Swayne from Newtonbarry Wexford

[Cathy_Aus]

GDAY:)
I just received thru rootsweb mailing list, a link for newtonwbarry Wexford , st Marys, Births, Baptisms, Marriages...Hoping to find my SWAYNE lot on there, Realising to take into Account diifferent spellings etc...According to a 1851 Census my ggggrandparents Granndaughter Was Listed with them in Devon, as being from Newtonbarry wexford...Ann Cecelia Swayne born ciirca 1833 There, had a few Siblings too, Presumably born there
I did find tho my ggggrandparents WILLIAM CLENDINNEN and LYDIA DEAKER Marriage there tho in 1826...Wondering what other Parishes were nearby to Newtonbarry please..Found some SWAINES from Ballycarney, Scarrawalsh, Tincurry tho...My lot were Wesleyans
Thanks
Regards
Cathy:)

[fastfusion]

County Wexford | Learn | FamilySearch.org


https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/County_Wexford


Further information about County Wexford is available at the GenUKI site. .... St. Mary's, Newtownbarry, Scarawalsh, Enniscorthy. St. Michael's, Forth, Wexford ...


should assist.....

[shanew147]

Transcripts for records of the Church of Ireland, St. Mary's, which is part of the parish union of Bunclody / (Newtownbarry) are available on the  RCBL website -see :  http://ireland.anglican.org/about/151

I dont think the Wesleyan faith used a parish system.


Shane

[Cathy_Aus]

Hi Shane and Fast:)
Thanks for Replying..Have Already checked that site, the link u put in...Couldnt fiind my lot on it..butttt Noticed thru researching swaine/swayne..there were  swaine/swayne families in Ballycarney , scarrawalsh etc...Is that near newtownbarry??
Regards
Cathy:)

[shanew147]

The Civil parishes adjoining St. Mary's Newtownbarry, and therefore the likely Church of Ireland parishes, include : Ballycarney, Barragh (Carlow), Kilrush, Monart and Templeshanbo.

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Noticed thru researching swaine/swayne..there were  swaine/swayne families in Ballycarney , scarrawalsh etc...Is that near newtownbarry??
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Ballycarney is the name of an adjacent civil parish, and probably also a townland in the same parish.  Scarawalsh is a townland in Ballcarney parish.

The records on the RCBL website are Church of Ireland, so may not include anything for your Swaine's if they were Wesleyan.


Shane

[Cathy_Aus]

Thanks Shane
This maybe another Clue re Them..On Anna Cecelia Swaynes Marriage it stated that her father was john Swayne , deceased and his trade was a merchant...she married in 1863
Would John Swayne, be listed on griffiths valuation, or merchant records anywhere in wexford
Thanks
Regards
cathy:)

[shanew147]

A merchant would likely hold property of some sort so should appear on Griffth's ....... assuming he was still alive at the time of the valuation in the area - i.e. 1853.


Shane

[shanew147]

I dont see any Swaine/Swaynes on Griffith's in St. Mary's civil parish... but there are a number in the same barony - i.e. Scarawalsh, including two listings for a John Swayne's (possibly the same John with two properties) in Scarawalsh townland..

see : Swa*, Scarawalsh barony, Griffith's valuation

[Cathy_Aus]

ahhh thanks shane, i wonder if thats  our john swayne then....any suggestions please how i can find out any more info re him...looks interesting...