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The following is an ongoing list of genealogy resources for Wexford County, with an emphasis on those available for free online. The page is updated on the 1st of each month.
Top Genealogical Websites for Wexford
1923 onwards - Military Service Pensions Collection
1922 Army Census Records
1913-1922 Military History
1915 Merchant Navy
1914-1918 Soldiers' Wills
1914-1918 World War 1 - The Wexford Casualties
1914-1918 Ireland's Memorial Records – Flanders
1914-1917 Mining Deaths
1913-1922 Military History
1913 Telephone Directory
1911 and 1901 Census of Ireland
1911, 1901, 1891, 1881, 1871, 1861, 1851, 1841 Census of Great Brittan
1880 Bassetts Directory
1873-1874 National School Teachers in County Wexford
1870s Land Owners in County Wexford
1867 Census for Marshalltown, Co Wexford
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
1863 Wexford marriages in the Limerick Chronicle newspaper
1861 Partial Enniscorthy Census
1860s Griffiths Valuation of Wexford
1858 - 1920 Calendars of Wills and Administrations
1857 Thom's Irish almanac
1851 Census Fragments
1850-1885 Land Estate Court Files
1850 Thom's directory of Ireland
1846 Slater Directory
1844-45 The Parliamentary gazetteer of Ireland (Topographical Dictionary)
1841 & 1851 census - 1908 Old Age Pension Application Records
1837 Lewis Topographical Dictionary
1836 Parliamentary Electors
1832-1836 Return of Persons to whom Licenses have been granted to keep Arms
1831 Tithe Defaulters
1829 Land Indenture
1823 Tithe Records
1824 Pigot & Co's Provincial Directory of Ireland
1821-1874 Poverty Relief Loans
1820-1822 Directory
1819-1846 The Methodist class book, Newtownbarry Circuit, County Wexford, Ireland
1814 Leet's Directory to the Market Towns: Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, and Other Noted Places in Ireland. Dublin.
1813-1820 Poor List - Killinick, Maglass/Mayglass, St Iberius, & Kllmacree.
1810 A topographical dictionary of Ireland By Nicholas Carlisle
1796 Flax Growers of Wexford
1793-1794 Anthologia Hibernica. Index To The Births, Marriages, & Deaths
1783-1822 British Army Pensioners - Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Ireland
1776 Ferns Census
1730's Irish Wild Geese at the Hôtel Royal d'Invalides Paris
1770 A list of the claims as they are entred with the Trustees: at Chichester House on College Green Dublin On or before the Tenth of August 1700. Dublin, 1701.
1689 Illustrations of King James's Irish Army List
1659 (circa) A Census of Ireland
1654 The Civil Survey Co Wexford
1641 Depositions at Trinity College Dublin
1640 Civil Survey of Wexford
1604 to 1697 Inquisitionum in officio rotulorum cancellariae Hiberniae [Leinster]
to 1603 Index to the Calendar of Fiants of Queen Elizabeth
1580? Description of Wexford
to 1558 Fiants of Philip and Mary
to 1553 Fiants of Edward VI
to 1550? Fiants of Henry VIII
1244–1509 A Calendar of Irish Chancery Letters (CIRCLE)
13th – 15th Century Knights' Fees Counties Wexford Carlow Kilkenny
Other medieval records
Other land records
Church Records
Roman Catholic Parish Registers
Ferns Marriage Licences (1661-1806) & Calander of Wills (1601-1800)
Bunclody (Newtownbarry) Union (Ferns) transcripts
State Registration
Cemetery Records
Probate Records
Other Internet Records
Wexford Archives
National Archives
Other Archives
The Enniscorthy News, And County Of Wexford Advertiser 1861-1871
Wexford Conservative 1832 - 1846
Wexford Independent 1830 – 1871
Wexford Constitution 1850 - 1899
Genealogy Forums
Family Websites for Wexford
Family Trees
Genealogy Websites
Genealogy Search Engines
Genealogy Help
North America
1892-1957 Ellis Island arrivals
Irish Mission for Immigrant Girls in New York City
US State Department records
South America
Australia/New Zealand
South Africa
Local Histories, Journals and Websites
Historical Societies
Historical Journals
Other Journals of Interest
Books of Interest – Online
Books of Interest
Hore, Philip H. History of the town and county of Wexford. 6 vols. 1901-11
[Volume 1] Old and New Ross
[Volume 2] Tintern Abbey, Rosegarland and Clonmines
[Volume 3] Dunbrody abbey, the great Island, Ballyhack etc
[Volume 4] Duncannon fort, Kilcolgan, or Templetown, Fethard, Houseland, Portersgate, Loftus Hall, Galgystown, Hook (including Churchtown), Slade, Baginbun and Bannow.
Before you start your research try and collect as much information as possible from family sources. However, do not be surprised if family legends do not turn out to be true. Have an idea of what you would like to achieve. It should be possible to trace your family to the early 1800s. Make a list of the surnames and placenames and possible spelling variations. There is a lot of information available and the unusual can make your researches easier. It is usually easier to start in the present and search backwards.
Certain surnames and forenames are particular to Wexford and the south-east in general. Also the pronunciation of some names is particular to Wexford. The spelling of surnames has changed over time and has standardised in modern times. The older the records, the greater the variation in spellings.
The following is a list of Wexford surnames from the Griffiths Valuation of the 1860s: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/WT Surnames 1860.htm
The following link has some information on the distributions of surnames in the 1860s, the variants of spelling and their history: http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm
The following link gives a number of online references on Irish names: http://www.libraryireland.com/Names.php
The following link is to the comprehensive John O'Hart "Irish Pedigrees or, The origin and stem of the Irish nation" (1892 edition):
Irish Pedigrees, Vol. II: http://www.archive.org/details/irishpedigreesor021892byuohar
[Note: The text versions are faster to download, but may contain reading errors. The PDF version is a searchable facsimile.]
1894 Number of Surnames and varients per provience based on birth registration records.
Robert E. Matheson, (1894) Special Report On Surnames In Ireland. HMSO. [link]
The smallest 'administrative' unit of the state is the townland, followed by the civil parish, the barony and the county. Other administrative districts are the Poor Law Union (PLU) and District Electoral Division (DED).
Standardisation of the spelling of townlands and civil parish names was a result of the Ordinance Survey in the 1830s. Official records after that date usually use the standardised spelling. Counties that had a high level of Norman settlement, have a high number of townlands and civil parishes. In Wexford, there are over 2,300 townlands and 134 civil parishes.
The following is a link to a list of townlands with the standardised spelling from the Griffiths Valuation:
Alphabetical: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/WT Placenames 1860 alpha.htm
Alphabetical by Civil Parish: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/WT Placenames 1860 cp.htm
The following link will give you a map of Civil Parishes. If you click on the name or on the map, it will give you a list of the Townlands in that Civil Parish. You can also search by clicking on "Placenames", but you need to use the standardized spelling:
PLU's were districts created under the Poor Law Relief Act of 1838 (aka the Poor Law). PLU's became 'General Registrar's Districts', areas within which births, deaths and marriages were compiled. Some districts covered areas that are outside of county boundaries. There are five PLUs for the county of Wexford:
Enniscorthy (also includes a small part of the county of Carlow)
New Ross (also includes a small part of the counties of Carlow and Kilkenny)
Shillelagh (also includes parts of the counties of Carlow and Wicklow)
The Roman Catholic (RC) Parish is usually different in size and shape to the civil parish, although they may have the same name. Understandably this can lead to confusion. The RC parish also uses the same townland names but not necessary the same boundaries. The following is a link to the RC parishes and their townlands:
http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/wexford parishes.pdf
Top Genealogical Websites for Wexford
There is a wealth of information available online but these are the websites that I would recommend for Wexford.
1. Family Search - Large free databases, easy to search
602,072 records for Wexford (17th April 2015)
Ireland Index of databases
2. National Archives Genealogy Website
Census of Ireland, 1901 and 1911, and pre-1901 survivals
Census Search Forms, 1841 – 51
Tithe Applotment Books, 1823 – 37
Calendars of Wills and Administrations, 1858 – 1922
3. Roman Catholic Parish Registers
The images of the registers are now available online: http://registers.nli.ie/
There is no index of names. There is a map of the parishes and dates available.
4. 1860s Griffiths Valuation of Wexford (various websites)
The Griffiths Valuation is a list of the names of tenants, by location, size of holding and valuation.
The following are databases of the records:
By Civil Parish: http://www.failteromhat.com/wexford.php
By Name and place: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php
The following database is the book of the actual records: http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml
5. Ireland Genealogy Project – Wexford
6. Wexford County Archive
Do NOT use their seach engine instead use "site:http://wexfordcountyarchive.com/ SEARCH TERM" in Google
7. 1892-1957 Ellis Island arrivals – later records contain a lot of family information:
8. The Irish Times – Irish Ancestors
The free information, listed on the sitemap page, of the website is a digital version of the excellant John Grenham "Tracing Your Irish Ancestors". It lists the information available for RC parish records and locations of the RC and civil parishes. Please note that there are some errors for the civil parishes.
9. FindMyPast – the reason that this listed last is because it is a PAYSITE
This is an excellent source of information for early records, eg Wexford newspapers, military records and legal/prison records.
1923 onwards - Military Service Pensions Collection
1922 Army Census Records – index of names
1913-1922 Military History
Witness statement from the Bureau of Military History http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/bmhsearch/search.jsp?querystr=wexford
1915 Merchant Navy – National Archives UK
1914-1918 World War 1 - The Wexford Casualties
1914-1918 Ireland's Memorial Records – Flanders [510 results for Wexford]
War Records <http://search.ancestry.co.uk/search/category.aspx?cat=39>
1914-1917 Mining Deaths
Doggan James, 40, Co. Wexford, 1914
Lennon John, 45, Wexford, 1917
Sinnatt Thomas, 45, Co. Wexford, 1914
1913 Telephone Directory http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1913PhoneList15.htm#Wexford%20Area
1911 and 1901 Census of Ireland
These census records are available online from the National Archives. They can be searched by name and location. Do not be surprised if the family you are searching for are located in more than one residence.
1911, 1901, 1891, 1881, 1871, 1861, 1851, 1841 Census of Great Brittan
The following websites contain census information for the above dates with free indices. The records sometimes states the county in Ireland were emigrants were born. The 1881 census information is usually free.
Partial records for free: http://www.freecen.org.uk/
The 1881 census is available free from:
Census records are also available from:
1880 Bassetts Directory
This is also available from the Wexford library: Bassett, George H (1885) Wexford County Guide and Directory. Dublin.
1873-1874 National School Teachers in County Wexford
1870s Land Owners in County Wexford
This is a list of land owners over 1 acre: http://www.failteromhat.com/lo1876/wexford_i.htm or http://www.cmcrp.net/Wexford/Landowner1.html
This is a copy of the book of the actual records: http://www.failteromhat.com/lo1876/wexford.pdf
1867 Census for Marshalltown, Co Wexford
Contained in the RC parish records on microfilm from the Wexford Town library.
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
Each record contains a transcript and an image of the original licence register entry. The information given varies but in general you may find out the following information:
· Name
· Address
· County
· Year and date of licence
With the record images you may find the following information about the dog:
· Colour of dog
· Sex of dog
· Breed or type of dog
1863 Wexford marriages in the Limerick Chronicle newspaper
1861 Partial Enniscorthy Census
Contained in the RC parish records (2nd reel) on microfilm from the Wexford Town library.
1860s Griffiths Valuation of Wexford
The Griffiths Valuation is a list of the names of tenants, by location, size of holding and valuation.
