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The Common Room / Crummy families of Killeavey Lower, and Killeavey Higher.Bessbrook, Armagh.
« on: Thursday 16 February 23 18:15 GMT (UK)  »
My great, great grandfather Matthew Crummy (1794) resided with his family in Killeavey Lower up to 1844, and is next found in Liverpool in 1851. I believe there are still many Crummys residing in that area and I would dearly like to hear from any, long lost cousins. 

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Wexford / Re: Ireland, Catholic Parish Marriages. (nli.)
« on: Saturday 13 March 21 18:38 GMT (UK)  »
Yes indeed I remember our many exchanges, and the very helpful information that you provided to me. Once again I would like to thank you for your guidance on my latest appeal. 

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Wexford / Ireland, Catholic Parish Marriages. (nli.)
« on: Friday 12 March 21 22:17 GMT (UK)  »
During the period of 1804-1880 I have identified some 30+ Furlong Catholic marriages, containing some 92 Catholic Furlong sibling Issue, in the small Townland of Jamestown, Oylgate, However, throughout the numerous Catholic Parishes I have perused in the nli Catholic Parish Indexes, none provide the parents' name of the parties. It is impossible therefore to reconcile any sibling relationships of Furlong males of any of the above marriages!
 
I like many researchers have faced many 'brick walls' over 30 + years, and have managed to overcome. But, I realised that at some stage I may face a brick wall, at the end of a cul - de - sac! That time seems to have arrived unless any good person has magic formula to help overcome.  THANK YOU.

 

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Wexford / Re: St Davids RC, (MULLINNAGORE or OILGATE.)
« on: Saturday 02 May 20 22:06 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for your speedy response and your helpful guidance.

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Wexford / Re: St Davids RC, (MULLINNAGORE or OILGATE.)
« on: Wednesday 29 April 20 22:20 BST (UK)  »
Hello Boodie, I mis-filed your original incoming mail of notification and have only just recovered this.  I must apologise therefore for the delay in replying. Many thanks for taking the trouble to respond to my appeals. Where is Killmalock, and is it likely that Furlongs may be buried there? 

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Wexford / Re: Wexford Family History
« on: Thursday 12 January 17 22:01 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you for responding to my inquiry. I have visited Garrynisk Cemetery, at The Glebe. I have the strong impression that this cemetery was administered by the Church of Ireland, and that there was a church on the site originally; although my catholic family members were buried there.  (Catholics in this area were served by St Davids, Oylgate, and Catholic Church at Glenbrien. I doubt therefore that burial registers would be held at the Cathedral in Enniscorthy which is Catholic. I am really very surprised at the lack of public knowledge of this church and cemetery. So, my quest continues to establish the name of the original church, and any birth, marriages, and death records.   

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Wexford / Re: Roman Catholic Churches of Wexford Town
« on: Monday 26 September 16 14:53 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for your information - this I feel tells me all I need to know about the central Wexford Town Catholic Church of the 1770s. Thank you also for the additional links.

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Wexford / Roman Catholic Churches of Wexford Town
« on: Saturday 24 September 16 13:34 BST (UK)  »
My Great, great, great, grandfather Michael Furlong was the first sibling of 7, baptised in 1771, of Edward & Mary Ann Blake, (there does not appear to be any record of their marriage). The Ancestry.com records simply state 'Wexford.' Assuming this means Wexford Town, can anybody tell me the names of the Catholic Churches in Wexford town in the 1770s era. 

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Wexford / Re: St Davids RC, (MULLINNAGORE or OILGATE.)
« on: Sunday 18 September 16 12:45 BST (UK)  »
Many thanks for those valuable sources, they are of great help.

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