Hi Eileen. I'm sorry it too me so long to reply to you. I haven't had much luck with Mary Ann Chapman...there are so many of them. The closest thing I could find was an entry in the 1900 US census. I'll send you the information off-List. I wish I could have found more for you. Terry Bora in Michgian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eileen O'Leary" <geneeol@optusnet.com.au> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 12:00 AM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] 1880 US census MO/Chapman/Daly > Thank you Terry. I'm not sure which of the Chapmans or Dalys went from > Co. Wexford to St. Louis (or St. Paul) just that we had relatives there. > Whilst it could be any first name one possible candidate is Mary Ann > Chapman (b.1885). > > Thanks, > Eileen

14/6/1856 Sinnott Alice Thomas Sinnott Doratha Murphy John Rossiter Ellen Rossiter 21/06/1955 Sinnott Angela Mary John Sinnott Philomena O Neill Shanoo 25/07/1911 Sinnott Anne Elizabeth William Sinnott Catherine Furlong Newcastle Nicholas Sinnott Margaret Sinnott 03/03/1913 Sinnott Anne Elizabeth John Kehoe Mary A. Sinnott Millview Thomas Keys Margaret Corish 19/09/1956 Sinnott Brendan John John Sinnott Philomena O Neill Shanoo 12/9/1820 Sinnott Bridget Lawrtence Sinnott Mary Sinnott Thos Cody Margaret French 31/8/1827 Sinnott Bridget John Sinnott Mary Sinnott James Ennis Catherine Harper 04/01/1948 Sinnott Brigid Mary Berndt Oliver Sinnott Hanna Lambert Brownstown Peter Lambert Lily McGrath m.Patk Goggins 3/9/1968 5/8/1822 Sinnott Catherine Richard Sinnott Ellen Sinnott Mary BRowne 25/04/1926 Sinnott Catherine Teresa Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Michael Kehoe Johanna Kelly m.Martin Whelan,Barntown 11/2/1952 02/09/1939 Sinnott Edward Michael John Sinnott Mary K Fitzhenry Gurtins Martin Sinnott Margaret Sinnott m.Nora Blake,Birmingham 18/12/1959 28/11/1931 Sinnott Ellen Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Jasper Cody Catherine Cody 27/04/1930 Sinnott Francis Brendan Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview John Byrne Annie Byrne m.Anne Culleton,R/angan 6/8/1958 30/09/1947 Sinnott Francis Jerome John Sinnott Margaret Dunne Heavenstown Martin Sinnott Nuala Sinnott m.Christina Lynch,London 29/4/1967 05/05/1950 Sinnott James Anthony Oliver Sinnott Hanna Lambert Brownstown John Walsh Kathleen O Connor 22/5/1820 Sinnott Joanna John Sinnott Mary Sinnott Mary Sinnott 2/3/1824 Sinnott John Lawrence Sinnott Mary Sinnott John Cogly Mary Stafford 30/10/1825 Sinnott John John Sinnott Mary Sinnott Catherine Ennis 27/12/1825 Sinnott John William Sinnott Margaret Sinnott Anty Browne 3/3/1854 Sinnott John James Sinnott Anty Bryan Duncormick Walter Furlong Cath Brien 13/10/1856 Sinnott John Patk Sinnott Anne Sinnott Thomas White Catherine Clooh 09/06/1924 Sinnott John Francis John Sinnott Stasia Keating Robinstown John Sinnott Lizzie Rossiter 24/04/1912 Sinnott John Joseph Nivholas Sinnott Elizabeth Kennedy Gainstown David Fortune Mary Eliza Doyle 05/02/1947 Sinnott John Joseph Oliver Sinnott Hannah Lambert Brownstown John Sinnott Shiela Lambert 1/11/1856 Sinnott Laurence James Sinnott Anty Bryan Duncormick Terrie Brian Mary Coghlan 11/04/1933 Sinnott Leo Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Patrick Murphy Margaret Murphy m.Margt Bailey,Wexford 7/8/1962 1/12/1818 Sinnott Margaret James Sinnott Mary Sinnott James Kavanagh Ellen Murphy 29/6/1837 Sinnott