The following are databases of the records:
By Civil Parish: http://www.failteromhat.com/wexford.php
By Name and place: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php
The following database is the book of the actual records: http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml
1858 - 1920 Calendars of Wills and Administrations
This database has approximately 10,000 wills for Wexford http://www.willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/search/cwa/home.jsp
1857 Thom's Irish almanac
Enniscorthy http://eppi.dippam.ac.uk/images/pages/1172/0000009.jpg?1284606194
1851 Census Fragments http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Wexford/
1850-1885 Land Estate Court Files
Copies of the records are available on http://www.findmypast.ie/
A duplicate index of the records is available at the LDS site: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2040586
1850 Thom's directory of Ireland
1846 Slater Directory
The full text online version is available from:
Or by location at:
1844-45 The Parliamentary gazetteer of Ireland (Topographical Dictionary)
Vol. 1 A to C: http://books.google.ie/books?id=9rblf03SdkYC&printsec=
Vol. 3. Naas to Youghalarra: http://books.google.ie/books?id=1HMuAAAAMAAJ&dq=
1841 & 1851 census - 1908 Old Age Pension Application Records
The Old Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.
1837 Lewis Topographical Dictionary
Ireland: http://books.google.ie/books?id=wqzRAAAAMAAJ&source=
Wexford: http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis-topographical-dictionary/Wexford
1836 Parliamentary Electors
County of Wexford, New Ross Borough, Wexford Borough http://books.google.com/books?id=41USAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA113&lpg=RA1-PA113&dq=%22Wexford+names%22&source=bl&ots=syfy1NcLsI&sig=1MmIvHdJXLoBZGusvE522l06OwI&hl=en&ei=UZK9TY3CA4yZhQfOnOjTBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CDMQ6AEwAzgK#v=onepage&q=%22Wexford%20names%22&f=false
1832-1836 Return of Persons to whom Licenses have been granted to keep Arms - Wexford
Wexford http://www.dippam.ac.uk/eppi/documents/11082/page/255189
1831 Tithe Defaulters
This is a list of the names of tenants in some townlands of Taghmon parish: http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/wexford/censubs.htm
1829 Land Indenture
Transcript http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/photos/1docs/wexford-indenture-1829/index.html
List of tenant names, with townlands (includes streets in Enniscorthy) http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/land/list-claims-wexford.txt
1823 Tithe Records
Tithe Valuation as published by the National Archives of Ireland. http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/about.jsp
A duplicate of the records is available at the LDS site: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1804886
This is a list of the names of tenants, by location, and size of holding. They are available on microfilm from the Wexford Town library.
1824 Pigot & Co's Provincial Directory of Ireland
Leinster Towns: http://www.failteromhat.com/pigotl.php
1821-1874 Poverty Relief Loans – 1061 records for Bannow area
1820-1822 Directory [online book]
Wexford http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/directories/directory-wexford.txt
New Ross http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/directories/directory-new-ross.txt
1819-1846 The Methodist class book, Newtownbarry Circuit, County Wexford, Ireland
This has records for the whole of Wexford https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE212890
1814 Ambrose Leet (1814) A Directory to the Market Towns: Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, and Other Noted Places in Ireland. Dublin.
1813-1820 Poor List - Killinick, Maglass/Mayglass, St Iberius, & Kllmacree.
National Archives of Ireland ref M 5063 - http://www.flyleaf.ie/blog/?p=298
1810 A topographical dictionary of Ireland By Nicholas Carlisle
1805-1829 Return of Number of Electors polled at Contested Elections in Ireland since 1805
Wexford http://eppi.dippam.ac.uk/images/pages/2777/0000023.jpg?1284808159
1796 Flax Growers of Wexford
1793-1794 Anthologia Hibernica. Index To The Births, Marriages, & Deaths – some Wexford references
1783-1822 British Army Pensioners - Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Ireland, (217 from Wexford)
1776 Ferns Census
The following is available on mircofiche in
the National Library of Ireland. The call number is POS 8382.
List of protestants in the parishes of Clone, Kilbride and Ferns, Co. Wexford, distinguished into families and ages, 1776 May 16.
Lists of burials at Ferns, Co. Wexford of persons killed during the 1798 Rebellion; also lists of Protestants from the diocese of Ferns killed during the Rebellion, 1798.
1730's Irish Wild Geese at the Hôtel Royal d'Invalides Paris (database with soldiers from Wexford)
Boulger: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_b.htm
Cavanagh: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_c.htm
Dillon: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_d.htm
(de) Lohanty [Delahunty?]/Lamly: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_l.htm
Murphy: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_m.htm
Raymond/Remond/Rouchel: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_r.htm
Tonlé: http://www.tuamfamilyhistories.com/soldiers/wild_geese_t.htm
1700 A list of the claims as they are entred with the Trustees: at Chichester House on College Green Dublin On or before the Tenth of August 1700. Dublin, 1701.
Contains some records for Wexford
Enniscorthy Co. Wexford
O. RICHARD . WHITBARE = A plough.
Cowrey (Gorey? Co. Wexford).
O. EDWARD . CAVENACH = A boat.
Ross (Co. Wexford).
O. EDWARD . DAVIS . IN = 1D. in a dotted circle.
R. ROSS . VINTENER = A lion rampant.
692. O. RICHARD . DELAHYD = Arms | R . D.
R. ROSSE . MERCHANT = IOHN OLIVER in monogram.
694. O. NATANIEL . QVARME = Arms.
695. O. THE . DILIGENT . HAND = A tree. R. S.
R. MAKETH . RICH . ROS = An arm holding a sword. 1673. 1D.
Wexford Co Wexford
R. WEXFORD . CORDWINDER = The Cordwainers' Arms.
R. WAXFORD . INKEEPER = Arms of the Commonwealth.
O. FRANCIS . HARVEY . OF . WAXFORD = Arms of the family : on a bend three trefoils.
O. CHARLES . HVDDLE . OF = An anchor and rope.
R. WEXFORD . CLOTHYER = Two men holding a spindle.
O. THOMAS . IONES = St . George and the Dragon.
O. MICHAELL . KEARNEY = Arms : a chevron, etc.
O. GEORG . LININGTON = A sheep and shepherd's crook.
O. WILLIAM . LOVELL = Unknown.
R. OF . WAXFORD = Unknown.
O. THOMAS . LOW = A ship.
O. THOMAS . LOW = A man before a still, with a bellows blowing the fire.
O. CONSTANTINE . NEAL = A ship.
O. WILLIAM . T . REVILL . OF = Or, a cross engrailed ; sable, over all a bend ; Arms of the family in a shield.
R. WAXFORD . MARCHANT = Arms of Wexford : three dolphins natant.
O. EDWARD . VALE = A wheatsheaf.
Other refs:
Ffrench, James F. M. (Rev.) (1912) Some 17th cent. Wexford tokens. The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Ser. 6, Vol. II, pp. 66-67, 1912
Robertson, James G. (1886) Local coins, or tradesmen's tokens, of Wexford. The Journal of the Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland, Ser. 4, Vol. VII, pt. 2, p. 416, 1886
1689 Illustrations of King James's Irish Army List
Contains some land records for Wexford.
1659 (circa) A Census of Ireland
1654 The Civil Survey Co Wexford
The Civil Survey 1654 Co Wexford Volume IX/
1642 – 1659
1625 – 1632
1641 Depositions at Trinity College Dublin
Transcripts and images of depositions, examinations and associated materials in which Protestant men and women of all classes told of their experiences following the outbreak of the rebellion by the Catholic Irish in October, 1641.
Wexford: http://1641.tcd.ie/searchresults.php?Forename=&Surname=&County=31&Keywords=&submit=Go
A List of Wexford People Implicated In The 1641 Rebellion http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/xmisc/rebellion-1641.txt
Clarke, Aidan ed (2013?) 1641 Depositions. Volume VII: Wexford. Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin. ISBN 978-1-906865-41-2
Whelan, Kevin. A List of Those from County Wexford Implicated in the 1641 Rebellion. The Past: The Organ of the Uí Cinsealaigh Historical Society No. 17 (1990), pp. 24-54
1640 Civil Survey of Wexford
This is a list of land owners.
1625 to 1633 Charles I Calendar of the patent and close rolls of chancery in Ireland
1611-1614. James I. Calendar of State Papers Ireland [Note: Wexford Plantation]
1604 to 1697 Inquisitionum in officio rotulorum cancellariae Hiberniae [Leinster]
1603 onwards - James I Calendar of the Patent Rolls of the Chancery of Ireland
to 1603 Index to the Calendar of Fiants of Queen Elizabeth (printed in 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18 Reports) [searchable index of Names and places]
A to Daly to Gilpatrick to Knockmoy to M'Morish to O'Dowllie to Reyly to Wheat to Zouche
1580? Description of Wexford
Hogan, Edmun (1878) The Description of Ireland and the state thereof as it is this present in Anno 1598. MH Gill, Dublin.
to 1558 Fiants of Philip and Mary [Index at the back]
to 1553 Fiants of Edward VI [Index at the back]
to 1550? Fiants of Henry VIII [Index at the back]
1514 to 1603 Tudors - Calendar of the patent and close rolls of chancery in Ireland https://archive.org/details/calendarofpatent01irel
1244–1509 A Calendar of Irish Chancery Letters (CIRCLE)
Includes references for Wexford:
13th – 15th Century Knights' Fees Counties Wexford Carlow Kilkenny
Other medieval records:
1216 – 1452 Calendar of Patent Rolls - Includes references for Wexford:
Medieval source material
Other land records:
Registry of Deeds Index Project:
The Land Commission records are available from:
University of Southampton – Webcat use 'Eppi' plus Irish Land Commission in the keyword search.
House of Commons Parliamentary papers
Marriage records usually have a lot more information than birth and baptism records.
The Church of the Latter Day Saints provides a number of free databases of records:
Church and general records: http://www.familysearch.org/eng/default.asp [The separate database is no longer available.]
- Wexford http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true [This database is no longer available]
State Records (indexed by PLU Districts) and other General Records and other databases: https://www.familysearch.org/
Enniscorthy (also includes a small part of the county of Carlow)
New Ross (also includes a small part of the counties of Carlow and Kilkenny)
Shillelagh (also includes parts of the counties of Carlow and Wicklow)
Church Records
Roman Catholic:
The Church records available vary from parish to parish. The following link will give you a map of Roman Catholic (RC) parishes. If you click on a parish, you will see dates and records available. The Roman Catholic and Anglican records are available on microfilm from the Wexford Town library.
The images of the registers are now available online: http://registers.nli.ie/
There is no index of names. There is a map of the parishes and dates available.
Ferns Parish Records: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/RC Parish Records.pdf
It has been reported that the Wexford Town Library have additional parish records not available in the National Library e.g. Crossabeg from 1794.
Various church records: http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/wexford/church.htm
Old Ross, Carna & Ballyanne, Baptismal Extracts http://www.from-ireland.net/county/article/Old-Ross,-Carna-%26-Ballyanne,-Baptismal-Extracts/Wexford
The catholic baptism and marriage records online database was previously available from the Yola Farmstead & Wexford Genealogy Centre, but they do not seem to be still in business. Church records can be illegible and very hard to search unless you have dates.
