As can be seen from the map below, while these villages were in different parishes they were actually very close together on the borders of these two parishes.<\/p>\n
This presence in the early records suggest that they may have been in the area in the early 1700s, and perhaps earlier although in numbers that did not warrant a mention in the census or Heath Money records.<\/p>\n Descendants in Dublin also seem to have originated from this area and DNA tests have supported this assumption.<\/p>\n I have developed three trees around descendants from this area:<\/p>\n These families have been grouped as they lived in similar areas of Dublin at a similar time period.<\/p>\n These have been grouped separately from Tree # 16 as they are clearly related and were in the same area of Dublin at the same time period and are also assumed to originate from the Kildare\/Wicklow area.<\/p>\n The DNA of descendants from Trees # 3 and 18 are similar to that of Hayde families from Ballinure, Tipperary. There is therefore a proven link to Tipperary but the specific details are unknown.<\/p>\n The DNA for a descendant from Tree # 16, while different to those of Trees # and 18 is similar to the DNA from a Hayde family from Fethard, Tipperary.<\/p>\n The areas referred to in Tree # 3 are all around Dunlavin, Hollywood and Ballymore Eustace. These can be seen around Hollywood above.<\/p>\n These families and their descendants are:<\/p>\n 1) William b circa 1860 and Anne<\/strong> from Skelp\/Scalp.<\/p>\n At the time of the Tithes in 1833, Michael and John Hayde were jointly farming 260 acres with John Murphy, Peter Farrell, Luke Butler, Pat Mowlem and James Kelly.<\/p>\n By the time of the Griffiths in 1854 the same 260 acres were being farmed by Michael and his brother William and John Murphy, Luke Butler, James Hegarty, Richard Kelly and Matthew Farrell. The land was owned by the Rev Lord J Beresford. The Beresford family arrived in Ireland with the armies of James 1 in the early 1600s and were granted large tracks of land (mainly around Waterford) by the king.<\/p>\n Descendants continued to farm this land into the 1900s. Michael who died in 1929 appears to be the last Hayde on this land.<\/p>\n John, who was in Crehelp in 1854, was on 4 acres owned by Richard Kelly. He died in 1883 and his son Thomas took over the property until he died in 1946. There is no sign of any descendants after this date and as the brothers were single (and in their 50s at the time of the 1911 census) it can be assumed that this branch of the family died out.<\/p>\n 2) Richard and Hanna<\/strong>. In Newtown in 1833 as Heade At the time of the Tithes Richard farmed 44 acres and by 1854 Thomas was farming 46 acres.\u00a0 The land was also owned by the Rev Lord J Beresford. Thomas disappeared from the valuation records in the 1860s.<\/p>\n 3) Eugene (Owen) and Rosa.<\/strong><\/p>\n There was no sign of this family in the 1830s Tithe or subsequent records.<\/p>\n 4) Henry and Hannah\/Judith.<\/strong><\/p>\n There was no sign of this family in the 1830s Tithe records. There was only the John Heade on 16 acres at Blackhill in 1825. However, he does not feature in any parish records. Perhaps he was a Henry John and they are therefore the same person.<\/p>\n A Nicholas Hade married Mary Dowling in this parish in 1837. \u00a0In Mullycagh Lower in 1854 as Hade<\/strong>. Their children were:<\/p>\n I suspect Nicholas is another son of Henry and Hannah born circa 1817 as the dates and location fit and one of his sons’ was named Henry, which was an unusual family name at the time.<\/p>\n A Patrick Heade from Mullcagh married Catherine Cuff\/Cook in Newbridge parish in 1839. He is probably another son of Henry and Hannah given the reference to Mullcagh. They were in Dowdestown Great as Hayde in 1851.<\/strong> Their children were:<\/p>\n 5) Patrick (a tailor) and Eleanor Keoghe<\/strong>. In Fryarhill in 1825 as Heade At the time of the Tithes, Patrick was on a small 1 acre plot of land. It’s no surprise his descendants moved elsewhere.<\/p>\n 6) James and Rose from Donard.<\/strong><\/p>\n The comprehensive summary of parish and civil records for these families can be found at Kildare and Wicklow Families<\/a><\/p>\n The tree for this branch of the family can be seen at https:\/\/www.ancestry.com\/family-tree\/tree\/51528839\/family<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The first census of Ireland in 1659 did not show any records with relevant surnames in the Kildare or Wicklow counties. The same applies to the Hearth Money Records of the late 1600s and the Religious Census of 1766. 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