Bruce, James and any other interested in Sinnotts: What I have is minuscule and vague. An Anne Sinnott appeared on two pages of the valuation books as an occupier relating to lot 11 of the Ordinance Survey Map # 32. Lots a, b, c were occupied mostly by my ancestors, Brennan's, Murphy's and Leary's. But when there were changes, such as deaths, names were scratched through and new occupiers or lessors names written above. Such changes occurred in 1879 and 1883, at which time her name appeared above my ggrandfather's name. The lot is in Ballyboggan, Tikillen parish, East Shelmaliere Barony. I have read on this list that there were many Sinnott's in Co. Wexford, so this does not mean much. Sorry if I gave you false hope. Milli

Hi, If you are looking for maps and a history of Ireland try this site. It has so much information that I have started to print it out because you would never be able to remeber it all. If any body has info on Sinnott or Sennott would appreciate Help. http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/2/iremaps.htm Henry J. Sennott N42-186 Voice (617)452-2379 FAX (617)258-9535 Live for Today Remember Yesterday And Think of Tomorrow Have a nice day!

That site is awesome! I have records of Sinnotts on my Valuation pages as lessors of my ancestors acreage in Tikillen parish. If you are interested I will look up the specifics. Milli

Peter, Do you have the ability to scan these lists or provide me an electronic version?. I could add them to my web site for easy access to others on the list. 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: "Peter Carty" <peter.wexford@virgin.net> To: <WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2000 9:10 AM Subject: [WEX] Map > Hello The map I mentioned in the county museum Enniscorthy was printed > aprox 1818.As far as I can remember it only shows the surnames of > landlords who had a lot of acres.The lists I look at a lot are the List > of Freeholders on County Wexford in the Wexford Indepenant Nov. 1832.I > have a few pages of these lists .If somebody has any ideas how to share > this info. Peter > > ______________________________

What would be the name of the Roman Catholic parish for the Civil Parish Killann, Townland Rathnure around 1830? Thanks for any info.

The New England Historic and Genealogical Society,Boston,Ma. offers in their catalog many items for Irish genealogy,including 32 county maps.Maps have been reprinted from a series originally produced in 1901.They are divided into Baronies,Civil Parishes and Roman Catholic Parishes."Each depicts castles,churches,cross roads,courthouses,junctions,lakes,barracks,bridges,harbors,Roman Catholic churches,chapels,convents,cemetaries,schools,stations,etc" Quintin Publications 1999. 19"x25".Folded in quarters.Price(in Spring 2000 catalog is $5.95 US plus shipping . I have not seen this map. I will be in Boston on May 3, and I will go over there and inspect. Sales Dept may be reached by :sales@nehgs.org.(order catalog) Web site is http://www.newenglanderancestors.org or http://www.nehgs.org

Hi Larry, Sharon again, I apologize, I meant the valuation Office has never responded to my queries. Sharon from Montana From: WEXFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com Reply-To: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com To: WEXFORD-D@rootsweb.com Subject: WEXFORD-D Digest V00 #42 Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2000 09:21:48 -0700 (PDT) << message2.txt >> << message4.txt >> << message6.txt >> << message8.txt >> << message10.txt >> << message12.txt >> << message14.txt >> ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Larry, you actually received a map from the survey office, slow isn't the word, I've queried them twice and have never had a response. Sharon from Montana From: WEXFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com Reply-To: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com To: WEXFORD-D@rootsweb.com Subject: WEXFORD-D Digest V00 #42 Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2000 09:21:48 -0700 (PDT) << message2.txt >> << message4.txt >> << message6.txt >> << message8.txt >> << message10.txt >> << message12.txt >> << message14.txt >> ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi; If you visit the web site for the Diocese of Ferns at http://www.ferns.ie and follow instructions to the locator map for parishes in the diocese you will find two churches identified in the RC Parish of Rathnure with addresses etc.. Good luck!!! Robert E. Gahan Email: gahanr@cadvision.com

I found the following book in the New England Genealogical Society catalog. Does anyone own a copy of this book who could take a quick look for the surname MYLER? My family lived in County Wexford in the 1700's, but I am most interested in finding a will for Thomas Myler who died between 1782-1792 in Old Ross. He left a wife, Margaret Owen Myler (who died c. 1794), and at least three sons, Thomas (b. c. 1761), William and James - all of whom eventually emigrated to the U.S., starting in 1790. I suppose that he and his wife had a daughter or two, but do not know their names. Any help would be appreciated. Index to Prerogative Wills of Ireland: 1536-1810 By Sir Arthur Vicars Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1897, repr. 1997. Nancy M(yler) Goodwin Wilmington, DE USA mailto:pianoteacher3@juno.com Rootsweb Sponsor Tell me and I'll forget Show me, and I may not remember Involve me, and I'll understand!

