Thomas Sutton

[dbrewer]

Hi I am looking for information on Thomas Sutton from Suttons Parish, County of Wexford.  He emigrated to Trepassey, Newfoundland in his own vessel in or about the seventies of the 18th century.  He married Elizabeth Stone the daughter of Captain Jonas Stone.  Thomas Sutton passed away in 1793.  Thomas possibly had a brother George who also emigrated to Newfoundland around the same time possible together.

[dendepmsco]

Hello dbrewer

My GGGGG Grandfather George Sutton was from Trepassey Newfoundland. Left there and went to New Brunswick around 1796. I also have a student paper fro the University of Newfoundland that speaks about a George Sutton and Elizabeth Stone. I believe he got the information wrong.
I hope we get in touch to compare what info we have.

Mark Sutton

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Pedigree of Sutton of Clonard in Co. Wexford, c.1650 -- 1767
Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.161, pp.58-60
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Pedigree of Sutton of Clonard, Co. Wexford, Comtes de Clonard, c.1520 -- 1870
Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.179, pp.407-13


either can be got by emailing jharte2  at nli.ie  (remove spaces!)   very reasonably

[Wexflyer]

Pedigree of Sutton of Clonard in Co. Wexford, c.1650 -- 1767
Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.161, pp.58-60
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Pedigree of Sutton of Clonard, Co. Wexford, Comtes de Clonard, c.1520 -- 1870
Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.179, pp.407-13


either can be got by emailing jharte2  at nli.ie  (remove spaces!)   very reasonably

But is there a connection between the Suttons of Clonard and the Suttons of Sutton's Parish? Those two locations are far apart.

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Very ancient family... 

The family of Sutton were also of very ancient residence and respectability in Wexford and the adjoining counties; they possessed Old Court, as well as Ballykerogmore, and were of the same original stock as the Suttons of Tipper, in Kildare.

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But is there a connection between the Suttons of Clonard and the Suttons of Sutton's Parish? Those two locations are far apart.

Yes!

[hallmark]

The Kildare Suttons are also relatives.

Hence suggested getting the Pedigree which is extremely inexpensive, plus it is a Source for all people on the tree and save years of looking and looking.

[hallmark]

It is going to be some Pedigree!!  Even goes to the Butlers....

[Wexflyer]

Lots of strange goings on in the House of Sutton (claimed Counts of Clonard)...
http://gw.geneanet.org/iraird?lang=en&m=RL&p=ansechise&n=d+angise&l1=0&p1=ansechise&n1=d+angise&l2=47&p2=vincent&n2=guijarro+sutton+de+clonard&oc2=1&dag=on