Margaret James Sinnott Eliza Sinnott James Murphy Johanna Coady 15/04/1927 Sinnott Margaret Eliza Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Patrick Sinnott Ellen Murphy 23/9/1819 Sinnott Mary Peter Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Patt Sinnott Fanny Sinnott 13/3/1838 Sinnott Mary Thomas Sinnott Ellen Petigree Catherine Clooney 08/07/1937 Sinnott Mary Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Rathangan Michael Sinnott Mary Quinn 28/06/1939 Sinnott Mary Elizabeth John Sinnott Mary Ellen O Reilly Michael O Brien Catherine Sinnott 25/04/1926 Sinnott Mary Josephine Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Patrick Furlong Mary A Keyes 13/12/1856 Sinnott Maryanne Thomas Sinnott Dorothy Murphy John Hogan Frances Sinnott 26/07/1903 Sinnott MaryAnne Mary Anne Sinnott Rathangan John Kehoe Eliza Keyes m.Edward Furlong,Barntown 5/6/1928 2/5/1839 Sinnott Nicholas Thomas Sinnott Mary Sinnott Richard Furlong Mary Sinnott 25/4/1856 Sinnott Nicholas Richard Sinnott Annie Fortune Clearystown Myles Graham Eliza Graham 12/11/1934 Sinnott Nicholas Stanislaus Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Millview Edward Chandler Gretta Walsh 08/07/1937 Sinnott Oliver Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Rathangan Patrick Furlong Margaret Sinnott m.Brigid Gaffney,Templeudigan 16/7/1968 9/7/1820 Sinnott Patrick Patrick Sinnott ????? Sinnott John Hogan Fanny Radford 24/10/1821 Sinnott Patrick Andrew Sinnott Anty Sinnott Fanny Barry 17/12/1899 Sinnott Patrick Richard Sinnott Mary Anne Mullins Robinstown William Welsh Margaret Welsh 30/4/1822 Sinnott Patt Peter Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Patt Sinnott Fanny Sinnott 12/3/1819 Sinnott Peter Richard Sinnott Ellen Sinnott Michael Fortune Mary Kelly 29/08/1934 Sinnott Philomena John Sinnott Mary Kate Fitzhenry Kilmannon Thomas Fortune Margaret Hore 19/04/1911 Sinnott Richard Thomas Sinnott Ellen Somers Heavenstown John Duggan Mary Anne White 06/03/1922 Sinnott Richard Oliver John Sinnott Stasia Keating Robinstown Patrick Sinnott Mary E. Murphy 01/09/1936 Sinnott Rose Mary John Sinnott Mary Kate Firzhenry Kilmannon Martin Fortune Mary Sinnott m.Thos Killeen,TerenureCh 4/9/1954 also 24/08/1942 Sinnott Teresa Mary John Sinnott Mary Ellen O Reilly James O Reilly Margaret Green 12/9/1823 Sinnott Thomas Thomas Sinnott Wife Sinnott Mathew Brown Catherine Browne 20/4/1837 Sinnott Thomas John Sinnott Ellen Sinnott Patt Walsh Catherine Sinnott 16/2/1855 Sinnott Thomas Patk Sinnott Anne Clarke Heavenstown Thomas Clarke Catherine White 6/1/1836 Sinnott Walter John Sinnott Fanny Sinnott James Ennis Betty Molloy 25/12/1823 Sinnott William Peter Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Stephen Ronan Mary Sinnott 10/4/1825 Sinnott William William Sinnott Mary Lambert Billy Ennis Catherine Hayse 1/9/1826 Sinnott William Peter Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Michael Keife Anty Kelly 18/04/1925 Sinnott William Francis Nicholas Sinnott Catherine Sinnott Mill View Patrick Sinnott ----- Original Message ----- From: "Windows Mail" <barb19401@verizon.net> To: <WEXFORD@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 4:35 AM Subject: [WEXFORD] Sinnott and white families > Hi! > > This is my first time posting a message here, so if i make mistakes, hope > you will understand. > > I have John Sinnott born in Co Wexford (don't know exactly wehre though) > about 1841. > He