Can someone please look up a marriage Waterford Ireland 1830-1848

[Irish Finder]

Can someone please look up a marriage Waterford Ireland - Michael Bateman to Anne Beville.

The birth certificate of their daughter 1848, Melicina Bateman, has Helvick, Waterford, Ireland.
It also refers to "Ringagoonagh

They are 'Church of Ireland'

Thank you so much

[hallmark]

Irish records arefree at moment

http://www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/free-irish-records?o_iid=70156&o_lid=70156&o_sch=Internal+List

[Irish Finder]

Thanks Hallmark but i cant find anything. Not sure where to go for "Church of Ireland" or how to search these records

[Maggsie]

Hi,
It's Helvick, Ringville Waterford.
I can't find Melicina.
Maggsie

[Irish Finder]

Thanks Maggie,  can you find anything on her parents?

This is my brick wall that i cant get over. The other explanation was they came from cork? 

[hurworth]

Helvick is quite a long way from Lismore, but Findmypast has a marriage in 1846 for a Melissina Beville.   I wonder whether she is a relative. 


First name(s)   Melissina
Last name   Beville
Registration year   1846
Registered Quarter/Year   1846
Registration district   Lismore
Volume   7
Page   135
MarriageFinder™   Melissina Beville married
Thomas Long


First name(s)   Melissina
Last name   Beville
Age   -
Marital status   -
Marriage year   1846
Marriage date   25 Jul 1846
Marriage place   0135,Mocollop,Waterford,Ireland
Father's first name(s)   -
Father's last name   -
Mother's first name(s)   -
Mother's last name   -
Spouse's first name(s)   Thomas
Spouse's last name   Long

[Irish Finder]

Thanks hurworth

Can you see anything on Michael Bateman or his wife Anne?

[hurworth]

No.

However a Michael Bateman comes up in the newspaper - Waterford mail Dec 19th, 1857.
"Michael Bateman and John Keane, applicants - To build 12 perches of a protecting wall on the road from Helvick to Dungarven between Johanna Hally's house and Thomas Leahy's house - not to exceed £15 - rejected......"

[hurworth]

Would he be Michael J. Bateman?

There's a very long letter to the editor of The Cork Examiner from a Michael J. Bateman of Grandison Cove, Helvick Head in 1850 about the Helvick and Ballinagoul Fisheries.

http://search.findmypast.com/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0000425%2f18500206%2f044

And a letter from a Sir Charles Shaw from Cappoquin mentions Michael Bateman as well.   So perhaps there is a Lismore connection and Cappoquin is getting close to Cork, so your information about Cork could be correct.

From this letter it is clear that he knows Charles Shaw and Lord Stuart (de Decies) .  Perhaps he worked for Lord Stuart?

I don't have time right now but I can get the details of this letter later.   In a nutshell Lord Stuart allowed Scottish fisherman to use his land rent free for a period and Michael Bateman was responding to a letter that said Lord Stuart had not been a good landlord.

I have ancestors from Lismore and Cappoquin and their relatives pop up in both Waterford and Cork.

Lord Stuart is a descendant of the Villiers-Stuart family after whom Villierstown was named.   They brought Protestant linen workers to Villierstown from further north in Ireland a few decades before this.