Evans Family of Arklow

I am interested in making contact with anyone who has information about the Evans family who lived at 1 Upper Main Street, Arklow, for many years and at other addresses in the town. I have been researching this family for a few years and can trace an Edward Evans back to 1801, his son John Fairbrother – who was variously described as a carpenter, bailiff, rate collector, shopkeeper, and house agent – and other descendants up to present times. The Church of Ireland parish records from Arklow were destroyed, hence my difficulty in going back into the 19th century.

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  • Hi, a little bit more information from my late father’s research when visiting Ireland some years ago.

    My father’s grandfather was William Evans. He lived above the shop opposite the Catholic Church in 1 Upper High St, Arklow. His father was a bailiff and Councillor and Secretary to the Earl of Salisbury and immigrated to Australia about 1880. William Evans was educated at Dublin University.
    William had a daughter Susan Jane Evans, born 23 January 1892, in Camperdown Syd. Australia. She married Frank Burfield Barton and had 5 children, Bruce ( my father), Frank, Max, Elizabeth and Laurie.

    Hope this helps.

    By Elizabeth Ovens née Barton (06/07/2023)
  • Would your ancestor be John Evans 1893-1953 of Greystones, born of Charles Evans b.1858(Wicklow & Greystones) and Ann Wilmot b. 1858 (Dublin and Rathdrum)? Ann’s father, William Wilmot born Rathdrum, Wicklow, was my 2nd gg.grandfather.

     

    By Marleen Wilmot (06/05/2019)
  • my family came from Greystones the name Evans.

     

    By Bea Churchill Nee Evans (18/07/2018)
  • I am of the Evans family of greystones, information I am looking for is John Evans  AKA Jack the Post

    By Bea Churchill Nee Evans (18/07/2018)

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