married Elizabeth White April 24, 1856 in Rathagan Parish. > They had: Johanna(1866), Mary Ellen(1867) Nicholas(1871*) and Alex(1872. > They were born in Co Wexford . The family then immigrated to San Rafael > Ca in 1874 and had > William about 1875. and Nellie in 1876 or so. > > Nicholas is my link to the Sinnott's. He married Ann Maude Thorpe(or > Maude Ann Thorpe) and settled in the Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and or San > Jose areas. > Nick died at his home in Santa Cruz on June 6 1954. His wife had died in > 1944. Their children were: > John T Sinnott, > Marjorie (Sinnott) Dellamonica > Dorothy A(Sinnott) Winterhalder > Martin J (or Morton) of Los Angeles > and Nick of Eureka > When Nick died he left his children, 11 gradnchildren and 6 great > grandchildren. > > Nick may have had uncles by the names of Patrice, and James, and an aunt > named Alice. > Sinnott. > > I'm telling this information in hopes that someone will connect, but also > to learn if anyone has any information about this family before they > immigrated from Co Wexford to USA. > > Who were John Sinnotts parents and sibblings, did they marry, to whom, did > they immigrate etc > and basically same information for Elizabeth White. > > Sorry to be so long winded here. > > barbara > > > > 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. 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That would be: John Sinnott Sinnotts Bar and Lounge Duncormick Co. Wexford   He sould get it as he's right next door to the Post Office (attached to it in fact!).   (Joe, shame on you, for not letting me know you were in the Parish at the time!... Lol)     slan Cyril Newsome Loch Garman...   --- On Mon, 7/9/09, ProfColf@aol.com <ProfColf@aol.com> wrote: From: ProfColf@aol.com <ProfColf@aol.com> Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Sinnott, White in Co Wexford To: wexford@rootsweb.com, WEXFORD@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, 7 September, 2009, 2:42 AM Probably the best resource for local Wexford-area Sinnott info is the  publican from Sinnott's Pub, John Sinnott . . . met him two summers ago, and he  is treasure trove of local history . . . he has no access to email, so you would  have to snail mail him . . . he knows most of what you might want to know . . Joe In a message dated 9/6/2009 11:44:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  barb19401@verizon.net writes: This is  the first time I've posted a message here, so I hope you will bear with me if  I make mistakes. I am looking for any information on John Sinnott who  married Elizabeth White. They were married in Rathagan Parish on April 24  1856.  Witnesses were Catherine White and Elza Graham. I know  they had at least one child, and problably more.  That one was Nicholas,  and he wound up in CA, and married Ann Maude Thorpe, or Maude Ann  Thorpe.  She's my connection to the Sinnott family. Here however  its the Sinnotts, and Whites in Wexford that connect with John and Elizabeth  that I'm interested in.  I think John was born around 1841? and  Elizabeth around the same time, but not sure. I'd really like to know who  their parents were, did they have sibblings, if so who, where, when. and if  any of them immigrated to USA, and then if they did where to, with whom,  where, and when. Thank you so much for any help  here. Barbara  at barb19401@verizon.net. 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

