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		Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Wexford => Topic started by: culbaire on Thursday 09 July 15 23:31 BST (UK) 
		
			
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				Hi. Can anyone suggest a possible location for sounds like "Moheady Mills" in Co Wexford. I know of Saltmills, Randalls Mills and Mocurry Mills but nothing that sounds like Moheady. No townland that I can find in Co Wexford from any of the 2008 publication of Wexford Library, census of 1901/1911 or Griffiths Valuation. Family associated with it were Fitzpatricks. Thanks. 
			
 
			
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				It might be this place - http://www.townlands.ie/wexford/scarawalsh/saint-marys-newtownbarry/moyeady/.
Stephen :)
			 
			
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				Excellent spot. And it is beside the river as well so quite possibly a mill as well. Thanks very much. 
			
 
			
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				Irish maps -
http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,693882,652639,11,7
			 
			
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				You're welcome.
Stephen :)
			 
			
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				Moyeady  is to be found on the N80 it is situated between townland of Coolattin  And Tombrick unfortunately there is no trace of the mill - think this mill was used to mill. Flax
			
 
			
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				In the 1901 census Moyeady is listed as Hoyeady  - also it might worth checking Kilmyshal parish records as the townsland is on the border of parish of castledorrell and Kilmyshal  
			
 
			
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				The earliest mention of a mill I can find is an article about the repair/maintenance of roads -
Wexford Independent, 2 May 1846
28. To repair 500 perches from Newtonbarry to Enniscorthy between Patrick Doyle's house and Moieady mill, not to exceed £30.
The map at #4 above identifies a corn mill and carding mill + spinning factory. Don't know the date of the map.
			 
			
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				Coolattin is the adjoining townland to Moheady  so I think this is the family of Fitzpatrick you are looking for
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Wexford/Newtownbarry/Coolattin/1790648/
Coolattin is in the parish of kilmyshal