr. James DENNEHY, aged 63 years. DICKSON - June 27, in Lindon of phthisis, Hamer DICKSON, eldest son of Edward Daniel DICKSON, M.D. Physician of H.M. Embassy at Constantinople, aged 39. GOUGH - July 24, Alice Jane, aged 29, wife of Hubert GOUGH of Waltham, A??er, and daughter of Charles L???… __________________________________ They were copied using a wet process, so are extremely difficult to read. I have taken every care to be as accurate as is possible and the surname capitals are mine. I will be uploading these and others to my Irish Ancestral Page shortly. I have also added an extract of Kerry marriages for 1877. This is a large file, so be patient when opening it. Regards Philip http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/r/o/Philip-J-Orourke/

Hello "new" fellow listers, I am new to the list and thought I would post my information. I have been searching for gr grandad Martin Gilroy for about 8 years. I have finally narrowed him down to arriving here (New York) about 1850. He was single but may have been travelling with his future wife Mary Loftus. The only info I have is that she too is from Wexford and they married in the US. He was born about 1830 and was a farmer in Ireland. Nothing else.......I've researched passenger lists till I'm cross eyed, and I'm sure I haven't check ALL of them but 3 years of looking has disgruntled me :-). Has this name come up in anybody's research or if they can give me the name of some Churches there that I can write to it would be great. I do know that he was Roman Catholic. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.........Ellen Gilroy

The Folly is an area of Wexford town, and Distillery Road is in Wexford town. My geography's rusty, so I can't say for sure, but it may be in The Folly. Edel Codd, CA 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

Hello All My GGrandfather James Kehoe M. Margret Dreelan 1870, their son william was b. 1891 @ folly Wexford, according to birth record, [family legend has it he was born Distillery Rd Wexford]. would anyone know if these two places are connected? All The Best John

My apologies for my mistake with Mary Harper not knowing her maiden name, how stupid can one get. There are to many Mary's in my family tree and not enough Hails, God bless you all. Ray L. Harper Q.L.D Australia.

HI, I am a new subscriber to the Wexford List my name is Ray Harper and I am from Toowoomba Queensland Australia. My research is mainly the Harper/Harpur Family. I am researching my GG/Grandparents from Wexford in Ireland, MICHAEL HARPER and MARY HARPER no maiden name as yet. On a shipping notice I have as follows, NAME (Husband) Harper, Michael OCCUPATION. Labourer. Rel. R.C. AGE. 23. R.W. Yes. NATIVE PLACE. Baldwinstown, co, WEXFORD. FATHER. HARPER JOHN. MOTHER. HARPER MARY. NAME (Wife) HARPER MARY. OCCUPATION. Servant. REL. R.C. Age. 17. R.W. NATIVE PLACE. Bonnow. Co. Wexford. FATHER. KENNEDY JAMES. MOTHER KENNEDY NANCY- DEAD. CHILDREN. Under their care: Eliza BROKLEY or BROKELL. SHIP. Sir Charles Napier. DATE OF ARRIVAL 10 April 1842. Vol. 65. Brought in by FRANCIS REID. Any information on these people would be most appreciated, I am willing to swap information on the Harper/Harpur's here in Australia.

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GERALD FITZGERALD, born Templeshanbo, Enniscorthy, Wexford, c.1842 Married: Sarah Eliza Wheatley, Adelaide, S Australia 1863 (13 children) Died: Fremantle, W Australia 1905 Father: John Richard Fitzgerald (possibly Royal Navy) Mother: Elizabeth Augusta Nicholls Fitzgerald Paternal Uncle: Gerald Fitzgerald, Rector of Kilscoran (Church of Ireland) He signed Gerald Jnr's apprenticeship papers for the Sea Star - an E India Co Ship (1860) Maternal Uncle: Henry Charles Fitzgerald (Major 33rd Regiment Foot) Maternal Grandmother: Charlotte HOLLOWAY If anyone has any Fitzgerald connections, or might be able to advise me on researching in Templeshanbo or Kilscoran, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks, Alison in West Sussex

Look using the word MANX which helps find the Isle of Man heritage group. Pam Kehoe Wisconsin FAMILY Website - http://www.geocities.com/drk4779 Walworth County Historical Society - http://www.geocities.com/walcohistory Celtic Women International ~ http://www.celticwomen.org

Hi, I am a new subscriber to the list and family history. I have recently started researching my mother's family below. Please could anyone tell me if there is a central location in Wexford that holds the baptismal, marriage records before 1864 for Wexford town rather than going via Dublin. Would the local registrar hold them ? Any help would be much appreciated. Patrick Hawkins, born Beflast1893 Joseph Hawkins, shipwright, born 1862 in Main Street, Wexford AnnEliza Rossiter, dressmaker, born 1863 in Barrack Street, Wexford James Carroll, sea captain, born early 1860s Wexford town Mary Connors, born early 1860s Wexford town Thank you. Regards Deborah Lee

Would appreciate any information on Murphy's that married Gallagher's......thanks

Howdy You might find it at the address below. Cheers, Dan. http://lists.rootsweb.com/ Westmilli@aol.com wrote: > I think I asked for this before, but... Does anyone know how to get the list > address on Rootsweb for The Isle of man? Thanks, Milli > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

I think I asked for this before, but... Does anyone know how to get the list address on Rootsweb for The Isle of man? Thanks, Milli

I am pretty sure there is another Mernagh searcher on this list. Could you contact me. My James Carbery married Eleanor Mernagh and lived in Rathimney Owenduff. I have checked the 1901 and 1911 census for the area and no Mernagh's. She came from somewhere. Some of my names are rare to the area of my search in these census. Carbery, Mernagh, Corcoran to name some. I feel lonely, I must have a Murphy somewhere. Joan

We are researching the O'Toole family from Wexford Co. Any infomation on my G.G. Greanfather Nicholas O' Toole and wife Mary, and his son James O'Toole Born: 1824. Need any infomation anyone has on Nicholas and James and their siblings. James was born in Wexford Co and migrated to Nova Scota and then to Mass. USA. Thank you Carolyn