I post here again after a year in case anyone catches this and knows a connection. Family tradition is that the ROE family lived in Wicklow. I have one registration that gives Wexford as a birth place. Since this is more than the ususal 'Ireland" I can only dismiss it as a registrar's mistake or there is some validity. JOHN ROE married MARY ANN KEELEY about 1830-1840. Robert, the first known son was born about 1840. Followed was Nicholas, Julia, John, Elizabeth, and Edward. They emigrated to Canada as an intact family about 1857. They are Anglican. They have a crown land grant in Ontario. Mary Ann Keeley had at least two sisters, Julia and Bridget. Julia and Bridget emigrate to Boston apparently on their own about 1850. I believe that there is another sister who married WILLIAM IRELAND. That sister died before 1880. Wm and that sister had two children, Frederick William and Emily Frances before 1877. Wm. emigrated to Connecticut by 1880 alone. The children must have stayed back with a relative and themselves emigrated to New York in 1888. Could Robert, son of John and Mary Ann, been born in Wexford. Family tradition is so firmly set as them living in Enniskerry, Cty Wicklow. Help!!! Bonnie in California

Probably the best resource for local Wexford-area Sinnott info is the publican from Sinnott's Pub, John Sinnott . . . met him two summers ago, and he is treasure trove of local history . . . he has no access to email, so you would have to snail mail him . . . he knows most of what you might want to know . . Joe In a message dated 9/6/2009 11:44:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, barb19401@verizon.net writes: This is the first time I've posted a message here, so I hope you will bear with me if I make mistakes. I am looking for any information on John Sinnott who married Elizabeth White. They were married in Rathagan Parish on April 24 1856. Witnesses were Catherine White and Elza Graham. I know they had at least one child, and problably more. That one was Nicholas, and he wound up in CA, and married Ann Maude Thorpe, or Maude Ann Thorpe. She's my connection to the Sinnott family. Here however its the Sinnotts, and Whites in Wexford that connect with John and Elizabeth that I'm interested in. I think John was born around 1841? and Elizabeth around the same time, but not sure. I'd really like to know who their parents were, did they have sibblings, if so who, where, when. and if any of them immigrated to USA, and then if they did where to, with whom, where, and when. Thank you so much for any help here. Barbara at barb19401@verizon.net. 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

cant be sure this helps but i have a patrick white, born 1820 in castlebridge, co. wexford immigrated to phila.pa usa married elizabeth webb in ireland, had several children, ellen, katie, margaret, william, james, johanna, john all lived in phila. patrick also had a sister katherine who also lived in phila. any connection? marianne, nj ----- Original Message ----- From: "Windows Mail" <barb19401@verizon.net> To: <WEXFORD@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 06, 2009 2:35 PM Subject: [WEXFORD] Sinnott and white families > Hi! > > This is my first time posting a message here, so if i make mistakes, hope > you will understand. > > I have John Sinnott born in Co Wexford (don't know exactly wehre though) > about 1841. > He married Elizabeth White April 24, 1856 in Rathagan Parish. > They had: Johanna(1866), Mary Ellen(1867) Nicholas(1871*) and Alex(1872. > They were born in Co Wexford . The family then immigrated to San Rafael > Ca in 1874 and had > William about 1875. and Nellie in 1876 or so. > > Nicholas is my link to the Sinnott's. He married Ann Maude Thorpe(or > Maude Ann Thorpe) and settled in the Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and or San > Jose areas. > Nick died at his home in Santa Cruz on June 6 1954. His wife had died in > 1944. Their children were: > John T Sinnott, > Marjorie (Sinnott) Dellamonica > Dorothy A(Sinnott) Winterhalder > Martin J (or Morton) of Los Angeles > and Nick of Eureka > When Nick died he left his children, 11 gradnchildren and 6 great > grandchildren. > > Nick may have had uncles by the names of Patrice, and James, and an aunt > named Alice. > Sinnott. > > I'm telling this information in hopes that someone will connect, but also > to learn if anyone has any information about this family before they > immigrated from Co Wexford to USA. > > Who were John Sinnotts parents and sibblings, did they marry, to whom, did > they immigrate etc > and basically same information for Elizabeth White. > > Sorry to be so long winded here. > > barbara > > > > 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

Hi! This is my first time posting a message here, so if i make mistakes, hope you will understand. I have John Sinnott born in Co Wexford (don't know exactly wehre though) about 1841. He married Elizabeth White April 24, 1856 in Rathagan Parish. They had: Johanna(1866), Mary Ellen(1867) Nicholas(1871*) and Alex(1872. They were born in Co Wexford . The family then immigrated to San Rafael Ca in 1874 and had William about 1875. and Nellie in 1876 or so. Nicholas is my link to the Sinnott's. He married Ann Maude Thorpe(or Maude Ann Thorpe) and settled in the Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and or San Jose areas. Nick died at his home in Santa Cruz on June 6 1954. His wife had died in 1944. Their children were: John T Sinnott, Marjorie (Sinnott) Dellamonica Dorothy A(Sinnott) Winterhalder Martin J (or Morton) of Los Angeles and Nick of Eureka When Nick died he left his children, 11 gradnchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Nick may have had uncles by the names of Patrice, and James, and an aunt named Alice. Sinnott. I'm telling this information in hopes that someone will connect, but also to learn if anyone has any information about this family before they immigrated from Co Wexford to USA. Who were John Sinnotts parents and sibblings, did they marry, to whom, did they immigrate etc and basically same information for Elizabeth White. Sorry to be so long winded here. barbara

