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Irish
Immigrants:
New York Port Arrival Records, 1846-1851 
between 1846 and 1851, more than a million Irish
emigrated to the US and Canada, mostly through New York
Irish
Records Index, 1500-1920
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County Wicklow Genealogy Links
Links
Arklow
Hearth Money Rolls, 1669
Arklow
Parish Christening Records transcribed by Peggy Leonard
Arklow
Parish; Marriage Records over 4,400 records
Arklow;
Griffith's Valuation of Tenements 1865
Arklow,
1931 Trades Directory
Bray
Town Trades Directory - 1931
Clonegal
Roman Catholic Baptismal Index 1833, selected surnames to 1843
County Wicklow GenWeb
a part of the Ireland GenWeb Project; created in an effort to help researchers
find local resources and reference information.
County Wicklow,
Ireland Genealogy Project has online resources compiled
by volunteers
County Wicklow CMC Record
Project database of christenings, marriages
and cemeteries
County Wicklow CMC Record Project has databases of Baptisms,
Marriages
and Deaths
County
Wicklow Message Board 
read and post messages with other genealogy researchers
of this county
Cyndi's List
- County Wicklow largest private collection
of genealogy links on the web
Fianna's
Co. Wicklow page
Genuki's pages
for County Wicklow
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page
Genealogy
of the UK - Co. Wicklow a guide to
finding online genealogy resources for this county, including archives,
libraries, surname lists, parish registers, cemeteries, directories,
war memorials, electoral rolls, censuses..
Greystones,
1931 Trades Directory
Griffith's
Valuation 1854
Griffiths
Valuation 1848-1864 records online for this county
Online
Irish Names Research Directory
Rathdrum; Births,
Deaths
& Marriages
Roundwood
- St. Laurence O'Toole, R.C. Church names on dedication
inside church
Wicklow
County Library
Wicklow Family History
Centre
Wicklow
United Irishmen1797 - 1804 The United Irishmen were
founded in late 1791 in order to unite 'protestant, catholic and dissenter'
(presbyterian) in the cause of parliamentary reform. They wanted to
replace the elite Dublin parliament at College Green with a democratic
forum akin to those created by revolutions in America and France
Cemeteries
Arklow
Parish; St. Gabriel, Arklow, and Barinsky Cemeteries Monumental Inscriptions
Arkkow;
St Mary's Cemetery
Baltinglass;
Saint Mary Abbey Churchyard (partial transcription)
Baltinglass
Cemetery (partial listing)
Bray
Little Graveyard (St. Peter's Chapel)
Davistown
Cemetery (partial listing)
Derralossary
Church of Ireland Graveyard
Dunlavin;
Saint Nicholas Cemetery
Dunlavin;
Dunlavin Cemetery (partial listing)
Ferns
Old Graveyard Name Index
Glendalough;
Saint Kevin Cemetery
(partial transcription)
Heighington
Burial Ground
Kilavaney;
Saint Kevin's Churchyard Cemetery
(partial transcription)
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of page
Kilmacanogue
Old Graveyard index of names
Kilquade
Graveyard index of names
Kiltegan;
Kilranalagh Graveyard
Kiltegan;
Tyneclash Old Cemetery (partial
listing)
Leitrim
Cemetery (partial transcription)
Manor
Kilbride Graveyard (partial transcription)
Old
Delgany Graveyard
Old
Killoughter Graveyard index of names
Old
Trinity Church index of names
Powerscourt
Demesne (Churchtown) Graveyard index of names
Powerscourt;
Saint Patrick Anglican Churchyard (partial
transcription)
Rathbran
Cemetery
Roundwood
- St. Laurence O'Toole, R.C Church list of names
Saint
Kevin's Churchyard Cemetery
(partial listing)
Tyneclash
Old Cemetery (partial transcription)
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of page
Censuses
Arklow
Parish;1901/1911 Censuses
People
from Wicklow in the 1851 England Census
1901
Census of Avoca Parish
Military
Irishmen
1797 - 1804 The United Irishmen were founded in late
1791 in order to unite 'protestant, catholic and dissenter' (presbyterian)
in the cause of parliamentary reform. They wanted to replace the elite
Dublin parliament at College Green with a democratic forum akin to those
created by revolutions in America and France.
Munster
Volunteer Registry 1782
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