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Bolton Margaret; 45, wife.
Bolton Thomas; 19, son, Turner in Iron
Bolton Honoria; 22, boarder, cotton weaver

Bolton Thomas; 50, head, labourer

Bolton Maria; 21, dtr., card-tosser
Bolton Elizabeth; 16, card-tosser.
Bolton Thomas; 23, relative, labourer

Bottons Michael; 30, boarder, labourer


Brine Edward; 4, son.
Brine Mary; 15, dtr, Throstle spinner
Brine Ann; 6, dtr.
Brine Mary; 36, wife.
Brine John; 41, head, Bricklayer

Bryan Eliza; 50, boarder, works in factory.

Carey William; 42, head, widower, lab in Chemical works

Condron Ned; 16, son, factory worker
Condron Mary; 11, dtr, factory worker
Condron Kegan; 48, head, married, factory worker
Condron Bridget; 40, wife, housekeeper
Condron Kegan; 24, son, factory worker

Conway Mary; 25, wife, housekeeper duties

Cordell Elizabeth; 54, wife, seamtress.

Day Thomas; 35, boarder, widower, labourer

Dooner Joseph; 47, head, married, Musician

Dunn Michael; 40, head, married, lab in factory
Dunn Mina; 36, wife, at home.

Fitzpatrick John; 21, son, shoemaker
Fitzpatrick John; 66, head, labourer

Fitzpatrick John; 66, head, past labourer
Fitzpatrick Mary Ann; 50, wife, housekeeper
Fitzpatrick Patrick; 19, son, shoemaker


Fitzpatrick Andrew; 27, head, shoemaker
Fitzpatrick Mary; 25, wife, boot binder
Fitzpatrick Mary; 70, mother, housekeeper

Fitzpatrick Ann; 40, head, married, cotton doubler
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Jack

Names on some headstones;

Ashmore-Aylmer-Brown

Byrne-O Neill-Bryan

Hoey-Cope-Dowling

Doyle-Hickey-Humphryes/Coss

Jackson-Kealy-Kelly

Quinn-Rooney-Wickham-Wright
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Jack

Inglis Henry; 9mts. (ftr Henry) Abbeyleix Union; 9/5/1898
Finn William; 62, farmer, Ridge rd, 1/1/1899
Creevy Mary; 60, single, Asylum, 23/5/1899
Markham M.A; 50, single, Asylum, 16/8/1899
Finn Thomas; 61, single, Asylum, 24/1/1900
Rhatigan Nora; 7, (Thomas/Nora), gardiner for Dr Jacob, 6/3/1900
Boylon Michael; 3, (grandson of Michael) Lester lane, 1/5/1900
Pilkington Catherine; 60, married, Parnell row, 5/6/1900
Hackett Michael; 65, billposter, widower, Lester lane, 13/8/1900
Jackson Annie L; 40, farmers dtr, single, Asylum, 27/8/1900 (Episcopal church)
White Mary; 73, sister of Millwright, single, Abbeyleix rd, 13/10/1900
Stenson Francis; 43, Journalsit, married, Main st, 4/2/1901
Baldwin John Joe; 19, (John/May) Well rd, 12/3/1901
Brazil Sarah;  Asylum, 11/4/1901
Cranny Patrick; 63, Pension 4th Reg. married, Well rd, 16/4/1901
Mercer Rosetta; 48, Methodist, married, Chapel st, 3/5/1901
Bowes James; storekeeper in Asylum, married, Beladd, 7/9/1901
Platt; 45, Stableman, single, Heath Lodge, 9/1/1902 (Episcopal church)
Shankland Agnes; 55, Presbyterian, gamekeeper, Infirmary, 15/1/1902
Lumley Thomas; 35, Westlian methodist, Asylum, 1/7/1902
Baldwin John; 52, Ret. Prison officer, Well rd, 29/12/1902
White William; 82, Wheelwright, widower, Infirmary, 17/3/1903
Stone Richard; 80, lodging hse keeper, married, Main st,  14/5/1903.
Stone Ellen; lodging hse keeper, widow, Main st, 7/7/1903
Clifford Mary; 23, Soldiers wife, married, Rosleighan, 7/1/1904
Hutchinson Thomas; 78, labourer, widower, Knocknagrove, 4/10/1905
Ruth Mary; 65, widow, Ballyroan, 8/11/1905
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From Houses of Wexford by David Rowe and Eithne Scallan(permission granted)
ISBN; 0-946538-46-8
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Laurel Grove, Waddington.
Associated families;; Gore, Handcock.
History;
In  A Parish and it's People (1985) Thomas Butler wrote, " Laurel Grove, erected in 1735 by Gore from the stones of Tullicanna castle, has long been in the possession of the Handcock's."
The Gores are connected to the Gore-Booth family.
The Hancock family. who sold this house in the 1990's, were related through marriage to the Gores.
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Saunderscourt, Crossabeg.

In 1730 the estate passed to the Gore's on the marriage of Jane, widow and sole heiress of Richard Saunders, to Arthur Gore, later Sir Arthur Gore who was created Baron Saunders of the Deeps (1758) and then first Earl of Arran of the Aran Islands.
Both he and the second Earl are thought to be buried in a vault in the estate chapel.
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Springwood, Ballymitty.

According to Butler, the house was built by Gores," over 300 years ago".Gore being an english name, it is probable that it was introduced to this area in the seventeenth century.
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