Ancestry.com (paysite) has some Roman Catholic records available for Wexford e.g. Ballycullane Tintern, Tagoat Kilrane, St James Templetown. http://search.ancestry.com/search/dbextra.aspx?dbid=2239
Roots Ireland (paysite) also have some records: http://wexford.rootsireland.ie/generic.php?filename=sources.tpl&selectedMenu=sources
Church of Ireland: Table of Parochial Registers Throughout Ireland – January 2015
Ferns Marriage Licences (1661-1806) & Calander of Wills (1601-1800) https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE213169
The following is a link for Wexford Anglican Church of Ireland (CoI) Records. http://ireland.anglican.org/about/153
The individual parishes have lists of surnames for births, marriages and burials. http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/
Castlebridge http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/cbridge.html
Coolstuff http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/coolstuff.html
Horettown http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/horetown.html#Genealogy
Kilpatrick http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/kilpatk.html
Killurin http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/killurin.html
Rathaspeck http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/rathaspeck.html
Taghmon http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/taghmon.html
Wexford Town - Selskar http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/selskar.html
Wexford Town – St. Iberius http://www.wexford.ferns.anglican.org/iberius.html
Bunclody (Newtownbarry) Union (Ferns) - The register transcripts for each church, are available online. The following is the index http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/bunclodyunionindex.pdf
Newtownbarry – St Mary's Church
Baptisms 1799–1903
Marriages 1799–1903
Burials 1799–1903
Barragh – St Paul's Church
Baptisms 1799–1805 And 1831–1879
Marriages 1799–1805 And 1830–1903
Burials 1799–1805 And 1838–1878
– St Fiaac's Church
Baptisms 1792–1903
Marriages 1792–1906
Burials 1792–1903
Kilrush –
St Brigid's Church
Baptisms 1878–1903
Marriages 1845–1903
Burials 1878–1903
Marriages 1800–1814
The following government website has a large number of CoI records for Wexford people, registered in Dublin, Carlow etc. Also the later marriage records include the addresses of the parents of the brides and grooms, including many from Wexford. Unfortunately, these are not included as part of the search and you have to look at the actual registers.
State Registration
The State registration of marriages in Ireland began in 1845 and births and deaths in 1864. Poor Law Union - or PLU's were districts created under the Poor Law Relief Act of 1838 (aka the Poor Law). PLU's became 'General Registrar's Districts', areas within which births, deaths and marriages were compiled. Some districts covered areas that are outside of county boundaries.
The books of registrations are indexed according year (later quarter of the year), volume and page. The registration books are stored at the Oifig An Ard-Chláraitheora (General Register Office). Photocopies of entries in the registers are available at a current cost (2011) of €4 in person (plus a search fee of €2) and €6 by post. Photocopies contain exactly the same information as a Certificate but are only of use for research purposes. Details and application forms are available at:
These records up to 2013 were also available online from the State genealogy website. These records were removed July 2014 but have returned in a more limited date.The advantage of this record set is that, the later records have the name of the spouse :
However, the records are not complete, especially marriage and death records. As such, you should compare results with Findmypast.ie and LDS [up to 1958]. With regard to birth records you can search the post 1900 records by the mothers surname which is a major advantage.
Cemetery Records
A large collection of graveyard inscriptions can be found in "Cantwell, Brian J. Memorials of the Dead for County Wexford vols. 5-10 (index)" available from Wexford Town library.
Bree Parish Website http://homepage.eircom.net/~breeparish/Index.htm
Irish Genealogical Project http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/photos/tombstones/markers.htm
Text Filename
Photos *Updated
Nov 2011
Joyce Tunstead
Sep 2011
Joyce Tunstead
St James Church of Ireland, Parish of Wexford Union
Oct 2009
Mary Heaphy
Oct 2009
Joyce Tunstead & Yvonne Russell
Nov 2013*
Apr 2010
Wexford Headstone Photoshttp://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/cem.htm
File Description
Feb 2012
Mary Heaphy
Jun 2012
Robert Leggett
Feb 2013
C. Hunt
Jan 2013
C. Hunt
Mar 2007
C. Hunt & C. Ewald
Mar 2007
C. Hunt & C. Ewald
Jan 2007
C. Hunt
Jul 200
Mary Ellen Chambers
Mar 2013
C. Hunt
Feb 2007
C. Hunt & J. Liddiard
Dec 2012
Chris Hunt
Jan 2013
Peg Gingras
Mar 2007
C. Hunt & C. Ewald
Feb 2013
C. Hunt
County Wexford Cemetery Records: http://www.interment.net/ireland/wexford.htm
Cemetery Records in County Wexford (mostly Monaseed) http://www.cmcrp.net/static/listcem.php?t=Wexford
Adamstown Cemetery, County Wexford, Ireland
Castletown Courtown Road Cemetery, County Wexford, Ireland.
Cleariestown Cemetery County Wexford
Duncormack County Wexford Ireland
Ferns Cemetery County Wexford, Ireland.
Old Ferns Cemetery, County Wexford, Ireland.
Inch Cemetery Gory, County Wexford, Ireland.
Kilmannon, County Wexford. Just 12 Gravestones.
Rathangan Old Graveyard, County Wexford.
Rathangan New Graveyard, County Wexford.
St.Patricks Church Cemetery, Castletown, County Wexford, Ireland
Wexford Memorial Cards http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/memorials.htm
Irish War Memorials
Association for the Preservation of Memorials of the Dead in Ireland Some Wexford monuments.
Ireland Old News - Irish Death Notice Index http://www.irelandoldnews.com/obits/
1857 Deaths in Ireland – Some Wexford references http://www.irishinnyc.freeservers.com/custom4.html
Probate Records
Eustace, P. Beryl. Index of Will Abstracts in the Genealogical Office, Dublin. Analecta Hibernica. No. 17 (1949), pp. 145, 147-348
Phillimore WPW (1909) Indexes to Irish Wills Vol. I Ossary, Leighlin, Ferns, Kildare.
Other Internet Records
Baptism Records for County Wexford (mostly Rathangan Parish) http://www.cmcrp.net/static/listbapt.php?t=Wexford
Marriage Records in County Wexford (mostly Rathangan Parish) http://www.cmcrp.net/static/listmarr.php?t=Wexford
1857 Marriages in Ireland – some Wexford References http://www.irishinnyc.freeservers.com/photo.html
Death Records in County Wexford http://www.cmcrp.net/static/listdeath.php?t=Wexford
Wexford Archives
The Heritage Council provided in 2005, funding towards the conservation costs of the Hore Manuscripts (held in St. Peter's College, Wexford) and the municipal burial registers for Wexford town (held by Wexford Borough Council).
Wexford Library Archive http://wexfordcountyarchive.com/
Wexford County Council minute books, 1899-1997 Note: The 'typewritten' records are searchable individually. If you want to search the 'typewritten' parts of the whole collection, use google search using the following in the search box [site:http://wexfordcountyarchive.com/ SEARCH TERM]
A state of the interest on Carrig-Bridge debentures, 1 Mar., 1823 - 1 Dec. 1872.
Bishopswater Distillery & Golden Pillar Maltings, 1826-1924
Breen, Bill heads and invoices from the business of Maurice Breen, grocer and provision merchant, Dungulph, Fethard-on-Sea;
Browne, Account book: William Browne in account with Raymond Rowe, Wexford, 1872-1873.
Doyle, Business archives of Mary & Philip Doyle, New Ross, publicans, 1850s;
Godkin, Provisions ledger of Sarah Godkin & Co., Main Street, Wexford, 1902-05
Nunn's, Collection from Nunn's, Castlebridge.
Ó Sionóid , Seósamh Ó Sionóid collection, Enniscorthy
Papers relating to Bishopswater Distillery and Golden Pillar Maltings c. 1825-1935
Pierce, Account and balance sheet for Philip Pierce & Co. Ltd. 1963
Roche, PJ Roche archive, 1851-1973
Wexford Bakery Stores, 1910-88
Wexford Drapers' & Boot Merchants' Association, 1944-56
Ardamine, 1922-2003
Askamore, 1934-2003
Ballymurn, 1975-2003
Bunclody, 1919-2003
Castledockrell, 1929-2003
Clongeen, 1952-2003
Ferns, 1909-2003
Glenbrien, 1941-2003
Oulart, 1952-2003
Oylegate, 1922-2003
Rathnure, 1934-2003
Wexford, Burial book containing burials in St. Mary's, St. John's, St. Michael's, St. Selskar's and the Franciscan cemetery, 1896-1946
Wexford, St. Ibar's cemetery, Crosstown, 1892-2004
Wexford, St. John's, 1881-1927
Wexford, St. Mary's, 1881-1926
Wexford, St. Michael's, 1881-1920
Wexford, St. Patrick's, 1881-1913
Clubs & Societies
Bree Guild, ICA, 1911-14
Catholic Young Men's Society, Wexford, 1855-1923
Commercial Club, New Ross, 1885-2001
Cushinstown Guild, ICA, 1958-94
Kehoe, Miceál Kehoe collection, c. 1914-2000s [GAA]
Wexford Cricket Club, 1947-55
Wexford Wanderers Rugby Football Club, 1928-81
Grand Jury presentment books
Minute book of the Primrose League Ardcanrisk Habitation No. 1084, 17 Mar. 1886 - 20 Apr. 1896.
Minute books from New Ross Commercial Club, 1885-2001;
Minute books of the Board of Guardians of the Union of Enniscorthy, 1840-1920.
Minute books of the Board of Guardians of the Union of Gorey, Co. Wexford, 1840-1919, [with some gaps].
Wexford Board of Guardians WXCA/BG/162 http://www.iar.ie/ArchiveDetails.shtml?15720909;15721405;15721405
Ballindoney, Deeds relating to land at Ballindoney (barony of Bantry), 1921;
Ballynaclash and Ballyna Murphy, Hatton and Darley. Collection of property deeds relating to Ballynaclash, Enniscorthy, 1704-1838. WCA/P 84
Boyse estates Bannow
Bridges, Estate of Reverend Brooke Henry Bridges
Bruen estate Mollyvoling tenant William Clifford, esquire; Moneydurtlow tenant Thomas Derrensey, esquire; Ballinascar tenant William Scallion; Owlartaweek tenant William & John Rath. [link]
Bryan Rental of the estate of Loftus A. Bryan, 1880-1890.
Bryan, Loftus A. Bryan, 1880-90 Morriscastle, Upton, Clough and Borrmount
Cliffe estate, Bellevue part of the town of Ross, Abbeybraney, Boly, Kiltra, Graganbuoy, Carrig, Newtown, Maxboley, Ambrosetown, Ballynaglough, Ballyconnick, St. Tenants, Rathronan, Mulrankin, Churchtown, part of Bridgetown, Lake, Old Hall and Mount Cross, Tullybards and The Hill, Cousinstown, Little Moortown, Littertown, Tomhaggard, Cross Cales and Norristown. [link]
Donoughmore, Countess of Donoughmore, 1854-56 Donoughmore in Newtown, Ballindinas, Barntown, Coolcotts
Donoughmore, Rentals of the estate of the Countess of Donoughmore in Co. Wexford, 1854-1856.
Fitzgerald, Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald, Bart. and trustees in settlement on his marriage to Mrs Elizabeth Moore. Includes premises known as Magazine Walls in Wexford town 1856
Foster, Rental of the estate of Wm. Orme Foster, Esq. at Camolin, Co. Wexford for year ending 25 Mar., 1894.