This is the first time I've posted a message here, so I hope you will bear with me if I make mistakes. I am looking for any information on John Sinnott who married Elizabeth White. They were married in Rathagan Parish on April 24 1856. Witnesses were Catherine White and Elza Graham. I know they had at least one child, and problably more. That one was Nicholas, and he wound up in CA, and married Ann Maude Thorpe, or Maude Ann Thorpe. She's my connection to the Sinnott family. Here however its the Sinnotts, and Whites in Wexford that connect with John and Elizabeth that I'm interested in. I think John was born around 1841? and Elizabeth around the same time, but not sure. I'd really like to know who their parents were, did they have sibblings, if so who, where, when. and if any of them immigrated to USA, and then if they did where to, with whom, where, and when. Thank you so much for any help here. Barbara at barb19401@verizon.net.

Thank you Terry. I'm not sure which of the Chapmans or Dalys went from Co. Wexford to St. Louis (or St. Paul) just that we had relatives there. Whilst it could be any first name one possible candidate is Mary Ann Chapman (b.1885). Thanks, Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: Theresa Bora To: wexford@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 10:25 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] 1880 US census MO/Chapman/Daly Eileen, are you looking for a Census look-up? If so, I can help you, but I would need to know the full names of the people and also their approximate birth year. Terry Bora in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eileen O'Leary" <geneeol@optusnet.com.au> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 7:42 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] 1880 US census MO > Patti, > Where did you find this census? Was it just the one on the familysearch > site? I ask as I too had some relatived who moved to MO and I suspect > they ended up as nums in St. Louis. Surnames Chapman and Daly. > > Eileen > 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

Thank you Peter, always happy to have a few more names but don't rush yourself as my Chapmans/Jackmans are from the south of Co. Wexford and Ferns is in the north. Tnx, Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: PETER CARTY To: WEXFORD@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 6:33 PM Subject: [WEXFORD] Chapman and Carty Hello Eileen In my Carty file I have the Marriage of a Carty and Chapman I think the wedding took place in the Ferns area. .If you are interested I will look for it in my papers. I have subscribed to the Wexford list for a dew years. Regards Peter 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

I wish to connect with anyone researching the family of Thomas Finlen (1815-1909) and Elizabeth Lacy (1815-1897) who emigrated to Ontario Canada in 1851 and then to Michigan USA around 1886. Both Thomas and Elizabeth were born in County Wexford Ireland and married in County Wexford around 1844. Sons Patrick (b. 1845), Miles (b. 1847), and John (b. 1850) were all born in County Wexford. I hope someone has located this couple in County Wexford. I am trying to confirm or rule out that I am the descendant of a brother or cousin of Thomas. George Findlen findleng@tds.net

Hello Peter, I think you must have the wrong Eileen. I am not looking for Carty or Chapman but I thank you anyway. I am looking for Redmond, Howlin, and Kehoe. In a message dated 9/2/2009 5:19:23 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, peterfromwexford@btinternet.com writes: Hello Eileen In my Carty file I have the Marriage of a Carty and Chapman I think the wedding took place in the Ferns area. .If you are interested I will look for it in my papers. I have subscribed to the Wexford list for a dew years. Regards Peter 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

Patti, Where did you find this census? Was it just the one on the familysearch site? I ask as I too had some relatived who moved to MO and I suspect they ended up as nums in St. Louis. Surnames Chapman and Daly. Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: patricia meyers To: wexford only Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 12:28 AM Subject: [WEXFORD] Fitzpatrick I am researching Sister Catherine Fitzpatrick of St. Charles, MO who came to Missouri about 1859 to stay with a married brother (no name). The records at the convent say that she was born in Gorey, March 25, 1839. She was one of 11 children. Six brothers and one sister emigrated before she did. She left Ireland at 18 to join a brother in St. Louis. I believe her parents sent her to the U.S. to find her brothers. Both parents were still alive at that time. She never went back. She took the habit in 1865 and spent most of her years at St. Charles, MO. Her father's name was Nicholas Fitzpatrick and her mother was Ellen Mitten. I found a Catherine Fitzpatrick in the 1880 census at the convent. Her age at that time was 41, so she was using 1839 as her birth year. She died in 1909. I also found three Fitzpatricks working at the convent in 1880, all born in Ireland. Possible relatives? I don't know if "Catherine" was her original name and she kept it or if her first name was Mary? Is anyone on the list familiar with this Fitzpatrick family? Patti Meyers 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

