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Dublin / Re: carrick's in dublin
« on: Thursday 16 September 10 22:54 BST (UK)  »
The Andrew Carrick who died in 1869 was not the son of John MacCaully Carrick, because the son of John MacCaully Carrick had several children. Must have been another Andrew...

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Dublin / Re: Rachel HILL , Parish Church of St Andrew , Dublin.
« on: Thursday 11 March 10 10:53 GMT (UK)  »
For further info (and input, hopefully) see article I created on Wikipedia:
St. Andrew's Church, Andrew St., Dublin

Don

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Dublin / Re: Townsends of Dublin 1800s?
« on: Thursday 11 March 10 09:42 GMT (UK)  »
There was a Townsend in Dublin in the late 18th century, as I recall coming across the name recently in connection with a legal matter. I'll check it out.

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Dublin / Re: Looking for Ledwidge Ancestors
« on: Thursday 11 March 10 08:56 GMT (UK)  »
While perusing the Db I noticed that Oliver Ledwich and Rosanna Doyle were god-parents to Eliza Ledwich, born to John Ledwich/Eliza Barker in 1826, Dublin south. My own ggggrandmother was Anne Doyle, who married Richard Ledwidge, lived also Dublin south. Just wondering whether these Doyles (and consequently, the Ledwidge/che/s) were related.

Don

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Dublin / Re: Looking for Ledwidge Ancestors
« on: Thursday 11 March 10 08:34 GMT (UK)  »
An Oliver Ledwith, age 68, died in 1883. I'm pretty sure he was the Oliver Ledwith (or Ledwidge) from Mabbot St. (on the north side of the city), listed in the 1851 census as Ledwith, Oliver, 32 Mabbott St (parish of St Thomas in the North inner city) (carpenter)

He would have been born around 1815. It's very likely he would have had a son called Oliver. So I'd suggest that the Oliver who married in St. Andrew's in 1873 would likely be his son.

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Dublin / Re: St. Peter's school in Dublin
« on: Tuesday 16 February 10 04:09 GMT (UK)  »
For further information on the history of, and relationship between. St. Kevin's and St. Peter's, take a look at the sites I created for them on Wikipedia:

St. Kevin's Church and Cemetery

St. Peter's (old), Dublin

Don

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Dublin / Re: St. Peter's school in Dublin
« on: Sunday 14 February 10 09:59 GMT (UK)  »
Eadaoin mentioned of St. Peter's schools: "3 in Whitefriar St and another one (not sure where - perhaps in the parish of St Peter)".  That last one may have been in Camden Row, where a parish school for St. Peter's parish was set up, either in the 18th century or early 19th century. St. Kevin's church, at that time a chapel-of-ease to St. Peter's, was also located in Camden Row.

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Dublin / Re: Looking for Ledwidge Ancestors
« on: Tuesday 26 January 10 00:44 GMT (UK)  »
It's pretty sure the first Ledwich's arrived in Ireland after the Norman invasion and were granted land by, or under, de Lacy, and that they came from the village/townland of Ledwich in England. That they came from Saxony is debatable - this was postulated by Edward Ledwich (1738-1823), who unfortunately proved to be one of Ireland's most unreliable historians.

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Dublin / Re: Looking for Ledwidge Ancestors
« on: Thursday 21 January 10 17:28 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for that information Quaxer - it was new to me.

In my Db I have a Patrick Ledwidge got married in Dublin (probably Dublin South) in 1874.  A Patrick Ledwidge (also spelt Ledwich) married to Mary King had a child, John Joseph, on 17  August 1875 (child died). This couple had several more children in the 1870s and lived in Terenure (a suburb on the south side of Dublin).

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