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Title: Gore family
Post by: Jack2227 on Thursday 28 October 10 16:37 BST (UK)
From Houses of Wexford by David Rowe and Eithne Scallan(permission granted)
ISBN; 0-946538-46-8
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Laurel Grove, Waddington.
Associated families;; Gore, Handcock.
History;
In  A Parish and it's People (1985) Thomas Butler wrote, " Laurel Grove, erected in 1735 by Gore from the stones of Tullicanna castle, has long been in the possession of the Handcock's."
The Gores are connected to the Gore-Booth family.
The Hancock family. who sold this house in the 1990's, were related through marriage to the Gores.
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Saunderscourt, Crossabeg.

In 1730 the estate passed to the Gore's on the marriage of Jane, widow and sole heiress of Richard Saunders, to Arthur Gore, later Sir Arthur Gore who was created Baron Saunders of the Deeps (1758) and then first Earl of Arran of the Aran Islands.
Both he and the second Earl are thought to be buried in a vault in the estate chapel.
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Springwood, Ballymitty.

According to Butler, the house was built by Gores," over 300 years ago".Gore being an english name, it is probable that it was introduced to this area in the seventeenth century.
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Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Katharine75 on Monday 15 November 10 09:13 GMT (UK)
Hi Jack. Have you come accross anymore references to the name Gore in Wexford by any chance? Particularly in Duncormick area.
Thanks, Katharine.
Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: JaniceK on Tuesday 16 November 10 21:00 GMT (UK)
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Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Barnbarroch on Saturday 10 September 11 08:04 BST (UK)
Hello Jack,
You write "In 1730 the estate passed to the Gore's on the marriage of Jane, widow and sole heiress of Richard Saunders, to Arthur Gore, later Sir Arthur Gore". It's usually said that it's the daughter of Richard Saunders who married Arthur Gore; do you have any other evidence? Or is this just a slip?
Regards,
Jamie.
Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Jack2227 on Saturday 10 September 11 13:46 BST (UK)
Hello Jamie,

The quote is as written in the book, and I would have no further evidence to question the facts as they are written.

Jack
Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Barnbarroch on Saturday 10 September 11 14:13 BST (UK)
Thanks anyway, Jack.

Jamie.
Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Jack2227 on Thursday 10 November 11 19:59 GMT (UK)
1798 Claimants; Gore Wexford

Gore John; Esq; Duncormuck
Houses-Heifer-2 cars-Saddle-Bridle
Claimed; £80-15-11
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Jack
Title: Re: Gore family
Post by: Katharine75 on Friday 11 November 11 09:15 GMT (UK)
Thanks for the reference Jack. I do have that already, but good of you to post it anyway. Katharine.