Chapman Family - Newtown Mount Kennedy

William jnr. was baptised on the 15th April 1833, and baptised the 5th May in Newcastle Church of ireland  parish Co. Wicklow (from transcript on RootsIreland pay-website). Parents are shown as William and Sarah. No residence or father's occupation is noted. There are also baptism records of at least probable siblings  - Elizabeth 1829, Anne 1839 and George 1840. George baptism transcript.included a family residence of 'Newtownmountkennedy'.

There's no sign that I see of a marriage for William snt. and Sarah in the records online, and no further clues as to where this William came from..

A probable match from your William is shown occupying a property consisting of a House, Offices, Yard (shed, workshops, stables etc) & small garden in Newtown Mountkennedy town on Grifith's Valuation in 1854, he leased the proprety from a Robt. G. Cunninghame. There's also some possible matches for the same William leasing land in the area.

Edit : found entry for William and Sarah on the index to marriage licence bonds with shows the names, year 1826 and location as Dublin Diocese.... unfortunately just Diocese and no parish name so could have taken place in County Dublin or city, in Wicklow or parts of Kildare, for these records only the indexes survive...

@shanew147
Thank you

@shanew147 

Just looking more closely at what you wrote. I am assuming that when you said: "William jnr. was baptised on the 15th April 1833, and baptised the 5th May in Newcastle Church of ireland  parish Co. Wicklow  ..." you meant: to say: "William jnr. was born on the 15th April 1833, and baptised the 5th May in Newcastle Church of ireland  parish Co. Wicklow ..." -  ?? 

Thanks again

sorry about that - typed baptised twice in error, I rechecked to be certain - born 5th April 1833, baptised 5th May 1833.

Hi Janec, I am also searching for George Chapman Newtown Mount, Wicklow. Circa late 1700s to early1800s, father of Elizabeth Chapman who came to Western Australia and married in western Australia in 1840. Elizabeth's mother was Elizabeth Hall. Have you come across them at all? 

Hi Corinna

No, I haven't come across George Chapman, Elizabeth Hall and their daughter, Elizabeth. However, I would be very surprised if they aren't related to my husband's William Chapman and his son William George Chapman (1833-1893). The names William, George and Elizabeth are common in the family. William George had a sister called Elizabeth. She remained in Ireland and married a cousin (relative of her mother, Sarah Edge).

William George Chapman appears to have travelled to Melbourne sometime between 1952-1855. He married in Melbourne in 1855. So William George is likely the same generation as your Elizabeth. I have found it quite difficult finding information about William George Chapman's extended family but I will do a bit more digging.

Have any of the descendents of Elizabeth DNA tested on Ancestry or similar? William George Chapman is my husband's 2nd great grandfather. My husband tested at Ancestry and I have uploaded his data to all the usual places.

Jane

Hi Jane

Sorry I have taken so long to reply, I didn't get a notification that you had responded to me.

I have recently had my DNA test done by ancestry and have posted on other sites. 

There are lots of distant matches. 

How would I know if one is your husband?

Corrina

Hi Corinna

What name are you using on Ancestry? I had a quick look for Corinna but couldn't find you on my husband's DNA match list. He is listed as Bruce Chapman. Of course, even if you and he are genealogically related, you won't necessarily share DNA because the relationship will be a relatively distant one. However, definitely worth checking. 

Jane