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Founders and Family Connections relating to
THE SHOWMEN's GUILD
What a lovely present for the family, pre-order now !
New information has be placed on the Showmen's Guild page, in advance of the new book about the Founders and Roots of the Guild. |
Irish
Ancestors 4u
will help you
learn about
your past, your
worldwide family
connections,
your Irish family
perhaps even
your family
tree and the
lands, properties
and castles
your families
owned or once
lived in from
1170 to the
1900s in Ireland.
The
Three Volumes
are not just
about one family
with the surname
Rossiter. Approximately
40% will not
have the Rossiter
surname and
60% will. Listed
will be over
8,000 names
and over 3,000
individual family
trees. Full
lists can be
seen within
this website
- check out
the Menu of
Names.
All three volumes
list references
and records
of marriages,
births, deaths,
burials, extracts
from 1901 and
1911 census
returns, newspaper
articles, grave
inscriptions,
land conveyances,
wills, Indentures,
old registered
family pedigrees,
unpublished
papers, extracts
from The History
of the Town
and County Wexford
by P Hore, lease
agreements,
extracts from
Coolgreany Evictions,
Griffiths Valuations, Tithe Applotment,
and many more.
Also noted are
the townlands,
divisions and
parishes to
help you pinpoint
an area for
further search.
The purposes
of these volumes
are to widely
publicize historical
and factual
information
on ancestors
and descendants
of Irish families
worldwide. If
your surname
is listed then
you and your
ancestors, whether
linked through
blood, surname
or marriage
will share the
same history
and information
contained within
these volumes.
I have just had two responses from the book review by Somerset and Dorset Family History Society - 'The Greenwood Tree, Feb 2011, vol36, No 1' and I can now confirm at least two connections with the Irish Rossiters and the Rossiters of the South West of England and Birmingham, as follows ....
1. Richard Rossiter born Paignton, Devon in early 1700. Richard had a brother William and a sister Mary. Their father's name was Richard, b Ireland and mother's name was Sarah, b Ireland.
2. Richard, b Ireland moved to Birmingham in mid 1840s and was of the Newbawn Rossiters, Co Wexford.
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