Moses Leary born 1839/42

[kabeja]

Moses Leary was born in County Wexford circa 1839/42, (sorry i can't be more precise, the dates vary according to different English censuses !) and moved to County Durham, England about 1868.
In the 1911 census he is down as coming from a village i cannot decipher. It looks like Camin Village ? Carnin Village ? and i can find nothing at all in County Wexford which corresponds to these. Does anyone have any idea what the village may be please ?
Moses was married to Ellen/Esther (? depends on which census) sometime around 1870 according to the 1911 English census although so far i have found no record of their marriage. I suspect they were married earlier than this as they appear in County Durham on the 1871 English census with three children, Thomas aged 5, Patrick 3, and Mary Ann aged 6 months.
Any help with either the village name or marriage would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

[Wexflyer]

Having looked at the 1911 census return I am afraid I can't agree on Camolin - you should post a link for people to take a look themselves.

I think the entry is Camm. Now that has to be a corruption, but not of Camolin (the Gaelic theory is not viable). Obvious candidates are Caim (suggested already) and Carne. Caim is clearly the leading candidate by far, as there was a mine there, and Moses was a miner.
Also, in your searches you need to remember that Moses=Mogue=Aidan/Aiden.

[heywood]

Hello,

Caim sounds very good, Wexflyer.
Griffiths Valuation shows Learys there http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/wexford/monart.htm.

Unfortunately 1911 links cannot be posted on RC.

If that marriage is correct, it would hopefully show Moses' father's name.

Heywood