Foster, William Orme Foster, Camolin estate, 1894 Camolin estate of William Orme Foster including lands of Ballyduff, Coolnaleen, Carriglegan, Kilcloran, Monasootagh, Ballyshaun, Ballydarragh, Boley, Ballintim, Ballyduffbeg, Camolin, Camolin Park, Clonhewitt, Carrigbeg, Upper Island, Middle Island, Lower Island, Monbay Upper, Monbay Lower, Raheen, Rossminogue, Ballyregan, Bann Park, Shrule, New Bridge
Gason, Richard Wills Gason, barony of Scarawalsh, 1867 Clohamon, Knockanire, Castlequarter and Graiguebeg 1857
Gifford, Nicholas Gifford of lands in barony of Shelburne, 1890 Ballymaclare, Aughclare, Ballysop, Curraghduff and part of lands of Ballybrazil and Ballynamona, situated in the barony of Shelbourne
Hepburn, William Joseph Hepburn and George Drevar Fottrell, 1879
Hore, A collection of documents relating to the administration of Walter Hore's estate at Garrybrit and Kilcormick, including correspondence with his land agent and tenant, Edward
Hughes family archive, Ballytrent
Irvine, Co. Wexford estate of Mrs Irvine, 1855-65 Ballinastraw and Ballinvally
Jacob, Ebenezer Jacob, Wexford area, 1850-72 Main Street and Anne Street in Wexford town and in Coolcotts, Ballyheigue, Ballyharron, Jacketstown, Upper Bogganstown and Whitestown
Kilmaine, Rt. Hon. Francis William Baron Kilmaine 1875 Mullaunnasmear, part of Killanure, part of Rossard, Boladurragh, Ballincoola, Ballylusk, part of Tomgarrow, Ballyphilip, part of Bolabeg, Ballyturner (otherwise Mountfin Lower) and Tomanoole, all situated in the barony of Scarawalsh. Also the lands of Ballybregagh, Garrymile, Askabeg, Bolaboymore, otherwise Ballyboy), part of Ballyrannell, Ballyroe, Ballinvack, Ballinra (otherwise Newfort), Ballybeg Upper or Great, Ballybeg Lower or Small, all situated in the barony of Ballaghkeen. Rental also includes houses and premises in Wexford town and the Folly Mills Foundry, situated in the barony of Forth.
Lambert, Henry Lambert, Carnagh, Co. Wexford, 1874 Tolleraght and Carnagh
Nevill, Nicholas Evans, trustee of the will of Richard Nevill, deceased, continued in the name of Charles Roper, John Cornwall Junior and Lorenzo Clutterbuck, newly appointed trustees of said will. Includes lands of Grange, Garryduff, Clondaw, Kilconnop (otherwise Kilconnib) situated in the barony of Ballaghkeen; Poulsallagh (otherwise Poulsallows), Graherogue (otherwise Graheirogue) and Greenfield in the barony of Forth and Mulmuntry in the barony of Shelmalier. Also the chief rents of houses and premises in and adjoining the town of Wexford. Rental and particulars of sale of the lands of Grange, Garryduff, Clondaw, Kilconnib, Poulsallagh, Graherogue and Greenfield (parish of Ballymore and barony of Forth) and of Mulmuntry (parish of Taghmon and barony of Shelmalier West), 24 June 1856;
Pyne, Thomas Pyne, Georgina Hutchinson and Edward Anderson in the barony of Forth, 1879 Petitstown, Yoletown, Coddstown Little, Coddstown Great and Harveystown, part of the lands of Ballybogher and the towns and lands of Grageens (otherwise Grageen Little) and Bannogue, all situated in the barony of Forth
Rowe Ebenezer Henry Rowe in baronies of Forth & Bargy and in Rowe Street Lower, Wexford town, 1879 Ballyharty, Knocknoran, part of Ballask, Lannagh, part of Sarshill, Rickardstown, part of Bridgetown South, part of Moor and part of Moortown Great, situated in the barony of Bargy. Also lands of Milltown, Dennistown, Ablintown, Gorteenminoge Upper and Lower, part of Murntown Lower, Murntown Upper, Corramacorra, part of Ballyminaun Little, Jonastown, Grageen, Hilltown and part of Grahormick, situated in the barony of Forth. Also part of the lands of Hill (otherwise Hill of Kilturk), Mountcross, part of Littletown and Cross-Scales, situated in the barony of Bargy. Includes houses and premises in Rowe Street Lower in Wexford town
Rowe, Raymond Rowe, 1872 Ballyharty estate, Vigors estate, Duffrey estate, Brideswell estate and rental of the lay impropriate tithe rent charge of the parish of Kilmore
Rowe, Rentals of the estates of Raymond Rowe, Esq. in Co. Wexford, 1871-1873.
Sinnott, Peter A. Sinnott, Enniscorthy, 1908 Tomsallagh, Coolanick, a plot on the west side of Mill Park Road and a plot on the south side of Abbey Square in Enniscorthy
Spawell Road, Copy deeds of premises in Spawell Road, Wexford, 1911-31;
Templemore, Lord Templemore, archive Dunbrody Park, Arthurstown, Co. Wexford. Ballyhack, Arthurstown and Duncannon [link]
Account of Wexford Corporation for improving town bar and harbour of Wexford, 1819
Act for improving and maintaining Wexford harbour, 1843
Commissioners for improving the town bar and harbour of Wexford, 1821-58
Lawlor, Diary of Richard Lawlor aboard the S.S. 'Orbita', 1915-18
Report on future of Wexford harbour, 1932
Wexford Harbour Commissioners, 1831-1961
Crean, Copy letters from John Crean (executed March 1923) to his mother;
Danby, Francis Danby collection, 1838-1939 WBC/P 142. available on microfilm and CD.
Fitzhenry, Archive of General James Fitzhenry, Fairgate, New Ross, 1914-17. WCA/P 177
Owens, Papers of the Carley Owens collection (Carley's Bridge), 1866-1960s;
Richard, The Richard family papers, Ardamine, Gorey, 1814-1917. WCA/P 129
Roche, The P. J. Roche archive (The Maltings, Enniscorthy and New Ross), 1851-1973;
Roe, Edward Roe of Begerin Loftus, New Ross archive, 1916-90. WCA/P 97
Rosbottom, Lorna Rosbottom (Hughes) archive
Photo showing deputation from Ireland at Major William Redmond's grave in Loker, Belgium (one of the official photos taken on the British Western Front in France)
Photograph (B&W) of Enniscorthy Company, L.D.F., September 1942;
Photograph copy of survey of the lands of Viscount Lymington in the baronies of Scarawalsh and Ballaghkeen. Original by William Munday, 1729
Postcards featuring various views from the town of Enniscorthy;
Maxwell, Will of the Hon. Robert Thomas Maxwell, Newtownbarry [Bunclody], 1841
Picton, J.A. - Baronies of Fourth and Bargy, Co. Wexford. An inquiry into the origin and philosophical relations of the antique dialect formerly spoken in this district; read...
Special commemorative cotton handkerchief for the 1798 centenary, featuring images of key historical figures of the period and views from New Ross, Wexford and Enniscorthy 1898
The Echo Yearbook and Directory (4 editions: 1915; 1921-23)
Webster, 1800-46
School Records
Enniscorthy, Model School, Enniscorthy, 1867-1950
Gorey Central School, 1884-2008
Killanne National School, 1879-1969
Killegney National School, 1905-2012
Monart National School, 1893-1957
New Ross, Endowed School, New Ross, 1847-93
Rosbercon, St. Canice's National School, Rosbercon, New Ross, 1900-2000 (microfilm only)
Templeshanbo National School, 1896-1969
Wexford, Tate School, Accounts of Tate School, Wexford, 1895, 1897-1911.
Wexford, William Tate school, Wygram Place, Wexford, 1863-1960
Kirwan & Kirwan Solicitors, Wexford
Little, Elgee & Nunn, 1723-c. 1945
McEvoy Solicitors, Gorey
O'Flaherty Solicitors, Enniscorthy, 1830-1970
St. Peters College
Wexford County
Wexford, Barony of Bargy. Dictionary of its parishes, divided into townlands. Compiled by H. F. Hore in 1839, with additions by P. H. Hore, and an index.
Wexford. Barony of Forth. Dictionary of its parishes divided into townlands by H. F. Hore and his son Philip Herbert, 1839-1916. With an index.
Wexford. Barony of Bantry. Dictionary of its parishes, divided into townlands. Compiled by H. F. Hore in 1839, with additions by P. H. Hore, and an index.
Wexford. Barony of Shelmalier. Dictionary of its parishes divided into townlands. Compiled by H. F. Hore and P. H. Hore. With an index, 19th c.
Barony of Shelburne. Dictionary of its parishes, divided into townlands. Compiled by H. F. Hore and P. H. Hore. With an index, 19th c.
Wexford. Barony of Ballaghkeen. Dictionary of its parishes, divided into townlands. By H. F. Hore and his eldest son Philip Herbert, with an index, 1840-1916.
Wexford. Baronies of Scarawalsh and Gorey. Dictionary of the parishes, divided into townlands. Compiled by H. F. Hore and his son Philip Herbert, with an index, 1840-1912.
Collections relating to the history and topography of County Wexford. Hore Ms. 11-12 (New Series).
Collections relating to the history and topography of County Wexford. Hore Ms. 15-17 (New Series).
Description of the Barony of Forth (attributed to R. Leigh). Particulars relative to Wexford and the Barony of Forth. By Col. S. Richards, 1682. Account of the town of New Rose...
Wexford Families
Miscellaneous extracts relating to the Clan O'Byrne.
Extracts from books and manuscripts in the British Museum, Carew collection in Lambeth Palace and other libraries, relating to the Hore family and to County Wexford. Compiled by H. F. Hore, 1834.
Two volumes containing pedigree notes on the Hore family, with items concerning other families. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index, 1838.
A carton of papers relating to various Wexford families, including Hore, Loftus, Richards, Synnott and Whitty, 19th c.
Pedigrees of Keating, Furlong, Synnott and Kavanagh. Compiled with indexes, by Herbert F. Hore in 1838. With some coats of arms inserted from British Museum Mss. and other...
Miscellaneous extracts relating to the clan Kavanagh, and Mc Morrogh.
Wexford. Vol. 30 (now Vol. 57). An index to the townlands with names of families. Compiled by Herbert F. Hore, 1837.
Pedigrees of Wexford families. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index.
A small collection of pedigrees of the chief families in the County of Wexford. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with indexes, 1835.
Index book to other Hore Mss. and notices of various Wexford ancient families. Compiled by Herbert F. Hore, 1835.
Pedigrees of ancient families in, and collections for a history of the County of Wexford, by Philip H. Hore. With an index, 1873.
Pedigrees of ancient Anglo-Irish families. Compiled by H. F. Hore, Vol. I.-II., 1837-8.
Miscellaneous collection of pedigrees of Wexford families, with some coats of arms. Compiled by H. F. Hore, 1835.
Wexfordiana. Collections relating to Wexford families. Vol. I. Extracts from revenue and equity Exchequer Order Books, etc.
Wexfordiana. Collections relating to Wexford families. Vol. II-III. Extracts from Memoranda Rolls, 1277-1332; 1331-56.
Wexfordiana. Collections relating to Wexford families. Vol. IV-V. Extracts from Memoranda Rolls, 1356-82; 1383-1404.
Wexfordiana. Collections relating to Wexford families. Vol. VI-VII. Extracts from Memoranda Rolls, 1405-71; 1472-1562.
Wexfordiana. Collections relating to Wexford families. Vol. VIII. - IX. Extracts from Memoranda Rolls, 1563-1614; 1615-66. Abstracts of recognisances and statutes staple,...
Four volumes of historical memorials of Ireland containing biographical and genealogical notices of distinguished Irishman with many anecdotes, verses and curiosities collected...
Coats of arms. Topographic notes, by the late Herbert F. Hore. Engraved portrait of Luke Wadding, 19th c.
Extracts from Inquisitions from the Chancery Rolls relating to Co. Wexford. Miscellaneous pedigrees and coats of arms, with index, 19th c.
