Spencers in Gorey, 1790

[epiphany101]

I'm researching a James SPENCER who was born in Gorey in 1790. I don't know his parents names or any details on his extended family, although it may be that his father died around the time of the Wexford Rebellion (that's just a hypothesis at this stage, though). We also suspect he was CofI, so that narrows parish searches slightly. He pops up again in Staffordshire in the early 1800s & I have a lot of info from this time on but I've been unable so far to find any info on his early life in Gorey - not made any easier by the fact I'm in Australia & can't search physical records easily. I've kind of hit a bit of a brick wall...where do I go from here to try & find birth/baptism details? Or really anything that may help? Thanks!

[Jack2227]

Cantwells Memorials of Ireland-Wexford;
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Gorey Old Graveyard;

Spencer William-1903 (78)
son-Robert-1878 (13)
Deborah-wife-Died at Southsea
Annie-wife 0f William-1916 (54)
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Spencer Humphrey; 1879 (79)
erected by Margaret Spencer of Lady Charlott's Cottage Courtown in memory of her husband and 3 sons-Joseph/Robert/William
Margaret-1892 (92)
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Ther is no record of Spencer in Gorey COI cemetery.
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Jack

[Jack2227]

Houses of Wexford. David Rowe & Eithne Scallan. (ISBN 0 946538 46
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Coolnaveagh, Gorey

The original of this house was built in 1847 by the Board of Works as a labourer's dwelling. It has been lived in by four generations of Spencer's, who have constantly added to and improved the property.
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Ballytegan, Gorey
Ballytegan could be mid 19th century. The first known name associated with it is Spencer.
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Jack