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Helen Clarke 5 May 2008

I am trying to find some information on Arthur Barlow (born about 1752)an ancestor who was proprietor of 651 acres acres Tipperary, Ireland in early 1800's.
Would also like to know how to find some information about his son Arthur Craven Barlow who was had a 99 year lease of Saunders Court, Wexford, Ireland.

MICHAEL O.HANRAHAN 1 Jan 2000
I would be interested to discover if there are any subscribers who are interested in the descendants of the family of Barlow originating in County Wexford, Ireland, in particular descendants of:

1. MATTHEW BARLOW, Ballytarsna, Oulart
m. CATHERINE WARREN b. c1764; d. 26 September 1821 - aged 57

Children included:

1.1 JOHN BARLOW, Courtlough, Oulart,
married 22 February 1841
MARY SINNOTT, Parish of Blackwater and had at least one son:
MATTHEW BARLOW, b. 21 January 1842

1.2 MATTHEW BARLOW, b. 17 December 1805,
married
MARGARET DUNNE b. 10 December 1803

In 1840 a Mr. Marshall brought Matthew and Margaret Barlow and five children, to Australia as 'Bounty Immigrants' on board the 'Royal Consort,
he to work as a farm worker and she to work as a cook.

Their children were:
MATTHEW b. 1825
JOHN b. 1827
THOMAS b.1829
Catherine b. 1832
Mary (2) b. 1834
-A previous Mary b. 1824 d. 23 August 1832 aged 8 and is buried in Glenbrien Cemetery-

JOHN BARLOW m. 25 July 1854 ELIZA HUGHES b.1839; d. 15 September 1880, aged 51 and had a family which included architect, JOHN BEDE BARLOW.

THOMAS BARLOW m. MARY ANN SHAW b. c 1824; d. 21 July 1920, aged
96 and also had a family.

I have no record of the marriages of MATTHEW, CATHERINE or MARY.

1.3 MARY BARLOW m. GARRET SINNOTT
Their children were:
ROBERT SINNOTT b. 25 April 1852
MARY SINNOTT b. 12 July 1854
PIERCE SINNOTT b. 29 July 1856

1.4 ELIZABETH BARLOW m. SIMON SUTTON
Their children were:
MARYMATILDA SUTTON b. 21 October 1855
ELIZABETH SUTTON b. 05 April 1857
ELEANOR SUTTON b. 27 August 1859

2. KENNEDY BARLOW, Ballyrannel, Glenbrien, Enniscorthy
b. c1757; d. 23 January 1845 - aged 88
m. ELIZABETH /not known; b. c1759; d. 11 September 1844 - age 85

2.1 JOHN BARLOW, b. c1797; d.02 July 1845 - age 48
[Grocer,Wine & Spirit Merchant, Townsend Street, Dublin]
m. 1. Mary Brennan, Hoeyfield, Delgany, Co. Wicklow,
b. 06 October 1792, d. 26 January 1833
m. 2. MARY CORCORAN, Townsend Street, Dublin
b. c1811; d. 06 August 1864 - age 53

JOHN BARLOW had nine children, of whom four "died young"
--------NICHOLAS, ARTHUR, CATHERINE and KATE MARY------

He was survived by five children, JOHN; Rev. MARTIN BARLOW, who was first RC Parish Priest of the Parish of St. Kevin, Harrington Street, Dublin. He died 08 April 1870, aged 47; Rev. NICHOLAS BARLOW, member of the Congregation of Missionaries (C.M.); ELIZABETH and MARY.

2.2 THOMAS BARLOW b. c1823; d. 25 November 1890 - age 87
m. BRIDGET LAMBERT (Ballyrannel),
b. 17 February 1818; d. 19 March 1896 - age 78
I will post details of the family of THOMAS & BRIDGET, in Wexford and Australia at a future time

2.3 ARTHUR BARLOW
b. c1805; d. Ballycarney, Ferns, 30 December 1885 - age 80
m. ELLEN / surname not known b. c1839; d. 28 April 1874 - age 45

2.4 KENNEDY BARLOW m. MARGARET KEHOE
Children included:
KENNEDY b. 30 May 1833
MARY b. 20 August 1836
NICHOLAS b. 14 July 1840

I hope that the above information will strike a chord with some subscribers/listers and may lead to the provision to me and my wife Mary, who is a descendant of KENNEDY BARLOW (1757-1845) through THOMAS BARLOW (1803-1890) of some additional data.

MYRON J. HINRICHS
I am looking for Barlow ancestors in Ireland.
George L. Barlow was born 8 Aug 1840, at Croom, Limerick County, Ireland.
In the autumn of 1848 when he was eight years of age, his father, mother, and family of six children set sail for America in an old sailing vessel and were six weeks crossing the ocean. The father, mother and two children, stricken with ship's fever, died and were buried at sea.
The others landing at New Olreans, were taken to a hospital where the two brothers and three sisters died, leaving George all alone. He made his way back to the wharf he lived as best he could until two men from St Louis discovered him, and turned him over to a man (Albert Howard) from Green County, Ilinois, who was glad to give him a home for several years.
On 4 March 1880 he was married -second time- to Mary E. Buckingham. To their union on son was born George Russell, who lives near Ludlow.
George L. Barlow is my Great- Great Grandfather, and George Russell Barlow is my step Great Uncle.
I am looking for descendents of George Russell Barlow.
Thank you for any leads you might give.

See: The obituary/biography of of George L. Barlow

Thomas B. Keeley
Mary Barlow born April 4, 1888, Roscommon, Ireland. Immigrated to NY around 1909-1910, Sisters Annie, Molly, Sarah, and brother Joseph. If you have any information, please contact me. Thank you.

...Scotch-Irish Immigrants to SC 1772...
Rev William Martin and his 5 shiploads of settlers...

In the Council Chamber, Orangeburg Dist. Sunday, Jan 27, 1773
#76 Abraham Thomas......300 b.PF 1864 b. 6 Jan 1773 in Craven Co., south side of Broad River Waters of Carson Creek; bd'd Thomas Shaw, WILLIAM AND JOHN BARLOW, Samuel Chapman, Charles Butner, Moses Kirklin, Sunday 18 Jan 1773

#111 WILLIAM BARLOW b. PF 76 6 Jan 1773 to WILLIAM BARLOW 100/150 acres, at Craven Co. south side of Broad River on waters of Carson Creek; bordered north and west by Abraham Thomas, east by John Barlow, south by Mariah Elander Gross, Sunday 19, Jan 1773

dd 22 Oct 1774 to Secretary recorded in record of plots Vol I pg 135
The Council Journal clearly gives the name as "William" and the acreage to which he is entitled is 100 acres. However, the survey states there was laid off for 150 acres bounded in part by John Barlow's land, and at the same time, 100 acres were laid off for John Barlow on a precept for John Barlow dated 6 Jan 1773.

John Barlow is not listed as being given land at this time. He was already in SC. He may have already had land as William had bought or been given 50 acres of it and it was divided at the time William's land was laid off for him.

The passenger on the Lord Dunluce wrote a letter of Commedation for Slup and Coptan appealled in Belfast Newsletter April 8, 1773:

Charleston 15 Jan 1773
We went on board from LARNE arrived 20 Dec 1772.
signed: William Barlow