English colonists and Irish natives (apparently a complete story by H. F. Hore), 19th c.
History of Wexford
Copies of correspondence of various persons, Sir T. Esmonde, Sir J. Power, etc. with John Dalton concerning a proposed history of the Co. of Wexford, 1839-62.
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index, c. 1838-9.
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford; also gleanings respecting the Hore family in particular. With notices respecting other families of Ireland. Compiled by H. F....
Collections for the history of Co. Wexford Vol. II. Inquisitions post mortem, pedigree notes, etc. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with indexes, 1835.
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. Volume the sixth. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index, 1836.
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. With other papers relating to the history of Ireland. Volume the seventh. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index, 1836.
Collections for the history of the County of Wexford. With other papers relating to the ancient Anglo-Irish families, etc. Volume eighth. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index,...
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. This volume is a continuation of Vol. 33 in which volume it is indexed and deals mainly with Cromwellian, Williamite and...
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. Volume the tenth (now the 40th). Compiled by H. F. Hore, with indexes, 1838.
Collections towards the history of the County of Wexford. Copies of papers relating to the general history of Ireland, the Hore family, etc. Volume the ninth, Vol. 14 of new series. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with an index, c. 1838.
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford. Volume XVI. This volume principally treats of the Cromwellian, Williamite and other families recently settled in the county....
Collections for a history of the County of Wexford, containing extracts from Exchequer records, pedigree notes, relating to the Esmonde family, corporation records of Gorey,...
Miscellaneous materials for the history of County Wexford, including letters from G. O'C. Redmond, extracts from the catalogue of seals in the British Museum, a printed article...
Historical Documents
A carton of loose papers containing extracts, mostly from state papers in the London and Dublin Public Record Offices, and the British Museum, relating to Co. Wexford, 1217 - 1549.
Extracts from the Great Roll of the Irish Exchequer relating to Co.Wexford, 1273-1483. Copied from the original in the Public Record Office, London.
Minister's Accounts of the lands of Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, in the counties of Carlow and Wexford, 1279-1294. Copied from the originals in the Public Record Office, London.
Copy of an inquisition on the state of the Ostmen in the County of Wexford, 1283. From the Hibernia Bag in the Chapter House, Westminster, and other miscellaneous extracts.
Extracts from the Memoranda Rolls of the Exchequer relating to the County of Wexford... 1405-1471. From the original Rolls in the Public Record Office, Dublin by Philip Hore,...
Extracts from the memoranda Rolls of the Exchequer relating to the County of Wexford, 15th - 16th c. From the original rolls in the Public Record Office, Dublin, by P. Hore 19th c.
A carton of loose papers containing extracts from state papers in Dublin and London and from other sources relating to County Wexford, 1551-88; 1589-1604.
A few extracts on T. Stukeley, (c.1560-69) made in the 19th c.
Extracts on Tirlagh, Lenagh O Neil, (c.1570-79), made in the 19th c. 19th c.
Extracts relating to County Wexford from the Irish State Papers in the Public Record Office, London, 1605-1647.
Copies of Co. Wexford petitions to the King and Parliament, mostly from the undated petitions of the Restoration in the Public Record Office, London. c. 1615-70.
Copies and extracts of miscellaneous documents relating to Ireland and in particular to Co. Wexford, including letters of Sir J. Davys, during the reign of James I., 19th. c.
Extracts relating to County Wexford from the Irish State Papers in the Public Record Office, London, 1625-60.
Extracts from the Carte and Rawlinson Mss. in the Bodleian Library, concerning the County of Wexford, 1640-60. By P. H. Hore, 1889.
Copies of depositions relating to Co.Wexford, made after the rebellion of 1641 from the collection in Trinity College, Dublin.
Cromwellian survey of the towns of Wexford, Bannow and Fethard, Co.Wexford giving the valuation and proprietors in 1641. Transcribed by P. H. Hore from books in the Public...
References to the petitions of the landed gentry and others in the County Wexford during the Commonwealth and orders of the Lord Deputy and Council, 1651-9. Compiled from Mss....
Copies of petitions from the landed gentry and merchants of Wexford to the Lord Protector and Council during the Commonwealth from the originals in the Domestic State Papers, in...
Crown rents of Co. Wexford, in the reign of Elizabeth and James I. Rents and revenues in Co. Wexford, 1688. Rents by the Commissioners for the remedy of defective titles....
Copies of petitions to the Lord Lieutenant and Lords Justices, etc. of Ireland, between the years 1697 and 1800, from landed proprietors, merchants, etc. in the County of...
Miscellaneous extracts from manuscripts in the British Museum and the Public Record Office, London, relating to County Wexford, 17th and 18th c.
Extracts from manuscripts in the British Museum and elsewhere relating to County Wexford. Compiled by H. F. Hore, with index, 1836.
A varied collection of different notes on Irish subjects from miscelleneous sources by H. F. Hore, 1836-41.
Landlord and tenant correspondence. Printed accounts of meetings of the County of Wexford Landlord and Tenant Association, 1847-9. Waste land in Forth Barony, 1847.
Letters from Lord Talbot de Malahide and others (to H. F. Hore), with notes on the peerage, c. 1860.
Minute book of the County Wexford Independent Club and Home Rule Association (aft. Co.Wexford Election Committee) 1870-99.
Key to the references in D' Alton's Mss. indicating the sources he cites. This provides a key to Hore Ms. 23. A transcript made by P. H. Hore from the original in the D' Alton Mss. lent by Sir J. Esmond, 1876.
Index to folio volume called "Collections" County Wexford being principally newscuttings from the "People", local Wexford paper, 1889-1904, with some pedigree notes and comments...
A few notes on Lady Catherine Power, 19th c.
Extracts from Inquisitions on the Earl of Pembroke's lands in Ireland.
Extracts from different books, mss., etc., also my memoranda (relating to County Wexford). Herbert F. Hore. Vol. 2. Index at the end, 1835.
Extracts from D' Alton's Mss. on the County of Wexford, kindly lent to P. H. Hore by Sir J. Esmond, Bt. The extracts are arranged chronologically under place-names and indexed....
Extracts from the "Philadelphia Mss." relating to the Co. Wexford plantation, being a collection of royal letters written to the Lord Deputy of Ireland, from the original 4...
A carton of loose papers containing extracts from state papers in Dublin and London (mostly extracts from the Memoranda Rolls in the Public Record Office, Dublin), relating to...
Extracts from Exchequer Inquisitions, Rentals of the Commissioners for the Remedy of Defective Titles, Liber Munerum printed Statutes, Ordnance Survey letters, etc. relating to County Wexford.
Extracts of documents relating to County Wexford from the Carew Mss. at Lambeth Palace British Museum Harleian Mss. and other sources. Compiled by H. F. Hore and P. H. Hore.
National Archives
NOTE: The archives all have searchable databases. The PRONI has a number of separate databases that need to be searched separately.
Irish Traditional Music Archive – Taisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann http://www.itma.ie/
National Archive of Ireland: http://www.nationalarchives.ie/
Colclough of Tintern Abbey, county Wexford, dated 1551-1937 (accessions 1131/7: 1177)
Esmonde of Ballynastragh, county Wexford, dating from the 17th to the 20th centuries (accession 981)
Cliffe / Vigors Estate
Shapland Carew rent books, 1740 63, National Archives 1A 41 49. [Shapland Carew Papers & maps, Irish Manuscripts Commission]
Carew family of Castleboro, Co Wexford records - Longfield, A.K (1946) The Shapland Carew Papers. Irish Manuscripts Commission/Government Stationery Office, Dublin
Papers of the Woulfe Flanagan Family
Small Accessions (various records for Wexford)
Private Accessions
Other records (e.g. Byrne & Rossiter)
Brigs 'Alert' and 'Fame' of Wexford: photocopies of log books relating to voyages to the Black Sea, 1866 and 1870
Records of P Byrne, baker, grocer and flour merchant, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, late 19th century to 20th century
Transcript of the testimony of Josephine McCrohan aged 15 years, of Campile, county Wexford, dated 21 September 1940 [Campile bombing by the Luftwaffe]
The Rev Denis Moriarty, Dec. 1903 "C.E. Vize, Wexford & Enniscorthy"
15 March 1810 Release for lives by Margaret Stafford, Enniscorthy to William Plummer, Ballyrankah of Ballinrankah. Consideration: £ 6.8.0 stg and £ 14.9.3 stg
National School Roll Books and Registers
Wexford, Inch, 1186/16
Wexford, Ballymore, 2001/66/6, (1917–1963)
Wexford, Ballycarney, 14087, 1874-1945
Wexford, Kilpatrick, 15237, 1898-1940
Wexford, Kiltennel, 12773, 1885-1959
Wexford, Park, 9717, 1932-1966
Business Archives
Ballycashlane, near Broadway
Accounts, including farm accounts
Bar and undertaker
Farm account book
Carleys Bridge Pottery
correspondence, personal papers, notes
PJ Roche & Sons
New Ross
Rossiter family
Farm account book
General merchant, bar and post office
Elmes family
farm account, bills, receipts, family papers
Messrs. Galvin Bros
sales books
Pat Delaney
Brocarra, Adamstown
bills and receipts
Clover Meats Ltd.
food manufacturers
minute books, account books, operations books, photographs
includes records of theWexford Meat Supply and Bacon Factory Ltd.
P.L. And J. Meehan
motor agent
bills and receipts
1818 to 1822 [1823 to 1824] registered papers of the Office of Chief Secretary of Ireland [National Archives]
It is intended to include the papers up to 1852 http://www.csorp.nationalarchives.ie/
National Library of Ireland: http://www.nli.ie/en/homepage.aspx
1916 Rising Enniscorthy, Dublin and New Ross [with names and pictures]
MS 21F.48 (27) to (39) (approx 1830)
A map of Ballydaniel in the parish of Toome barony of Gorey and County of Wexford. Surveyed in 1827. Name of Edward Dockrell shown as tenant. Notes on condition and nature of land. 1827
A map of lands at Kilnew [and Garraun] in the barony of Ballaghkeen and County of Wexford. Tenants names and acreage of holdings shown.
A map of lands at Ballyvoodock in the barony of Ballaghkeen and County of Wexford. Scale 20 perches to an inch. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
A map of Ballyvaldon in the barony of Ballaghkeen south and County of Wexford. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
A map of Ballynadrishoge ... in the barony of Ballaghkeen south and County of Wexford. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
A map of Tinnaberna and Ballynamona in the barony of Ballaghkeen South and County of Wexford. Scale 20 perches to an inch. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
A survey of the lands of Coolroe in the barony of Bantry and County of Wexford part of the estate of George Giles. Surveyed by Order of the Court of Chancery By John Longfield in April 1832. Scale 20 perches to an inch. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown. 1832
A map of Robinstown Great Knockroe and Palace in the barony of Bantry and County of Wexford. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
Map of Kilbora in the barony of Scarawalsh and County of Wexford. Scale 20 perches to an inch. Names of tenants and acreage of holdings shown.
A map of Ferns demense in the barony of Scarawalsh and County of Wexford. Names and area of some small holders shown.
National Library Report on Private Collections, Report on the records of the Customs and Excise Office, Wexford (from 1834), relating to Wexford shipping and manorial rights in the coastal area. by Ainsworth, J. F.