Eileen, are you looking for a Census look-up? If so, I can help you, but I would need to know the full names of the people and also their approximate birth year. Terry Bora in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eileen O'Leary" <geneeol@optusnet.com.au> To: <wexford@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 7:42 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] 1880 US census MO > Patti, > Where did you find this census? Was it just the one on the familysearch > site? I ask as I too had some relatived who moved to MO and I suspect > they ended up as nums in St. Louis. Surnames Chapman and Daly. > > Eileen >

Hello Eileen In my Carty file I have the Marriage of a Carty and Chapman I think the wedding took place in the Ferns area. .If you  are interested I will look for it in my papers. I have subscribed to the Wexford list for a dew years. Regards Peter

I was actually luck with the 1880 since Sister was listed with her full name, so no problem with that census. Patti ________________________________ From: Eileen O'Leary <geneeol@optusnet.com.au> To: wexford@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 6:42:17 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] 1880 US census MO Patti, Where did you find this census?  Was it just the one on the familysearch site?  I ask as I too had some relatived who moved to MO and I suspect they ended up as nums in St. Louis.  Surnames Chapman and Daly. Eileen   ----- Original Message -----   From: patricia meyers   To: wexford only   Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 12:28 AM   Subject: [WEXFORD] Fitzpatrick   I am researching Sister Catherine Fitzpatrick of St. Charles, MO who came to Missouri about 1859 to stay with a married brother (no name). The records at the convent say that she was born in Gorey, March 25, 1839. She was one of 11 children. Six brothers and one sister emigrated before she did. She left Ireland at 18 to join a brother in St. Louis. I believe her parents sent her to the U.S. to find her brothers. Both parents were still alive at that time. She never went back. She took the habit in 1865 and spent most of her years at St. Charles, MO.   Her father's name was Nicholas Fitzpatrick and her mother was Ellen Mitten.   I found a Catherine Fitzpatrick in the 1880 census at the convent. Her age at that time was 41, so she was using 1839 as her birth year. She died in 1909. I also found three Fitzpatricks working at the convent in 1880, all born in Ireland. Possible relatives?   I don't know if "Catherine" was her original name and she kept it or if her first name was Mary?   Is anyone on the list familiar with this Fitzpatrick family?   Patti Meyers     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

Hello Patti, I have the Catholic records for Gorey and also Kilanerin, Ballyoughter, etc. some of the Churches used before 1845, when the Gorey Church was built. I can't find any records for Nicholas Fitzpatrick and Ellen Mitten. But I have a William Fitzpatrick married to a Margaret Kavanagh who had a daughter Ellen and son Nicholas (first borns) in 1875 and 1876, both Baptized in the R.C. Church in Ballyoughter. Their residence was given as Ballycanew. The also had a John Thomas, b. 1878 and a William James b. 1880. They were Married in the same Ballyoughter Church in 17 Feb. 1874. Perhaps there is a connection and clues in the above records to your Fitzpatricks. At least it's a place to start. Happy Hunting, Peggy Leonard You wrote: Her father's name was Nicholas Fitzpatrick and her mother was Ellen Mitten.? I found a Catherine Fitzpatrick in the 1880 census at the convent.? Her age at that time was 41, so she was using 1839 as her birth year.?

