Wexford Ancestors

[vivienne]

Hello Dickiesam
I never realised you are in wexford i have just returned from tullow where my son got married
tried to trace ancesters while there but got no where i really wish i had known.....sigh Vivienne

[dickiesam]

Hello Dickiesam
I never realised you are in wexford i have just returned from tullow where my son got married
tried to trace ancesters while there but got no where i really wish i had known.....sigh Vivienne

Hello Vivienne,
Might not have been able to help find ancestors but would have put the kettle on for you! Tullow is only about 30 miles as the crow flies from where we live.

Can I assist with ancestors now or at least give it go?

[vivienne]

Robert Waters born Carlow 1845 traced him back from census.He married sarah ann mogridge
in 1874 father listed as samuel waters farmer.He is listed on his mar cert as a widower.He always states born Carlow and thats all i know.Any help gratefully recieved.They married in battersea but sarah comes from Bratten fleming Devon????.I have no clue as to his first marriage or when he came to England.Thanks
Viv x

[vivienne]

Thanks to whoever moved my post i really should know better

[dickiesam]

Robert Waters born Carlow 1845 traced him back from census.He married sarah ann mogridge
in 1874 father listed as samuel waters farmer.He is listed on his mar cert as a widower.He always states born Carlow and thats all i know.Any help gratefully recieved.They married in battersea but sarah comes from Bratten fleming Devon????.I have no clue as to his first marriage or when he came to England.Thanks
Viv x

Hi Viv,
Re Bratten Fleming... see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bratton_Fleming

And re that first marriage for Robert... Found this on FamilySearch:
Groom's name: Robert Waters
Bride's name: Anne Lumax
marriage date: 09 Aug 1866
marriage place: Banagh, Carlow, Ireland
groom's father's name: Samuel Waters
bride's father's name: James Lumax
groom's marital status: Single
bride's marital status: Single

Hopefully, the marriage cert will give you addresses etc. Because the marriage is after the start of civil registration in 1864 you can purchase a copy of the marriage certificate from the Irish GRO http://www.groireland.ie/

At present you cannot order and pay online. You have to download the relevant application form and either complete it onscreen or print it. Then fax or post it back to the GRO. A fully certified cert will cost you 10 Euro [abt £8.50] but you can specify a photocopy of the Register entry for on;y 6 Euro. It is exactly the same as the certified version but has no legal standing.

[vivienne]

Thankyou Thankyou so much i will order the cert today i have been trying so long to go back with this family.I Knew he was from Carlow then my son married in tullow and i felt like i was at home.I cant believe i havent seen this i have been looking for years.
Viv xxxxx

[vivienne]

I have trawled all the churches in Carlow to try to find a birth for Robert or any family i am so excited because this will narrow it down to area.WHOOPIE ..................

[dickiesam]

Thankyou Thankyou so much i will order the cert today i have been trying so long to go back with this family.I Knew he was from Carlow then my son married in tullow and i felt like i was at home.I cant believe i havent seen this i have been looking for years.
Viv xxxxx

It is unfortunate that early Carlow records are not yet online at http://www.rootsireland.ie

However, searching for Branagh, the place in the marriage, I came across this report of an inquest:
Infant, death caused by its mother, Pheby Dixy, shortly after birth, Banagh, Broomville, April, 1841
Broomville is a couple of miles south-east of Tullow and can be found on Google Earth. It is probable that Banagh was/is a small area within the locality.

I haven't found a death for Ann Waters in Ireland yet so perhaps she died in England.

[dickiesam]

Re Banagh!

Seems this was/is a civil parish in County Carlow. See: http://books.google.ie/books?id=siNDAAA ... ow&f=false
The report on the right groups the parishes of Myshall, Finagh, Ballon and Banagh together, the latter must be quite close. I am familiar with the first 3, [Finagh is actually Fenagh] all small villages, so I wonder what happened to Banagh?

I'll be back!

