Jones Ancestors

Dear Cindy

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out and apologies for the delay in replying to your message. 

As you can see from the link below, Killinick is a Civil Parishin Co. Wexford:

http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/fuses/townlands/index.cfm?fuseaction=TownlandsInCivil&civilparishid=2577&civilparish=Killinick&citycounty=Wexford

Records for the corresponding Roman Catholic Parish of Moyglass begin in 1813. As this is the case, there will be no RC church records for William?s baptism.

Despite this you could search the Tithe Applotment and Griffith?s Valuation for reference to the Jones? in that area during that time. Do you believe the family were Roman Catholic? Records for the Church of Ireland begin in 1804 which is also too late for a baptism record.

Have you tried searching Ancestry.com for any mention of your ancestor?s name in member family trees or messages? 

Please let us know if you manage to find out any more about the family. I assume you have also tried the passenger lists?

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support  

Dear Cindy,

I assume you are still around.

I also assume your Jones are Cof Ireland?

Can you connect them to Ballybrennan big or little?

There are Jones in the Killinick parish records that if you do a search will come up.

Also the Ballybrennan estate had its own cemetery and these are also available.

If you can connect to any of this or anyone else interested I have photos of all the jones burials from there.

Richard Jones my 4th great grandfather buried with many of his family at Ballybrennan

3 Williams in the family but none yours but I could imagine your William being a nephew of my original Richard.

Della

Dear Cindy,

I am in contact with your 2nd cousin who has your William Jones living at Ballybrennan Little while my Richard Jones lived next door at Ballybrennan big. May be they were brothers. My family continued to hold the lease on Ballybrennan for at least 100 years after William left. Hoping the lease agreement will come to light one day so i can get further back. I have a copy of Richard's eldest son William's will confirming the passing down of the lease hold in through the family and many family members. 

Hope you get this message

Della

Hi Cindy

My name is Larry Jones , I am a decendant of William Jones , came to Canada in 1821. My Grandfathers name was Noble a brother to Stephen Jones.  You can contact me by email at jlj2541@gmail.com. 

Regards

Larry

Hi

Following "Jones" Burried in Ballybrennan Cemetery Killinick  Tagoat Wexford

Richard Jones b.1772 Ballybrennan d.26-12-1852 bur in Ballybrennan  

Married .Jane ?  b.1782 d. 4-9-1854 bur  Ballybrennan

Daughter Jane b.1820   d.15-7-1858 bur Ballybrennan

Daughter Sarah b.1823

Son Richard C b.1827 d, 14-3-1909 bur ballybrennan

Jones must have been important in area  as the now called "Ashfield Cross" was on old maps as "Jones Cross"

No Jones in that area  now    ------Try Griffits Valuation

orchardpark12

Hi orchardpark12

Are you local to Ballybrennan to know about Ashfield cross?

I have been working on this family for years,

If you have any more gems on this family I would love to hear them

The Richard above is my 4th great uncle

His parents and brothers are also buried at Ballybrennan

as well as several generations furthure back

I am decended from this family as well as Larry above as confirmed by DNA.

I also have photos and transcripts of many of the Jones in Ballybrennan Cemetery If any other members of the family see this post. 

Della

hi

In "The Past"  No 2  1921  available on line  page 76 is a report on "Ballybrennan " & a Mr Jones is mentioned  --probally around 1800's

If you cant bring it up I could  scan it for you

Laurence Doyle "orchardpark12" 

Hi Laurence Doyle of Orchard park12

is "the past" a history magazine? What area might it cover?

Is it avalable on line? would there be a link to it? Google did not find it for me!

With a lot of help I now can follow my Jones line back to 1734 at Ballybrennan.

it is very scatchy and anything I can add to my research would be good

The wexford port has resently released an e brouchure on the delelopement of the port and slobes and it had several references to the family and building their own cannal and port on their farm.

part of the port is still standing and I was luck enough to be shown it by the current owner. 

I am also slowly finding information from the wexford library as it comes on line.- very helpful staff.

Della Palmer

Nanneella Victoria Australia

Hi

Try 

The past : the organ of the Ui Ceinnsealaigh Historical Society : Ui ...

https://archive.org/details/pastorganofuicei1949uici

1. Also try       WTGeaneology  
2. My  e-mail      orchardpark1@hotmail.com         so  if above don;t work tell me
3. orchardpark12