Hi All, I am a new member of this list, and I would like to see if I can connect with anyone. My gr gr grandmother was Mary Hanlon. As far as I know, she was from Co. Wexford, as it was stated on her death certificate. I wrote to the Wexford geneology center recently, and I found a listing for a Mary Hanlon, b. Jan. 16, 1831, daughter of Michael Hanlon and Margaret Moran. I think this is her, but I do not know for sure. What I do know is as follows: Mary Hanlon b. abt. 1831 Her brother: John Hanlon b. bet. 1833 - 1835 Sister or Cousin: Elizabeth b. 1826 Sister or Cousin: Susanna b. ? Mary Hanlon m. Peter Fitzpatrick in New Orleans, LA on April 11, 1858. They had eight children: William, Michael, Peter Jr., John, Margaret, Edward, Joseph, and Catherine. If anyone can connect, I'd very much like to hear from you. Colleen Fitzpatrick daughter of Emmett Fitzpatrick (m. Marilyn Rice) granddaughter of Thomas Stephen Fitzpatrick, Sr. (m. Loretta Kelly) gr granddaughter of John Fitzpatrick, Sr. (m. Ellen Flynn) gr gr granddaughter of Mary Hanlon (m. Peter Fitzpatrick, Sr.) gr gr gr granddaughter of Michael? Hanlon and Margaret Moran? Natives of Co. Weford, Ireland

Hi My name is Sheila. My ancestors were: William Carley and _____ Brown born in Co Wexford. They had 9 children lived Cornwall, Co Wexford Joseph b 1772 m Elizabeth Free emigrated to Ontario c1830 11 ch Walter m Alicia Bulger d South Africa Leonard m Catherine Campbell son John emigrated to Australia John m Eleanor Whitely emigrated to Ontario George William m Ann Carley Annie m William Carley emigrated to Ontario 7 ch Margaret m Stephen Wildes Mary m William Powell Interested in any Carleys Thanks

Yesterday my daughter and I located her greatgreatgrandmothers grave in Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn. So now I have more info to post and hope for suggestions to guide us further.. Hannah Bryan Trotman, born August 10, 1827 in County Wexford, came to US in the 1850's (we think) married Thomas Trotman C. 1860, died Dec. 14, 1897 in Brooklyn, NY. We'd appreciate any guidance on where to look for her birth records, could be anywhere in Wexford.... Peter Myers

hello list, I have had a number of request for the address [ I found by accident while surfing the net] for birth records after 1864 in Wexford. Address: The Registrar, Community Care Centre, Grogans Rd, Wexford. Please address any Responses or queries to the list so others may Help if I can't. All The Best John Leahy Researching Wm KEHOE B.1891 @Distillery Rd, Wexford

I have been quietly watching this list for the following names but have not noticed any mention of them. If there are folks on this list who are seeking information on the following names, I have provided a web Page that covers most of my knowledge. I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks. Other names in my family are: Andryeweski, Applegate, Bammer, Bauer, Belmonte, Blakley, Booty, Brown, Caddell, Chegwidden, Cook, Copper, Decker, Devitt, Driscoll, Dyer, Flaherty, Flynn, Gallagher, Gellman, Gerstner, Gilleland, Hannaford, Higgins, Hogan, Hourigan, Horigan, Hull, Jones, Jorgensen, Kaiser, Kates, Kelly, Kovach, LaFever, Lamphier, Landstrom, Loury, Mackey, Malone, Manogue, Martucci, McGrath, McLaughlin, Miller, Mills, Miners, Moran, Moreno, Neiman, O'Hara, O'Rourke(also spelled Rourke), Pollota, Reardon, Reilly, Riker, Rosica, Ruddy, Santella, Scavelli, Shaver, Sheldon, Studley, Susko, Swayze, Szoke, Tricaso, Trueblood, Tufano, Turner, Wondroke, Wells http://members.aol.com/dhourigan/Family.html Thanks for your help, Dick Hourigan

