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IRELAND, Sealy

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  • Name IRELAND, Sealy 
    Birth 1842  Yeovil Registration District, Somerset Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender Male 
    Death Yes, date unknown 
    Person ID I7881  Edgoose
    Last Modified 27 Jan 2026 

    Family BUTCHER, Caroline,   b. 1840, Martock, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this locationd. Yes, date unknown 
    Marriage 4 Feb 1866  Martock, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Family ID F2848  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
    Last Modified 27 Jan 2026 

  • Notes 

    • SEALY IRELAND 1842-

      The birth of Sealy IRELAND was registered in 1842.
      (GRO June Q 1842 Yeovil 10 577)

      From the 1851 census of Watergore, South Petherton, Yeovil, Somerset:
      Rebecca WINES, head, widow, aged 73, born at South Petherton, Somerset;
      John IRELAND, son-in-law, widower, aged 42, agricultural labourer, born at South Petherton, Somerset;
      George IRELAND, grandson, aged 13, agricultural labourer, born at South Petherton, Somerset;
      Simeon IRELAND, grandson, aged 11, agricultural labourer, born at South Petherton, Somerset;
      *Sealy IRELAND, grandson, aged 8, born at South Petherton, Somerset;
      John IRELAND, grandson, aged 6, born at South Petherton, Somerset.
      (HO107/1929/347/14)

      Caroline BUTCHER and Sealy IRELAND were married at Martock, Somerset, on 4 February 1866. She was a 22 year old spinster from Martock, daughter of Joseph BUTCHER, labourer. Sealy IRELAND was a 21 year old unmarried labourer from Martock, son of John Ireland, labourer. Witnesses were Harry VIRGIN and Thomas HOOPER.
      (FreeReg)
      (GRO March Q 1866 Yeovil 5c 743)

      "CREWKERNE, COUNTY COURT, MONDAY
      Simon CLARK v. Sealy IRELAND, labourer, Martock. - This was a judgement summons. An order was made in August last year for £1 16 6d at 4s a month. Only 4s has been paid. Defendant said he had been out of employ several months, but he had now got work, and would promise to pay 2s a month regularly. His Honour made an order for 4s to be paid in a fortnight, and 2s a month afterwards."
      (Western Gazette, 18 January 1867)