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

[hurworth]

Great resource hallmark!

There's a great offer for one month of Findmypast (check it includes Ireland).   That would give you access to many newspapers.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=743774.msg5906217

[hurworth]

This PDF from July 2015 is a list of various parishes and says where the records currently are or whether they were lost in the 1922 fire etc.

http://ireland.anglican.org/cmsfiles/pdf/AboutUs/library/registers/ParishRegistersTable.pdf

It says that the Cappoquin records were lost in 1922, along with Affane, but there are some Villierstown and Lismore records.  But accessing them from the other side of the world isn't easy, particularly when you're not sure when and where they married.

The Dungarven records are mentioned.  Melesina and her siblings may have been baptised there.

Do you think Beville could be a Hugenot surname?   

[Irish Finder]

Hi Hurworth,

Thank you for your reply. I have no details on Anne Beville, other than she married Michael Bateman and had a daughter, my great great grandmother, Melisina (or Melicina as it was on her birth certificate). 

[hurworth]

You could try to find whether your ancestors' baptism and marriage records are amongst the records in the link below.

I think you might find it beneficial to try to learn more about Waterford and Cork in this era.  I'm wondering whether the name Melisina is a bit of a clue and has been chosen for a reason.  If you Google "Melesina Waterford" a few records come up.   There's some Hugenot Melisinas (e.g. Fleury).

Having the same first name doesn't necessarily mean they are related, but they may have some connection in some way.

[annclare]

Have you got this marriage?    23-Aug-1842       
Parish / District:   Lismore C of I      County:   Co. Waterford
Husband      Wife
Name:   Michael   Bateman      Ann   Beville
Address:   Ring Parish Co. Waterford      Lismore Parish
Denomination:   Church Of Ireland      Church Of Ireland
Occupation:         
Age:                  
Witness 1      Witness 2
Name:   Walsh   James      Burke   John
Officiator: MOCKLER  J. CURATE. Place: LISMORE CATHEDRAL. Comment: BY
LICENSE, WIHT CONSENT OF PARENTS   

[Irish Finder]

Thank you so very very much Hurworth - yes that is her!! Do you think that the marriage you found on 10th March 2016 of Mellissina Beville, could be her sister?  Ill close the roots chat topic

Thank you

Lastly, where did you find the marriage of Anne? Ive only joined 'My Heritage', perhaps I need something which researches Ireland better . Any suggestions are greatly appreciated 

[hurworth]

Annclare found the marriage.

I wouldN'T be surprised if your Anne had a sister called Melesina Beville though.   (edited to add the N'T I left off)

[aghadowey]

You could order the 1846 Long-Beville marriage to see her residence, father's name & occupation, witnesses.
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FTBV-STY
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FGJ6-PF3

[annclare]

Marriage for Ann Beville came from rootsireland a subscription site - searched for children of this couple but didn't find any.

Found this church marriage but no record of parents as Aghadowey said you would have to get the civil marriage record to get parents names. Beville mistranscribed as Deville.

07-Jul-1846       
Parish / District:   Lismore C of I      County:   Co. Waterford
Husband      Wife
Name:   Thomas   Long      Melissa   Deville
Address:   Lismore*      Lismore**
Denomination:   Church Of Ireland      Church Of Ireland
Occupation:   SADDLER            
Witness 1      Witness 2
Name:   Long   Thomas         
Address:         
Notes:
Place: CHURCH OF MONATRIM. Comment: *4 YEARS **18 YEARS.
annclare