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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Wexford => Topic started by: Marc Mc Namara on Monday 21 September 20 17:50 BST (UK)
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I am looking into extended family and this is my first search in Wexford and i'm struggling with place names.
I would appreciate any help in clarifying place names and if possible, what is the annotation following the name of the father, John O'Reilly
Many thanks
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Could the grooms residence be Ballyconnigar? Nr Blackwater
Kay
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Could the grooms residence be Ballyconnigar? Nr Blackwater
Kay
Thanks Kay, Looks like a good call - I thought that there was a tail / descender letter towards the end - I have been looking at Parishes and the District of Oulart seems possible...
Thanks again
Slan
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I did wonder whether in the space for his father's name John OReilly's name is listed in brackets with illegitimate as he had no father ? But I have never seen this before :-\
Kay
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Looks like to me illegitimate, seems to be a case of a son using his father's name even thought his parents were not married.
This site is good for finding place names in any district
https://www.swilson.info/regdistmap.php
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Could the grooms residence be Ballyconnigar? Nr Blackwater
Kay
Indeed it is, Kay. It is just to the east of Blackwater and has both an upper and lower townland.
Here's Ballyconnigar Lower.
https://www.townlands.ie/wexford/ballaghkeen-south/ballyvaldon/castle-talbot/ballyconnigar-lower/
KG
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Think the other is Garraun
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Looks like to me illegitimate, seems to be a case of a son using his father's name even thought his parents were not married.
This site is good for finding place names in any district
https://www.swilson.info/regdistmap.php
Yes, i thought that it appeared to read as illegitimate but have no basis for thinking as such - Than you for the respnses
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Looks like to me illegitimate, seems to be a case of a son using his father's name even thought his parents were not married.
This site is good for finding place names in any district
https://www.swilson.info/regdistmap.php
Yes, i thought that it appeared to read as illegitimate but have no basis for thinking as such - Than you for the responses
This might be the answer to the Illegitimate annotation....