Will: 1798 Deaths During Rising in Wexford *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Wexford Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Mary Heaphy 1798 DEATHS DURING RISING IN WEXFORD A List Of Names Of Some Of The Persons Murdered In Their Houses, Or Singly, In Different Parts Of The Country, By The Rebels. William Thornton, of Wexford, Coachmaker, killed near Taghmon. William Owens of Enniscorthy. John Larkin of Enniscorthy, killed in the Barony of Forth. Thomas Cook, of Saint John's, killed between Enniscorthy and Wexford. Henry Cookman, killed in Enniscorthy. Edward White, Snr, and Jnr, killed at home. William Hawkins, of Enniscorthy, killed at Davidstown. James Brickley, killed at Oulart. James Johnson, of Blackwater. Samuel Brumpton, killed in the Barony of Forth. Thomas Rath, near Duncannon Fort. Thomas Dormer, of Templeshambo, killed near home. Edward Watkins, of Templeshambo, killed near home. Thomas Watkins, of Templeshambo, killed near home. John Stafford, of Templeshambo, killed near home. Joseph Browne, killed in Templeshambo Parish. Richard Gainford, killed in Templeshambo Parish. William Nanton, killed in Templeshambo Parish. Roger Percival, killed in Templeshambo Parish. Richard Burrel, of Mulrankin, killed on the Ross Road. Robert Hughes. of Mulrankin, killed on the Ross Road. Michael Deamin, of Mulrankin, killed on the Ross Road. Thomas James, murdered in Killan Parish. Samuel James, murdered in Killan Parish. George Piper, murdered in Killan Parish. Joesph Henry, murdered in Killan Parish. Samuel Murphy, murdered in Killan Parish. James Fannin, murdered in Killan Parish. John Warren, murdered in Killan Parish. Henry Johnson, of Killaynah. James Rath, of Donoghmore Parish. John Langrel, of Kiltrisk Parish. John Lancaster, of Kiltrisk Parish. ----- Grindley, of Kiltrisk Parish. ----- Shaw, of Kiltrisk Parish. John Stephens, of Castlebridge, killed at home. Edward Dorman, killed at Gorey. William Pender, killed at Gorey. John Feltis, killed at Gorey. ------ Maud, killed at Gorey. James Wheatly, killed at Gorey. Robert Massey, killed at Gorey. Roger Pierce, murdered on Limerick Hill. John Tomkin, murdered on Limerick Hill. James White, of Taghmon, killed near Ross. Richard Annesley, Esq., killed at Roan, near Ross. Bartholomew Cliffe, Esq., killed at Roan, near Ross. Richard Elliot, killed at Roan, near Ross. Rev. Robt. Burrows, of Kilmuckridge Parish. Joseph Austin, of Kilmuckridge Parish. James Austin, of Kilmuckridge Parish. Henry Rath, of Kilmuckridge Parish. Robert Johnson, of Kilmuckridge Parish. Edward Howlin Darcy, Esq., of Kilmuckridge Parish. John Paslow, of Adamstown. Thomas Paslow, of Adamstown. Clement Goff, of Kilcormuck Parish, killed at home. John Donovan, of Tubbergall. Richard Murphy, of Enniscorthy. Henry Drury of Enniscorthy. Charles Taylor, killed at Edermine. William Mooney, killed between Wexford and Enniscorthy. Thomas Wilkinson, killed between Wexford and Enniscorthy. James Lett, killed between Wexford and Enniscorthy. Charles Cooper, of Enniscorthy, killed near Castlebridge. John Bennett, Jonathan Sadler, Geroge Carley, George Thomas, Robert Maud, all killed near Castlebridge. William Walker, Robert Webster, Henry Kinch, all killed at Gorey. Thomas Whitney, killed near Enniscorthy. Joseph Bass, of Gorey Parish. A father and three sons of the name of Crosby or Croshy, murdered at home, near Enniscorthy. Robert Webster, of Garrybritt, killed at Enniscorthy. Samuel Barber, of Enniscorthy. Samuel Oaks, of Enniscorthy, killed at Finchoag. Two brothers of the name of Dixie, of Enniscorthy. Andrew Radwell, murdered at Davidstown. A father and five sons of the name of Hawkins. Henry Johnson, of Monomolin Parish. John Oaks, of Peppard's-Castle. ---- Edmonds of Wexford Parish. Thomas Thornton, of Taghmon. ---- Tomkin, of Ballygullin. The Rev. Francis Turner, murdered in his house at Ballingale. Two men of the name of Bates, murdered in Templeshambo Parish. Source: History of the 1798 Rising in County Wexford.