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Wicklow / Re: Ellis, Hughes or Graydon familes, Newtown, Roundwood Newcastle
« on: Thursday 22 February 18 17:54 GMT (UK) »
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Wicklow / Re: Ellis, Hughes or Graydon familes, Newtown, Roundwood Newcastle
« on: Thursday 22 February 18 17:53 GMT (UK) »
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Wicklow / Re: Ellis, Hughes or Graydon familes, Newtown, Roundwood Newcastle
« on: Thursday 22 February 18 10:35 GMT (UK) »
Hi paumurp,
I came across this thread on the Graydon's of Wicklow when doing some research of my own and have some information that might be of interest to you.
Ellen Graydon’s youngest brother Frederick was my great grandfather which makes us relatives. Their parents Robert and Bridget were married 1883 and had five children Richard 1884, Robert 1885, Ellen 1887, Thomas 1888, Frederick 1890). Unfortunately, Richard (died 1900) and Bridget (died 1899) died within a year of each other of TB while the family were all still very young. It’s a very sad story as the family was broken up and farmed out as servants to different families around Wicklow.
I have quite a bit of information about this, some from family stories and other bits from information I found when doing research. If you are interested I can send you on documents and tell you more about the stories.
Thanks
Fiach
I came across this thread on the Graydon's of Wicklow when doing some research of my own and have some information that might be of interest to you.
Ellen Graydon’s youngest brother Frederick was my great grandfather which makes us relatives. Their parents Robert and Bridget were married 1883 and had five children Richard 1884, Robert 1885, Ellen 1887, Thomas 1888, Frederick 1890). Unfortunately, Richard (died 1900) and Bridget (died 1899) died within a year of each other of TB while the family were all still very young. It’s a very sad story as the family was broken up and farmed out as servants to different families around Wicklow.
I have quite a bit of information about this, some from family stories and other bits from information I found when doing research. If you are interested I can send you on documents and tell you more about the stories.
Thanks
Fiach
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