Hayes & Doyle families

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Hi Thanks, Michael Hayes born c1806, died 23rd June 1898 mary? hayes, born 1807, died 20th June 1898, both buried in Galbally, Co Wexford headstone erected by son John Hayes their grandson Patrick Hayes Ballylogue, married Bridget McDonald, came to work as head gardener at Grange Waterford city about 1912 children James, 1908 Mary Bridget, 1910, John Hayes 1911, all Wexford, Catherine 1915, Patrick 1918, Ellen 1920, Martin 1923 and Michael Hayes 1928  (2) Andrew Doyle and Bridget Walsh, their son John Doyle married Maryann Connors 1873, in Waterford children Minnie, 1874, James, 1879, Frederick 1882, Annie, 1884, George 1886, and Patrick 1891, most of this family migrated about 1904 Many Thanks JB

OP, who make the headstone transcription? You, or someone else?
Easy to read? Numbers and dates clear?
I think it improbable that both members of a married couple would live to their 90s in the 1890s. Not impossible of course, just unlikely.

Do you have a photo you can post?

As an aside, I would hardly say that someone buried in Galbally was in Enniscorthy!

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An oddity is that this Galbally graveyard is not listed on the local parish site, where they have transcribed parish cemetery inscriptions.  Must be the one at the Catholic church of St. John the Baptist, commonly called Galbally Church
http://homepage.eircom.net/~breeparish/Index.htm

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The 1872 marriage of James Hayes and Catherine Kehoe says that his father, Michael, was a farmer.
If this is true, he was not from Garranstackle, as there was no Hayes listed there in Griffith's Valuation. Nearest candidate is the Michael Hayes in Barmoney, also Bree. (I initially assumed it would be parish of Glynn - might be worth looking there)

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Barmoney was part of the civil parish of Whitechurch, and is close to Glynn. I would look in the Glynn parish records.