Genealogical Office – various records for Wexford
Surnames A to C: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/GO ABC.pdf
Surnames D to H: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/GO DH.pdf
Surnames I to O: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/GO IO.pdf
Surnames P to Z: http://www.wexfordtown.ie/files/GO PZ.pdf
Wills & Administrations from the offices of Dobbyn & McCoy, solicitors
Freeholders of Wexford
1775. Sir, We whose names are hereunto subscribed, anxious for the honour, and for the prosperity of the county of Wexford, earnestly entreat you to read, with attention, an explanation of the motives which induced Mr. Ogle not to solicit vote or interest prior to the late general election. It is the substance of an elegant verbal address from that gentleman to the freeholders, convened by the high sheriff, on Friday the 30th of June, 1775, in consequence of a requisition from a number of respectable freeholders. It was taken down by a person present, and printed in the Wexford paper of the 3d of July, 1775; it will be re-printed, at our particular desire, in the Wexford Chronicle for Monday next. http://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/4872285 [Reproduction of original from National Library of Ireland. Signed by Robert Doyne and eight other interested parties. Note: Not listed in Catelog]
1790. List of freeholders, who voted for knights of the shire to represent the county of Wexford, in the ensuing Parliament. Fourth day's poll.
1790. List of freeholders, who voted for knights of the shire to represent the county of Wexford, in the ensuing Parliament. Tenth day's poll. Candidates. Hon. Mr. Loftus, Right Hon. George Ogle, Sir Frederick Flood, Bart. Cornelius Grogan, Esq.
Alcock estate tenants, Clonmore, 1820. National Library ms 10169
A collection of 14 maps and plans of the estate of Henry Alcock, in Knockana, Ballyloughin, Ballinavary and other parts of Ireland, 1823-33 (ibid. p. 30). http://sources.nli.ie/Record/MS_UR_004588
Bellew of Mount Bellew Papers [some Wexford rentals]
Binions : families of Co. Wexford and the descendants, 1692-1999 /
Bonaparte-Wyse papers (Richards, Edward M., Grange, Killann, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, 1881, re Land League, fixity of tenure, and related matters)
1793 to 1907 Rent books for the [Coolbawn] estate of John Bruen [of Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford],
Burkitt of Co. Wexford, Ireland, etc. /
Papers of the Carty family of Hollymount, Castlebridge, Co. Wexford, 1793-1912.
Papers concerning Clayton's affairs in County Wexford and his administration of the 2nd Duke of Buckingham's Irish estates are held at the National Library of Ireland, Dublin.
Colclough family of Tintern Abbey Papers 1311-1958.
Papers of the Colclough family of Tintern Abbey, Co. Wexford I, 1382-1958
Papers of the Colcough family of Tintern Abbey, Saltmills, county Wexford [includes early rental records]
An account of the Anglo-Norman family of Devereux, of Balmagir, county Wexford.
Devereux of the Leap, County Wexford, Ireland and of Utica, New York : Nicholas Devereux, 1791-1855 /
Rent book of Murtagh Donovan relating to lands at Ballymore, Ferns and elsewhere (mainly in the barony of Scarawalsh) in Co. Wexford, 1696-1713.
Rent book of Richard Donovan of Ballymore, Co. Wexford relating to lands (mainly in the barony of Scarawalsh in Co. Wexford), 1722-1758.
Account book of Richard Donovan, of Ballymore, Co. Wexford, showing details of receipts and payments, c. 1747-1768
Servants' wages book of Richard Donovan of Ballymore, Co. Wexford, 1777-1814, with some details of rents and moneys borrowed, c. 1782-1821.
Tenants rent ledger of Richard Donovan relating to lands at Ballymore, Ferns, and elsewhere in the barony of Scarawalsh, Co. Wexford, 1780-1817.
Leases, etc., concerning the family of Donovan and relating to lands in Co. Wexford, 18th - 19th c.
"Photostat" copy of a map of part of Ballymore ... in the parish of Killbride, Co. Wexford, the estate of Richard Donovan. Surveyed by ...
Doyne Family and Estate Papers, c.1660-1939 - Deeds, wills, maps, plans and legal papers relating to the family of Doyne, formerly of Wells, Gorey, county Wexford
Dunalley Papers [some Wexford references]
Farnham Papers (includes Barrys Estate of Newtownbarry, Wexford)
Baron Farnham estate rent books for Bunclody, 1775 1820. National Library mss 787 8
Gardiner Papers [some Wexford references]
Kate Matilda Goodall Diary
1 microfilm reel: P 8361 Kate Goodall of Castlebridge, county Wexford wrote a diary of her visits to various Wexford families during the year 1845 when the Great Famine began. This reel contains a copy of the original diary.
A record of the descendants of John and Dorothea Greenly, Wexford County, Ireland and Perth, Ontario /
Hay documents 1606-1827 (also White)
Letters of the Hennessy family of Garryduff, Co. Wexford, including some from relatives on Sullivan's Island, U.S.A., 1849-1852 ; 1873-1879.
Hore, Herbert Francis. List of manuscripts ...on historical subjects principally relating to the county of Wexford and its past and present landed gentry ... now at Pole-Hore, County Wexford.
Lease from John 2nd Earl of Portsmouth to Mary Hoare, spinster, of house in Barrack Lane, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford 1794 Aug. 20.
Estate papers from the Earl of Portsmouth's Irish estates in County Wexford, 1587-1923.[includes Enniscorthy]
Pedigree of Kavanagh of Ballyleigh, of Temple, of Ugidane, of Ferns, 1553 -- 1774.
Will and Julia: a Kehoe family story /
Memoir of Charles Lett of Balloughton, Kilcavan, Co. Wexford including reminscences of 1798 etc.
Lismore Castle Papers [some Wexford references]
Lloyd of Gloster Papers - Dec 1695 Lease by Jane Myhill and Maximilian Myhill to George Lehunt, Carrickferry, Co. Wexford, 1 year; 1 membrane.
Loftus family of Mount Loftus Papers
Memorial of Margaret McKee of Ferns, Co. Wexford, widow, for annual Relief in respect of War Damage Compensation, 1798.
Arms of Maisterson of Fernes, 1618.
Pedigree of Maisterson also Masterson, of Wichmalbank, Co. Chester, of Ferns, of Rossenrock, of Clone and Moneyseed, all in Co. Wexford, c.1370 -- 1815.
Mansfield Papers (Wexford county, Ballyboggan, Castlebridge, Clough, Cullenstown, Poulsar, Wilton)
Monck Papers Part I
Monteagle Papers (...disputed will of Captain Peter Murphy, who emigrated from County Wexford to the United States in the late 18th century; 17 items 1842 – 5)
Pedigree of Morris of Ferns, Co. Wexford, of Barbadoes and Rotherhithe, c.1650 -- c.1750.
Pedigree of Augustin Morris, Citizen of London, Cooper, from his grandfather John Morris, late of Ferns, Co. Wexford, with reference to Nugent of Barbadoes, c.1700 -- c.1780.
Thomas Meyler Estate in townland of Harristown, Parish of Kilcavan, Wexford 1850 - Workmen's account (National Library of Ireland Ms. 5356)
Seán T. Ó Ceallaigh (Additional Papers) (collection deals in detail with his wives' family, the Ryans of Tomcoole, Taghmon, Co. Wexford)
Shán Ó Cuiv Papers [some Wexford references]
O'Hara Papers (clough family of Duffery Hall, County Wexford, and a copy of the will of Adam Colclough. 56 items c. 1743-1797. (mostly 1794-97).)
Ormonde Family Papers [some Wexford/Rosse references]
Prior-Wandesforde Papers [some Wexford references]
Powerscourt Papers (Wingfield Estate rent books - Wingfield, Anagh, Anaghmore, Anaghbegg, Mangan, Bolaney, Ballythomas, Ballytolane otherwise Ballytotane, Ballyclonrone, Ballyabareny, Barnadom, Logan otherwise Loggan, Cumerdusse, Comlane, Boley, Ballynacooley and Ballygulen county Wexford)
1856-57 Wingfield Estate in the Civil Parish of Kilpipe, near Gorey (Ms 19,004)
History and pedigree of the Redmond family of The Hook, Co. Wexford, commissioned by Gabriel O'Connell Redmond, ca. 1903.
Papers of John Redmond
Rooke Papers [Ward, Warburton, Eliot of Wexford]
The Irish Rossiter ancestors and their world wide descendants and connections.
A history of the Rothwells of Bunclody and their descendants from 1780 to 2000 AD, one of which became a world champion boxer : with references to the Deacons, Jacobs, Powers, McCutcheons, Moultons, and Levingstones /
Genealogical notes on the Sealy, Lett and Jeffares families of Co. Wexford, including copy of will of Richard Sealy of Youngstown,1828 1975?-1985?
Rent book for Bally[rallon], county Wexford the Estate of James Scallan, 1839-56.
Smythe family of Barbavilla, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath 1621 - 1930. [includes Wexford (Enniscorthy?) rentals]
Sweetman Family Papers
Three documents relating to the Tighe Family of Co. Wexford, 1714 Oct. 21.
Birth, marriage and death notices relating to the Welsh family of Eastlands, Ballycogley, Co. Wexford, 1733-1871.
Westport Estate papers [some early Wexford references]
White Family of Peppard's Castle (Annesley leases) Papers
Pedigree of White of Ferns and Ballyellis and Searnagh and Footchester all in Co. Wexford, later Jervis, Barts., c.1600 -- c.1800.
Public Record Office, Dublin
Copy documents relating to the Ennis and Rossiter families, of Ferns, Co. Wexford, 1789-1850.
Royal Irish Academy http://cats.ria.ie/mainsimple.html
National Archive of the United Kingdom (approx 5000 records for "Wexford" – good for military records): http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
Here is a sample of records available:
Online documents – Some are available for free e.g.
1302. Maurice de Rocheford…. He requests a warren in his manors of Tobernea, Kilbolane, Kylle y cofthi, Corbyn, Enniscorthy, Duffry and Killegney…
The GRAND PANEL of the county of Wexford, as it was returned in the general sessions holden before Sir James Ley, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, in Ireland, and Robert Oglethorpe, Esq.; Second Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, justices of assize and jail delivery in the county of Wexford, the 25th of July 1608. MS 600, p. 136 1608
Justices of the Peace.
Thomas Lord Bishop of Fernes and Leighline; Sir Thomas Colcloigh, Knight; Sir Dudley Loftus, Knight; Sir Richard Mastersonne, Knight; Sir Laurance Esmond, Knight; Sir William Sinot, Knight; James Butler of Bellabow, Esq.; Philip Devroux, of Balinagir, Esq.; Morgan Kavannagh, Esq.; Nicholas Kennay, Escheator, Esq.; Donull Kavannagh, Esq.; William Brown, of Malranckan, Esq.; Arthur Kavannaigh, Esq.; Marcus FitzHarvie, Esq.; Edward FitzHarvie Esq.; Dermott Kavannaigh, Esq.; John Broune, sovereign of Wex; James Duff, of Cosse, Esq.; Robert Dode, Esquire; Patrick Furlonge, Esq.; Richard Witty, of Balleteg, Esq.; John Itchinghane; Nicholas Dormer, Esq.; Dennes Dale, Esq.; Nicholas Mastersonne, Esq.; James Furlonge, Esq.; John Alene, Esq.; John Devroux of Dipper, Esq.; Walter Talbot, Esq.; Richard Talbot, Esq.
His Majesty's Coroners.
Hammond Stafford of Baleconnor, Robert Rowsetor of Brigbargye, Hugh Ballaigh, McDonaigh Oge of Killconky, Philip Roche, of Brianstoun, Michael Sinot of the Rahen.
The Constables of the Barony of Forte.
Thomas Wadinge of Balleroghy, Joseph Elyot of Rathshillane.
Constables of Baigre.
Walter Witty of Nimestoune, James Devroux of Newcastle
Barony of Shilbirne.
