Hit a brick wall with cemetary records - can anyone help?

[ronnieh]

Hi

If you are looking for Rathnure or Templeudigan they would be nearer New Ross than Gorey.  Also Rathnure is sometimes listed as Killanne. 
Hope this helps

Ronnie

[Tamsin19]

Hi Ronnie,
Thank you very much for your message, this will be very useful when searching
All the best,
Tamsin

[ronnieh]

Hi

Just thought it might help

Ronnie

[Tamsin19]

Most definitely - it's all useful in narrowing things down
Many thanks once again
Tamsin

[Sir Crispin Gaylord, Bt.]

Can anyone help? I'm trying to find some very elusive ancestors, who have turned up in the 1911 Census, but many of them do not seem to be registered in the births or deaths index (I have enquired at both Dublin and Wexford). I'd really like to find out where they are buried, but I've completely hit a wall and was wondering if there is anyone who has Brian J. Cantwell's index to Graveyards and Churches who would be willing to do a search? I'm trying to find the graves of the O'Brien family:

Is there anyone who owns Cantwell's Index of Cemeteries who would be willing to do a search of Wexford cemeteries for any of these people? If one of them is buried in a particular cemetery, it's probably a guarantee that all the others are there. The family's address was Ballygibbon, Templeludigan, Wexford.
Thank you very much,
Tamsin

Cantwell's work is not relevant to you and will not help you. He only transcribed inscriptions with dates before 1875 or 1880. As your deaths are in the 1900s they are simply not included in his work. If it is of interest to you for earlier family members, his work is now available on CD (i.e. you can buy it).

Yours, etc.
   Sir Crispin Gaylord, Bt.