Are there any sources that might help with finding more information about my ancestral uncles (two brothers) who lived in Dublin in the late 17th and early 18th centuries?
1. Samuel D'Assigny (1674-1737). Whilst a young man, fresh out of Oxford University, he tried to become ordained in the Anglican Church but was refused. Undeterred he traveled in Devon and Somerset preaching under a false license and was eventually arrested by the Bishop of Bath and Wells. He absconded from custody and went to Ireland probably in 1696. He was in Dublin by 1698. He wrote a number of books on his religious viewpoints, and continued to preach, and also conduct marriages, without a license. He traveled back to England in 1702 (he married Sarah Jones in Feb 1702 in London), but was back in Dublin by 1710. He was arrested in Dublin in 1732 for preaching without a license and was in Dublin jail for a couple of months. He was buried at St.Paul's, Dublin in October 1737, where the same year he had a son baptized in September and buried in November. The mother of this child was Judith, so Samuel seems to have married twice.
2.. Fifield D'Assigny (1711-1745). He was educated, apprenticed and married (in December 1735 to Elizabeth Bartlett) in London, but appears to have been in Dublin by June 1737. He lived in Fleet Street, Dublin in 1738 and in Wer Street, (Werburghs Street?), Dublin in 1745. He was buried at St.Werburghs in January 1745. In London he was apprenticed as an apothecary, but in Dublin he claimed the title 'Doctor of Medicine'. He was a Freemason, and wrote books on the subject. His wife was buried in Liverpool in 1743.
Any information on where I might find more about where these two men lived, and what documents they might appear in (and how to find them) in Dublin would be appreciated.