New to genealogy

[tj]

I am trying to find my Irish Roots from Co. Wexford. I do have some
info but it is very sparse.

My grandmother was Margaret Anne Roche she was born in Taghmon in
April, 1881. She was married to Patrick Radford, born Clonard April,
1882. They were married in Wexford in January 1904. They had five
sons, Nicholas, Philip, Laurence, John (my father) and Freddie. They
had one daughter, Mary who died aged 5 mnths. Nicholas and Philip
were born in Clonard and the other children were born in Liverpool. I
know they were living in Liverpool in 1911.
Don't know when they returned to Taghmon I think it was after 1914.

My great grandfather was Philip Roche and he married Mary Anne Keane
in 1880 in Taghmon.
His gather was called Danial Roche.

Anyone out there think we could be related? Would love to hear from
them.

tj

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