Great Wexford research pointers! Thanks, ---Heidi [1]wexford-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Today's Topics: 1. Re: Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research (Judy Picard) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:23:20 -0700 (PDT) From: Judy Picard [2]<judypicard@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research To: [3]wexford@rootsweb.com Message-ID: [4]<217118.29313.qm@web32402.mail.mud.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Nope. Can only help on FURLONGS in Wexford. On the other hand, My Thomas Furlong fathered Joseph T Furlong in Newfoundland? ? in 1857 but have yet to find one scratch on him. He could've arrived via, Nov a Scotia, PEI or New Brunswick [poss Chatham]? Have anything on him? Any ideas on searching in Nova Scotia? judy ----- Original Message ---- From: Peggie T [5]<teragram1@qwest.net> To: Judy Picard [6]<judypicard@yahoo.com>; Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 11:16:46 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research Judy; I have been trying to locate the marriage record of my great great grandfather and his wife. I think they were from County Wexford. All the information I have now is that they immigrated to Port Hood Nova Scotia around the early 1820's. Most of the people that settled in that area of Nova Scotia were from County Wexford. My great great grand parents were Richard Harding and Bridget Murphy. They were married in Ireland. Could you steer me in the right direction as to where I may get some information? Peggy from sunny AZ. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Picard" To: Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 7:10 PM Subject: Re: [WEXFORD] Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research Michael, I have volumes of stuff on Furlongs in Co Wexford. Have about 7,000 Furlongs in a database already. If you can give me a short list of names, dates, and places, I will look thru what I have. I also have about 2,000 Newfoundland Furlongs which is pretty complete. When I was in Wexford, I copied their complete file on the Furlongs which included a faint handwritten report on all the Furlongs that were born, married , and died in Co Wexford that Ian Cantwell found on the films. [This is a report Ian did for a John Furlong of Ontario, not the memorials.] And speaking of the memorials, I copied all the Furlong gravestones info Brian Cantwell found for the Furlongs. And gobs more stuff. These copies I have not computerized yet. A lot of it may already be in the database. Those not in it are arranged mostly by location - both the bmd in the church films and the memorials so I won't be able to find anyone without a location. EVERYONE: THIS IS ONLY FURLONG. Please don't ask me about anyone else. Some places have changed names - been absorbed into another town, etc. Give both. judy ----- Original Message ---- From: Michael J. O'Brien To: Judy Picard ; [7]wexford@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 9:38:47 PM Subject: RE: [WEXFORD] Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research Hello Judy, a great summary of what to do when to search for family in Wexford. About 7 years ago I was new to looking for family and I wish I had these guide lines back then. I went to Enniscorthy and Wexford town and didn't come back with anything. Since then I have been able to find my CUSHION family in Ramsgrage and New Ross (Mary Street). In addition with some obituaries I learned that my gggrandmother Mary Furlong Kehoe (later Flynn) was also from Ramsgrange. She died in Baltimore. Mary came to the US with a Thomas and Bridget Furlong. One of their children eventually resided in New Orleans. Obituaries have helped some but now I want to go back to Ireland with what I know. My uncle used to tell me my great-grandmother Margaret Stafford Kehoe was from Enniscorthy. I went to Enniscorthy and didn't find anything back then. He obituary stated that she was from Ballyvarig. Well, with some help from subscribers I learned that Ballyvarig in Wexford was more formally known as Ballyvarogue. I would like to go there since Stafford's still live there. I tried contacting them but it hasn't worked out. >From your information I think I should be able to learn possibly a great deal more. I'm interested in your Furlongs too. Thanks for sharing! Mike -----Original Message----- From: [8]wexford-bounces@rootsweb.com [[9]mailto:wexford-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Judy Picard Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 11:45 AM To: [10]wexford@rootsweb.com Subject: [WEXFORD] Report on Wexford Enniscorthy New Ross Research List Administrator: You have my permission to put this in files area. WEXFORD TOWN The County library in Wexford has THE BEST in Ireland. Far better than Dublin for Wexford research. Go there for any County Research. Probably won't open until 9:30am. I had no real problem for free parking as I had handicapped thingy I brought from states. Not only do they have paper and microfilm copies of the church records, they also have indexes for some and some name files. Their collection of Wexford history books is the best. Online