William 1873 address Trimmer's lane, Wexford
James 1880 address Selskar
John 1880 address Selskar
Just a quick comment on the addresses. Trimmer's Lane and Selskar Street are connecting streets in the north end of Wexford. In fact, I had several wonderful meals in a great restaurant located on the corner between these two streets just two weeks ago. But the point I want to make is that the birth registrations say Selskar, rather than Selskar St. This matters, as the local area is also known simply as Selskar So, I don't think they changed where they were living, it is just a change from specifying the exact lane, to giving a more general name. In addition, Selskar street is the continuation of Main St, and was/is a much more expensive a location that the humble Trimmer's Lane. i.e. unlikely they lived on Selkar St. Finally, as Maiden Stone just posted, the family were still in Trimmer's Lane in 1901. Putting all this together, I think it pretty certain that all the children were actually born in Trimmer's Lane.
As a side note, the area gets its name from Selskar Abbey, where Henry II of England did penance in 1172 for the murder of St. Thomas a Becket.