Alexander Redmond of the Hall, Thomas FitzHavie of Witchurch.
Barony of Bantry.
James Hoar of Bellaborow, James Sutone and Thomas Scurlok.
The Portreves of Towns.
John Furlong of portrief of Banno, Morgan McRory portreve Taman, James Ketinge portreve of Federt, Nicholas Hea portreve of Clomem.
The Gentlemen of Fotherde.
George Chevers of Killiane, Gent.; Robert Esmond of Johnestone, Gent.; Hugh Rochford of Tagomane, Gent.; Manton Synot of Ballebrennan; Robert Synot of Balehorran, Gent.; Marten Cod of Castletowne; James Cod of Baleenfane, Gent.; Jasper Codd of Cloess; John Stafford of Fursetime, Gent.; John Walshe of Polranctan, Gent.; William Hane of the Hill, Gent.; William Hane of the Sladde, Gent.; Nicholas Walshe of the Buss; John Turner of Belleushen, Gent.; Simon Synott of Ballegerce; Jesper Synot of Rathdownny, Gent.; John Devroux of Maglas, Gent.; Patrick Witty of Balmacussen; James Butler of Butlerstoune; Edward Ketinge of Balemakeyan; Mathew Sigen of Sigenstoune, Gent.; Richard Hare of Redestoune, Gent.; Walter Frinss of Baletorie, Gent.; William Symotte of the Growgane, Gent.; John Esmonde of Rathlonnane, Gent.; Walter Hare of Harestoune; Patrick FitzNicoll of Balecowanne; Richard Rochford of Petettestoune; John Hoar of Ionoclestoune; Paul Ketinge of Balebeg Philip Wadinge of Asoalye; Henry Synot of Gracekyrock Derraigh O'Dryeane of Remotestoun; Nicholas White of Crommer; Nicholas Synot of Ballohell; James Synot of the Berlagh; Nicholas Codd of Balmakeyrie; James Stafford of the Gragene.
The Gentlemen of the Barony of Bargie.
Maurice FitzHarvie of Kilkevan; John FitzNicholl of Baleharthie; James Ketinge of Baldenestoune; Hamond Chevers of Balesestene; William Rowseter of Tomger; Alexander Ketinge of Rosselletoune; Walter Nevell of Tallokenaye; John Barrie of Bariestoune; Alexander Devroux of the Woodgrage; Walter Devrox of Caregeschurche; Richard Broune of the Holdhall; Nicholas Broune of Rathronnarie; Walter Broune of Gragrobben; Tibald Roche of Killmannane; Nicholas Wittie of Gentestoune; Patrick Prendergast of Sanshill; Michael Hare of the Blackhall; Marcus Devroux of Coskayll.
The Gentlemen of the Barony of Shilmalyce.
Nicholas Synnot of Fawleston; James Synnot of Rosgarlande; Nicholas Hoar of Ballesweillan; Walter Rowseter of Slevey; Walter Hare of Cronwall; Nicholas Hoar of the Poill; Patrick Meyler of the Dirr; John Hoar of Muchwodd; Thomas Furlong of Cargmannan; Thomas Furlonge of the Blackhall.
The Barony of Bantrye.
Edward Butler of Clonkeraigh, Mathew Furlonge of Daviestoun, Thomas Scurloh of the Balgan, Severaigh O'Doyrane of the Chaple, Dowloun McMoigh of Ballegobbane, Dermot Ower McMoigh of the same, Edmond McArte of Bolebann, Arte McBren of Tample Wodekann, Teg McMorrishe Ley of Killovany, Caier McEdmond of Rathepadenboy.
The Barony of Shilbirne.
Oliver Ketinge of Dongavestoun, Nicholas Luffane of the Sladd, Nicholas Witye of Dougolpe, Richard Sutone of the Prisugard, James Prendergast of Balleforouh, Thomas Sutone of the Old Courte, John Sutone of Balesope, Gent., Walter Ketinge of Galleystone.
The High Constables of the Barony of Ballaighene.
Edmond Synot FitzJames of Ballevelle, Connell, McDonnell Evallo of [Blank in MS.]
The Gentlemen of the same Barony.
James Synot of the Owlorte, Donnill McArte of Tobberlomunaugh, Phelan McMahon of Balleshemes, Teg McMawen of Balerowane, Owen McArt of Tintubber, John Synott of Babbedargh, Morishe Lacy of Tomlaine, Teg McMiertargh of Lougherbege, James McBrann of Balevek, William Synot of Bailensar, John Synot of Cowledoynge, Donull Doyraneof Killensu, Lisurgh McTeg of Cloane, Cair McMoriertaigh of the same, Cormack McDonnell of Olortleigh, Edmond McArt of Balemute, William O'Doyran of the Dirr, Fardairaigh McDermott of Ballena, Sawle O'Doyran of Tentober, Mortaigh O'Doiran of Clondae, Shane O'Dyrane of the same, Caier O'Doyrane of Blemony, Edmond Synott of Garrevadden, Dermott O'Doyron of the Davanargh, Donull O'Doyran of the same, Donull McDonnaigh Tusker of Doudrom, Oyne McEnn of Rahendarg, Gerald McInnes of the same, Edmond Reaigh of Claranclariss, Dermot Reaigh of Ballemony, Terrelaigh Mc Oyn of the Courte, Nicholas Synot of Balemoigh, Eff McPhelim Art of Killmannaigh, Oron McBran of Ballegresaigh, Shane O'Doyrane of Rainduf, Moraigh McAdin of Baletrasine, Eff McUrt Bry of Monclough, Teg Reagh of the same, Moraigh Reaigh of Cloanatty, William McTeg of Ballegowan, Phelim McDonull of Garreden, Donnaigh McMoriertargh of Balegore, Gerald McMoraigh of Balevolo, Terrelaigh McMoriertagh of the same, Jasper Synot of Balemore, Moriertaigh Duf McMoraigh of Balera, Cair McDonaigh of Banickard, Caier McRosse of Ballenellok, Phelim McYnnes of Ballevodick, Brenn McYnnes of the same, Gerald Synot of Balenasky, Edmond Geer of Garrenusky, Griffin McMoreirtaigh of Teighm, Colloigh McMoriertaigh of Ballevalle, Ef McDurlaigh of Balegrand, Patrick Peppard of Glaskarge, Patrick McPhelin of Monalstrum, Francis Waffer of Balemony, Caier McEf of Corranvredy, William McEdmonde of Remremond, Caier Row of the Rahine, Edmond McCarr of Tomduff, Thomas Boy of Ballegerall, James McOyn of Rathnetisky, Dermot Boy of Moumecloigh, David Mor Phelin of Ascongeray, Redmond McPhelin of Balemees, Thomas McShane of Moymmor, Mortie Nur of Ballencurre, Thomas Finne of Ballewollkin, Terrelaigh McPhelin of Ballelosk, William Broy of Killtynnen, Morraigh Mor of Kilbride, Shane Banne of Clowrann, Teg McDavy of the Slaune, Brassell O'Bolger of Ballevalter, Dermot O'Bolger of the same, Donagh McGerot of Ballerah, Edmond McMoraighe of Balleheyne, Dermot McYllrem of Baleguffindowe.
The High Constables of the Barony of Gwery.
John Brassell of Balecargin, Teg McGerote Gill-Patrick McThoms of Balehedin.
The Gentlemen of the Barony of Gwery.
Hugh Bellaigh McDermot of Balle, Edmond Duf McDermot of Lunnaigh, Donnaigh Oge McDermot of Balleolouagh, Terrelaigh McCreen of Balebane, Calloigh McKeen of Collonok, Teg Ballaigh McDonnaigh of the Cloane, Art McDonnell Ban of the Balekestan, Gillpatricke McDonill of Killpatrick, Thomas McDonill of Cowbrodd, Oyn McDonill Bane of Killpatricke, Gillpatrick Oge McLisaigh of Mongaroe, Henry Walsh of Clonranye, Donill Reaigh McPhelim of Killmehell, Donnaigh McGerrot of the same, Moraigh McBrene of Rathperise, Gerot McDonill Owr of Ballegolen, Art McDonnaigh Oge of Ballenrana, Donill McDonnaigh, of [Blank in MS.]
[Blank in MS], Fairdarraigh McBrane of Balekargy, Moraigh Duff of Balleege, Braune McYnnes of Corratobbann, Gerot McDonull of Kildowdy, Gerot McOyn of the same, Edmonde McCaier of the Cullentraigh, Gerot McCaier of Balle-Arte, Lisaigh Duff McYnnes of Bellegarie, Phelin McMoriertaigh Bwy of Killmehell, Terrelaigh Buie McKenee of Ballemont, Teg McMiertagh of Rosmaynock, Dyn McMousseoge of Balleroyne, Edmond McBrene Bwy of Ballecaroll, Morishe McDonull of Illanstrassock, Art Owr McMoroighe Oge of the Cregh Baleroen, Gerot McMoroighe Oge of the Creegh, Terrelaigh McMoroigh Oge of the same, Eff McThomas Oge of Ballentlee, Gerald McEdmond of Cooleshill, Dermot Owr McShemmone of the Gesr. Edmond McMoriertaigh of Ballenrath, Moraigh McCormicke of Tomcoyle.
The High Constables of the Barony of Starrowalshe.
Stephen Synot of Ballerell, Moriertagh McDonull of Ballenroyse.
The Gentlemen of the Barony of Starrowalshe.
Dowleen McBrenn of Tiscorre, Owen Donull of Tomm Dire, Richard McDonull of Garesinote, Art McCaier of Balebarne, Art McDonull Owr of Killcowlen, Bren McDonill Owr of Marshalston, Gilpatrick McMalaghlyn of Ballebockran, Moraigh McArtmore of Straghmor, William McDonill Owr of Kowllungiste, Morish McDonill Owr of Marshalestoun, Farganmaun McMoriertaigh of Ascoughin, Donnaigh Ballaigh of Monganestone, Donnell McEf of Davestoune, Edmond McGerot of Baledigane, Shane Duff McShemes of Ballelosch, Shane Reaigh of Balledegane, Dorlough McKowllse of Cromok, Teg McOyn Mor of the same. Art McMoriertaigh of Clonyardom, Gerotte McYnnes of Manglisse, Donull McBrenne of Balleouddane, Dermot Reaighe of Balleullaigh, Dermot McPhersone of Mayne, Phersone, Robert McBreene of Rosseharde, Nicholas McEdmonde of the same.
Copia Vera.
Per Walter Talbot, Clerk of the Crown and Peace in the county of Wexford.
Endorsed by Carew.--Justices of the peace, coroners, constables, jurymen, &c., within the counties of Kildare, Cathelough, Kilkenny, and Wexford, in anno 1608.
Copy of lease from John Maloney (shoemaker, Wexford, Ireland), with consent of Frances Murphy and James Long (both of Kilwillen, Wexford) to Cecilia Gafney (widow, Wexford) of shop and dwelling at corner of Commercial Quay and Gafney's Lane, Wexford for seventy years; with extract of will of Mary Anne Gafney (died 28 May 1900) and lease dated 27 May 1907 from Margaret Agnes O'Reilly (wife of Thomas O'Reilly, Wexford) and William Hutchinson (merchant, Wexford) to Great Western Railway Company of 10 Commercial Quay, Wexford for thirteen years. 1851 Mar 01 - 1907 May 31
Ship: Maria Read; Official number: 45589. 1915
Joseph Cousins; rank/rating, master; year of birth, 1853; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, same ship.
James Brennan; rank/rating, mate; year of birth, 1885; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, same ship.
Patrick Whelan; rank/rating, able seaman; year of birth, 1895; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, same ship.