Hi I have been sitting on the list for quite some time reading, but now hope that some kind person could possible give me a few pointers as I am not a resident of Ireland, and only normally do research in Wales. I am researching the name KIELTY and only have a very limited amount of detail. KIELTY, Elizabeth Mary born 9.1.1937 Wexford died 14.3.1995 Barrow in Furness, Cumbria Mother - Maureen POWERS born ? ? Father - Patrick KIELTY born ? Wexford Married in London in 1927 Grandmother - Margaret WITTY born ? Grandfather - Joseph KIELTY born 1900 (?) died 1976 (?) Buried at Grasstown ? Cemetary That's it! Is there something I could read which would give me any pointers as to where to look? I am aware that a great deal of records have been destroyed. They were all Catholics if that is of any help. Could I obtain any microfiche? Is there an index or some one who could check the details at Grasstown? Cemetary for me? (cheeky I know:) Unfortunately, Elizabeth Kielty died in a house fire in 1995 and all papers relating to her family were destroyed Any help however small would be a great help. Elizabeth was my partners mother and is wanting to get back to his Irish roots. Regards and thanks in anticipation Didger & Kat

On surface questions below may seem clerical but for most researchers it will be something that will be sought often. You find your folks on a townland and then you send for the map. I think the info. will be a good stow for the group search engine. 1. How much are Ordnance Survey (townland) Maps which relate to the Griffith Survey entries? (I ask here because answers from Valuation office are really slow, ie. ~ 1.5m) At bottom of the message I have clipped what they say about map costs at the Valuation office web site (http://www.valoff.ie/). 2. I was told that in Kilgorman civil parish Wexford that it would take 4 of these maps. Would that mean coverage would be 20 x 4= 80 punts. For the whole county of Wexford that might be about $800 punts. For govt maps that seems to be pretty expensive if I read it right. Universal exchange calculator at www.xe.net/ucc/ tells me rate March31, 2000 is as follows: 1.00 IEP (Ireland Punt) = 1.75791 CAD (Canada Dollars) 1.00 IEP (Ireland Punt) = 1.21285 CAD (American Dollars) 3. Does anyone know why it would be necessary to have boundries marked (as mentioned in 2nd section). Are either the maps or the Griffith Survey legend poorly referenced? Do staff there have some expertise or access that outsiders do not have (and that we would want)? 4. I clipped following info. of an earlier msg. (I think I have seen it more than once). Would that be same as above and as a shrunken version on A3/A4 size paper? You can order the 6"=1 mile OS Maps from the US Library of Congress, Photoduplication Service, Wash. DC, for $8.50 + S & H of $3.50. You do need to know the OS map # which covers the townland/parish you desire. ==== Copies of Maps VO Certified Copy = 40.00 Current Map (Photocopy) = 10.00 A3/A4 size (Photocopy) = 5.00 Griffith Map = 20.00 A3/A4 size = 10.00 Ordnance Survey Maps are available at prices set by the OSO. Fees for marking Valuation Office boundaries are as follows: Fee for marking boundaries (up to 5 lots) = 25.00 (Irish pounds) Each additional lot = 5.00 (Irish pounds) === Larry from Ottawa

Hello The map I mentioned in the county museum Enniscorthy was printed aprox 1818.As far as I can remember it only shows the surnames of landlords who had a lot of acres.The lists I look at a lot are the List of Freeholders on County Wexford in the Wexford Indepenant Nov. 1832.I have a few pages of these lists .If somebody has any ideas how to share this info. Peter

I read the earlier inquiry from Peter about sources for maps & landlord info - Have found some great info: If you are not familiar with the search engine called All the Web (www.alltheweb.com ) you should try it out. This engine is FAST, and very comprehensive. When I searched for the keywords historical maps Ireland the list of useful sites that came back was huge...Great places to get maps. Through this list I also found the local Ireland site ( www.local.ie/genealogy/) which is a goldmine of information, not only of specific information about genealogy research for Irish roots, but also for information about the divisions of Ireland and a description of what sources are available for research into those divisions. There are many links to different areas of Ireland, so use All The Web to get the list so you can choose which link you need. Through the local Ireland site you can link into the info on how to find your ancestors through rent records, church records, landowner records, etc... Have fun! Ruth Shasteen (researching TRACY family in WEXFORD COUNTY, in the TOWNLANDS of TRACEYSTOWN EAST and TRACEYSTOWN WEST in the PARISH of TAGHMON).

Good Morning Folks, Has anyone on this list ever come across the surname Prentice/Prentis in County Wexford in any record whatsoever? I have an ancestor who was born in Ontario; New York State and in Wexford,Ireland. He was French; Dutch and German. He was born in 1811, 1817, 1819,1822 and 1824. Thank you. Eileen