they have the historical/genealogical society's journals. Wexford library allows you to make paper printouts of the films and any other records. The photocopier works just fine however some of the records are faint and not too much can be done about that. The microfilm printer wasn't working well when I was there but they recommended I take pics with my cell phone of the microfilm reader's screen. Saves lots of nickels but more important, paper is heavy. Your luggage may become overweight! Or, not. Mine was because of the volumes of Furlong info they had. In Wexford, you are guaranteed a microfilm reader for two hours if you make an appt which is easy to do. I only used first appt. Cancelled the rest because of paper copy availability which was much easier and faster. When you're not on the reader, then's the time to go thru the paper printouts of the films [not all are on paper], the paper indexes of the films, make copies of the relevent Cantwell's memorials, the name files, etc. Tried but did not go to the archives. They sent me to the library for gene research. Be sure to go thru the indexes in backs of Wexford related books. Especially if you think your ancestor may have been in the 1798 rebellion. I stayed at the hostel [20+ euro] in Wexford. Very fine except you can only park across the street between 8pm and 8am. Otherwise they'll drag you out of bed to move your car. They can direct you to a parking spot a block or so away. I had very poor WIFI there [and be sure to turn the electric sockets on!]. use maps. Did not get to re-enactment village. Only used bookstore in town never has much on local history. ENNISCORTHY The records in Enniscorthy are generic. If you've read Furlong's, Whelan's, etc. books on the rebellion you already know more than there is in the 1798 center. The Enniscorthy library is minimal - they'll refer you to Wexford for research. There is no hostel in Enniscorthy. New Ross and Wexford town are 1/2 hour beautiful drive away. NEW ROSS New Ross doesn't have any films but they do have several local historical society journals on shelf as well as history books. The MacMurrough Farm Hostel just north of New Ross is superb! The rooster is not allowed in the bungalows! 20euro per nite for single. Private rooms for double.- directions are great! Walmart style superstore not far away. At the foot of the library hill is the upstairs cafe. GO THERE! Had memorable tender succulent lamb shank with 4 different types of Irish potatoes. Forgot whatever meals I had. Don't try driving thru ancient cemetery. I was so sorry I did. narrow lanes become like bicycle paths! No turnaround! Ruins galore. Ship worth the visit. FERNS Didn't get there. Most records burned. DUBLIN Main library very hospitable but you must check your gear in free lockers. May take computer and camera. Reading room on top floor, film readers on second floor. When they saw my condition after two flights [only one film at a time], they offered the readers in an adjacent room to me. Must get permission to make prints off films at 50 cents ea. Not allowed to take pics of church films. Will allow you to take photos of many stuff. Has gobs of city directories back into 1800s some incl Wexford. You will regret not doing your church film research down in Co Wexford. Get permission from librarian to take pics. Their policy is very good. Genealogy in main public library bldg. doesn't have much to offer the experienced researcher. Will send you down the block to the Archives. Archives has all kinds of goodies. If I was ever to get an ulcer, it would've developed there. The head Archivist demands you get permission before copying anything. He does not delegate to anyone! He was on 2-week holiday when I was there in beginning of July so I couldn't copy anything! Not even photos from printed books. They have originals of documents going back a millennium! You can only hand copy in pencil or transcribe into your computer. 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I am researching Sister Catherine Fitzpatrick of St. Charles, MO who came to Missouri about 1859 to stay with a married brother (no name).  The records at the convent say that she was born in Gorey, March 25, 1839.  She was one of 11 children.  Six brothers and one sister emigrated before she did.  She left Ireland at 18 to join a brother in St. Louis.  I believe her parents sent her to the U.S. to find her brothers.  Both parents were still alive at that time.  She never went back.  She took the habit in 1865 and spent most of her years at St. Charles, MO. Her father's name was Nicholas Fitzpatrick and her mother was Ellen Mitten.  I found a Catherine Fitzpatrick in the 1880 census at the convent.  Her age at that time was 41, so she was using 1839 as her birth year.  She died in 1909.  I also found three Fitzpatricks working at the convent in 1880, all born in Ireland.  Possible relatives? I don't know if "Catherine" was her original name and she kept it or if her first name was Mary? Is anyone on the list familiar with this Fitzpatrick family? Patti Meyers

Dear Listers Is there anyone on the list who is researching either LAMBERT or SPARROW in Wexford County? Regards Sue Sharman