Nicholas Leigh; rank/rating, ordinary seaman; year of birth, 1895; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, same ship.
John O'Neill; rank/rating, cook; year of birth, 1900; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, same shipp.
James Farrell; rank/rating, ordinary seaman; year of birth, 1895; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Perseverance of Wexford.
William Walsh; rank/rating, able seaman; year of birth, 1890; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Useful of Dublin.
Matthew Murphy; rank/rating, Mate; year of birth, 1895; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Glynn of Wexford.
Thomas Walsh; rank/rating, Master; year of birth, 1855; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Mary Agnes of Wexford.
James Carroll; rank/rating, Master; year of birth, 1874; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Harvest Home of Wexford.
Phillip Cullen; rank/rating,mate; year of birth, 1894; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Harvest Home of Wexford.
Henry Roberts; rank/rating, able seaman; year of birth, 1896; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, Harvest home of Wexford.
William Morris; rank/rating, ordinary seaman; year of birth, 1896; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, first ship.
James Doyle; rank/rating, cook; year of birth, 1900; place of birth, Wexford; previous ship, first ship.
Ballymore National School, County Wexford: records 1917-63 (2001/66)
Annesley family, Viscounts Valentia
… Co Wexford (Camolin, etc) deeds… with misc papers for Co Wexford (Tullycannon, etc)…
'Photograph of procession in Quay Street, New Ross, [County] Wexford on date of laying the foundation stone of the Roman Catholic Church, Sunday, September 29th 1895'.
Copyright owner of work: Philip Augustus Jeffares, 13 North Street, New Ross, County Wexford, Ireland.
Trafalgar Records (many sailors from Wexford)
George Rule aged 37 born in Wexford, Ireland.
Ship: HMS Achille
Rank/Rating: Landsman
Allotment made from wages 1 June 1809 to wife Jane (paid from Wexford).
Royal Hospital, Chelsea: Discharge Documents of Pensioners
WILLIAM HARRISON Born INNISCORTHY, Wexford Served in 32nd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39 after 14 years of service ...1789
Also the "Find my past" PAYSITE with some free stuff, is associated with the UK National Achieves. It has a good collection of online military records that can be searched by county.
Additional British Army Births, Marriages and Death indices can be viewed and downloaded for free at Familyrelatives.com. Registration required.
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) (approx 1500 record for "Wexford"): http://www.proni.gov.uk/index.htm
Here is a sample of records available:
Church Records http://www.proni.gov.uk/guide_to_church_records.pdf
Records of Wexford Wesleyan Methodist Church 1833-1943
eCatalogue http://applications.proni.gov.uk/LL_DCAL_PRONI_ECATNI/SearchPage.aspx
Bond for Arthur Labram, Eniscorthy, Co. Wexford, hemp and flax dresser, to the Bishop of Meath. c.1724-1725
Biographical details of the life of Mrs Alicia Pounden, [Monart] Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, and Dublin during the Irish Rebellion. (T720)
Name Seach http://applications.proni.gov.uk/DCAL_PRONI_ProniNames/SearchPage.aspx
Clement Archer of Enniskcorthy, Wexford. Will of 1773.
Will Calendars http://applications.proni.gov.uk/DCAL_PRONI_WillsCalendar/WillsSearch.aspx
Armstrong Hannah of St. Johns Terrace Enniscorthy county Wexford widow died 12 May 1940 Probate Belfast 5 September to William Armstrong general merchant. Effects £229 16s. 7d.
Freeholder Records http://applications.proni.gov.uk/Freeholders/default.aspx (some Wexford references)
British Library
1891 "The First Prize (Silver Medal) has been awarded to Dr. Thos. Drapes (Enniscorthy). The subject ('Look out for Squalls! Curracloe Sand-hills,') is reproduced by the Woodburytype Company, and forms the frontispiece to this month's issue." Text by Charles W Hastings, editor of 'The Photographic Societies' Reporter,' 'Amateur Photographer,' 'Photographic Quarterly,' etc.
Dorset History Centre
D.2331/17 Lease, 1. Benjamin Culme, assignee of Benjamin Culme late Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, deceased 2. John Arthur of Wexford. tenement in Childestreet, Dublin. 1 Dec 1660
Gloucestershire Archives
Counties Wexford, Clare: rent accounts, correspondence, plan of estate of Robert Harrison, 1763, 1800-1806 (1 bundle);
Australian Archives
Various military records giving place of birth as County Wexford.
New Zealand Archives
1958 WALSH Christopher - Inch, County Wexford - Retired Farmer
Canadian Archives
Scott family of Ontario and the United States, an Irish Protestant family who emigrated from County Wexford between 1820 and 1825. Material includes genealogical charts, maps, land indentures, birth and death registers and certificates, wills and codicils, obituary notices, muster roll, maps, and tombstone photographs and inscriptions of various members of the Scott family, 1756-1982.
Ferguson Collection MG 27, IE 30: Lineage of the family of Gowan of Mount Nebo in the County of Wexford, Ireland (1693-1840) - original handwritten manuscript
Descendants of Bartholomew Dunphy of Kilmyshall, County Wexford, Ireland. Compiled by Earle Dunphy. 2002. CD-ROM; hardcopy: 70 pages.
Vancouver Library; Archives
James E. Carty Collection: Scrapbook (ca. 1886); collection of newspaper clippings with farming and household tips, remedies, poems, notes, and financial accounts; 3 3/4"x12"; Contains note of "James Carty, Blackwater, County Wexford, Ireland"
Other Archives
British History Online – contains State Records
e.g. Presentment of the jury of Wexford – King Henry VIII
British – History of Parliament – Contains biographical information on members and families from earliest times
Columbia University, New York
Montgomery Ms. 62. Estate account book of the Colclough family, Co. Wexford, Ireland. 1668 onwards. Bargy and Shelburne.
Enhanced Parliamentary Papers on Ireland
1811 Report from the Committee of Privileges on the petitions of the freeholders of Wexford
Irish Emigrant Database
http://ied.dippam.ac.uk/ [Wexford Records]
Voices of Migration and Retrn
Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section
Indexes to Lloyd's Captains Registers http://www.history.ac.uk/gh/capintro.htm
Irish Mariners, active in 1918-1921. Includes identity photographs e.g. Nicholas Kelly, Wexford & James Maye, Wexford
http://www.irishmariners.ie/ Wexford
Irish Virtual Research Library and Archive
Wexford http://ivrla.ucd.ie/ivrla/results?simple-query=wexford
Military Deaths of Officers - Wexford
RICORSO – An Irish Studies Website – contains bibliographical information http://www.ricorso.net/rx/index.htm
Thomas Furlong (1794-1827) of. Ballylough, Poet
The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH)
Wexford http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/highlights.jsp?county=WX&list=true#THEENNISCORTHYSHOPFRONT
County Wexford during "The Troubles" (1919-23) Part 1 http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/Surveys/Buildings/BuildingoftheMonth/Archive/Name,853,en.html
Trinity College Dublin – Archives
MS Courtown Deposit; MS 11183: the Courtown papers contain records of the Stopford family. They cover a period from the 18th to the 20th century and relate to the management of the lands in the counties of Wexford, Carlow and Kilkenny
MSS 7576-7635: the Arran Papers relate to the Gore family whose lands were in counties Wexford, Donegal and Mayo. The papers and date from the mid-18th to the mid-19th centuries
Antiques Roadshow
The story of the Wexford Irish Civil War Medal of 1799 http://www.artiquesroadshow.com/wexford_civil_war_medal.htm
National Library of Ireland http://catalogue.nli.ie/Search/Results?lookfor=wexford&type=AllFields&filter[]=format%3A%22Photo%22&view=list
NOTE: Includes various photographs of unidentified people from Coolgreany.
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Published / Created: 1914 Dec.
Published / Created: 1906
Published / Created: 1906
Published / Created: [between 1890-1910].
Published / Created: [between 1900-1910].
Published / Created: 1909 June 20.
Published / Created: [between 1890-1910].
Published / Created: 1909 June 20.
Published / Created: 1909 June 20.
Published / Created: 1931 Dec. 26.
Published / Created: 1907 July 29.
Published / Created: 1903 Apr. 29.
Published / Created: 1904 Feb. 18.
Published / Created: 1907 July 29.
[Miss Browne on horse, Ballynabola, New Ross, Co. Wexford]
Published / Created: 1903 Apr. 29.
Published / Created: 1907 July 29.
Published / Created: 1904 Feb. 18.
Published / Created: 1917 July 11.
Published / Created: 1917 July 11.
Published / Created: 1928 Aug. 24.
Published / Created: 1903 Apr. 29.
Published / Created: ca. bulk. "...Wexford (Ireland : County) 1900-1910..."
Published / Created: [between 1930-1940].
[Mr. & Mrs. Barrett, full-length portrait]
Published / Created: 1904 Feb. 18.
[Mr. Barrett, Mrs. Barrett erased out of picture]
Published / Created: 1904 Feb. 18.
Published / Created: [between 1890-1910].
British Library http://www.bl.uk/
1891 "The Frist Prize (Silver Medal) has been awarded to Dr. Thos. Drapes (Enniscorthy). The subject ('Look out for Squalls! Curracloe Sand-hills,') is reproduced by the Woodburytype Company, and forms the frontispiece to this month's issue." Text by Charles W Hastings, editor of 'The Photographic Societies' Reporter,' 'Amateur Photographer,' 'Photographic Quarterly,' etc.
British Pathé
1922 GAELIC FOOTBALL Various shots of Gaelic football match underway (Ireland ?).
1922 WEXFORD TREATY MEETING Train delayed in WEXFORD Ireland, after parts of track are torn up.
1924 WEXFORD'S COMMEMORATION TO MR. JOHN REDMOND ( aka WEXFORD'S ... Nationalists from all parts of Ireland gather in WEXFORD to commemorate John Redmond.
1925 IRELAND REMEMBERS Town of WEXFORD in Ireland commemorates John Redmond on anniversary of his death.
1926 THE COMING ELECTIONS Captain Redmond holding National League Meeting in WEXFORD.
1930 GAELIC FOOTBALL Leinster Senior Championship. Kildare (2-5) vis WEXFORD (1-1)
1933 IRISH ELECTION RESULT! Shots of members of Eamon De Valera's new Cabinet in Ireland.
1938 TRIBUTE TO HEROES OF '98 AT Enniscorthy (aka HEROES OF 1798 ... Descendants of those who fought on Vinegar Hill in 1798 visit the site to pay tribute.
British Film Institute (BFI)
1902 Wexford Bull Ring http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CyaqZKm4fc&NR=1
1902 Wexford Railway Station http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu7-2dluDSo&feature=player_embedded
Belfast Telegraph/Linen Hall
Postcards http://photosales.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/aetopia/WebObjects/BelTel-Shop.woa/wa/lc?lc=Uq3EmOOFu2irGyfUm4tV6A..a
Wexford Town... The Past in Pictures http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lvIab-bVxw
Enniscorthy RTE Documentary 1960s? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWQmX_2AVwk
Irish National newspapers have many lists of names and addresses of contributors to various causes; Nationalist/political, Church and Charities. An interesting one is the amount of money collected in the early 1870s for the relief of the French in the Franco-Prussian War. Newspapers are hard to search unless you have dates. Online databases are a lot easier.
As of September 2015, the following Wexford newspapers have been digitalised and are searchable online:
The Enniscorthy News, And County Of Wexford Advertiser 1861-1871 (451 issues)
Wexford Conservative 1832 – 1846 (1408 issues)
Wexford Constitution 1850 – 1899 (26 issues)


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