Peppard/Pepper, Wicklow

[emjaye]

Hi Erato,

I'd say it's a fairly safe bet that we've got the same family, the "Jenkinson" is too much of a coincidence.  We will have to try to find if there were any other children, maybe through the Census records.  Isn't it great when a little bit of the puzzle falls into place?

emjaye

[Erato]

I see that you are in Australia.  I am in Ecuador.  This makes digging into early Irish records tough.

I know nothing about Mary Pepper except what became of her and her family in the US.  From that point on, I have quite a lot of information.

[emjaye]

Erato,

I have a contact in Ireland who may be able to do a bit of a search re Matthew Peppard and Mary Jenkinson. In the meantime I would love any information you may have on Mary.   My email is (*)

Thank you,

emjaye

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[Erato]

I have sent you a PM regarding my gg grandmother, Mary Pepper [Peppard].

[Cara]

Matthew Pepper was the son of Matthew Pepper and he married Honor Smullen 27/12/1850 and that marriage was at Rathdrum Co Wicklow Ireland - Her father was Thomas
and this can be found in Civil registrations.

and a Richard
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[J.M. Flannery]

Looking at headstones in Church of Ireland records, Wicklow Town I came across the following, hope it will fit in somewhere in your records:

"Erected by / John Pepper / in memory of his / affectionate wives / Mary who died the 21st of August 1855 aged 38 years / Elizabeth who died the 21st January 1878 aged 44 years."

Also one of my ancestors called John Malone (1872 - 1948) married circa 1902 to Ellen (Helena) Pepper, who was born Dublin (according to the census of 1901 & 1911) and died November 1966 in Wicklow Town. They had 9 known children all now deceased.

Census 1911 = 16 Colley St 65/19
Ellen states she was "married 9 yr. 5 children born & 5 living"

"Ellen Malone, aged 92 yrs R.C. Housewife, widow Glenside Road, (Colley Rd), died 29th November 1966.

Julia