Hello, I am decended from the Lacy & Stafford family from Stapletown (Greaves) Rathaspick, Wexford.
1) My Great Great grandfather was Thomas Lacy/Leacy born 1821 died 1906 in Wexford his wife Elizabeth born 1821 died 1871. The headstone which Thomas erected in is in St. Catherine's Church yard, Murrintown, Co. Wexford, Ireland - Erected by Thomas Lacey of Laurel Hill in memory of his wife Elizabeth, dearly departed this life May 20, 1871. His son Thomas Lacey died Feb 2, 1932 aged 71 yrs and Elizabeth Lacey died Nov 8, 1946 age 86 yrs.
I do have info on this family but only a little from the 1901 & 1911 Irish Censuses. And a few pictures that my Aunt Mary has taken in Ireland when visiting cousin Betty (Lacey) McCarthy of Clonmel.
The following is what is listed in the 1901 Irish Census: Residents of house 2 at Stapletown (Greaves) Rathaspick, Wexford.
Lacy, Thomas 40, Roman Catholic, b. in Co Wexford, Farmer
Lacy, Lizzie 40 wife
Lacy, Thomas 80 father
Lacy, Thomas 13 son
Lacy, Simon 12 son
Lacy, Lizzie 9 daughter
Lacy, Patrick 8 son
Lacy, Mary 6 daughter
Lacy, James 4 son (my grandfather)
Lacy, John 3 son
Lacy, Theresa 2 daughter
1911 Irish Census:
Leacy, Thomas 50 Head
Leacy, Lizzie 50 wife
Leacy, Thomas 22 son
Leacy, Simon 21 son
Leacy, Lizzie 19 daughter
Leacy, Patrick 18 son
Leacy, Mary 16 daughter
Leacy, James 14 son (my grandfather)
Leacy, John 13 son
Leacy, Theresa 12 son
Leacy, Matthew 11 son
Leacy, Christopher 8 son
Leacy, Joseph 5 son
Gethers, Mary 77 mother
Simon Lacy and his wife Mary Wade immigrated to the US in 1912, settling in Laconia, Belknap County, NH.
James Lacy immigrated in about 1923 and moved to Laconia, Belknap county, NH with his brother.
I would like to know more about my grandfathers siblings. I know some are buried at St. Catherine's Church in Murrintown, cause I have pictures my aunt took of the gravestones when she was there visiting.
I would also like to know more about the plaque that is in St. Catherine's that is in memory of Elizabeth Stafford.
Thank You
Rosanna in the USA
Rosanna_63
Tuesday 23rd Apr 2013, 05:35PMMessage Board Replies
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Hi Rosanna,
Thank you very much for your message and for sharing this information on the Ireland Reaching Out message board. No doubt it will prove very useful to other researching parts of the same family.
I hope that someone with more information on the Lacey?s makes a connection with you and helps you to further your research.
Please be patient - as our programme has only begun to rollout across the island of Ireland and volunteers in some areas may not yet be organized.
Kind regards,
Genealogy Support
Emma Carty
Thursday 30th May 2013, 11:40AM