[dickiesam]

Think I may have cracked it! Branagh is actually Barragh! The double r has been mistranscribed as an n. Barragh is still here/there, a couple of miles north west of Bunclody. It's off the main N80 on the R742.
There's a reference here in the Griffiths Valuation extract:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlca ... arlow3.htm

Even more here: http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis-topog ... agh/Carlow

Incidentally, if Barragh was transcribed incorrectly so might have Lumax [Robert's wife's maiden name] been. Could be Lomax.

[vivienne]

Hi i have found a possible death Where is castlebar registration district please?It is in 1871 i found it on ancestry,Anne Waters age 26.I have also found a possible Birth of a child James Watters on family search.Parents names are correct. I have also found the marriage registration on Ancestry registration district shillelagh where is that please?
They have Annes name as lennox or lumax.
Thanks again i am so excited i want to get back on the ferry is there a quick way of getting these certificates.
Viv x

[Blue70]

Robert Waters - Baptism 1844:-

http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/ ... 8200002446

Samuel Waters - Baptism 1817:-

http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/ ... 3a10001248

Samuel Waters - Burial 1851:-

http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/ ... 7c20014065


Blue

[vivienne]

Thankyou Thankyou so so much i have been looking for these for 6 years WHOOPIE !!!!!!!
if i return to carlow will i be able to see these records i am so excited i had a look and there are brothers and sisters there also this means so much to me
Thankyou does not seem enough
Viv xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Where is killibeg please ?????

[Blue70]

Hi Vivienne,

If you look near the bottom of those records you can click on a link that will reveal the original image as a PDF. Irish Genealogy ie provides free Irish records but their coverage is limited to a few counties you're very lucky to have these records available Irish records are often very difficult to access.


Blue

[vivienne]

Hi blue
I did try but couldnt open them on my computer it kept crashing i really want to have a look i know they are mine i can feel it Yipeee!!!!!
and thanks so much
Viv xx

[Blue70]

The records say Wicklow so maybe they lived on land on the boundary between Carlow and Wicklow. Here is another piece of information that appears to show the Waters family I'm not sure about Samuel junior's age on this though it doesn't match the baptism. It looks like them though ages can be wrong:-

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlwi ... _1839.html


Blue

[dickiesam]

Hi i have found a possible death Where is castlebar registration district please?It is in 1871 i found it on ancestry,Anne Waters age 26.I have also found a possible Birth of a child James Watters on family search.Parents names are correct. I have also found the marriage registration on Ancestry registration district shillelagh where is that please?
They have Annes name as lennox or lumax.
Thanks again i am so excited i want to get back on the ferry is there a quick way of getting these certificates.
Viv x

Hi, I saw that death in Castlebar but I initially discounted it because it is quite a long way from where the couple married. It's over on the north west of Ireland and an area that people migrated from rather than to. http://www.castlebar.ie/

Shillelagh is just over the border from Co Carlow in Co Wicklow: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shillelagh,_County_Wicklow
While the couple married in Carlow county, Shillelagh may have been the nearest registration office.

The quickest way to get certs is via the Irish GRO online and fax the form back to them from your computer or a friendly fax machine locally. Typically they take 5 to 6 days to get the cert to you. Don't order certs from an online subscription genealogy site. You will pay 2 or 3 times the cost of going direct.

And great finds Blue. I hadn't noticed that Wicklow records were up on the http://www.irishgenealogy.ie site.

[Blue70]

We're going from county to county with this thread DS I got a surprise when I saw Wicklow on the records.

Here is information about the parish:-

http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis-topog ... ld/Wicklow

If you google Killabeg County Wicklow you should be able to find maps and other information.


Blue

[vivienne]

Thanks so much x

[dickiesam]

Viv,
Re viewing the images Blue found for you. You should check to make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader on your computer. The images are in pdf format and you need Adobe to read them. It's free from here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/

It looks like the Waters family is from Killibeg in Wicklow and Robert married a Carlow girl from just over the border. These are the events that Blue found: