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As most of you probably know, there are multiple online sites which provide access to the civil registration marriage indices (such as LDS/mormon family history site, Ancestry, Findmypast and perhaps others).  In the past I used a site which had a great feature: In addition to showing the relevant volume and page number for each marriage entry, it also gave a link to a list of the other names listed for the same page. The other names are critical for trying to narrow down/limit the candidate results, if  you know something of the spouse's name, while the page and volume numbers are useful in ordering up certs from the GRO.
However, I can't seem to find this very useful feature anymore - I can't figure out if a site has changed, or if I am not using the right site anymore. Findmypast comes close, in that it gives a list of people on the same page, but it does not actually seem to list the page and volume number, at least not that I can see.  Anyone able to point me to the right place?
Thanks.

Just wondering if anyone can provide dates for the construction of some of the notable features that can be seen (or not) in photos of Wexford, such as
- The Italianate belltower of the Franciscan church
- The characteristic "woodenworks" along the quays - now gone.
- Redmond monument.
- 1798 monument - I believe this postdates 1898 by some number of years.
- Any others?

The death registration for a g-g-g-grandmother of mine says she died in Sea View, Wexford, in 1865. Now I know that there was a terrace called Sea View off of Trinity street, but not sure that that was built by 1865. Any other alternatives that anyone knows of?
Thanks,

My great-grandfather lived for many years on Paradise Row, which is one of the vanished streets of Wexford.  I thought it would be relatively easy to find Paradise Row on the OS 1/25" maps of Wexford which are now available online. However, not so, did not spot the place, which I thought was in the vicinity of Grogan's Road.
Could someone provide a link to the OS maps, showing the location of Paradise Row?
Thanks,
  Wexflyer

Brief version:
1) Who is responsible for maintaining St. Selskar's Graveyard?
2) Have they kept any of the damaged/vandalised memorials?

Longer version:
My grandfather's grandmother, Margaret Roche, is buried in St. Selskar's churchyard, along with a a grandson, and (probably) her first husband, John Evoy.  While I growing up in Wexford my grandfather would often point out to me through the locked gates where she was buried, but we were unable to actually enter the churchyard at the time as it was closed for many years.
Many years later, in 1998, I was excited to discover that St. Selskar's was open! So, I went in and rushed over to the spot that my grandfather (God rest him) had so often pointed to.

Only to discover that the grave had been vandalised......

I was able to locate and recognise the correct grave, as there was a remaining base with an inscription for her grandson, but the original memorial cross was entirely missing.
Making some enquiries, I was told that the graveyard memorials were extensively vandalised by youths in the late 80s/through mid 90s. Dreadful that all they could find to occupy themselves  was to destroy the memorials of their ancestors. Be that as it may, I wondered if there was any chance that the vandalised memorials had been saved/put away for safe keeping (though I strongly suspect they were simply tossed).

So, back in 1998 I called round the CofI, Town Hall and County Council to find out who is responsible for the maintenance of St. Selskar's graveyard.  Everyone asserted that it was someone else, no one accepted that they were responsibile. So, I came away empty handed - did not know which was worse, the original vandalism, or that no one accepted responsibility for St. Selskar (it has to be one of the three bodies I just mentioned).

So, having been back to Wexford a week ago, and seeing St. Selskar - locked up again - I wonder if anyone here can answer the questions I started out with (above).

Thanks,
  Wexflyer